Grants

To support critical lifesaving care, including malnutrition response programming, in response to the current severe food and nutrition crises affecting Niger and Nigeria.

To provide community-focused protection and cash assistance to conflict-affected households in the Tigray, Amhara, and Afar regions.

To provide training for front-line NGOs that seek to build their capacity to set up community hubs to support psychological wellbeing services for children, families, youth, and adults for newly arrived Afghan refugees.

To support local implementing partners through small grants (ranging from $50,000 to $100,000) to respond to the critical needs of women survivors of the conflict in the Tigray, Amhara, and Afar regions through its Conflict Response Fund.

To support the Bayou Recovery Fund for Hurricane Ida relief.

To respond to the primary healthcare/nutrition and education needs for newly relocated Rohingya refugees in Bhasan Char.

To support the expansion of the Community Seismic Network across the Los Angeles basin.

To support the California Resilience Partnership gain a better understanding of the landscape of opportunities to maximize the expenditure of climate change funds by the Governor's Office of Planning and Research over the next three years.

To provide support for its humanitarian response plan in Afghanistan, which will provide emergency relief and recovery, health, nutrition, and livelihoods assistance.

To contribute to its existing shorter-term Emergency Humanitarian Appeal, as well as its longer-term Early Economic Recovery Programme, targeting people in most need of assistance across eight provinces of northern Afghanistan.