Artists For Charity: An organization of artists who have offered their time and efforts for various causes, both in fundraising and for awareness purposes. This organization works with WTE in implementing HIV education in the south of Ethiopia. Artists for Charity's children's home in Ethiopia, where orphaned children living with HIV/AIDS are cared for in a family type setting, is also involved with WTE. http://www.artistsforcharity.org

RESPECT International (Refugee Education Sponsorship Program: Enhancing Communities Together): RESPECT is committed to raising awareness among international youth about refugees and refugee issues. It encourages activism among youth while empowering refugee children and communities. It does this through letter and cultural exchange, and the donation and transport of education-related material aid. http://www.respectrefugees.org

ArtHum: Artists for Humanity is a non-profit association in DR Congo (Kinshasa). The association was created in 1999. Its global objective is to contribute to Humanity's safeguard by using mechanisms promoting the development of cultural and artistic potentials. It strives to bring out good sense and to answer problems resulting from the drift of human behaviour and from natural disasters. ArtHum's efforts are concentrated on the 'red zone' of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The zone stretches from North Kivu to the north of Katanga. Read more...

CELA: The CELA center is operating in Lugufu Camp, Tanzania. Lugufu is a Congolese refugee camp and CELA works in the field of education and information. This organization is created and operated by refugees themselves. CELA is directed by Atuu Waonaje and is a long-time RESPECT International affiliate, participating in the international letter exchange program. Read more...

NECH: New Educational Center for Hope (NECH) is a vocational and educational school created by refugees. NECH is based in the Nyarugusu refugee camp area of Tanzania. NECH is directed by Bilombele Asukulu and is a long-time RESPECT International affiliate, participating in the international letter exchange program. Read more...

GPER: Groupement des Parents des Élèves Réfugiés (Group of Refugee Students and Parents). GPER is based in the Cotonou region of Benin, this organization works in the Kpomassè refugee camp. GPER is a longtime RESPECT International affiliate, participating in the international letter exhange program.

SOC: SOC (Save Our Community) is a Ugandan NGO that was started in the year 2005 amidst the realization of an enormous number of orphans and widows without the capacity to care for their families. This was found to be largely due to the effects of HIV/AIDS. SOC was started to support families affected by HIV/AIDS, to effect a positive change that is sustainable through capacity building and advocacy.

ACDA: Agoro Community Development Association (ACDA) is run out of Kitgum, Uganda but works in twelve of the nearby twenty-two IDP (internally displaced persons) camps. Read more...