Homelessness Support (South Africa): Cape Town residents can now buy digital vouchers for people experiencing homelessness through the Mi-change system, aiming to reduce street cash solicitation while linking donors to longer-term rehabilitation services. Veterans & Health Services (US): In Plymouth, Indiana, the REMO Project—run within U Matter 2—launches a chiropractic program for homeless veterans and first responders, relying heavily on community fundraising. Reentry & Community Volunteering (US): In South Bend, Indiana, people in a community re-entry program volunteer with an equine therapy nonprofit, using animal-assisted work to support healing and transition. Child Health (South Africa): Nelson Mandela Children’s Hospital opens an Eye & Vision Centre on Mandela Day with EyeCare4Kids Africa, expanding specialist care for underserved children. NGO Funding Pressure (South Africa): In Gauteng, delayed government funding has left hundreds of NGO workers unpaid for months, while services for vulnerable people are being scaled back. Youth Mental Health (US): MacKenzie Scott donates $20 million to Active Minds to expand youth mental health support nationwide with unrestricted funding. Migration & Aid (Venezuela): More than two weeks after major quakes, search-and-rescue remains slow; NGOs including Peace Winds Japan are running temporary clinics and feeding evacuees. Gender-Based Violence Awareness (South Africa): Artscape plans its 20th Women’s Humanity Walk on Aug. 9 to spotlight gender-based violence through a public “Stop the Silence” moment and arts programming.