Directory of Aid and Development Resources

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• Amnesty International USA - Nicaragua Human Rights

  http://www.amnestyusa.org/our-work/countries/americas/nicaragua?id=1011210
  News, reports and success stories for the country including AI Annual Report entries for the past ten years.

• BBC News: Getting food to Miskito Indians

  http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/spl/hi/picture_gallery/05/americas_getting_food_to_miskito_indians/html/1.stm
  Photos and brief commentary from Sabrina Quezada of the World Food Programme.

• Circulo de Amigas - Circle of Friends

  http://www.camigas.org/
  Offers training and medical aid to poor women and children; profile of staff, online donations, and contact information.

• Directory of Development Organizations - Nicaragua

  http://www.devdir.org/files/Nicaragua.PDF
  Comprehensive directory of international organizations, governments, private sector development agencies, civil society, universities, grantmakers, banks, microfinance institutions and development consulting firms. Includes contact information.

• El Arbol Foundation

  http://www.elarbol.nl/
  Overview of effort training women to support themselves in wood and metal industries, projects for disabled women, and support network; newsletter and email contact. [English/Spanish/Dutch]

• El Porvenir

  http://www.elporvenir.org/
  Organization supports sustainable development with a priority of simple potable water projects; includes news, travel, and contact information.

• Eldis - Country and Region Profiles: Nicaragua

  http://www.eldis.org/go/country-profiles?objectId=235461D0-C2E2-3D32-A66B354570EC7C95&country=1157
  Database of online development policy, practice and research documents, searchable by sector or keywords. Includes index to British Library of Development Studies printed material.

• Fabretto Children's Foundation

  http://www.fabretto.org/
  Fundraising groups in the US and Spain which support programs for low-income Nicaraguan children through after-school programs. They describe their work and how to donate or volunteer. [English/Spanish]

• Leicester Masaya Link Group

  http://www.leicestermasayalink.org.uk/
  Overview of the organization and its projects to help relieve poverty.

• Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos Nicaragua

  http://www.nphnicaragua.org/
  NGO caring for orphaned and abandoned children. Includes mission, news, gifts, and opportunities to help and volunteer.

• Partners in Health

  http://www.pihom.com/
  Organization providing health care. Includes history, staff, projects, and message board.

• Peace and Hope Trust

  http://www.peaceandhope.org/
  An NGO which is involved in education, agriculture, and social services development projects on the Atlantic coast gives information about its history, staff, and volunteer opportunities.

• Rainbow Network

  http://www.rainbownetwork.org/
  Non-profit organization working with the people of Nicaragua.

• Sí a la Vida - The Nicaragua Street Kids Project

  http://www.asalv.org/
  Offers information about project, newsletter, facilities, volunteering, and contact information.

• US State Department - Human Rights Report: Nicaragua

  http://www.state.gov/j/drl/rls/hrrpt/2008/wha/119167.htm
  2008 report on the current status of human rights practices including human freedoms, civil liberties, political rights, international investigations, discrimination, worker rights, child labor and working conditions.

• Viva Nicaragua !

  http://www.nicaraguainternships.org/
  Collaborates with institutions and organizations in the southwest of Nicaragua to meet volunteer and internship needs. Includes FAQ and special programs.

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