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East and Southeast Asia are changing rapidly. Around the region, new nonprofit organizations are springing up to address urgent health issues, such as the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
To survive and thrive, this first generation of pioneering activists needs basic skills: strategic planning, budgeting, and staff and volunteer management. They also need the ability to document local rights issues and to advocate effectively with local officials, international donors and the United Nations.
Asia Catalyst has a rigorous and systematic approach to coaching local groups in basic survival skills. We work with our local partners one-on-one, in their offices, using tools we have developed that fit their needs. Click here to learn more.
Updates
In China No Protections for Former Drug Users and People Living with HIV/AIDS
Employers in China's Yunnan Province openly discriminate against former drug users living with HIV/AIDS, according to a joint report released by Asia Catalyst and Kangxin Home, a Chinese community organization.
Staff and volunteers of Kangxin Home interviewed community members and found that many had been fired multiple times from their jobs. Read the full report here.
Nonprofit Survival Guide Now Available - in Chinese and English
The Nonprofit Survival Guide is Asia Catalyst's new handbook for grassroots nonprofits. It provides clear and user-friendly tips and templates to use in strategic planning, volunteer management, and basic budgeting skills.
On Our Blog
[NEWS] Global Fund Announces $1.6 Billion More in Funding Over Next 2 Years
May 10, 2012
[COMMENTARY] Opportunities and Challenges-Women's NGOs in China
May 3, 2012
[EVENT] Know It, Prove It, Change It, Workshop in DC
May 3, 2012
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