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/CNW/ - Crisis hotlines are a lifeline for survivors of gender-based violence and are critical support services. During the pandemic, the demand for crisis...
Thursday, 8 July 2021, 5:21 pm Survivors of abuse from the Pacific community will give evidence before the Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry at an upcoming public hearing, 'Tulou - Our Pacific Voices: Tatala e Pulonga'. Experts will also give evidence. The public hearing, starting on Monday 19 July, will open with a traditional Pacific ceremony and be held at Fale o Samoa in Māngere, Auckland. See below for the witness list and full schedule. ‘Tulou - Our Pacific Voices: Tatala e Pulonga’ is the first of its kind not only for New Zealand, but for Pacific survivors, Pacific comm...
30 Jun 2021 Social Impact is a global development management consulting firm. We provide monitoring, evaluation, strategic planning, and capacity building services to advance development effectiveness. We work across all development sectors including democracy and governance, health and education, the environment, and economic growth. Since 1997 we have worked in over 100 countries for clients such as US government agencies, bilateral donors, multilateral development banks, foundations, and nonprofits. Proposal Objective: SI is pursuing a bid for an upcoming Request for Task Order Proposals (...
16 Apr 2021 CARE seeks a Deputy Chief of Party for USAID/Haiti’s anticipated USAID/Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance Resilience Food Security Activity (RFSA) in Haiti. This activity is focused on the provision of sustainable improvements to food security and resilience among poor and chronically vulnerable communities in Haiti’s Center, Northeast, South, and Grand Anse departments. This position is subject to project award and funding and is anticipated to be based in Port-au-Prince. International and Haitian candidates are encouraged to apply. The Deputy Chief of Party will be a Key Per...
The Curve building at Teesside University. Academics from Newcastle and Teesside Universities collaborated on the project through Fuse PEOPLE with multiple and complex needs experience severe health inequalities and are more likely to die than the general population, a study has found. Studies carried out by academics from Newcastle and Teesside Universities through Fuse, the Centre for Translational Research in Public Health, found that vulnerable groups had become desensitised to death through suffering vast loss and lack of hope. Groups with high death rates include those struggling ...