Legal Aid & Tenant Relief: Jacksonville Area Legal Aid secured a cy pres award of $37,000+ tied to a class action over unlawful move-out fees affecting about 1,800 tenants, with court-approved relief totaling $775,000+ in waivers and payments. NGO Finance Reform: Africa’s civil society and regulators wrapped a FATF dialogue on implementing Recommendation 8, urging risk-based rules that protect legitimate non-profits from bank account restrictions and delayed transactions while strengthening audits, records, and internal governance. Women’s Safety & Housing: Moldova is set to open first Women’s Houses in Cahul and Stefan Voda, offering longer transitional support for survivors of violence plus counseling, legal help, and pathways to financial independence. Civil Society Under Pressure (India): India’s Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Rules expand government oversight of foreign-funded NGOs, raising fresh concerns about shrinking freedom of association and operational space. Human Rights & Accountability (India): Hyderabad’s LRPF asked the NHRC to investigate alleged Iran-related political messaging at a school assembly, including flags and a poster, after a guest NGO reportedly addressed students. Health & Development (Nepal): UNFPA and Panasonic provided solar lanterns to maternal and newborn care facilities in climate-vulnerable Nepal districts to keep services running during outages and disasters. Community Food Support (US): In Taunton, a formerly homeless advocate is pushing for a 24/7 outdoor community fridge and pantry to reduce food insecurity with “no questions and no judgment.” Veterans & Civic Legacy (Canada/US): Canada’s Legion marks 100 years of grassroots veteran support, while a Washington-area veterans center launches summer sponsorship events to keep programs funded.