PROJECTS

Rahela Trust was originally known as The Farkhunda Trust, having been set up by the Trust's founder Rahela, in memory of Farkhunda Malikzada, whose brutal murder on the streets of Kabul in 2015 shocked the world. Its mission is to provide scholarships for Afghan women from disadvantaged backgrounds to enable them to pursue higher education and, ultimately, to contribute to shaping a progressive Afghan society. Click link to donate directly to Farkhunda Trust.

http://www.farkhundatrust.org/

The Wild Sun Rescue Center based in Costa Rica, is dedicated to the conservation and rehabilitation of wildlife. Bringing in injured and orphaned wild animals, they provide them with the appropriate medical care and shelter. Once healed they are released back into their natural habitat, while the severely injured with permanent handicaps remain under their care.

They also collaborate with wildlife breeding centers, reintroducing regionally extinct species back into the area. Reforestation projects are of great importance as well and preserving the biological corridors. "We want to see the health of our beautiful and diverse ecosystem flourish. Our team has come together to see these projects through."

Click link to donate directly to Wild Sun Rescue.

http://www.wildsunrescue.org

Regeneration Canada is a non-profit organization based in the city of Montreal.  I was genuinely excited when I came across them, as the basis of their project is one I’ve never paid much attention to.  Yet, it is of vital importance.  Their promotion of land management practices for the regeneration of soil health, is their mission toward “mitigating climate change, restoring biodiversity, improving water cycles” which includes an increase in food’s nutritive value.  If you’re anything like me, and know very little about soil, they have opportunities to volunteer.

https://www.regenerationcanada.org/en/

Welfare for Animals in Goa is a non-profit organization, wholeheartedly committed to the rescue of animals in need.  They have a successful re-homing program for abandoned cats and dogs, a "Stray Cattle" program, and have taken on the enormous task of monitoring the beaches of Goa, in order to reach and feed the countless starving cats and dogs during the monsoon season. Most recently, they have opened a small clinic for neutering, and treatment of ailments for a wide range of animals.

http://wagoa.com/

I hope you'll feel inspired to browse this wonderful website of inspiration, community and kinship, storytelling and poetry, and best of all...action, toward fostering a beautiful easing into a more harmonious and thriving world.

Their description in their own words: "The Center for Humans and Nature is a 501c3 nonprofit organization, publisher, forum, and place to explore, connect, and nurture our understandings of and responsibilities to the natural world. We share ideas that foster curiosity, build community, and inspire action."

Visit The Center for Humans and Nature's website www.humansandnature.org

DTech is a non-profit organization created and run by First Responders who saw a need within their community, and found a way to address that need. Making a phenomenal contribution to society, the DTech team is committed to the wellbeing of those very individuals who keep us safe.  This great group of people has developed this non-profit specifically for those First Responders who live with job induced PTSD, and are not only seeking to overcome it, but are overcoming it through this program!

Find out more about DTech on their website https://www.detachmenttechnique.com/about/