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Under shade trees near a clinic in Acajutla, El Salvador, CAPT Cynthia Kunkel provides food-service training to volunteers who work on environmental health issues (latrines, food safety, water quality, etc.) in the surrounding communities. She also provided stem thermometers; the naval officer to her left served as interpreter.

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The Humanitarian Network and Project Support Center

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To Connect Resources with Projects.

We have gathered data over the last 16 years from tens of thousands of projects which have been completed in more than 200 countries and geographic regions, involving hundreds of resource providers, shippers, and project funders. We want to make it EASIER for all to access that knowledge base and new resources to make their projects more successful. Our Network and Country Resource Guides connect all.

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Providers .. Supply Resources Nonprofits NGOs .. with the right cause are connected to clubs, advisors, and resources. Clubs .. We assist clubs in finding resources Districts .. Have their own channels Advisors Assist with projects.

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More about The Network .. Take a tour with us. We impact Program Funding, Shipping, and Resource Acquisition. It should be noted that not all understand The NETWORK, it's purpose, and its objectives. That is fine. We choose to only work with HUMANITARIAN Organizations that share our vision and understand that Connecting and Collaborating with The Network can and will impact those that they serve.

The humanitarian Network: During 2008 started as a continuation of PDG Jim Johansen's Hands Across the Sea Project. As we collected information from many Project Managers, NGOs, Nonprofits, Foundations, and others engaged in International Humanitarian Projects and Programs, it evolved into a place for projects to connect with resources. A place for all to connect, collaborate, and partner for the greater good of those that all seek to help. It has become The HUMANITARIAN Network. (THE NETWORK)


Welcome to The HUMANITARIAN NETWORK Project Support Center Project hope
Project HOPE and Uplift International Send Humanitarian Aid in Support of West Sumatra, Indonesia Earthquake Relief
With the generous support of pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers, Project HOPE has shipped donated medical products worth more than $1 billion to 100 countries around the world. In addition to pharmaceuticals, medical supplies, and equipment, Project HOPE has distributed medical textbooks, computers, and communications systems, as well as office supplies and equipment needed for the effective practice of medicine in a developing country. While Project HOPE is not usually among the first organizations to bring medical products into an area affected by a natural or man-made disaster, our strategy is to provide long-term access to medicines and supplies, even after the attention of the outside world has waned. Additionally, Gift-In-Kind (GIK) provides crucial support to our ongoing educational programs, providing supplies for health professionals to practice techniques they have learnedwith Project HOPE. A ll Project HOPE contributions are based on the country's needs and requirements; no indiscriminate deliveries are made. Before delivery of any GIK, Project HOPE follows rigorous protocols which assure the gift is needed and the recipients know how to use the products. Project HOPE’s computerized inventory tracks every item as an exclusive product until it reaches its final destination. To reduce the risk of product diversion, Project HOPE headquarters also provides logistics training and technical assistance to in-country program staff, better preparing them to monitor appropriate product delivery. These strict standards and procedures are why governments around the world trust Project HOPE in their time of need, including the U.S. government. Within a month of the tsunami, the U.S. Navy and HOPE joined forces in a first of its kind public/private partnership in which the Navy supplied a hospital ship, the USNS Mercy, and HOPE mobilized an army of approximately 200 volunteer health professionals to bring health and hope to thousands of tsunami survivors in Indonesia. This humanitarian aid mission was such a success, the Navy once again called upon Project HOPE, this time for its volunteers to care for U.S. citizens along the Gulf Region left destitute in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. More than 3,000 professionals applied for volunteer service with Project HOPE during these two crises, complementing HOPE’s vast GIK network with a human resource component. Cary Kimble Director of Development Project HOPE ckimble@projecthope.org Tel. 540-837-9513 www.projecthope.org
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Mission Statement: To promote and provide support for all involved in international humanitarian aid projects and disaster relief; to assist in sourcing supplies and/or personnel; initiate partnerships domestically and within the recipient country; arrange cost-efficient shipment utilizing commercial and military assets when available; provide project and geographic consultation when requested; and aid in the funding process using whatever resources that may be available.