Results List
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Health Care Bill Amendment Highlights Direct-Care Workforce
Original Source Paraprofessional Healthcare Institute (PHI) and the Iowa Caregivers Association are Atlantic grantees. The 2008 Institute of Medicine report, Retooling for an Aging America: Building the Health Care Workforce was funded by The Atlantic Philanthropies. by Aaron Toleos An amendment to America’s Affordable Health Choices Act added in the House…
Author: PHI blog
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Alliances In Health Debate Splinter; Once-Friendly Groups Split as Details Emerge
Health Care for America Now and the AARP are Atlantic grantees. by Dan Eggen and Perry Bacon Jr. Months of relative cooperation among disparate interest groups in the heath-care reform debate appear to be coming to an end, as the major political parties and their…
Author: The Washington Post
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East Rand hospitals are suffering – TAC
The Treatment Action Campaign is an Atlantic grantee. by Gia Nicolaides The Treatment Action Campaign says Ekurhuleni hospitals are suffering from major staff shortages – more so than other facilities in the province. Dozens of TAC members marched to the mayoral offices in Germiston on Thursday to hand…
Author: Eye Witness News
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Foundation Center Launches Tool to Visualize Impact of Philanthropy
The New York City-based Foundation Center has announced the launch of a data visualization tool to help grantmakers, policy makers, researchers, and others better understand the impact of philanthropy around the world. Philanthropy In/Sight allows registered users to create customized Google maps to explore giving patterns,…
Author: Philanthropy News Digest
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Age Discrimination Claims Jump, Worrying EEOC, Worker Advocates
Original Source AARP is an Atlantic grantee. By Steve Vogel With leaders of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission warning yesterday that the American workforce faces “an equal opportunity plague” of age discrimination, workers’ advocates urged commissioners to support new federal protections. Workers filed nearly…
Author: The Washington Post
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Economic downturn fails to dampen philanthropy
Philanthropy is flourishing despite the downturn, according to a Barclays Wealth report published today. Original Source By Rachel Cooper A survey by Barclays Wealth of 500 wealthy individuals in the UK and US revealed that around 75pc had not reduced their contributions to charity, while…
Author: The Telegraph
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Court Declares home affairs actions in deporting asylum seeker as unlawful
Lawyers for Human Rights is an Atlantic grantee. The South Gauteng High Court today ruled that the deportation of an asylum seeker by the Department of Home Affairs was unlawful, unconstitutional, and invalid, and ordered the Department to pay for and facilitate his return to…
Author: Lawyers for Human Rights
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Social Justice Grantmaking Seeing a Resurgence, Report Finds
Original Source After a number of years of declining faith in the efficacy of social justice philanthropy, grantmakers and practitioners are showing renewed interest in the field, a new report from the Foundation Center finds. A follow up to a 2005 report, Social Justice Grantmaking II (highlights, 12 pages,…
Author: Philanthropy News Digest
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U.S. NGO to Grant $1.07M for Health Project in Vietnam
The U.S. charity organization Atlantic Philanthropies will donate $1.07 million to a project to strengthen first aid services for the injured in Vietnam from now to 2011, the state-run Ha Noi Moi newspaper said Wednesday. The project aims to raise the capabilities of health staff…
Author: Vietnam News Brief Service
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Grant Makers Step Up Advocacy Efforts to Help Disadvantaged People, Report Says
Original Source Foundations are stepping up their advocacy efforts to help the poor and other disadvantaged people, according to a report released today by the Foundation Center. The report found that grant makers and charity officials were more optimistic about the efficacy of social-justice grant making —…
Author: The Chronicle of Philanthropy