AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoNGO Funding Crunch (South Africa): Gauteng NGOs say government funding delays are leaving hundreds of NGO workers unpaid for months and thousands of vulnerable people without services, with some groups waiting over three months into the 2026/27 year for decisions. Veterans Health & Homelessness (US): The REMO Project, part of U Matter 2, launched in Plymouth to help veterans and first responders reduce pain and improve mobility, but organizers say they’re relying on community support and private grants while planning major fundraisers. Youth Services (Ireland): Skibbereen’s community youth space is set to reopen with a new Youth Development Officer role funded for 12 months, backed by proceeds from the Freezin’ for a Good Reason campaign. Child Health (South Africa): Nelson Mandela Children’s Hospital opened its first Eye & Vision Centre on Mandela Day with EyeCare4Kids Africa, after screening 58,000 children and providing 5,000 glasses. Community Fundraising (US/UK): Cleanology launched its sixth annual Hygiene Bank fundraiser in the UK, while local groups also rallied around causes from back-to-school support to veterans’ needs. Policy & Oversight (Malta): Din l-Art Ħelwa urged Malta to delay an Excelsior hearing tied to UNESCO boundary plans, and Flimkien għal Ambjent Aħjar called for consistent planning policy after “contradictory” decisions.
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