An Association for Development of Indian Traditions Youth & Arts (AADITYA) is open to people, products, process and innovative ideas. The main objective is to provide "Unlimited Growth Opportunities to Community Members" specially from low income urban families and rural communities with a focus on women and youth. That is TRUE EMPOWERMENT. It promotes wisdom based, value driven and job-oriented educational and vocational opportunities and social justice by providing resources and high-quality professional education and vocational skills to all who wish to realise their ambitions and manifest the possibilities of achieving their true potential. AADITYA helps the people in the neglected segment make their way out of poverty. We provide skill base training, resources and support to help people launch a activity.

AAP is a European rescue centre and sanctuary for primates and other exotic mammals. Based in the Netherlands, we house animals from all over Europe. They have been confiscated, abandoned or offered by private owners as a result of illegal trade, were being exhibited in illegal zoos or used in biomedical research or the entertainment industry. AAP specialises in housing primates, but other small, non-domesticated mammals, such as raccoons, skunks and prairie dogs, also find shelter at our centre. Many of the animals have a history of abuse and neglect. At AAP they receive the professional care needed for their physical and mental recovery. After a careful process of rehabilitation, long-term solutions are sought through outplacement. We aim to outplace our animals in relatively natural environments, such as renowned zoos and animal parks. On average, AAP houses aroud 300 animals at a time. In 2008 a total of 102 animals found shelter at AAP and 119 animals were outplaced.

Established in 1984 in Jaipur, IIHMR is the first of its kind in India, with attention solely focused on health systems management. Recognized by Department of Science & Technology , Ministry of Finance and Government of India as a Research Institution. Accredited to International Hospital Federation & Association of University Programmes in Health Administration. The Institute undertakes training, research and consultancy in health management in close collaboration with international organizations such as UNFPA, UNICEF, WHO, World Bank, ODA, DANIDA, KFW & GTZ, NORAD, CARE and USAID. Working for Ministry of Health & Family Welfare (GOI), Planning Commission, Indian Council of Medical Research, state governments and others. International Linkages collaborated with University of North Carolina, USA to offer masters programme to candidates from South-Asia.

Aaranyak is a registered society working in the field of biodiversity conservation in North East India since 1989. Its strength lies in applied research in biological and social field and its thrust area of work is the North Eastern India and Eastern Himalayas. From a small beginning in the year 1989, it has been slowly, but steadily growing as a premier research based organisation in North East India to cater the complex need of biodiversity conservation in the culturally diverse region of India.

The Alberta Adolescent Recovery Centre (AARC) is a long-term treatment program for chemically dependent adolescents and their families. Success at AARC is a graduate who is clean and sober, back in school or working, and reunited with his or her family. The program is often the treatment of last resort for young people who have been in jail, in front of the court, suicidal, violent, in psychiatric wards, living on the streets, in other treatment programs, and/or removed from their home. Here at the Alberta Adolescent Recovery Centre, we see miracles happen everyday. When a young person walks through the doors of AARC, they are often desperate, defeated, and completely hopeless. Lives have been destroyed and families have been torn apart. We believe in this program, because we've seen it work - over and over again.

AarKay is a Non Government, Charitable, Social Organisation, formed by a group of likeminded, elite professionals and academicians from various segments of society. The society is formed with an objective to provide effective assistance to rural, weaker, disabled, orphans or shelter less children as well as to rural and poor women, by developing their economic skills, making them aware about common diseases and motivating them in getting their right place in the society. AarKay has evolved various innovative ways to initiate and to promote voluntary action in rural and slum areas. Our programs include vocational education camp for rural women, computer education camp for poor students, children healthcare awareness camps, general health checkup camps ,environment protection camp and adult education camp for the people of rural India.

Founded in 1991 The Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center is committed to finding solutions to end the AIDS epidemic. It was established through the extraordinary vision of Irene Diamond. Mrs. Diamond was deeply affected by the toll the HIV/AIDS epidemic had taken in New York City, and understood that more scientific research was urgently needed. Since the creation of the Center its scientists have been at the forefront of many discoveries that have changed the HIV/AIDS landscape. ADARC continues to fulfil Mrs. Diamond's vision by working relentlessly to find solutions that we hope will someday end the epidemic.

As the nation’s largest membership organization for people 50+, AARP is leading a revolution in the way people view and live life after 50. For more than 50 years, AARP has been serving its members and creating positive social change. At AARP, we represent more than 39 million Americans over 50, including workers and retirees, people living alone or with families, and people of various financial means. Using our expertise, research, and input from members, AARP develops public policies that reflect our members' concerns and interests. We promote independence, dignity and purpose for older persons while enhancing the quality of their life.

The principle of how Abaana works is by getting young people to network. In other words, YOU get involved then you get your friends, your school, university, and church involved. Soon you could have thousands of young people making a difference. Abaana has taken over 200 people to Uganda on teams. We have organised teams for churches, schools and individual groups of young people, men and ladies. Through the support of many generous people, and the hard work of numerous young people in schools, churches and youth groups, Abaana has raised over £500,000 to help build schools, medical projects, water pumps and support many children in need.

Abandoned Cats Rescue is a completely independent rescue group that is 100% run by committed volunteers. Most of our cats have been rescued from an out-of-town Animal Control, typically the day before they would be euthanized. Since thousands are euthanized each year we can't help them all, so we work with the ones that are most adoptable. Our cats are housed in loving volunteer foster homes. All adoption fees and donations go completely to assisting the cats in our care. Our cats are spayed or neutered, checked by a vet, and treated for medical needs as necessary. We never euthanize animals we can't find homes for. Abandoned Cats Rescue is a Canadian Registered Charity. We're proud of this affiliation, because it reflects our dedication not only to the cats and kittens that we rescue, but also to the general public who adopt our cats and generously donate to us.

Abandoned Children's Fund is a bridge between your heart and the world's abandoned children. ACF is a way for you to give your love and compassion to those in need of something better than the endless cycle of poverty, malnutrition and death from deadly diseases. Our orphan centers give abandoned children an alternative. They have a bed to sleep in, food to eat, clean water to drink and love. Along with the basic human daily needs of orphans, we provide education, vocational training and mentoring, so that they have hopes for a brighter future. Basically these abandoned children are like any other child in the world. They like to play, value education and good family relationships. They long for the day when they will have a good family where love is felt, where there is understanding and where there is the security of daily meals and no more fear and loneliness.

On March 11, 2002, Abandoned Little Angels was incorporated in the State of Texas. Abandoned Little Angels charitable organization shares the gift of love by ways of distributing physical or monetary gifts to the needy children of Viet Nam, especially those who are handicapped and orphans; either directly or indirectly through trust-worthy charitable, and/or religious charitable organizations. The specific and primary purposes for which this organization is formed are to operate for the advancement of Vietnamese orphans, Vietnamese community at large, and for other charitable purposes.

Abbeyfield helps older people to live independently by providing a range of services, all of which are linked to the local community. Abbeyfield currently has over 500 houses and 80 care homes across the UK, and are adding to these numbers by constantly developing new facilities. Our residents are men and women who are no longer able to continue living on their own.

Abbeyfield is a registered charity which builds non-profit housing for seniors. An Abbeyfield House provides a much needed housing choice for seniors who no longer wish to live in their own home and yet do not need the services of a home for the aged or a nursing home. Abbeyfield is a viable option for those who want independence without the stress of home ownership. Our teams of volunteers and professional staff offer practical support and companionship to residents within the comfort of their own community. Residents enjoy an assisted independent lifestyle free from the hassles of running a household & the concerns of dealing with loneliness.

ACS operates a full Educational Support Services Program for students with differing needs. This program is based on the conviction that all students have gifts that they can contribute to the school community. ACS has been in operation since 1953. While the founding members were primarily of European descent, throughout its history it has been committed to being multicultural and non-denominational. Today, staff and students represent over 60 churches in the Abbotsford community.

As a large social service organization, our programs encompass early childhood development, counselling and youth services, immigrant settlement and seniors services. Every year the 300 plus staff members of Abbotsford Community Services help more than 37,000 residents in one way or another through our 70 different programs. Abbotsford Community Services is a United Way Member Agency.

ABCD is a Central Okanagan-based incorporated non-profit society whose vision consists of a community where people with disabilities are supported to be full citizens. ABCD supports people with disabilities and their families to strengthen their ability to access resources and create partnerships that assist them in sustaining full citizenship. Since its inception in 1998, ABCD has helped hundreds of families with children with disabilities find the support they need. It has also assisted in the creation of recreational programs for children with disabilities.

The Aberdeen Health & Community Services Foundation is an independent, locally based, registered charity which supports the charitable work of community health care providers serving the residents of Brant, Haldimand and Norfolk counties. We raise funds primarily for the charitable and educational purposes of Aberdeen Health & Community Services. We are committed to supporting the ongoing, specialized health education necessary to provide the highest level of care possible in our community. By investing in the continuing education of our staff and volunteers, we are truly investing in the health and well being of our friends and families.

Aberlour is the largest, solely Scottish, children’s charity and we provide help to over 6000 of Scotland's most vulnerable children, young people and their families each year. Our dedicated team of over 700 staff work across the country in more than 40 services, from Stranraer to Elgin & Aberdeenshire, helping children and young people who need additional care and support to achieve their potential and to live safe, fulfilling lives. At Aberlour we have adapted and customised our services in response to the changing needs of vulnerable children, young people and their families over the 130 years since the Aberlour orphanage was established in 1875.