Amenities → Homes
Organizations relating to Homes
International China Concern / Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong / Est. 1993
Lumos Foundation / London, UK
EU-Rio Group Institutionalized Ministerial Meeting
Institut International Sainte Marcelline / Milan, Italy / Est. 1838
Sisters of St Joseph of Annecy / Annecy, France / Est. 1650
Istituto delle Piccole Suore della Sacra Famiglia / Verona, Italy / Est. 1892
Call and Response / Phoenix AZ, USA
Alliance for Healthy Homes / Est. 1990
International Rest Home for Journalists, Varna
European Expert Group on the transition from institutional to community-based care / Est. 2009
International Association of Homes and Services for the Ageing / Washington DC, USA / Est. 1994
View all profiles (54 total) in the Yearbook of International Organizations
World Problems relating to Homes
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialCorruption
Abusive experimentation on humans
Inadequate housing for the aged
Discrimination in housing
Involuntary ritual hazings
Structural violence
Female infanticide
Abusive institutional care
Action Strategies relating to Homes
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialOrganizing comprehensive community care
Selectively killing female infants
Implementing global strategy for shelter
Having a holiday home
Providing sanctuary for animals
Refurbishing family homes' appearance
Providing inadequate community care for transient urban populations
Humanizing community care structures
Creating global-local consensual care
Improving community care for transient urban populations
Reducing number of second homes
Creating second homes
Providing community care
Building town demonstration homes
Numbering all local homes
Investigating institutionalized murder of female babies
Decreasing residential care for juvenile criminal offenders
Providing residential care for juvenile criminal offenders
Reinforcing democratic processes by institutionalized lobbying
Abstaining from structures for community care
Accommodating the handicapped
Erecting demonstration housing
Maximizing economic benefits of construction
Establishing community care network
Constructing new quality homes
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