Guided Search: Organization, Africa

Aid for the Children of Liberia (ACL), 501(c) (3), established in 2006, is a charity organization, dedicated to promoting child development by providing an opportunity for war affected and vulnerable children to have access to primary education, health, food, clothes, books, and a caring environment where their confidence, sense of belonging, self esteem and hope for the future can be restored. 

The Consulate General in NYC opened in 2011. In addition to consular services provided to Algerian nationals all over the 44 states covered by its jurisdiction, it supports the Algerian community and associations in the US.  Moreover, the Consulate General facilitates economic, education, and cultural exchanges between the USA and Algeria.

Women International Leaders (WIL) of Greater Philadelphia invest in underserved women globally who take the lead in becoming self-sufficient, elevating their families and communities.

Friends of The Peace Train is a non-profit organization established in 2004 by South African musician and humanitarian, Sharon Katz, to raise awareness and funds for children who lost their parents due to HIV/AIDS and to help young adults become self-sufficient. We provide meals for the hungry, homes for the homeless, training and jobs for the unemployed, and music therapy to give hope and aid in the healing process.

AROUND THE WORLD, OPPORTUNITIES ABOUND

In the United States, Bibles lay abandoned on bookshelves. “Bible skeptics”—those who view the Bible as nothing more than an outdated book of stories, teachings and advice—now outnumber the Bible engaged by more than 10 million people.

Around the world, more than one billion people lack access to a complete Bible in their heart language. Countless others cope with war, famine, poverty and injustices.

ASC brings researchers, students and cultural and business entities together to gain knowledge of contemporary and historical Africa.

Schools Without Borders' mission to empower girls in marginalized communities through literacy. The GIRLS! Library Project employs a public health approach to utilizing literacy as a reduction tool for social determinants of health such as poverty, education and health inequities, and gender discrimination. New printed and Braille books that meet common core standards are provided to create and maintain libraries for GIRLS! in urban and rural communities to increase early grade reading and early childhood cognitive development from birth to third grade/class three.

The Sub-Saharan Africa Chamber of Commerce is a trade and investment promotion organization whose mission is to enhance mutual partnership, trade and investment with Sub-Saharan Africa. The Chamber serves as an information resource for strategic market data, as a facilitator of stakeholder networking, a broker of key transactions, and a voice for Chamber members and the business community in the creation of ideal business and economic conditions that foster growth and prosperity in the private sector.

The Senegalese Association of Philadelphia is a non-profit promoting the socio-cultural, economic and health fulfillment of the Senegalese community of greater Philadelphia.