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The Jordan River Foundation (JRF) and the Aqaba Governorate Council (AGC) have signed a collaboration agreement.
The agreement promotes trainings in women and youth empowerment across the southern port city.
The project aims at empowering communities across aqaba, from urban centres to remote villages.
It also aims to create job opportunities for university graduates by building their capacities in graphic design.
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New CDC data reveals a dramatic shift in autism diagnosis patterns across America.Black children now show the highest prevalence rates in multiple regions.Overall autism rates have climbed to 1 in 31...more
The Jordan River Foundation (JRF) and the Aqaba Governorate Council (AGC) have signed a collaboration agreement.The agreement promotes trainings in women and youth empowerment across the southern...more
Darllen Co, a paid-for Welsh-language reading platform, is already being used by over 52,000 learners in Wales and across the world.It features over 180 digital books and magazines from more than 20...more
The South Dakota FFA Foundation is proud to establish the Chilson Agriscience Sweepstakes Endowment.The endowment is a legacy gift from former FFA member Jim Chilon.The SD FFA foundation builds...more
The British Columbia school-based vision exam pilot program represents a significant step toward improving children's eye health and academic performance.The initiative addresses two critical issues ...more
The Promise of Home campaign included the largest gift commitment in Crossnore's history, an $8 million anonymous pledge.The actual amount raised was more than $53 million (130% of the campaign goal)...more
Testing approaches to child sexual abuse prevention through a new board game.1 in 5 women and 1 in 13 men report CSA experiences.Low- and middle-income countries often face challenges in implementing...more
The Week of the Young Child, April 7-11, will be celebrated at USU with campus-wide and statewide activities for the young children it serves.For Sarah Weese, social work isn't just a career choice ...more
A New Starbucks in Osaka features a Kids Bar where kids can customize their own mini Frappuccinos with toppings and sauces.The development of non-caffeinated drinks specifically for children...more
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Social Entrepreneurship
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Social Enterprise Is Re-Housing Unwanted Furniture
Weston Mill-based social enterprise Surplus Rescue CIC (Community Interest Company) recycles and finds homes for unwanted furniture. To date, it has received “extensive amounts” of quality second-hand furniture including desks, pedestals, cupboards and office chairs from a former local authority office equipment – and wants to find them a good home.
