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NGOs
The Following are some of the NGOs JLJ works with.
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One-School - NGO Public Benefit Project
One-school is a local Chinese NGO, headquartered in Chengdu, helping rural children in need for a better education and educational environment. Their activities include one-to-one sponsorship; Library set-up; sport equipment donation; arrange volunteers; and locate teachers. |
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EPWS - Expatriate Professional Women Society
EPWS is a not-for-profit, membership-based community established to provide professional, social and cultural support for expatriate women working and living in Shanghai. |
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Shanghai Roots & Shoots
A program that was established by Dr. Jane Goodall designed to educate youths about environmental issues and humanitarian values with a special focus on group interaction. Roots & Shoots unites those who hold certain values in common: love for animals, care for the community, and devotion to protecting the environment. |
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Habitat For Humanity
Habitat for Humanity builds, rehabilitates and repairs simple, decent, affordable homes in sustainable communities with support from homeowner families, volunteers, donors and partner organizations in more than 20 countries across the Asia-Pacific region. |
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Rural Women
Rural Women provide information, training and service for rural women, especially for those in poor areas, in order to empower them and build their capacity to contribute to sustainable development. |
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ACCION
ACCION International is a private, nonprofit organization with the mission of giving people the financial tools they need to work their way out of poverty. By providing “micro” loans, business training and other financial services to poor men and women who start their own businesses, ACCION helps people work their way up the economic ladder, with dignity and pride. |
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Morning Tears
Morning Tears rebuilds the world for children who have suffered or are suffering heavy emotional pain, including abuse and neglect. Morning Tears is run entirely by volunteers who are mostly professionals from the social sector or development aid workers. |
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