Our Partner Organisations

HAADAF is a non-profit organisation in Afghanistan founded in March 2002. Its mission is to contribute to the development and reconstruction of Afghanistan. They do this by empowering local communities and cooperating and partnering with the government, international donors and humanitarian agencies to reduce suffering in the country.

Here you can find HAADAF's Homepage.

The Ecuadorian Red Cross aims to alleviate and prevent human suffering. They are committed to the well-being, dignity and diversity of people. The work of the organisation is always guided by its seven fundamental principles: Humanity, Impartiality, Neutrality, Independence, Unity, Universality and Voluntariness.

Here you can find CRE'S Homepage.

The Fundación Heifer is a non-governmental organisation that has been working for more than 20 years for sustainable rural development and improvement of living conditions in particularly rural, disadvantaged regions of the country. The projects and measures organized by the Fundación Heifer have the following main topics: Agroecology and agroforestry, water management, environmental protection and sustainable resource management, adaptation of small-scale farm production systems to climate change, environmental education, representation of interests, promotion of organizational development and participation of small-scale, vulnerable communities (indigenous/ Afro-Ecuadorian), as well as development policy work (preparation of draft laws and proposals of agricultural and environmental policy).

Here you can find FHE's homepage.

Seit 2002 fördert, organisiert und finanziert die International Network of Health Organizations Association (RIOS) interinstitutionelle Kooperationsprogramme für öffentliche und private Einrichtungen, die Bedarf nach einer Zusammenarbeit oder nach finanzieller Unterstützung im Gesundheitsbereich und im Bereich des Risikomanagements haben.
RIOS zeichnet sich durch einen interkulturellen Ansatz aus, und beschäftigt sich in Zusammenarbeit mit Organisationen, die Völker und Nationalitäten vertreten, mit vor allem mit Gesundheitsfragen.

Website RIOS Ecuador

The Jiyan Foundation for Human Rights is a non-profit organisation that primarily supports survivors of serious human rights violations. It was founded and officially registered in May 2005 as a non-governmental organisation focusing on human rights. The Jiyan Foundation has already implemented numerous projects with funds from German donors. Jiyan commits itself to neutrality and confidentiality. The Foundation coordinates its activities with the Ministry of Health of the Autonomous Region of Kurdistan. It is represented at six locations in Iraqi Kurdistan, maintains an office in Berlin and is registered as an association in Germany.

Here you can find Jiyan's homepage .

Mercy Hands is a non-profit organization that works in areas affected by conflict and disaster to save lives, uphold human rights and restore a healthy community. They help the most vulnerable people during and after emergencies.

Click here to visit the Mercy Hands homepage

Doctors Aid for Medical Activities (DAMA) is a non-profit, non-governmental local Iraqi organisation established and registered in Erbil in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) in 2016 and registered in Baghdad since 2018.

DAMA was established in 2016 during the conflict with the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and aims to provide quality healthcare to people in need, while promoting awareness of healthy lifestyles and disease prevention.

Here you can find DAMAs Homepage

CAPNI, as Christian faith-based organization, is committed to preserving the existence and identity of the minorities and vulnerable communities and promoting their rights in the motherland by working and cooperating with them and partners in planning and implementing programs and projects that contribute to improving their decent living conditions in the areas of community development, health and education in a way that achieves integration and partnership To Keep The Hope Alive.

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Bandos Komar is primarily committed to the support of children and young people. By improving the quality of education and developing the self-confidence of children and young people, Bandos Komar aims to prepare them for fierce competition and the highly selective labor market. The NGO also assists in improving the nutrition of young children, water supply, community health and strengthening schools.

Click here for the homepage of Bandos Komar

CHILD Rights Foundation (CRF) is a child-focused organization in Cambodia with a mandate to work for full implementation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) and other instruments related to children’s issues. In particular, CRF works for the fundamental rights of the child to health and health services, quality education, protection from all forms of violence and harm, and the rights to participate as a citizen.

Here you can find the Homepage of the Child Rights Foundation

Development and Partnership in Action (DPA) is a Cambodian non-governmental organisation (NGO) that grew out of an international NGO called CIDSE.

The organisation has been active in Cambodia for more than 30 years, addressing diverse issues such as gender equality, natural resource management, health and education, and food security, and has adapted to emerging issues such as climate change and extractive industries.

Here you can find DPAs Homepage

Live and Learn Cambodia (LLC) is committed to sustainability, justice and a Cambodia free from poverty. They strengthen the resilience of local communities and their human, social, financial and environmental capital. The focus of the projects lies on economic livelihood and food security, WASH, sustainable resource use, environmental protection and the promotion of educational opportunities for children with disabilities.

Here you can find LLC's Facebook page.

TPO is the leading organisation in Cambodia in the field of mental health and psychosocial support and has many years of experience in the counselling of victims of sexualised violence. The aim is to improve the well-being of Cambodian people with psychosocial and mental health problems. Their abilities are to be increased to enable and promote integration in the family, in working life and in the community. In doing so, they follow a strongly community-based approach that provides locally available, affordable services that are effective in treating the mental illness and psychological challenges (especially those arising from the experience of gender-based violence) of the Cambodian population and communities. TPO focuses not only on the disease but also on the social and cultural impact on individuals and communities. TPO directly involves communities so that they can support themselves as much as possible in mental health care.

Here you can find TPO's homepage .

Website of EMDR Cambodia

The mission of the Khmer Community Development Organization is to promote inter-ethnic peace, children’s & women’s rights, and development in the respect of law and democracy. Also their goal is to strengthen the capacity of individuals to act as well for the own sake as for the sake of the society, to promote the principles of mutual respect in the interaction of all stakeholders in the community and to promote sustainable livelihood in a multi-ethnic society that respects the environment.

Website of Khmer Community Development Organization

Africa Inland Church (AIC) was founded in 1895 and is a church registered in Kenya. Africa Inland Church Health Ministries (AICHM) is an independent department that operates five hospitals, 52 health centres and pharmacies, and two medical training centres. Its work focuses on preventive and curative health services, community health training for health workers and rehabilitation for children with disabilities. AICHM is also active in disaster relief, primary health care and medical aid for refugees. In Kenya, Johanniter has been working with AICHM on health and food security since 2011.

Here you can find AICHM's homepage.

The Rural Agency for Community Development and Assistance (RACIDA) is a regional non-profit organisation with headquarters in Kenya, which implements projects in Ethiopia, Somalia and Southern Sudan. Its goals are to provide humanitarian aid, strengthen resilience and promote peace and security.

Here you can find RACIDA's homepage .

The Corporation for Research and Social and Economic Action - CIASE is a mixed feminist organisation working for the sustainable enforceability and full realisation of human rights, especially economic, social, cultural and environmental rights.

Here you can find CIASEs Homepage

Patrulla Aérea Civil Colombiana (PAC) are getting free healthcare to people that need it. For those living in rural areas without access to required infrastructure, PAC take the hospital to them with the help of 50 health professionals, 10-15 planes and two tonnes of medical equipment.

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MAPS (Multi Aid Programs) was founded in January 2013 and provides aid for Syrian refugees in Lebanon. It focuses on education, basic community services, health and emergency aid. MAPS is committed to empowering refugees so that they can live in dignity until their return to their homeland and participate in reconstruction. The motto of MAPS is "As a family for more dignity". Syrians help each other, if necessary with support from the Lebanese side.

Here you can find MAPS's homepage.

Kubatsirana exists since 1995. It started its activities in the area of HIV / AIDS response but changed its focus in the course of the years to a much broader approach. Today, Kubatsirana conducts several activities, mostly in the field of livelihoods and social development, awareness raising regarding land rights, gardening, communal development, lobbying and awareness raising against deforestation, health, nutrition, social protection for children, elderly and people with disabilities. It is an Eucumenical Christian Association, created by local churches.

CIDKP was founded in 1998 to raise awareness of the plight of IDPs in Karen State and to provide humanitarian assistance in response to their needs. CIDKP staff works in all townships of Karen State, in parts of the Tanintharyi region in northern Mon State and in the eastern Bago region. Recently, CIDKP has become more involved in the implementation of emergency aid and development projects.

Founded in Myanmar in 2004, KDN aims to meet the needs of direct victims of the armed conflict, including many IDPs. At the same time, KDN promotes community development through peace-building initiatives. This includes raising citizens' awareness of their rights and promoting individual or community-based capacities. Their goal is to gain access to sustainable livelihoods, health and education.

Website of MHDO 

The Bethlehem Arab Society for Rehabilitation (BASR) is an NGO founded in 1960 in Bethlehem that aims to improve the quality of life of people with disabilities in Palestine. BASR's work is based on a human rights-based approach. They firmly believe that improving the living conditions of people with disabilities and promoting their full participation in society has a positive impact not only on social change processes but also on the overall development of the community. BASR has its own hospital. In Palestine it is regarded as a respected reference centre. In addition to health and rehabilitation services, advocacy work plays a central role. Successfully integrating people with disabilities into the labour market and thus actually promoting inclusion in society is a core element of BASR's strategic orientation.

Here you can find BASR's homepage.

The Central Visayas Network of NGOs (CENVISNET) is a coalition of civil society organisations (CSOs) in the region composed of provincial CSO networks from three provinces: Kaabag sa Sugbo, Inc (provincial network in Cebu province), Bohol Alliance of NGOs (BANGON) and Negros Oriental Network of NGOs and POs (NEGORNET). The coalition aims to build on the strength of its member networks to achieve good governance and sustainable development in the region.

Here you can find CENVISNETs Homepage

The Hinatuan Passage Development Alliance (HIPADA) is an alliance of 8 Local Government Units (LGUs) including the municipalities of Malimono, San Francisco, Surigao City, Tagana-an, Placer, Bacuag, Gigaquit and Claver, as well as Surigao City. This encompasses the mainland coastal communities of Surigao del Norte Province. The alliance, recognised by the Provincial Government, derived its name from the main coastal water - the Hinatuan Passage. The overall purpose of the alliance is to strengthen inter-LGU collaboration and undertake natural resource management programmes, as many residents are dependent on fishing and farming. The alliance also strives to develop sustainable economic opportunities for its constituents in harmony with environmental protection efforts. The HIPADA Partnership for People Empowerment (HIPPE) is the Civil Society Platform for the HIPADA alliance. It was established and registered with the Security and Exchanges Commission. Johanniter collaborates with HIPADA in the transnational GROWTH project, which aims to strengthen local organisations.

Here you can find HIPADA's Facebook page.

"CASMED" Public Association is a non-governmental, independent, non-profit organisation registered in December 2010 with the aim of supporting older and other disadvantaged people through the development and implementation of social, educational and health interventions.

Here you can find CASMEDs Homepage

The public association "Eco-Răzeni" is a non-commercial organisation founded in December 1998 with the aim of improving the conditions of socio-economic development, especially for young people.

Since the beginning, the NGO has been working in different areas involving young people and for young people.

Here you can find Eco-Razenis Homepage

On 13 April 1999, the Ecological Association of Children and Youth of Moldova (AECTM) was founded in Chișinău by a group of teachers. 

In 2013, the association resumed its activities and was transformed into "EcoVisio", led by a small group of people from Germany and Moldova, some of whom are the children of the founders of AECTM. Since then, they have been working to realise the potential of Moldova as a model region for sustainable development and to help people achieve positive change.

Here you can find EcoVisios Homepage

For the Tășuleasa Social association, the most important values are volunteering, organisational culture, respect for nature, educating young people through practical examples and developing civil courage among young people.

Here you can find Tășuleasa Socials Homepage

Agency for Cooperation and Research in Development (ACORD) was founded in 1976 as a consortium of international NGOs with the aim of providing joint assistance to the poorest and most marginalised regions of Africa. Over the years, ACORD has developed programmes and promoted local capacity building. ACORD has been present in Uganda since 1979 and has a special focus on people with special needs such as women, children and adolescents, people with disabilities and HIV-infected people. Communities are empowered and guided to stand up for their rights. Johanniter is working with ACORD in the field of inclusion since 2018.

Here you can find ACORD's Twitter account.

Community Empowerment for Rural Development (CEFORD) is a non-profit indigenous NGO registered in Uganda since July 2000. CEFORD's history dates back to 1993, when the Ugandan government, with financial and technical support from the Dutch government, implemented the Community Action Programme (CAP) and later the Women's Empowerment Programme (WFP) in the West Nile region. Both programmes were considered a success by the municipalities and county councils of the West Nile region, external evaluators and the Embassy of the Netherlands (EKN). They focused on community mobilisation and capacity building through service delivery and the implementation of micro-projects. The CAP focused on the provision of social infrastructure services and the implementation of agricultural projects, while the WFP focused on empowering women and strengthening their capacity to participate in the development process. Thus, CEFORD was created in July 2000 to fill the gap created by the completion of these successful programmes, which expired in June 2000. CEFORD currently operates in parts of all 9 districts of the West Nile area (Adjumani, Arua, Moyo, Nebbi, Yumbe, Koboko, Maracha, Pakwach and Zombo) and the Amuru district in the Acholi region of northern Uganda.

Here you can find CEFORD's homepage .

TPO Uganda is a humanitarian and development national Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) that has been delivering services to vulnerable communities in Uganda since 1994. Over the years, TPO Uganda has grown into a respectable national NGO with a demonstrable track record across seven sub-regions of Uganda. TPO Uganda work covers seven thematic areas including; Mental Neurological and Substance Use Disorders (MNS); Child Care and Protection; GBV Prevention and Mitigation; HIV/AIDS Prevention, Care and Support; Disaster Risk Prevention and Response; Livelihood Support and Organizational Development and Sustainability.

Here you can find TPO Uganda