Humanitarian aid & Disaster relief non-profits in Sweden
Browse 67 humanitarian NGOs delivering emergency aid and disaster relief in Sweden. Compare programmes, beneficiaries and how each is funded.
Showing 12 of 67 organisations
CompanyWhat they do
- Kvinna till KvinnaStockholm, SwedenGender equality · Human rights +4 more
- STShip to Gaza SverigeSwedenHuman rights · Peace & Conflict +1 more
- Caritas SverigeÄlvsjö, SwedenHumanitarian aid & Disaster relief · International development +7 more
- Oxfam SverigeStockholm, SwedenPoverty & Hunger · Humanitarian aid & Disaster relief +10 more
- LCLions Club OxelösundOxelösund, SwedenCommunity development · Humanitarian aid & Disaster relief +4 more
- RKRöda KorsetStockholm, SwedenHumanitarian aid & Disaster relief · Health +7 more
- RARadiohjälpenStockholm, SwedenHumanitarian aid & Disaster relief · Children & Youth +3 more
- HTHjärta till HjärtaLinköping, SwedenInternational development · Poverty & Hunger +5 more
- HAHelp at HandMalmö, SwedenChildren & Youth · Education +2 more
- Läkare Utan GränserStockholm, SwedenHumanitarian aid & Disaster relief · Health
- Safad FoundationMalmö, SwedenHumanitarian aid & Disaster relief · Health +3 more
- NLNordic Luther AidGöteborg, SwedenInternational development · Humanitarian aid & Disaster relief +2 more
Humanitarian aid & Disaster relief non-profits in Sweden at a glance
Of the 67 Humanitarian aid & Disaster relief non-profits in Sweden, the most common cause areas are Health (61%), Children & Youth (51%) and Education (48%).
Cause areas
- Health61%
- Children & Youth51%
- Education48%
- Poverty & Hunger39%
- Refugees & Migration36%
Organisation types
- NGO36%
- Association31%
- Charity12%
- Grant-making foundation7%
- Faith-based organisation6%
Beneficiaries
- Children84%
- Families52%
- Communities48%
- Refugees & Migrants43%
- Women & Girls36%
Funding sources
- Individual donations79%
- Corporate partnerships33%
- Legacies31%
- Earned income27%
- Government funding22%
Top cities
- Stockholm43%
- Malmö7%
- Göteborg3%
- Solna3%
Size
- 11-50 employees1%
- 51-200 employees4%
- 501-1000 employees1%
- 1001-5000 employees1%
- 5000+ employees1%
Key facts
- 1991 is the median founding year
- 42% say donations are tax-deductible
- 4% publish a charity number
- 79% name their programmes
- 52% invite volunteers
Figures from all 67 non-profits, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.
Other causes
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