Sucila Pandian, Tirunelveli, Tamilnadu, India
Robin and Libby met Sucila in November 2006 in Trichy. Community Action for Social Transformation (CAST) is an integrated Rural Development organization started in 1984 towards upliftment of underprivileged, marginalized and the most vulnerable sections of the society especially Women and Children. Starting with integrated Child development program, CAST's activities gradually branched out to other thrust areas like Women Empowerment, Natural Resource Management, STD/HIV/AIDS Intervention, Economic Rehabilitation, Integrated Sanitation, Hygiene Promotion and Networking.

Future Husunugboh,Tema, Ghana 
We are a small group of peoples from West Africa region of Ghana in Volta part of the country. Our main focus is farming.

Khaldoun Abou Assi, Beirut, Lebanon
AMIDEAST - Project Officer/Researcher

Stephen Clarke, Leamington Spa, UK
Thare Machi Education - Using modern technology to provide interactive audio visual lessons in the languages of the world's poor.

Ihor Savhak, Ukraine
The Centre for Cultural Management is interested in starting all possible kinds of social entrepreneur in Ukraine.

SMA Jinnah, Madurai, Tamilnadu, India
Robin and Libby met this Networker in Madurai in November 2006. Indian Association For Blind - We have been running a Hr.Sec.School and a rehabilitation centre for visually challenged with 350 blind inmates.

Rajkumari Ramasubramanaian, Madurai, Tamilnadu, India
Robin and Libby visited this Foundation in November 2006. M.S.Chellamuthu Trust and Research Foundation (An Institute of Mental Health and Rehabilitation) is a Non-Governmental, Secular, Non-Profit, organization founded in the year 1992 by Dr.C.Ramasubramanian, Consultant Psychiatrist, Madurai. The Trust is the only organization in the whole of South Tamilnadu of India working primarily among the persons with mental disabilities for the past 14 years. Mission: To enhance the quality of life of the persons with mental disabilities and facilitate their reintegration in the environment of their choice. Beneficiaries up to December 2006 : Mentally Ill -1165; Mentally Retarded - 678;  Alcoholics & Drug Dependents - 396; Suffering from Epilepsy - 120

Paul Davies, Narberth, Pembrokeshire, UK
Wales Civil Society and MDGs Task Force - set up to establish links between civil society in Wales and sub Saharan Africa - supporting links between communities and NGOs in Wales and partners in Africa with the purpose of achieving the Millennium Development Goals

Thuputu Nyekha, Nagaland, India
The Youth Ministry is a nonprofit organisation (NGO) founded by Thuputu Nyekha  in the year 1992 and registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860, Govt. of India in order to fight against drug abuse & illicit trafficking, awareness campaign on HIV/AIDS,  to raise funds for needy, underprivileged and disadvantaged community and to guide the youths to build the nation and develop the society.

Garvey Chui, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Director, The VERB Group - Actress or advocate, builder or broker, professional or pro bono, you will find Garvey active and engaged in a whirlwind of cultural, charitable and social ventures. A graduate of Queen's University with degrees in Sociology and Psychology, she is the co-founder of The Verb Group (TVG), a creative agency and incubator for social entrepreneurship. Currently the Program Coordinator for Immigrant Works at Bowen Workforce Solutions, an internship program for professional immigrants, she also brings with her experience working with organizations such as the Calgary Health Region, the Ethno-Cultural Council of Calgary, and Canada25, a nationwide organization for young adults interested in policy making. Garvey spends a large portion of her time working on the board/committee of the Calgary Drop In and Rehab Centre, the ISUMA program, and the Calgary Bridge Foundation for Youth. A 2006 Leadership Calgary alumni, she was recently selected as a Champion for Diversity in Calgary by the United Nations Association in Canada (UNA-C).
 

Fekadu Belay, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Aberash Memorial Development Organization (AMDO) -  I am a program director for the last 6 years. AMDO is an indigenous non-for-profit and non-political humanitarian NGO, based in Addis Ababa Kirkos Sub-city. The Organization is named after the late Aberash Worku, a young social activist who was killed during the bloody genocide in Ethiopian history popularly referred as the Red Terror in 1973. The organization was founded by her sister, Zewditu Worku, who initiated the idea of supporting the legacy of her sister, with the aim to address the social causes of destitution emanating from poverty. The main objective of AMDO is to improve the living condition of children and their families in particular and the vulnerable urban and rural community members in general. AMDO operates in three regions of the country namely: Addis Ababa City Administration, Oromia Regional State and Southern Nations Nationalities People's Regional State, covering more than 115,000 constituents with especial emphasis to more vulnerable groups such as children and women.  

Vinita Agarwal, UK
I recently conducted a photography workshop with a street children charity Support in Mumbai India. The websites have details about the exhibition as well as further information on the workshop. My main aim is to promote awareness about the circumstances facing street children in Mumbai, through creative and cultural means and thus to show them in a more positive light. See GLI Networkers' Photographic Exhibitions News Story.