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Root cause treatment for 10 people for a year Around 70% deaths globally are caused by non communicable conditions which are actually preventable. India happens to be one of the leading countries of this situation. To address this situation, Aashwasan Science offers spiritual technology that holds hope for the world as it connects people to their innate resources and unravels the root cause to bring cure, management and most importantly prevention - prevention not only in their lives but also for the coming generations.
Cross-cultural training for international students The International Center will provide new international students with practical information and training about safety and self defense (especially for women), insurance, taxes, medical care and a number of other issues that prevent international students from forming meaningful cross-cultural lives and connections in the communities where they study. This program, called "Living in America", will be available to the 8,000+ international students in West Lafayette, Indiana.
First Dedicated Elephant Nursery in South Africa Wildlife Conservation Trust (WCT) in conjunction with Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre (HESC), have provided care and rehabilitation to orphaned elephants through the years.   During this time we have recognised the need to build a dedicated elephant orphanage on a separate piece of land.   This project was created to help us start raising funds to not only care for the current elephant orphan in the care at HESC, but most importantly to enable WCT to build a new dedicated orphanage.
Shelter, Feed&Educate a needy child in Rural Kenya -TFEC aims to keep students in school to bring hope to very needy & vulnerable rural Kenyan children,nurture them to fit and compete favorably in the society  -We aim to offer free feeding to orphans and less fortunate children in the center   -We aim to protect those at risk of sexual abuse, forced early marriages by giving free healthcare, sanitary pads,tution materials and free education -we protect them  against COVID-19  -We aim to support our students in  secondary schools after grade 8
Promote reading for children in Tobago We want to help and encourage children to read by providing books, tablets, reading aides like (Jolly Phonics Classroom Kit in Case) at the afterschool program we have for the children.  When our children can read they will excel both in their academics and other areas in life.  They will also be able to support their parents who are having literacy challenges.  This will help build a library with different reading tools to help children who're having challenges to acquire reading skills.
Health & social care for 300 disadvantaged youths Providing opportunities for social inclusion of 300 disadvantaged youths through sport - seminar,  informational and competitive events with care for their health, social and personal progress. We help them to form community, team-work and motivational culture; it is even chance to grow on personal and professional level. By sports linking of theoretical, practical and role-model experience, participants are able to build the much needed sports and healthy culture lacking in their daily live.
Help Damien's Ireland Homeless World Cup Team We provide 450 homeless people with football training, coaching, training and qualification as referees and the support they need to come off drugs and alcohol, find jobs, homes, and get an education.
Peace, Health etc. Peace, Health etc. is a professionally managed fund working to solve the worlds interrelated problems.  Your single donation is divided equally among six carefully chosen organizations.
Build a Standard Health Center for the Poor in UG This project will build a standard health center in Lwannume, Uganda. Providing basic health care services to the less privileged, esp. women and children. Due to extreme poverty, high illiteracy levels, poor road networks and social stigma, accessing rural health care services remains a mystery that calls for more work. This community and nearby villages lack a standard health care facility. As a result, residents continue to suffer and die from diseases that are easy to prevent and cure
Promote Deaf Literacy in Nigeria This project will promote deaf literacy for deaf children in Nigeria, increase access to indigenous signed language for deaf education through signed language documentation using technology-based innovation, and the implementation of Early Intervention Program. It will also save the endangered indigenous signed language varieties.
Help us keep Barakat schools open in Pakistan Barakat Pakistan has been running since early 2000 serving the refugee community from Afghanistan that has been long settled in Pakistan's Attock district.  As of the last academic session 2019-2020, we had 1,542 students of which 721 were girls in 3 co-ed morning schools & 3 female-only evening schools.  During the current world-wide crisis Barakat Pakistan needs your help to pay the rent for all three school buildings which house these six schools, even though the schools are currently closed.
Provide Safe Shelter for Families in the Mid-South It's hard to leave an abusive relationship.  By providing housing, along with wrap around services and psychosocial supports, we can nurture at-risk youth, parents, and families. There are over 20,000 families in abusive relationships here in the Mid-South. A week ago, 2 murder suicides occurred in Memphis.  Had those 2 women had a safe place to escape, perhaps their children would not be orphaned. Help us reach a $60,000 goal to provide a year of safe housing to 2 Mid-South families.
Rebuild preschool for 100 children in South Africa Do you see our broken walls?  Without your help our school will close. Berakah Education Foundation needs to repair a building being used in its dilapidated condition as an early childhood learning space for 100 preschool children in an at-risk community in Pretoria, South Africa.  Without repair, our school is hindered from receiving an occupancy certificate needed for registration as a partial care facility/Early Childhood Development Centre with the Department of Social Development.
Building a girls' Residence for Jipe Moyo School In Tanzania, girls often become victims of sexual abuses during their secondary school years. In 2017, in the Tanzanian Kagera region, more than 300 Secondary School female students dropped out of school because of unwanted pregnancy, usually from abuse and sexual harassment.  For this reason, FOH ask for your help to build a girls' residence for Jipe Moyo Secondary School, so that we can protect them from these abuses and help them to successfully finish their education.
Empower Local Refugees to Thrive PRERNA is an all-volunteer organization helping refugees of all ethnicities and faiths become independent and productive citizens in the United States. We currently serve refugee families in California, by providing essential services to help them rebuild their lives. PRERNA empowers local refugees to not only survive but thrive in their new country.
Join the Journey Towards Life Without Poverty This project will help urban slum youth break the cycle of poverty by empowering them with education and  training so that they can build a better future and establish an atmosphere where the entire community feels enabled to exercise their rights and responsibilities.  Spreeha envisions life without poverty where underprivileged people are empowered to improve their quality of life.
Help build dorms in Van, Turkey for 192 students On October 23, 2011, Turkey's eastern province Van was hit by a devastating earthquake. Responding quickly to this emergency, Turkish Philanthropy Funds (TPF) created the Van Earthquake Relief Fund on the same day, promising that 100% of your tax-deductible contributions to this Fund will be transferred to organizations that directly help victims of the October 23 disaster. Thanks to your generosity we have been able to support 12 projects. But there is still need.
Student and Teacher Leadership Training in Uganda Our project provides leadership training for 1,300 teachers and 30,000 secondary students from 72 schools in the Iganga district of Uganda. It includes critical thinking and problem-solving skills, simultaneously building on academic skills- skills needed to effectively address real community issues. Our approach sets adolescents on a direct path to career success, while exposing and resolving the social issues that remain barriers to progress: social injustice, conflict, and gender inequity.
Restore  Mateos and Andreas hearing , Guatemala Deafness goes beyond not being able to talk, it prevents children to develop cognitive and social skills. This project aims the provision of cochlear implants, devices with which Mateo will be able to restore hearing and develop his full potential.   The sooner the better; the closer to 1 year of age, the more benefit he will get from them. He needs the surgery in the next few months to give him the chance to hear and speak.
Protect 500 Elderly People against COVID19 inKenya This project will ensure stable  supply of free  sanitisers,face masks, soap, food  and counselling services to 500 vulnerable elderly people from 200 needy  families to combat COVID19 in the rural areas of Trans-Nzoia in Kenya
Ojala! Spanish learning app for refugees Ojala! is the first app to learn Spanish for people on the move. Offering courses in languages such as Wolof, which are not offered by existing apps and to people limited literacy, it can be an essential tool for migrants and refugees on the Canary Islands to access social and legal services and the labor market, as well as for integration into the local society. Beyond disseminating and improving the app, the team will train local teachers on the Canaries to teach Spanish as a foreign language.
Help Mongolian Single Moms Escape Trash Salvaging This project will setup of a charity shop and train 6 single mothers and 1 person with disabilities so they can earn a sustainable income to support their families. This will allow them and their children to stop salvaging trash. A portion of the revenue will be placed in a joint fund for the children's schooling and to provide support for 400 community members. After six months, this project will be scaled up, building additional stores, forming a cooperative and impacting 1,000 people.
Catheters for Guatemalan Children with Cancer AYUVI provides  a comprehensive treatment to Guatemalan children with cancer FREE OF CHARGE.  This project will provide catheters to children who are currently receiving chemotherapy and other medicines.
WASH: Healthy Safety for children post Ebola This project will build a new and functioning indoor toilet system with hand-washing stations, septic tank, and a hand pump for safe drinking water that will benefit over 200 children at a local school. Our WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) project is in line with the objective of UNICEF to contribute to the realization of children's rights to survival and development by increasing equitable and sustainable access to safe water and basic sanitation, and promote improved hygiene.
Long-term Development in Haiti In January, 2010, a devastating earthquake hit Haiti, killing hundreds of thousands of people, and leaving more than a million homeless. Oxfam worked to save lives, with  water, sanitation, and shelter programs.Now our focus is longer-term recovery and resilience. Through various programs, Oxfam is ensuring that families have access to food. We are also working to ensure that the people of Haiti have resources necessary to prepare for future disasters and can precent the spread of cholera.
500 vegetables seed starter- packs for cummunities This project shall distribute 500 vegetables seed starter- packs to 500 households living in Ha Sekake and neighbouring areas to improve child nutrition for the year commencing October 2020- September 2021 during Covid- 19 pandemic.
TAIWAN COVID-19 Emergency Response COVID-19 outbreaks in Taiwan. The national Level 3 COVID alert is extended continuously. Many vulnerable families were already in financial difficulties have a harder life. The sudden drop in income due to the epidemic has forced families to lose their meals and income, and they cannot apply the government's bailout grant. Through COVID-19 Funds for 3500 vulnerable families and 200 vulnerable children, hoping to be their urgent and timely support and continue their learning at home.
Supply SOLAR power to 77 families in Qinghai In a remote village in Qinghai, 130 children and their families use wood and dung as their fuel for cooking, heating and boiling water.  In a barren environment, collecting these items is time consuming and a burden usually for the women and children.  In the evenings, children study using butter or kerosene lamps, and candles. The local government has done much to help remote villages with infrastructure, but it is agreed SOLAR PANELS will improve health, save time, and help the children study.
Hurricane ETA & IOTA Nicaragua Response Taking into consideration the high risk that Nicaragua has in the face of natural disasters, the Nicaraguan Red Cross provides rescue, search and rescue services for people who have been affected by the disaster. It also offers humanitarian assistance through primary health care, food delivery, hygiene kit, kitchen kit, mosquito nets, Reinforced Plastic, among others.
Classroom block & Latrine for 234 pupils in Uganda SCOEN Uganda is seeking funds to build a classroom building of 4 classes for Primary 1- 4 pupils to keep children in school and one VIP Latrine for Acomai Primary School  a public school in Bukedea District. Whether we live in tribal or modern communities, the need for learning are there and so educating our children in the modern context is essential not only to prepare them for intellectual excellence but also to develop their correct mindsets on issues within and outside their community.
Creating a Safe Space for Women and Girls in India Sexual violence is a global pandemic. Women and girls find it difficult to report these acts, resulting in a lack of actionable data. We encourage women and girls to report their experiences of sexual violence, anonymously on our crowdmap. This project will allow us to create digital toolkits which explain the spectrum of abuse, legal rights, how crowdmapping works, and how to engage communities to take action. We will use these tools in community workshops and with our partner organisations.
Free Therapy Provided by Psychologists in DC Residents living in poverty in Washington, DC's most disadvantaged neighborhoods often do not have access to therapy needed to assist them with issues that include depression, anxiety, parenting difficulties, survival of sexual abuse/domestic violence, and family dysfunction.  Our project will provide eight individual and family sessions to 100 uninsured residents.  Clients will be empowered with coping skills, goal setting, and opportunities to process painful experiences.
Providing clean water for the Hopi Clean water is the basis of LIFE.   Yet, those living in Hopiland have only TOXIC water to drink, cook, bathe, garden, and maintain livestock with! Their water is over TWICE the EPA limit for ARSENIC and other chemicals. This project will provide filters and safe drinking water for families in three Hopi Villages impacting 20,000 people for one year. Please HELP!  No one should have to die because they are thirsty!
Clean Water for Coastal Panama The Gulf of San Miguel contains 17% of the country's mangroves, which provide protection from storm surges, high winds, erosion, and marine pollution. The mangroves also serve as critical habitat to a wide diversity of fish, crab, and shrimp on which local people depend for food and their economy, also readily available, clean water sources are rare.
Learn & Play for tsunami-affected kids in Japan To support rebuilding local communities and learning/playing opportunities for children in tsunami-affected areas, through the following activities.
1. Provide safe meaningful learning/playing opportunities for children in elementary and middle school after school hours
2. Provide safe learning opportunities for children under age 6 and build communities for mothers
3. Provide special learning opportunities for children in conjunction with individuals/organizations that have contents/methods
Support bike/youth programs in North Minneapolis Venture North Bike Walk & Coffee provides training and employment opportunities in the biking industry for under-served youth residing primarily in North Minneapolis. By teaching retail, bike repair, and bike building skills, Venture North trains youth to become the preferred employment candidates for the regional bike shop market while empowering them to be financially self-sufficient.
Entry Point! People with disabilities are severely underrepresented in science and engineering fields. For over 25 years, Entry Point! has been recruiting and screening students with disabilities and strong academic records, and giving them paid internships at some of the nation's strongest, most competitive research agencies and companies, from NASA to Microsoft. We've placed more than 600 individuals over the years, and 85% have gone on to become working scientists.
Help to Support 720 Rape Victims in Nigeria This project will enhance FREE provision of  consistent, appropriate and timely psycho social trauma counseling, forensic medical examination and treatment, Lab test,  drugs and other professional services and support  to 720 women, girls, children and persons with disability  who are  victims/survivors of rape and sexual assault  in Lagos State,  Nigeria.
Provide Education Support to 150 Children in Swat This project will provide essential education material to 150 children affected by terrorism in Swat, Pakistan. Education material will include uniform, books, notebooks, and bags.
Assist with SHRI's COVID-19 Response Efforts In addition to building, managing, and operating sanitation facilities, SHRI is now also assisting with the COVID-19 response in India. To this end, SHRI is asking for donation that will help provide households with rations for three months. These rations will help ensure that families avoid the deleterious consequences of India's second COVID wave.
Encouraging HR defenders in monitoring ESC rights Donors should care about this project as it develops a grass root level mechanism in the community from the marginalized who will be developed as the monitors to monitor the rights situation of their community.At the National level it will impact on the development of a new strategy for safeguarding the fundamental rights of the people. Capacity of the community (marginalized) increased with intervention of this project and people will raise voices for their rights and violation of Human rights.
Empower with literacy Imagine not being able to read, write or communicate. Literacy opens the doors to learning and a world of endless opportunities.  That's why we're transforming lives through this innovative, best-practice program for early years education.   We break the cycle of illiteracy and disadvantage by empowering community members to teach vulnerable children the literacy skills required for success at school and beyond. Because we believe literacy is freedom.
Post secondary Education for Girls in Burkina Faso This project provides scholarships to nursing, midwifery and primary school teacher training for 300 village girls who have completed secondary school at the top of their class in northern Burkina Faso. Because their parents are subsistence farmers, these scholarships are the only source of funds these girls will have to enable them to further their studies in primary school teaching, nursing or midwifery.
Vocational Skills 40 Indian Orphan school drop-out This project plans to establish a open school to provide vocational skills for orphan children and victimized girls who hail from the poorest sections of rural villages in Salem and Namakkal districts. The project will empower 40 such children imparting Basic Computer skills, Photography, Communicative English and Small business management skills using practical hands on learning with free transportation.
500 women need dignified livelihood to rise ! The women who will receive your support belong to the marginalized edges of society and experience various forms of negligence within their communities and are most often denied access to their basic rights. Your support will help 500 resource poor Indian women from West Bengal, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Bihar and Uttar Pradesh to earn livelihood with dignity through a cloth bag stitching center. The initiative will also replace the plastic bags usage and will save the environment.
Vocational Training Course for Ethiopian Israelis The Megemeria School for Jewelry Making provides a holistic response to the complex set of obstacles preventing Ethiopian immigrants from integrating into Israeli society and its workforce. Students acquire a rewarding profession and are offered employment upon graduation. In addition to learning the art and business of jewelry making, students study Hebrew, Israeli culture, history and geogrpahy, and budget management. These tools enable students to become self-sufficient, engaged citizens.
Bring Safe Water to School Kids in Vietnam Many children in Vietnam lack access to water that is safe for both drinking and handwashing. Water that looks clean may still have bacteria that is invisible to the human eye that makes it unsafe for drinking, and causes illness and disease. Hygiene education in schools is also lacking and diseases such as diarrhea are common. MEDRIX creates a healthy future for Vietnamese kids by installing water filtration systems for drinking water and handwashing stations in preschools and primary schools.
Health care for10000 children in rural area of DRC This project aims to provide health care against pneumonia, diarrhea and malaria for children less than five years old through community care sites and the access to family planning for youth 15-24 years in rural area of DRC. The main impact is the reduction of child mortality caused by those diseases from 80% to 20% and to increase the rate of family planning among youth from 4,3% to 9 after 24 months. To resolve the problem, the project will work with health provider and communities actors.
Feed a family in Indonesia| COVID-19 responses Help to provide food for 165 families in urgent need! In lockdown, Indonesian daily-wage workers' families are in hunger! We serve those living hand-to-mouth, those suffer the most from the sudden loss in income due to COVID-19 pandemic. They have no savings, no assets and now no income! Hunger is a more immediate threat to them than the virus. With $20, you provide 1 life-saving food packages to a starving family in urgent need!
Solar energy for families in Santo Domingo, Panama Northwestern University students are providing two communities with training and materials to install household solar panel systems and build educational capacity by equipping schools with computers.
Create 120 Jobs and 10 new business in Nigeria Leadership Initiatives (LI) approaches the problems of underdevelopment by empowering communities to address their own needs. 

LI partners with local government and business leaders to provide promising individuals with entrepreneurial, leadership and project management training. These young leaders then identify obstacles to development within their own communities, design workable solutions, and create sustainable business models to overcome those obstacles.
10000 Washable Sanitary Pads for African women In Limpopo, South Africa, young girls skip school during their menstrual period because they can't afford hygiene products. We provide washable, reusable pads to these girls so that they can stay in school. Longterm, we will help limit the ecological damage caused by disposable pads being thrown into rivers and on the streets in rural areas where there is no municipal trash collection. This project will also create jobs and seamstress training for local women in our Sewing Project to make pads.