There are many good willed organisations throughout the world some of which we work with on specific projects and others we just think are magical and should be talked about and shared with everyone. Below are links to both organisations similar to ourselves and organisations that inspire change and critical thinking skills. Please feel free to suggest anyone you think would fit in well to us 
Thai Mueang Volunteers An organisation that is based on the coastal are of Thai Mueang. Populating schools with talented volunteers who wish to teach English near the area of Phucket is part of their goal in increasing the quality of life for the approximate 8000 population of the area. http://www.tmvolunteers.org Caitlin Gabel A progressive educational school which encourages critical and creative thinking and promotes the whole-child concept. http://www.catlin.edu/ Limitless Horizons Ixil LHI is an NGO from Chajul, Guatemala which does amazing work by fighting poverty and increasing the quality of life for the 4/5 people in that region that live in poverty. It has an excellent literacies program and works to bring the current figure of less than 1% of children graduating high school to a level more on par with developed countries. http://www.limitlesshorizonsixil.org/
Just For The Love Of It An excellent freeconomy organisation that strives to replace our dependency on money with skill sharing instead. http://www.justfortheloveofit.org/
The Freegan Movement Freegans are people who employ alternative strategies for living based on limited participation in the conventional economy and minimal consumption of resources. http://freegan.info Critical Mass Critical Mass are a socially casual global group who come together in their shared locales to self propel themselves one day of the month in celebration of movement. Critical Mass Wiki The International Theatre of the Oppressed Organisation Following on from the work of Augusto Boal this organisation brings an unsuspecting public displays of potent theatre in an otherwise everyday setting and without prior notice. Powerful, compelling and slightly creepy – but well worth it. The International Theatre of the Oppressed Organisation
About Scott Lyon
Scott is our renaissance man. Combining his love of community development, varied cultures, travelling and computing skills he helps guide the web site towards one which shows our projects and good works whilst maintaining user privacy and promoting Open Source software.
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