Violence Prevention: Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside is getting expanded bystander training through a new partnership between Mission Possible, Ending Violence Association of BC, and BC Maritime Employers Association, rolling out practical skills to help workplaces and community groups respond to harassment and violence. Food & Community Support: Living Waters Hospitality House in Michigan is serving more than 3,000 free hot meals this year, filling a local gap for seniors and people facing food insecurity. Youth Employment: Bahrain’s AlMabarrah AlKhalifia Foundation wrapped up its 2026 Job Exposure Programme for ages 13–16, pairing students with real workplaces for mentorship, CV prep, and hands-on learning. Arts & Storytelling Grants: Screenrights is funding six education and storytelling projects across Australia and New Zealand, including First Nations and disability inclusion initiatives. Legal Accountability for NGOs: Armenia’s investigative authorities say they completed a case into abuse of office by a former director of the “Ajapnyak Center for Aesthetic Medicine,” alleging inflated salaries and damage to community funds. Humanitarian Aid: Spain-based NGO Open Arms delivered a second shipment of medical supplies to Juan Manuel Márquez Pediatric Hospital in Havana, including equipment and power support for critical care. Child Protection: A $1,000 donation from the Harry S Truman Club of Bradley County supports CASA, court-appointed advocates for abused and neglected children. Community Housing: Fairbanks is reviewing a proposal to turn the former Polaris Building site into 27 affordable units, with a non-profit housing partner and local development team involved. Volunteer & Learning: A new volunteer-focused piece highlights how College Guild connects students with incarcerated learners through education modules.