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1 Internships Countries About Adeso is a humanitarian and development organization that is changing the way people think about and deliver aid in Africa. Adeso (African Development Solutions) Africare Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan Angola, Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Congo DR, Cote d'ivoire, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, The Gambia, Ghana, Guinea Bissau, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Africa, Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe We are an NGO in Africa working in a very different way than most. We believe that development must come from within, not outside African communities. That it is Africans themselves who must determine Africa s future, and that while international aid has provided much needed support, it often falls short of enabling lasting change at grassroots level. We want to change this, and our strong bonds with African communities mean we are uniquely placed to do so. Africare s programs focus on four principal, interrelated areas: Food Security, Water, Health and Emergency Response. The projects formed under these areas work hand in hand with sub initiatives like Women s Empowerment and improved Water and Sanitation in order to achieve Africare s mission of improving the quality of life for the people of Africa. Our Key Areas: Agriculture & Food Security Health, HIV/AIDS Water & Sanitation & Hygiene Africare also works in the areas of: Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Women s Empowerment Civil Society Development & Governance Micro Enterprise Environment Bright Kids Uganda Uganda To rescue vulnerable and economically disadvantaged children from their dire circumstances in which they are currently living, by providing housing, their basic necessities and education. Our hope is these children will have a chance to fully realize their God given potential and empower them, to become leaders and productive members of their community.

2 Challenging Heights Ghana To ensure a secured, protected and dignified future and life for children and youth by promoting their rights, education, and health. We deliver social justice interventions to children, women, and underserved communities in the coastal and farming communities of Ghana. This includes rescue, rehabilitation, and reintegration of children who have been trafficked in the fishing industry, as well as creating community awareness on these issues in order to prevent trafficking and re trafficking of children. Challenging Heights also contributes to policy and awareness creation and the public discourse on issues affecting Ghanaian children. Additionally, the organization runs a school for more than 700 children who are survivors of child trafficking or who are at risk of child trafficking. Foresee (4C for Africa) Any Post Conflict African Community FORESEE is a 501(c)3 organization focused on the collaboration of community and creativity to reinforce a culture of peace in regions affected by conflict, through community building and the arts. Foundation for the Realization of Economic Empowerment Zambia Our To empower disadvantaged women in developing nations to live in financial, emotional, and spiritual freedom; imparting foundational biblical truths of dignity, value, and worth; partnering to build sustainable enterprises. Our Program There are three main areas of focus with the women 1. Teach sewing skills and develop enterprises related to sewing and fabrics 2. Develop financial literacy 3. Teach dignity and worth curriculum

3 Mara Conservation Fund Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development Pact Inc. Kenya Uganda Congo DR, Ethiopia, Kenya, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Namibia, South Africa, South Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Zimbabwe To be a leading NGO in Africa through creating a new and effective conservation model benefiting local communities, to defend the environment and endangered wild animals. Description An international charitable NGO dedicated to help Africa to conserve lions and other endangered wild animals and their natural habitats. Conservation Fund/ Statement To formulate sound economic policies, maximise revenue mobilization, ensure efficient allocation and accountability for public resources so as to achieve the most rapid and sustainable economic growth and development Mandate The mandate of the Ministry is to: i. Formulate policies that enhance stability and accelerate economic growth and development ii. Plan and design strategies for rapid economic growth and transformation iii. Mobilize domestic and external resources iv. Ensure efficient allocation and utilisation of public funds v. Monitor and account for the utilisation of public resources ew=frontpage&itemid=1 Goals Vulnerable people access the health products, services and information they need to enjoy a healthy life. People with limited livelihood choices gain the resources needed to be income secure. Resource dependent communities gain lasting benefit from the sustainable use of the natural resources around them. Pact envisions a world where those who are poor and marginalized exercise their voice, build their own solutions, and take ownership over their future.

4 Public Sector Capacity Building Secretariat (PSCBS) Rwanda To enhance capacity of public institutions to ensure efficiency, effectiveness, accountability, and transparency in service delivery. A new is under development through the ongoing process of preparing a Strategic Plan for PSCBS Profile The Public Sector Capacity Building Secretariat (PSCBS) is a specialized Secretariat with a mandate of coordinating capacity building activities in the public sector. PSCBS also manages the national Capacity Building Fund to support public institutions. PSCBS is governed by a high level Steering Committee (which also serves as a Board ). This Committee is chaired by the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning (MINECOFIN). The Secretariat is headed by an Executive Secretary supported by a pool of specialists, experts, professional and support staff. The framework and structure for the Secretariat was designed to allow information flow to various public sector structures for easy and more coordinated implementation. Society for Women and AIDS in Africa Ghana The mission of SWAA Ghana is to advocate on behalf women, children and families in the fight against HIV/AIDS, and mobilize communities by strengthening their capacity to control, prevent and mitigate the impact of the epidemic. SWAA s vision is to have a world free of HIV/AIDS where African Women can be empowered to claim equal rights and access to health care, education, economic and socio cultural opportunities.

5 Thika School for the Blind Kenya Thika is a small town an hour s drive from downtown Nairobi. The town itself is quite small and is perhaps best known for being the primary pineapple growing region in Kenya. The growing town has over 13 schools, but most notable are the primary and secondary school for the blind, reportedly Kenya s first school for the visually impaired. The salvation army founded the Thika school for the blind many years ago. It ministers to children who range from partially sight impaired to entirely blind. The children come to stay at the boarding school, but return to family during holiday. The school s motto is Faith and Courage. It provides hope for the children who otherwise have nothing in their future. Volunteer Partnerships for West Africa Ghana Volunteer Partnerships for West Africa (VPWA) is a volunteer-driven NGO based in Ghana. It aims to improve opportunities for people in underprivileged communities through better education, health, sanitation and sustainable development. VPWA runs a range of projects which rely on the support of volunteers from around the world. Its varied work supports the principles of the UN Global Compact and aims to fulfil the Millennium Development Goals. Watoto Wa Baraka Kenya Statement Our mission is to give real and lasting hope to as many orphans as possible and to work with small communities to provide the support and education necessary to overcome the burden of poverty. To become the best practice community development project, providing caring, effective and relevant interventions in rural Kenya, and reinforced by a legacy of accountable and sustainable practice.

6 West Africa Trade Hub Women Emancipation and Development Agency (WOMEDA) Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Chad, Cote d'ivoire, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea Bissau, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Sao Tome & Principe, Senegal, Sierra Leone, The Gambia, Togo Tanzania The USAID West Africa Trade Hub uses a market driven approach to increase exports from the region making West Africa competitive in world markets. The Trade Hub provides direct assistance to hundreds of companies in six value chains. That work is complemented by teams tackling problems in transportation, telecommunications, access to finance and business environment that make it difficult for West African companies to compete. The mission of WOMEDA is to promote the status of the marginalized groups in Karagwe by creating and strengthening equal opportunities for women, men and children through provision of socioeconomic, legal and human rights activities in order to attain sustainable development.