NGOs
Snehalaya

Antigua & Barbuda
Crossroads Centre

Austria
SOS Children's Villages

Australia
Kids Help Line

Canada
Downtown Eastside Women's Centre
Stephen Lewis Foundation

Colombia
Pies Descalzos

Germany
Children For Tomorrow

Hong Kong
Chi Heng Foundation

Jamaica
Pocket Rocket Foundation

Malawi
Raising Malawi

Netherlands
Meraih Bintang Foundation

South Africa
Homes Of Hope
Nkosi’s Haven
Topsy Foundation

Uganda
Hope North
Watoto

United Kingdom
Amy Winehouse Foundation
Cafod
Children's Society
FARA
Global Angels
H.A.L.O.
Monsoon Accessorize Trust
Naked Heart Foundation
Samaritans
Starfish Greathearts Foundation
Virgin Unite
World Vision


USA
A Child's Hope Foundation
African Children's Choir
AHOPE For Children
Aviva
Chris Evert Charities
Community Connections
Cops4causes
Courageous Women Association
Dave Thomas Foundation For Adoption
Extraordinary Families
Feed The Children
Felix Organization
FilmAid International
Food For Orphans
Friends Of El Faro
GO Campaign
Gift Of Adoption Fund
Homeless Not Toothless
HOPE Worldwide
Imagine LA
Jolie-Pitt Foundation
K.I.D.S.
Kids In The Spotlight
Kindred Foundation For Adoption
Kiss For A Cause Foundation
Lighthouse Foundation
Lisa Lopes Foundation
Los Angeles Police Memorial Foundation
Mad Mac Foundation
Maestro Cares
Meet Me Halfway
My Stuff Bags Foundation
Nu Skin Force For Good Foundation
Peace4Kids
Pearl S. Buck Foundation
Phoenix House
Project Cuddle
Raising Malawi
Rise Alliance For Children
Safety Harbor Kids
Save Africa's Children
Sean Anderson Foundation
Skid Row Housing Trust
Steve and Marjorie Harvey Foundation
Suns Nite Hoops
Tennessee Baptist Children's Homes
The Stars Foundation
Tim Tebow Foundation
To Write Love On Her Arms
UMPS CARE

Funding Agencies

A Child Waits Foundation
A Chosen Life Adoption Grant
ABBA Fund
Both Hands
Families Outreach
Gift Of Adoption Fund
Helpusadopt.org
Jsc Foundation
Lifesong For Orphans
Lydia Fund
National Adoption Foundation; Adoption Grants & Adoption Funding
Show Hope

For Adoptive Families:
Lengthy and Complex Adoption Process:
The legal and bureaucratic procedures involved in adoption can be lengthy and emotionally draining, with waiting periods and multiple steps.
Financial Burden:
Adoption can be expensive, encompassing agency fees, legal costs, and ongoing expenses for the child's care.
Emotional Complexity:
The adoption process itself, as well as the child's past experiences, can create emotional challenges for both parents and child.
Disrupted Adoptions:
Sometimes, placements don't lead to permanent adoptions, causing further trauma for the child and heartache for the adoptive family.
Finding a Child:
The process of finding a child who is legally available for adoption can be challenging, especially for specific age groups or those with special needs.
Legal and Regulatory Hurdles:
Adoption laws and regulations can vary significantly, creating complexities for both domestic and international adoptions.
Cultural Differences:
If adopting a child from a different culture, adoptive parents may need to navigate cultural differences and ensure the child's cultural needs are met.
Search for Birth Parents:
Some adopted children or adoptive families may want to find birth parents, which can be a difficult process with potential emotional challenges.
For Adopted Children:
Trauma and Attachment Issues:
Children who have experienced neglect, abuse, or abandonment may struggle with attachment issues and emotional regulation.
Developmental and Mental Health Challenges:
Adoption can sometimes lead to developmental delays or mental health concerns, requiring specialized support and resources.
Identity Issues:
Adopted children may grapple with questions of identity and belonging, especially as they grow older.
Adjusting to a New Family:
Children may need time and support to adjust to a new family environment and establish healthy relationships.
Lack of Post-Adoption Support:
Access to adequate post-adoption support services, such as therapy and support groups, can be limited.
Increased Risk of Physical, Developmental, and Mental Health Conditions:
Studies show that adopted children are at a higher risk for certain health conditions compared to their peers.

Corporates in India
Corporates in the world
Corporate Foundations

NGOs in India
NGOs in the world
NGOs in Districts of India

Funding Agencies
Philanthropists
Special Celebrities

Thane

Challenges
Success Stories

Country Government
United Nations

Advertising Agencies
PR Agencies  

Government
United Nations

Clubs
Colleges

Thane : All stakeholders together

We plan to brand each social & health issue.
So we share them separately and not within the country.

We know that governments, corporates, funding agencies, philanthropists, media, NGOs, volunteers are interested in issue programmes in their country.
So within the issue, we share programmes countrywise.
Global examples are India and Thane district in India.
We started with portals on social sector in India & Thane in 1999.
If it was other country, we would have taken that as example country.

Citizens in every country face challenges on many social & health issues.
Government Ministry of various countries and the schemes they have must be seen by many other country governments.
Some can be replicated (better word for copying), some can be modified based on community & country size & culture.

We want issues to benefit and want to do it in such a way that nobody need to come to us to know the details.
So the simple option is share links to the programmes directly handled by NGO Brands or supported by corporates, funding agencies, philanthropists, celebrities. We want volunteers for many issues and we can not handle millions of present & potental volunteers and thousands of present & potential donors. That's why we share links, so that volunteers and donors can directly contact related organisation.
In a way, we are selfish. Selfish to save our time, so that we can invest it in all issues, all countries face.

We plan to share basic statistics or situation on this page.