Foundation Phatthana Phasouk (FPP)
Vision Developing the Phasouk Development Foundation to build strong, reliable and dependable society, both domestic and foreign, to fulfill the mission and to develop disadvantaged individuals and communities. Main Goal Developing the Phasouk Development Foundation to build strong,reliable and dependable society, both domestic and foreign, to fulfill the mission and to develop disadvantaged individuals and […]
Lao Culture Preservation and Promotion Association
Vision: To preserve and conserve the cultural and heritage assets of localcommunities. Also to support Laos handicraft and local products and to generate income for ethnic minority groups, indigenous minorities and impoverished people in Laos. Main goal: Our major goals are to create job opportunities and reduce the unemployment rate in Laos. We also aim […]
DEVELOPMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
Vision Aiming to achieve large scale positive impacts and changes through alternative livelihood development programmes that create sustainable employment and improve incomes, DECA has come to formulate its institutional mission which is to empower vulnerable groups in the communities, including women, young people and children, building the knowledge of environmental protection and sustainably mobilising natural […]
Association For the Deaf
Vision: To develop a Lao body language book and provide body language communication training, to promote job opportunities for the deaf and raise awareness on the daily life difficulties of the deaf to the society. Main goal: To improve the quality of life of the deaf people, especially by promoting on job opportunities, external communication […]
APL
About Organization The Lao Network of people living with HIV/AIDS (LNP+) was established in 2003 under the umbrella of the Lao Red Cross and Australian Red cross, LP+ aim to work with the people living with HIV/AIDS (PLHIV) nationwide with an emphasis in 12 provinces, based on decrees of Association No. 115/PM, dated April 29, […]
Aid Children with Disability Association
ACDA ( Aid Children with Disability Association ) is a lao self-help organization for children with disabilities.of is a Lao organization that advocates for the rights of children with disabilities and provides services to members based on their needs. ACDA is registered under the Ministry of the Interion In 2009 the Government of Laos officially created the status […]
Huam Jai Asasamak Association [United in Volunteer Association]
Huam Jai Asasamak Association (“United in Volunteering”, or HJA) is a Lao Civil Society Organization, formed following a research project commissioned by the Canadian organization CUSO in 2003. In 2007 HJA established the Lao PDR’s first national youth volunteering programme, focusing on volunteers from rural areas and ethnic minorities aged between 15-35. The programme provides […]
ສະມາຄົມພັດທະນາໄມ້ປ່ອງ&ເຄື່ອງປ່າຂອງດົງ
Bamboo and NTFPs Development Association (BNDA) are initiated develop by local staff which currently supporting by GRET with co-coaching by GRET and GCDA (Lao NPA). BNDA is a local NPA, which play roles of facilitation for bamboo and NTFPs management in sustainable way. BNDA has experience on bamboo value chains development and improving livelihood for […]
ສະມາຄົມພັດທະນາທັກສະຊີວິດ
Background The interim committee for establishing Life Skill Development Association was officially set up and approved on 12 April 2010 by Public Administration and Civil Services Authority, Prime-Minister’s Office. After that, on 31st August 2010, a Decision No. 150/PACSA, on the approval for establishing Life Skills Development Association of which the acronym is LSDA was […]
Lao Disabled Women’s Development Centre / WDA – Women Development Association
The Center is a non-profit organisation, approved by the Lao Ministry of Social Welfare and Labour, which is staffed by disabled women for disabled women. The Centre is located near the Lao-Thai Friendship Bridge and is open 7 days a week. Vision Our vision is to be a successful organization of people with disabilities in Lao P.D.R. […]