Good Neighbors Global

05/29/2026

For over three decades, Good Neighbors has believed that a world without hunger is possible. What began as a simple but powerful vision has grown through the dedication of communities, partners, and people who continue to work together for a better future.

In the Dominican Republic, Good Neighbors is helping create positive change by supporting children, families, and communities to overcome challenges, strengthen opportunities, and build brighter futures. Every story of progress, every dream pursued, and every achievement reached reflects the power of collective action and hope.

Because meaningful change is not built in a single day. It grows through partnership, resilience, and the determination of people who refuse to give up. And every day, communities across the Dominican Republic continue to write the next chapter of that story.

Watch the video and discover how Good Neighbors República Dominicana is creating Good Change alongside children, families, and communities.

05/29/2026

In Nuwakot, Nepal, families are looking forward to a future where mothers and newborns can access safer and more dignified healthcare closer to their community. 💚

Through the collective efforts of Good Neighbors International Nepal , local leaders, health workers, community members, and generous supporters including Mr. Yoon Kwang Hahn and land donors Mui Lama Tamang and Shir Lama Tamang, the newly established Nuwakot Birthing Center now stands as a symbol of hope, care, and community solidarity.

More than a building, the birthing center reflects a shared commitment to creating healthier and more supportive environments where mothers and children can thrive safely and with dignity.

05/29/2026

05/28/2026

This Menstrual Hygiene Day, we are highlighting how access to clean water, safe sanitation, and menstrual health support is helping women and girls live with greater dignity and confidence.

In rural Cameroon, Good Neighbours Canada, together with Good Neighbors Cameroon and with support from Global Affairs Canada, is helping transform communities through solar-powered boreholes, improved sanitation facilities, menstrual hygiene kits, and training for women to produce reusable sanitary pads in a newly built Women’s Empowerment Centre.

In El Salvador, our work with Good Neighbors El Salvador, supported by the Canada Fund for Local Initiatives , is helping girls stay in school and grow in confidence through dignity kits and Girls Empowerment Clubs.

Because menstrual health is not a privilege, it is a human right.

Read more here:
https://goodneighbourscanada.ca/blog/empowering-change-new-global-affair-canada-partnership-advances-menstrual-health-for-women-girls-in-cameroon

05/27/2026

For more than two decades, Good Neighbors Tanzania has been working with communities to help create safer, healthier, and more supportive environments for children and families.

From education and child protection to health, WASH, and livelihood programs, Good Neighbors Tanzania continues to support communities across Dar es Salaam, Mwanza, Dodoma, Pwani, Kigoma, and Zanzibar. Together with local communities and partners, they are helping ensure that children can learn, grow, and thrive with dignity and hope.

💚 Discover how Good Neighbors Tanzania is creating Good Change in communities across the country.

05/26/2026

Good Neighbors Vietnam and the Czech Embassy Hanoi / ĐSQ Séc tại Hà Nội officially signed a partnership project to support community-based biogas systems and sustainable waste management solutions in Tuyen Quang Province.

Through this initiative, families in Bang Lang, Yen Thanh, and Tan Trinh communes will receive support in installing household biogas systems, strengthening safe livestock waste management, and learning more sustainable farming and renewable energy practices. The project also aims to help communities reduce pollution, improve living conditions, and create healthier environments for children and families.

This partnership reflects a shared commitment to empowering communities toward a cleaner, safer, and more sustainable future for everyone. 💚

05/26/2026

Through Good Learning Kits, Good Neighbors El Salvador is helping children access the tools they need to learn with confidence and stay motivated in school. Because every child deserves the opportunity to grow, learn, and thrive. 💚

05/18/2026

Severe flooding in Sri Lanka has affected more than 31,000 people across 20 communities in Puttalam District, leaving families without safe drinking water and increasing the risk of disease. Many homes remain flooded, while displaced families continue to stay in temporary evacuation camps.

In response, Good Neighbors Sri Lanka is preparing emergency assistance including safe drinking water, mosquito protection, and anti-fungal treatment for affected families, especially vulnerable children and older persons.

💚 Know how you can support affected communities.
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05/18/2026

Even after the ceasefire agreement between Cambodia and Thailand, many families are still unable to return home. Some communities remain displaced after their land and houses were occupied, forcing families to stay in temporary evacuation camps while struggling without stable income or livelihoods.

Among the most vulnerable are mothers with babies under three years old who urgently need nutritional and hygiene support. In response, GOOD NEIGHBORS CAMBODIA worked with local authorities and community volunteers to identify affected families and provide emergency assistance.

Through this initiative, 471 families with young children received formula milk and baby hygiene supplies to help support their immediate needs during this difficult time.

While the conflict may have paused, recovery and healing continue for many families. Good Neighbors Cambodia remains committed to supporting vulnerable children and communities affected by displacement and crisis. 💚

05/15/2026

This International Day of Families, we celebrate farmers like Stephano Mayunga, whose hard work is rooted in one dream: to build a better future for his family.

For years, Stephano struggled with low bean prices and dependence on middlemen. Through Good Neighbors Tanzania's KiTiKi II Project, his cooperative gained access to training, collective selling, and better market linkages.

For the first time, Stephano sold his beans at a fair price, earning TZS 3.7 million. With this income, he paid his children’s school fees, bought farm inputs, upgraded his milling machine, and saved for school uniforms.

When farmers are empowered, families grow stronger.

Read the full story in the link.

Stephano Mayunga’s story shows how KiTiKi helped farmers earn fairer income through collective selling and stronger market access.