Health and Social Services

Chaplain Mwagomba, of Lilongwe, Malawi, shares a report of activities happening in his community with the global URI community.

Fifty years after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., many feel it is time for another revival — not a religious revival, but one that will initiate a new era of dignity and honor for all people. And so, in 2018, thousands of participants are launching a new Poor People’s Campaign.

Three Cooperation Circles/Affiliates in the United Religions Initiative North America region have unique approaches to using food to build community. We present their stories in a three-part series on this topic. Keep reading to hear the story of Super Suppers - how cooking and serving food to those who need it can bring people together.

Responding to the crisis, on the 23rd of April, Sarvodaya Bundelkhand and Samagra Vikash organized a free eye check-up and gender sensitization program.

For Earth Day, I'd like to offer the invitation to make the choice to transition to a more plant-based diet.

MIMAMO faces challenges and makes progress as members work to end child marriage and to engage youth in organizing their own projects.

URI and UNFPA share a common commitment to human rights and, in particular, the rights of women and children. Both organizations promote efforts to educate and empower women and children around issues of health, equal rights, and protections.

The organizations share a commitment to protecting and affirming the rights of women and children worldwide.

From Brooklyn to Haiti, Lisel Burns has partnered with grassroots women leaders to make their communities better.

Read about the latest activities, including free medical camps offering medicine and care to underserved communities, tree planting events, and more.