Neem Foundation
IndiaEnvironment
Neem Foundation is a voluntary, independent, non-profit organization. More importantly, it is a people's movement - an initiative that involves ordinary citizens of the world. The Neem Foundation is a forum for individuals and institutions who would like to make a difference. It is a platform for people, who would like to see the world return to nature for answers; who would like to lend their mite to fight poisoning of our soil, pollution of air and ground water and desertification. The Neem Foundation strives to popularize simple, natural solutions and help people raise their voices till the authorities respond to stop the exploitation of the earth by commercial interests.
Neighbourhood Trust
New ZealandCommunity/Family
Neighbourhood Trust (NHT) was established in 1999 by the people of St Albans Baptist Church (SABC) to enrich the lives of the immediate community and further afield. The Trust uses a strengths-based approach to community development, believing each person has God-given potential, seeking to bring this out and enhance the resources existing in the community. The Trust works mainly with families and the elderly, providing a wide range of activities and services focussed on empowering and strengthening the community. NHT works with other groups and organisations to benefit the community. It participates in various events and is represented at inter-agency meetings within the Shirley/Papanui Ward.
Neil Sachse Foundation
AustraliaResearch/Dev
The Neil Sachse Foundation was founded in 1995 by Neil Sachse, CEO following a sporting injury that left him a quadriplegic. During this time, the Neil Sachse Foundation has achieved a great deal. It has raised in excess of $2 million, which was directed into a research project at Flinders University. This research centred on nerve growth and nerve regrowth. Two research papers were published - one describing stimulating nerve fibres to grow past the site of the spinal cord injury and the second on a new method of identifying new nerve growth. This research is groundbreaking in the field of spinal cord injury research and has resulted in a treatment for spinal cord injury which encourages nerve fibres to grow past the site of the injury.
Nelson Environment Centre
New ZealandEnvironment
The Nelson Environment Centre has been at the forefront working for sustainability in Nelson for 30 years. We are an umbrella organisation for a large number of environmental projects. Nelson Environment Centre is a not for profit, charitable incorporated society. NEC has been demonstrating leadership within the community on sustainability issues in Nelson for 30 years. Our role has always been one of information provider and promoter of all things environmental. We are a rapidly growing organisation with skilled professional staff overseeing each project. We are an umbrella organisation actively supporting a large number of projects.
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
United StatesArts/Culture
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art is internationally recognized for its outstanding collection of more than 33,500 objects. From ancient times to modern day, this encyclopedic museum is one of the best in the country, offering visitors the opportunity to explore civilization through the eyes of painters, sculptors, craftsmen, and many other artists.
Nepal Leprosy Trust
United KingdomHealth/Medical
We have built and now operate the only major leprosy services centre in southeast Nepal, the area of the country with the highest prevalence of leprosy. We have been given responsibility for supervising leprosy control activities in the four districts around Lalgadh in Central Region, on behalf of the Nepal Government. NLT serves not only those affected by leprosy, but also other marginalised groups. Its early work, which began in 1972, included establishing a range of rehabilitation, income generation and financial assistance projects for people affected by leprosy, destitute women and children, and other disadvantaged people. Following 20 years of experience, the Trust established Nepal's third leprosy referral hospital at Lalgadh, in the southeast of the country. It was officially opened in 1996 and is now a major centre, offering much more than just medical diagnosis and treatment.
Nepal Youth Foundation
United StatesChildren/Education
The Nepal Youth Foundation's staff in Nepal has a wealth of experience with operating effective programs that help children in sustainable ways. They are entirely Nepali and are deeply committed to improving the plight of disadvantaged children in Nepal. We evaluate our programs regularly to determine how they can be more effective. The evaluations include measuring the outcomes of each program on the children we help, their parents, and their communities, comparing these outcomes to similar metrics in previous years, and comparing the health and academic progress of children we support to the national averages in Nepal.
Nessuno Tocchi Caino
ItalyHuman Rights
Human systems can make mistakes. People can be falsely accused. Innocent people have been convicted and sentenced to death. Hands Off Cain is a league of citizens and parliamentarians for the abolition of the death penalty worldwide. It was founded in Brussels in 1993. Hands off Cain stands for justice without vengeance. The death penalty is not an issue of religious belief. The Koran and the Bible should not be used to justify it and do not mark a dividing line between retentionists and abolitionists. In fact, not all Islamic countries practice capital punishment whilst a number of Christian countries do. 98% of the total executions worldwide are carried out in illiberal countries such as China, Iran and Saudi Arabia. Hands Off Cain believes the definitive solution to the death penalty problem is to be found in these countries, and more than the death penalty itself, concerns democracy, the rule of law and human rights.
Network for Africa
United KingdomHumanitarian Aid
Network for Africa has projects in Rwanda, Northern Uganda and Eastern Chad. Our aim is to benefit all people in the communities where we work, regardless of race or religion. We work with small projects, started by local people responding to local needs. Partnering with the international charity, CORD, the N4A team began giving trauma counselling training to men, women and youths in Farchana and Gaga refugee camps in 2009. Thousands of men, women and children who have fled the genocide in Darfur continue to re-live their nightmares in refugee camps in Chad. Few receive any counselling or psychological support. Their suffering and grief continues, as they struggle to make sense of what has happened to them.
Neuropathy Association
United StatesResearch/Dev
Founded in 1995, The Neuropathy Association is the leading national non-profit organization with a mission to help and support the 20 million Americans living with the 100+ types of peripheral neuropathy. We provide the neuropathy community--patients as well as the health care professionals caring for them. Since 1998, the Association has funded over $900,000 in neuropathy scientific research into the causes, and possible treatments and cures for neuropathy.
Neurosciences Research Foundation
United StatesResearch/Dev
The Neurosciences Research Program (NRP) was founded in 1962 at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The Institute is under the aegis of the Neurosciences Research Foundation (NRF), a publicly supported, tax-exempt, not-for-profit organization. Its Board of Trustees includes representatives of the general public, as well as scientists. The Institute is supported largely by gifts and grants to the Foundation from non-governmental sources, including individuals, foundations, and corporations. Certain projects also receive governmental support. The flexibility that these modes of support engender has proven to be important for the organizational and operational styles of the Institute.
Neurosurgical Research Foundation
AustraliaResearch/Dev
Dr Trevor Dinning founded the Neurosurgical Research Foundation in 1963. The object of the Foundation is directed primarily towards research into the cause, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of diseases or injuries or malfunctions of the brain, spine and the nervous system. Australia is well renowned as a force in neurosurgical research. Without a strong university presence, neurosurgical research in Australia will falter. Adelaide has the advantage of being well established. Clinical neurosurgical services are also predominantly located in one institution, the Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH), and other neuroscientists are on campus or immediately adjacent. This concentrates experience and opens opportunities for non-academic neurosurgeons to have an involvement in research.
New 42nd Street
United StatesArts/Culture
The New 42nd Street, Inc. is the nonprofit organization that oversees the redevelopment of seven historic theaters on 42nd Street and operates these three projects. By the early 1980s, 42nd Street and Times Square had become a neglected stretch of urban decay. New York residents and visitors avoided the area, and growing public concern compelled New York State and City to join forces to eradicate the blight. In 1990, guided by a plan to redevelop the area through the revitalization of 42nd Street’s historic theaters, the State and City of New York established the nonprofit organization now known as The New 42nd Street. The Victory, Times Square, Selwyn, Lyric, Liberty, Empire and Apollo theaters were leased by the State and City of New York to The New 42nd Street for 99 years. Our aim is to maintain secure but lively daytime and evening activity in the Theaters, reinforce the area’s role, encourage the economic self-sufficiency of the complex while contributing to the performing arts in New York.
New America Foundation
United StatesMicrofinance
The New America Foundation is a nonprofit, nonpartisan public policy institute that invests in new thinkers and new ideas to address the next generation of challenges facing the United States. New America emphasizes work that is responsive to the changing conditions and problems of our 21st Century information-age economy -- an era shaped by transforming innovation and wealth creation, but also by shortened job tenures, longer life spans, mobile capital, financial imbalances and rising inequality. New America regularly launches multi-year, issue-specific Policy Programs to bring innovative, cutting-edge policy solutions to the fore of the national debate. These programs combine ongoing research and publications with working groups, conferences and public events.
New Canaan Country School
United StatesChildren/Education
At NCCS, more than 600 students from Fairfield and Westchester counties learn and play together on a remarkable 75-acre campus. A deep belief in tradition and fundamental skills anchors us to the past. A keen interest in innovation and continuous improvement keeps us focused on the future.
New England Wildlife Center
United StatesAnimals/Wildlife
New England Wildlife Center is a native wildlife preservation and educational organization located in South Weymouth, Massachusetts, USA. We provide rehabilitation, animal habitat and environmental protection, affording humane care to native and naturalized wild animals through our wildlife medicine hospital. Our humane wildlife rehabilitation hospital and education center is staffed with licensed veterinarians and certified veterinary technicians who care for sick, injured and orphaned native animals. All activities in the hospital serve an educational function.
New Era Educational and Charitable Support Foundation - NEEDCSI
NigeriaChildren/Education
New Era Educational and Charitable Support Foundation (NEEDCSI) is committed to the revival of human values that transcend religious, ethnic and cultural differences. These values include a sense of belonging to a common humanity, respect and consideration for all people, compassion and non-violence, a commitment to preserving the natural environment, and a social service ethic. Our goal is to help youth emerge from a life on the streets, drugs and dysfunctional families, to becoming leaders capable of helping others. We are leading a movement that connects youth, educators and communities and empowers them to transform themselves from recipients of information and resources into valuable, contributing members of their communities. Our work focuses directly at the heart and to great value of human life. We are building local educational and skills development projects, especially for the benefit of young people, women and children.The focus of our organization is on initiatives that improve educational opportunities and provide life skills, including self-confidence, goal-setting, problem-solving, conflict resolution, and teamwork by equipping young people with essential skills that will empower them to become competent, confident, responsible, and caring adults.
New Fund for Cinema and TV
IsraelArts/Culture
The New Fund for Cinema and Television (NFCT), founded in 1993 to promote and encourage cinema in Israel, specializes in documentary films and also supports dramatic, feature and experimental cinema. It supports and nurtures outstanding Israeli filmmakers as well as educating the public to appreciate Israeli cinema in general and creative documentaries in particular. Since its founding, the NFCT has facilitated the production of several hundred documentaries, as well as many outstanding television dramas, been the only Israeli film fund to support experimental cinema, initiated innovative programs such as Greenhouse, advanced the work of emerging filmmakers, and supported challenging, trail-blazing projects on previously untouched subjects. A leader of Israeli cinema, it is internationally recognized as the organization behind the success of documentary film in Israel. Receiving support from the NFCT is widely recognized as a seal of excellence, creativity, innovation, and uniqueness.
New Israel Fund
United StatesHuman Rights
We are a partnership of Israelis and supporters of Israel worldwide, dedicated to a vision of Israel as both the Jewish homeland and a shared society at peace with itself and its neighbors. NIF strengthens organizations and leaders that work to achieve equality for all the citizens of the state; realize the civil and human rights of all, including Palestinian citizens of Israel; recognize and reinforce the essential pluralism of Israeli society; and empower groups on the economic margins of Israeli society.
New Jersey Performing Arts Center
United StatesArts/Culture
The New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) has garnered national attention in its first nine seasons, serving as a model for programming, audience diversity, education initiatives, and the catalytic role it has played in returning nightlife and economic activity to NJ's largest urban community. Since the grand opening, NJPAC has welcomed renowned artists, cultural icons, and some of the world's most cherished orchestral, dance, theater, and instrumental works, as well as the best performers from New Jersey's outstanding array of artists and companies. NJPAC has attracted over 5 million patrons (including 900,000 children) since its October 18, 1997 Opening Night.