Hope Foundation

The Hope Foundation funds many different projects that have the single aim of changing the lives of street and slum children and their families. Our goal is to provide supports and skills that will enable children and their families to build a better future for themselves, free of poverty. We work with 16 Indian partner organisations on projects in healthcare, education, child protection, drug rehabilitation, sanitation and vocational training. We also fund eight residential homes where children receive 24-hour care and all the support they need to stay in mainstream school.

Hope Foundation

Hope Foundation is an organisation aimed at being an umbrella of the lesser known chronic conditions not already represented in Barbados... If you have Lupus, sickle Cell or Arthritis, you are not alone. Join Hope Foundation and benefit from the support of persons who have been there and done that. Hope Foundation, founded in May 1991, has stuck steadfastly to its primary objective which is creating an awareness of the lesser known chronic illnesses. This has been successfully executed by a group of dedicated and committed volunteers who work well together while sharing a common vision of quality living for all. This has been accomplished against a backdrop of honesty whereby the organisation maintains transparency in all its undertakings.

Hope House

Hope House Children's Hospices provide care and support to life limited children, young people and their families. A range of services is offered. These include respite and terminal care at the hospice and/or within the family home, and support such as counselling, advocacy and the promotion of children, young people’s and carers’ rights. Bereavement support is offered to all children, young people, family members and others involved with the family. The support offered includes physical, psychological and spiritual care from a team including experienced doctors, nurses and other care professionals. The service offered is informal, but always professional.

Hope International

HOPE International (HOPE) is a Christian faith-based, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization focused on alleviating physical and spiritual poverty through microenterprise development. HOPE ministers to the poor in over a dozen countries, working in the hard places and thriving there. HOPE's microfinance programs offer a sustainable alternative to the short-term forms of charity that have often left a wake of disempowerment in developing countries. Microfinance isn't a hand-out but a hand up. It demands ownership and active participation from the beneficiaries of the intervention. Microloan recipients can take pride in knowing that their own hard work has made the difference between poverty and provision.

Hope Medical and Educational Aid

We are a non-sectarian, non-governmental organization (NGO) working with various British charities, and women's organizations such as the Women National Comission (WNC) and the National Alliance of Women Organizations (NAWO), as well as the United Nations for the benefit of Iraqi women and young girls. We want to help women and young girls who are victims from the various conflicts in Iraq to overcome their physical and psychological trauma, by facilitating the availability of Medical treatment in Iraq by opening clinics and offering training to doctors and nurses. As an example, Limbless cases should be treated in Iraq, rather than brining the children to the United Kingdom. We also help Iraqi women and teenagers living in the United Kingdom, through support and encouragement, to adjust and assimilate within British society.

Hope Mission Centre

Hope Mission Centre is a non-profit and non-Governmental Charity that is committed to bringing people to their innate potentiality because we are motivated and driven by what we see in the future of the children, youth, widows and the less privileged in the society. We are Kenya's most affordable volunteer organization. We provide safe, quality and extremely affordable volunteer opportunities. We assist in providing volunteers to work in Kenyan schools, children’s homes, medical work, HIV/Aids, women empowerment, sports, education, construction work, conservation work, and orphans assistance. Volunteers choose to work on projects of their choice with placement periods ranging from one week to two years. Our staff will place you in institutions which align with your interests and strengths. We place volunteers in projects where there is real need for help and assistance and where their input will be highly valued and appreciated.

Hope Project Charitable Trust

The Hope Project was founded in 1980 by the Sufi teacher, Pir Vilayat Inayat Khan. Moved by the extreme poverty of the people living near the mausoleum of his father Hazrat Inayat Khan, he envisioned a program, which would enable the poor to help themselves. Located in Basti Hazrat Nizamuddin. The Hope Project currently runs a community health centre, a creche, a non-formal school, vocational training courses, a thrift and credit program, and a women’s micro-enterprise unit. Guided by the spiritual ideals of Hzt. Inayat Khan, the Hope Project is driven by the spirit of service to humanity and respect for all religions.

Hope Through Action

Hope Through Action was specifically created in 2007 to bring about an imaginative and life changing initiative for young people in South Africa. We use sport as a medium, not only to develop positive life skills, but also physical ability, to assist young people in coping with difficult realities. Our unique approach combines a high profile asset – a modern sports centre – with tightly integrated development programmes to provide life changing opportunities for young people aged 6 to 18 years. We raise funds to build modern indoor community sports facilities serving deprived townships in the Western Cape, South Africa. We also secure funds for the innovative development programmes and coaching staff. We believe that, through the power of sport, we can change lives by enabling individuals to develop their own self-belief and confidence. Not only do they improve their physical fitness, but they learn to work and play as a team. Our development programmes are designed to build their interpersonal skills, create self-discipline and enable them to achieve pride in themselves and their abilities. Through workshops they increase their health awareness, and our leadership programmes develop our young people’s leadership, sports and peer coaching skills.

HOPE Worldwide

HOPE worldwide's vision is to bring hope and change the lives of the world's most poor, sick and suffering. HOPE worldwide is an international charity that changes lives by harnessing the compassion and commitment of dedicated staff and volunteers to deliver sustainable, high-impact, community-based services to the poor and needy. HOPE worldwide was founded in response to the Scriptures, which call us to have the heart of Jesus by serving the poor and needy throughout the world. We began in 1991 with three small local programs. Today HOPE worldwide operates on every inhabited continent, serving more than one million people annually.We are proud of our history of collaboration. Our valued relationship with the International Churches of Christ dates from our founding, and our global network has grown to include countless individuals and organizations who are our valued partners in the fight against poverty.

Hope87

HOPE'87 is an Austrian initiative cooperating closely with the Austrian Federal Chancellery and the Ministry for Foreign Affairs regarding the support of youth employment projects in Africa, Asia, Latin America as well as in Central- and Eastern Europe. Young people are encouraged to show self-initiative and to realize their own ideas of small and medium scale, locally-developed projects creating training and employment for themselves and other young people.

Hopes & Dreams

We do everything possible to grant each child's dream, whether their desire is to visit Disneyland, meet a celebrity, go behind the scenes of a TV show, a ride in a helicopter, the flying eye, etc. Our reward is in making an ill child's dream come true. The charities aim is to fullfil the dreams of children and young adults who are critically ill.

HopeStreet

HopeStreet works alongside the most marginalised people in our city, through programs aimed at empowering people toward the fullness of life for which we were all created. We connect rough sleepers with housing, we create a safe space for street-based sex workers, and we transition long-term unemployed into the workforce. We also offer supported accommodation for homeless men, and community cafes and op shops in public housing estates in Glebe and Woollomooloo.

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Horace Mann School

The Horace Mann School was founded in 1887 as a coeducational experimental and developmental unit of Teachers College at Columbia University. The Horace Mann School for Boys moved to Riverdale in 1912, and during the 1940's, severed formal ties with Teachers College and became Horace Mann School. The HM School for Girls remained at Teachers College through the 1940's. Since the 1970's we have educated boys and girls in Nursery through Twelfth Grade. Our main campus, home to the Lower, Middle and Upper Divisions, is located on 18 acres in Riverdale. The School seeks to foster a capacity in each individual for clear and creative thought. The School encourages students to understand that learning is a lifelong endeavor that is valuable in itself.

Horizon Foundation

One of Queensland's leading and most respected disability organisations, Horizon Foundation Inc. started in Capalaba, Queensland in 1981. Over 120 staff are employed by the organisation, which assists over 1300 people through a diverse range of services and programs, each year. Horizon also supports families and individuals, including facilitation of a family support program through the Axiom Family Support Program. Post-school services include Clear Horizons, which delivers group and one-on-one post-school programs; Rec Club, a weekend recreation program; and community access for those on the Gold Coast through the COAST service.

Horizon Holland Foundation

Horizon Holland Foundation (HHF) is a Dutch non-government organization (NGO) providing medical and special educational assistance to projects in developing countries. Horizon Holland supports projects in Asia, Africa & Latin America. These projects differ in nature but the emphasis is on improving health care, special education and attention for (handicapped) children. Horizon Holland distributes materials or relief goods when they become available. This concerns either medication, medical equipment, orthopaedic aids, wheelchairs or educational aids. All these goods and materials are donated or made available by private companies, hospitals or other non-profit institutions.

Horizon House

Horizon House is the only homeless day center in Central Indiana, and we work to provide resources, empower lives and end homelessness. We believe that by treating a person holistically and by providing them dignity, hospitality and respect lives can truly be changed. Through our hospitality services such as mail, laundry and showers we are able to provide basic support for our homeless neighbors. Our professional services through case management, job training and co-located partners like IU Medical Group, Midtown Mental Health and Indiana Legal Services, work to help break down some of the significant barriers that keep individiuals from breaking out of their homelessness.

Horn of Africa Development Initiative

The Horn of Africa Development Initiative (HODI) is a non-governmental and non-profit making organization, initiated originally as a community based organization (CBO) in 2003. HODI was officially registered as an NGO in Kenya in 2007. HODI has implemented various development projects in Marsabit County since its inception in 2003.

Horn Relief

Horn Relief is an African-lead international development and humanitarian organisation dedicated to creating sustainable peace and development in Somalia through grassroots capacity building, developing youth leadership, empowerment of women, and protection of the environment. Horn Relief promotes lasting change in Somalia by assisting Somali communities to define and meet their own developmental needs.

Horyzon

Horyzon is a Swiss aid and development organisation for young people. It was founded in 1969 and is based in Olten, SO. Horyzon is part of the international YMCA/YWCA (Young Men/Women Christian Association) and has been working with partners for over 15 years in an interdisciplinary network of aid and development organisations – primarily Swiss aid organisations and donor coordination. We support projects and programs in national and local YMCA/YWCA’S in Latin America, Asia and Eastern Europe. We focus on bettering the living conditions of young people and providing education and training in practical areas. Project work centres mainly on vocational training, health education and supporting and ecouraging youths to stand up for their rights. Horyzon has the advantage of working with national and local partners who have lived in the target areas for generations and are aware of the needs of the local population.