Disaster Relief & Missing Persons: A Texas-based non-profit, Sewa International USA, says four Indian-origin people from Texas are missing after Nepal-Tibet flash floods and has launched a USD 100,000 relief drive with a missing persons portal. Mental Health After Floods: Nepal’s Bhotekoshi flood survivors are still dealing with deep trauma, with advocates urging sustained psychological support for children and students. NGO Accountability & Safety: Nigeria’s NAPTIP warns traffickers are increasingly using civil society groups as fronts to reach vulnerable communities and “harvest” children, after recent rescues and arrests. Deradicalisation Work Under Pressure: In Somalia, Accept International’s founder runs a foreign-funded reintegration program for Islamist fighters, citing shrinking donor aid and the growing need for prison and defector support. Community Solar for Equity: The Obama Foundation is partnering with Reactivate as an “anchor tenant” for Illinois community solar, aiming to cut energy bills for low-to-moderate income households and small businesses. Nonprofit Labor Tensions: Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden faces a staff strike by unionized workers, while management says it will keep operating and continue benefits. Public Health Advocacy: Pacific civil society groups are pressing leaders to put HIV on the regional agenda, calling current silence a threat to the whole islands. Local Governance & Nonprofit Space: A Warren, Pennsylvania redevelopment plan for a long-vacant downtown building was rejected, shifting the fate of a local non-profit’s preservation effort.