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Every day, with partners like you, Global Communities helps people overcome crises and build stronger, healthier lives. 

Global Communities believes that sustainable change is rooted in collaboration and community leadership.

We partner with local organizations, governments, foundations, and corporations to co-create solutions that advance global health — with deep expertise in maternal and infant health, financial inclusion and economic opportunity, school meals and hunger alleviation, and humanitarian aid focused on crisis response and long-term resilience.

Our work centers on locally driven development that empowers the most vulnerable families and communities to build brighter, healthier, more secure futures.

Building on seven decades of proven impact across humanitarian response and long-term development, we turn shared values into measurable impact. Together with our partners, we mobilize resources, fuel innovation, and deliver solutions that transform lives.

Explore the Ways We Can Work Together

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Foundations

We partner with mission-driven foundations ready to catalyze bold ideas and accelerate impact. Whether launching pilot programs, scaling what works or investing in systems change that improves lives, we bring data, creativity and accountability to every initiative. 

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Corporations

We help companies align business goals with social good — whether it’s through strategic giving, employee engagement, sustainable sourcing or co-branded campaigns. Our partnerships are tailored to deliver shared value, tapping into corporate strengths to create scalable impact.

Youth Local Councils USAID’s work to establish the Youth Local Councils (YLCs) in the West Bank began in 2008. To date, 19 youth councils have been formed. Members of the YLCs are aged 15-22. Collectively, the 19 youth councils have 6,971 general assembly members (71 percent male, 29 percent female). Any individual interested in participating in the council is welcome as long as they meet the age criteria and reside in community represented by the council. Once established, the council calls for nominations for an elected council of 15 members. Those interested in running for office receive training on campaigning and communicating with the public. Of the total number of general assembly members, 251 members were elected to serve on the elected council (59 percent male, 41 percent female). Currently, USAID’s Local Government and Infrastructure Program (LGI) provides active support for networking and implementation of local initiatives, resulting in widespread recognition of YLCs in their respective communities. YLCs are designed to increase awareness of local governance issues among youth, while increasing their sense of civic duty. Having paid special attention to ensure the participation of women in the YLCs, LGI has ensured equal participation of men and women, to the extent possible. As a result, young women are learning that they have – and demanding that they use – a voice in their local communities. In addition, they are taking on responsibilities to enhance the lives of citizens in their communities. This type of involvement is uncommon in Palestinian society, particularly in villages, and these young women are leading the path to a positive change in their local cultures, promoting women empowerment. Female Role Models Initiative LGI’s Female Role Models Initiative - also called the Women in Leadership Initiative - encourages young women to enter male-dominated fields. In coordination with the Ministry of Education and Higher Educati

Governments

From local municipalities to national governments, we bring deep experience in navigating complex systems, delivering measurable successes and supporting government-led strategies. Together, we can design solutions that are sustainable, locally owned and globally informed. 

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Community-Level Organizations

Local leadership is the backbone of true sustainable development. We invest in, learn from and elevate the expertise of community-based organizations, cooperatives, youth groups, and changemakers who bring invaluable context, credibility and commitment to lasting change. 

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Global Institutions

Our alliances with multilateral institutions, United Nations agencies and global networks extend the reach and rigor of our programming. We work side-by-side with international bodies to coordinate humanitarian response and strengthen the systems that impact the lives of those we serve globally. 

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Individual & Family Gifts

Philanthropy is most powerful when it’s personal. We partner with individuals and families to translate their passions into measurable impact — from empowering women entrepreneurs to advancing health and education for the next generation. Together, we turn vision into action, creating lasting change across communities worldwide.

Kitabo Wele, 25, Afriscout promoter, explains the use of Afriscout app with a pastorialist Andulsha Kefa, 45, Muda Gela,66 (on right) and Kole Kilkila, 53, inHamer Woreda, South Omo zone, SNNPR, Ethiopia.

Innovation Partners

We seek out partners — universities and schools, startups, research hubs and social entrepreneurs — who share our interest in experimentation and impact. From AI for water and sanitation infrastructure planning to new financing models for school meals programming, we collaborate on transformative solutions that bridge today’s needs with tomorrow’s possibilities. 

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