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2WAY DEVELOPMENT




2Way Development is an international volunteer agency that links individual volunteers with development organizations around the world.

2Way Development has partnerships with over 100 organizations in Africa, Asia and Latin America. All our partners are locally registered NGOs, charities or social enterprises working towards poverty reduction, environmental protection or social justice. 2Way Development is about an equal exchange of ideas, skills and benefits between volunteers and local communities overseas.

2Way Development ensures that every volunteer placement is personally tailored to match a volunteer’s abilities to the needs of its partners

For more information visit: http://2waydevelopment.com









JUBILEE ACTION



Jubilee Action funds and advises expert partners working on the ground to help the world’s most vulnerable children.  Their projects reach children who would otherwise be forgotten – those who have slipped under the radar of public notice.

Our grassroots experience also provides us with the facts, first-hand evidence and expertise to campaign on behalf of the children we are working to protect. Our aim is to persuade the UK government and the international community to take effective action to hold countries that violate children’s rights to account. 

We do this by campaigning in the media, organizing influential events and debates, issuing research and briefing politicians and opinion formers at a UK, EU and UN level.
For more information visit: http://www.jubileeaction.co.uk




NETWORK FOR AFRICA




Network for Africa works with communities in the aftermath of conflict and genocide. We help the forgotten survivors of African conflicts who have been left behind by the world after the fighting stops and the disaster relief moves on. We listen to what communities tell us, so we can offer them sustained support for their multiple needs. In doing so, our vision is that communities whose social and economic fabric has been torn apart by conflict and genocide can overcome the paralysis of trauma, rebuilding their lives with access to education, health and the means to support themselves. 

We provide training in specialised trauma counselling so survivors can tackle the long-term psychological consequences that often block their communities’ recovery. We currently have projects in northern Uganda and Rwanda and have enjoyed a valued partnership with FCYF since 2008 

For more information visit: http://www.network4africa.org








LIFELINE ENERGY
Tackling Energy Poverty


Lifeline Energy helps vulnerable people to transform their lives through dependable and clean technologies, including solar self-powered radios, MP3 players, portable energy sources and renewable lighting. Its main beneficiary communities are women, orphans and vulnerable children, refugees and people who are ill. 

Working primarily in sub-Saharan Africa, through and in partnership with governments, international organisations, NGOs and local communities, Lifeline Energy seeks to advance economic progress, promote community development and to help eradicate disease, famine and conflict. It does this by supporting or initiating projects that harness appropriate sustainable energy solutions to extend access to information and education through radio, energy and light, and which promote local entrepreneurship and other forms of development.

 Energy poverty is a key impediment to millions of people who strive every day to better their lives.

For more information visit: http://lifelineenergy.org

















CONCORDIA COLLEGE




Concordia College in Minnesota, is a private, co-ed four-year liberal arts college of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America open to men and women of different backgrounds and aspirations. Its 2,700 students from 40 countries represent 43 religions and denominations. Concordia strives to equip students for vocation to use their talents for the sake of the world. Gaining global perspective and experience is a critical part of the education, and Concordia has been sending small staff-accompanied groups of students to intern with FCYF annually since 2009

During their two-week stay at the volunteer center, students teach and play with children in Wisdom Nursery and Primary schools and also at the Deaf Children Center. They also conduct fund-raising activities for the foundation back in their college campus environment. FCYF and Concordia are mutual beneficiaries in a global partnership that is growing in strength and is based in friendship, respect and service

For more information visit: http://www.cord.edu/