AidCamps International

AidCamps International is a small, friendly and well established registered charity that specialises in taking volunteers from the UK to participate in short term voluntary projects in developing countries. For every project we carry out we work in conjunction with a local, non-governmental organisation, to deliver aid projects that are both needed and wanted by the local community. Our volunteers live, work, sleep, eat and play within a local community, gaining the kind of satisfaction that only comes from direct personal involvement - experiencing a unique view of the life of the people you’ll be supporting.

Aide Suisse aux Montagnards

Aide Suisse contre le Sida

Aidlink

Aidlink is an Irish international non-governmental organisation (INGO). We exist improve the lives of those living in poverty in the developing world. We believe that local communities and organisations are best placed to manage their own development. Therefore we work in partnership with strategic partners in our priority countries: Uganda, Kenya and Ghana. We are committed to empowering communities to directly implement development actions and to advocate for the relief of poverty and increased access to basic services. Our programmes focus on the basic development needs of communities as identified by them - water, education, food security and health (including HIV and AIDS).

Aidmatrix Foundation

Aidmatrix is a nonprofit headquartered in Dallas, Texas, USA, with offices in Wisconsin, Germany and India. The Aidmatrix Foundation, Inc. builds and operates powerful technology hubs that support diverse stakeholder groups in their efforts to work together to solve the world's most challenging humanitarian crises. By working together, we can triumph over the world's most challenging humanitarian crises. Our world-class systems make it easy and efficient for everyone from donors to nonprofits to governments to get the right aid to people when and where they need it most.

Aids & Child

Aids Care Education & Training

ACET has been working in Ireland since 1992. Today a team of eight staff and a large number of volunteers bring Care services to those infected and affected by HIV, as well as Education & Training on HIV, sexual health and other related issues. Motivated by a faith that God cares for everyone and wants to see them free of the effects of illness & addictions, we believe that everyone is valuable, and can have real hope. We therefore aim to see an Ireland where HIV is no longer damaging peopels lives, where stigma & discrimination of those with HIV is no longer an issue and where those infected or affected by HIV no longer see this as a significant part of their identity.

AIDS Foundation East-West

AIDS Foundation East-West (AFEW) is a Dutch, non-governmental, humanitarian, public health organisation working in Eastern Europe and Central Asia (EECA). Together with and for people living with HIV and affected communities, as well as non-governmental and governmental partners, AFEW conducts and supports programmes aimed at the prevention of HIV; universal access to treatment, care and support; and advocacy on the most pressing issues to alleviate the burden of the epidemic in the EECA region.

AIDS Foundation of Barbados

The Vision of the AIDS Foundation of Barbados Inc. is to be the leading NGO in Barbados representing a fully engaged workplace actively contributing to reducing the spread and impact of the AIDS epidemic.

AIDS Foundation of South Africa

The AIDS Foundation of South Africa (AFSA), established in 1988, was the first registered AIDS Non-Government Organisation in South Africa. AFSA acts as an interface between donors and community-based organisations and non-governmental organisations working in the HIV and AIDS sector, placing donor funds with strategically selected organisations and providing them with ongoing mentoring, technical support & capacity building. This enables partner organisations to implement relevant and effective interventions to improve the health status and well-being of their communities and target populations. AFSA believes that the best way to implement such programmes is by working through organisations located and operating in close proximity to target communities and groups, because these are made up of local people who understand and experience the needs and challenges.

Aids Niagara

Initially called the "AIDS Committee of Niagara," AIDS Niagara started in 1987 as an advisory committee to the Niagara Regional Public Health Service's AIDS Program. Examining the problem of HIV and AIDS in the Niagara Region, it quickly realized that more had to be done. People in the community were living with and dying of HIV and AIDS, and needed services to be provided. In response to these needs, the committee evolved into an active, volunteer-run, community-based AIDS organization. AIDS Niagara's services are provided at no charge to all individuals who reside in the Regional Municipality of Niagara. Services are provided to people who are living with HIV or AIDS, and to their friends and families who are "affected" by the disease.

AIDS Project Los Angeles

AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA), one of the largest non-profit AIDS service organizations in the United States, provides bilingual direct services, prevention education and leadership on HIV/AIDS-related policy and legislation. Marking 25 years of service in 2008, APLA is a community-based, volunteer-supported organization with local, national and global reach. In 2007, more than 9,600 people accessed APLA's direct services and education programs.

Aids Research Alliance

Established in 1989, AIDS Research Alliance (ARA) envisions a future in which HIV and its effects on health are eliminated, and new infections are prevented. AIDS Research Alliance is pioneering a revolutionary business model for conducting medical research in the United States, influencing the direction of HIV research along the way.

Aids Resource Centre

HIV/Aids is the most crippling pandemic of the century leaving in its wake abused, neglected and orphaned children. It was this revelation that led ARC to respond to the cry of the children in poor communities who found themselves in desperate need. Our response over the past 9 years has been in the form of immediate relief of food and clothing to a more intentional involvement leading to transformation in the lives of children and sustainability of creches. We are deliberate in our approach as we recognise the importance of identifying children at risk and how early intervention and quality provisioning makes it possible for children to grow and develop to their full potential. It is our belief that given a solid foundation in the early years of a child's life with the opportunities we provide, that these children have the potential to become future leaders of our city and make a positive impact on the community as a whole.

AIFO

AIFO is a grassroots organisation with groups of volunteers spread all over Italy. Some of local AIFO groups are NGOs officially recognised by their local administrative bodies. The different AIFO groups are organised in regional level coordinations. Delegates from AIFO groups and coordination offices together constitute AIFO's General Assembly. AIFO's activities can be divided into two main groups - activities in the developing countries and activities in Italy. Activities in developing countries are mainly related to leprosy, disability and rehabilitation, community and primary health care, and vulnerable children. Activities in Italy are related mainly to development education.

AIKYA

AIKYAs Vision is to enhance the quality of life of individuals with special needs through education and training to enable them to achieve their fullest potential and integrate them into the mainstream. September 1989 saw the birth of AIKYA Recreation Centre, Setup to integrate Special Children with the normal Children. With in four months, in January 1990, a regular Day Care Centre (Special School) was established. Parents of babies from 3 months age are trained at AIKYA and programmes are charted out for them to carry out on their own at home. Progress of these babies is evaluated and further programming is given subsequently every two months. AIKYA is also involved very actively is conducting seminars/workshops for dedicated workers/parents to equip the trainee in effectively handling special children.

Air Force Aid Society

The Air Force Aid Society is the official charity of the United States Air Force, incorporated in 1942 as a private, non-profit organization. For over 68 years, the Air Force Aid Society has supported the Air Force mission by providing worldwide emergency assistance, sponsoring education assistance programs and offering an array of base community enhancement programs that improve quality of life for Airmen and their families.

Airline Ambassadors International

Airline Ambassadors International began in 1992 as a network of airline employees using their travel privileges to assist others. Since its inception the orgnanization has helped restart the lives of more than 500,000 children in 52 countries. AAI's projects are as diverse as its membership, but they all share a common purpose: to empower individuals to engage in the global effort to achieve the Millennium Development Goals, as well as capacity building in underpriviledged communities worldwide.

Airportwatch

AirportWatch is an umbrella organisation, formed in 2000. It campaigns for a demand management approach to aviation. Demand for air travel could be dampened down by government removing the considerable tax breaks the aviation industry receives. AirportWatch believes that government policies to expand aviation can and should be resisted. We need to build up strength and support. We need to develop contacts with a broader range of individuals and organisations concerned not just with the environment. AirportWatch also works closely with the many community groups protesting about expansion at airports across the country, and has established links with similar bodies in Europe. We are involving MPs, the churches, women’s groups, organisations of older and disabled people, and social justice and youth movements. We need to tap into the support of high profile individuals with good links to the media, business and political parties.

Aiseiri

Aiséirí is a Registered Charity and is governed by a Board of Directors and a Charitable Trust. With 25 years experience in the treatment field in Ireland Aiséirí has made a significant contribution to recovery from addiction. To date over 6000 individuals and their families have engaged in the treatment programme. We promote the philosophy and values of the twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous total abstinence programme. We believe in fostering the dignity, self worth and spiritual development of each individual.