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New Mobile Library for Street Children in Cambodia Many children are unable to access formal/non-formal education due to poverty, work commitments or distance from school. This project will purchase a new mobile library, which will provide basic education including life skills, health/hygiene and child protection, as well as recreational activities to approximately 350 children every week. The current mobile library is very old and keeps breaking down due to the terrain and distances it has to cover every day.
Support Students in Ghana create Solutions It is 2018, The Girls Education Initiative of Ghana, GEIG is now 4 years old and have seen the advancement of its program since it began in 2014 where the beneficiaries have now fully transitioned to senior high school. The second cohort has been recruited as a continuation of existing programs. GEIG is now fully matured because it has accomplished in full, all the components of its program (GIEG LEARNS - GIEG LEADS - GEIG SERVES).
Empower deserted women and widows in rural India CHETANA-VIKAS  rehabilitates and mainstreams the poor, abandoned women & widows in villages of Central India who are marginalized and exploited. The challenges will be addressed through their legal, social & economic empowerment.  The other women of the village will be involved to take up campaigns, actions & will work for their social acceptance & legal rights. This will also result in developing human consciousness & bring about a wide change in attitudes of the society towards such women.
Provide Health Supplies to 50 Children in Uganda Poverty continues to deprive children from the most basic necessities to live a better life. According to UNICEF , 1 child in 11 dies before the age of 5 in Uganda.  Especially, children born in rural, impoverished areas face significant risk. Inaccessibility of health supplies and services remains a pressing issue due to variety of factors such as families low income to a shortage of health workers. Many of health challenges might be prevented through health education and awareness programs.
SUPPORT FOR KIDNEY DISEASE PATIENTS IN NIGERIA This project will provide blood pressure monitors, glucose monitors and routine medications to 200 indigent chronic kidney disease patients in Southern Nigeria, to promote self-monitoring and effective management of hypertension and diabetes.
Protect mental health, keep our centres open! This project will save lives. Keeping our centres open means we can protect and further improve the positive mental health of 350 students. They will learn the skills to support thousands of people from their tea estate communities who live in cramp conditions, with little access to resources during this terrible pandemic.  Tea Leaf Trust is a critical part of the community providing consistent support, to the children of women who pick your tea.
Mexico Earthquake Trauma Relief & Youth Training Ten days of extensive Youth Leadership Training will train 80 youngsters, who have already gone under second stage Trauma Relief program from Earthquake affected communities, to become leaders, and will continue working with the earthquake victims in their area, teaching them tools and skills to overcome trauma, anxiety, stress, intense fear, helplessness, relationship breakdown, reduce violence and strengthen the community links. 20 teams of these leaders will benefit 3,000 people per year.
Light up Lives! Help 1000 Women Read & Write India has by far the largest population of illiterate adults at 287 million, amounting to 37% of the global total. Such illiterate and uneducated adults are dependent on others for even simple daily tasks. Among these adults, women are particularly vulnerable in the Indian context. Empower Foundation's project - BADLAAV is designed to provide functional literacy and awareness on rights and entitlements to illiterate women within the age group of 16-45 years.
Support Sustainability for Mexican Farmers Enable one family in a new Agros village in Mexico to increase its income through various economic and agricultural projects and to fulfill individual and communal goals.
ACTIVITIES FOR ELDERLY IN THE ECUADORIAN AMAZON Elderly people need to feel useful, have inter-generational contact, be active physically and stimulated with new ideas in nature.  150 elderly people will visit Yachana weekly to participate in agricultural projects in the rainforest.  Participants have been farmers and will feel "at home" with this focus.  The innovator of the program is Douglas McMeekin, who is 78 years old, has lived at Yachana for 28 years and can relate to the needs and limitations of his generation.
Cashew  Processing Unit for 500 farmers The Project focuses on helping Farmers to get better prices for their produces. Farmers lack technology and know how to process their harvest. Farmers sell Paddy 21$ per Quintal as compared to rice which is available at 60$ per quintal. In the same way Farmers are selling Raw cashew @ 145$ per Quintal and processed Cashew is sold for 1500$ per quintal. The project will enable farmers to process, package and market their produce and develop sustainable income practices.
Scholarships for Outstanding Students in Argentina VisionAR provides scholarships and mentorship to outstanding college students that demonstrate high academic performance, a commitment to succeed, and financial need.
Providing Masks to High-Need Communities in Brazil Through women for water, GWC is partnering with Ford Fund and Rede Asta to produce 27,000 fabric masks for high-need communities in Brazil. The project will also empower women artisans through mask production. The artisans will receive a stipend for their work and participate in Rede Asta's Artisan Business School program and learn skills to develop their own businesses.  For every dollar donated, Ford Fund will match 100% up to $24,000 and GlobalGiving will match 50% for over 2.5 the impact!!
AAE South Africa Chapter The Association of African Entrepreneurs (AAE) South Africa Chapter is an approved project of AAE. The Association is formally registered under the Ghanaian Companies Code, 1963 (Act 179).
Empower Ugandan school children to combat hunger This project combats hunger in Uganda by providing 1000 children the knowledge and skills to cultivate fresh, healthy food through 31 school gardens and community outreach programs.
Help a Displaced Family in Haiti with Food/Basics Help Lambi Fund of Haiti provide food, water and medical supplies to rural communities to meet the immediate needs of the people moving to rural Haiti after the earthquake.
Livelihood Skills to Empower 800 Women in Cameroon SDI empowers women and girl children through training to improve their rights, break economic and social barriers, raise women's standing in society, enhance equity & prevent vulnerability & disease.
Irish Red Cross Services in Ireland and Overseas We provide emergency services as well as a variety of community services including youth work and care for the sick and the elderly. The Irish Red Cross voluntary ambulance service is active in communities across Ireland, providing support at community events and to the Emergency Services in times of need. There are a range of programmes providing support to vulnerable community groups. Overseas,  Irish Red Cross has earned a distinctive reputation for the skill and commitment of our delegates.
Bring efficient, smokeless stoves to rural Eritrea Equip poor villages in rural Eritrea with safe, economical, and smokeless stoves, greatly reducing carbon emissions and improving the community’s overall health and standard of living.
Provide Career Counseling for At-Risk Teenagers Sufficient information and preparation for finding a job after school is not always available to disadvantaged teenagers in Bulgaria. This includes youths without parents, from minority or geographically marginalized communities or with otherwise limited access to professional development resources. This project provides group and 1-to-1 career education and mentoring with the goal of helping youths break the cycle of poverty in their families and communities.
Support Youth Empowerment in North Minneapolis Redeemer Center for Life creates programs that empower and educate youth in North Minneapolis. Through the Redeemer After-School Program (RAP), the Redeemer Music Academy (RMAA), the Housing and Transition program (HAT), and Venture North Bike & Coffee Shop, young people have a rich array of opportunities for hands-on learning, leadership development, job skill training, and preparation for healthy, happy futures.
Make It Stop: 3 Youth Programs to End Violence We need your help to change the future of Trinidad and Tobago. Violence is a relentless plague on our communities, and we want to tackle it at the root. Our 12 week Youth Empowerment Program teaches teens in Port of Spain the skills to recognize and stop violence, especially in their relationships. When young people believe they deserve a life free of violence, and hold their friends and family to the same standard, we will create a ripple effect that finally stops the cycle of violence.
Save the Children: Japan Earthquake Tsunami Relief Japan was devastated an earthquake, tsunami and explosions at nuclear power plants. Save the Children is providing disaster relief for children and families, including child-friendly spaces.
Little By Little: Witness To Witness The struggles facing frontline responders are inflated by a host of unprecedented consequences, including depression, anxiety, and suicide. MCN takes these facts into account, providing direct peer support to those requesting it while also developing educational curricula to educate the wider public about the toll facing this at-risk group. These efforts acknowledge the rampant moral wounding occurring, interjecting accountability into the status quo via awareness, education, and outreach.
Remove 500 Filipino children from the streets HOST-NGO is striving to protect an average of 500 street children every year in the Philippines by providing them with access to basic needs (food, education, hygiene and healthcare) and offering them the chance for better future opportunities.
DC Metro FIRST We are the Virginia-based affiliate of FIRST, an international non-profit mentoring organization that was created to excite young people about science and technology, prepare today's students to enter tomorrow's advanced technology-based workplace, and provide them with valuable life skills.We work with our FIRST program partners to bring hands-on project-based learning programs to over 1000s children.
Send Ugandan Ex-brides back to school Child Care and Youth Empowerment Foundation plans to extend financial support to 20 more vulnerable ex-brides in Uganda returning to school to better their lives and the lives of their babies. They presently can't pay for it, yet their parents kicked them out of their homes and rejected them due to pregnancy. With this education, they will be literate and secure better jobs.
Educational Sponsorships in the Philippines Shepherd of the Hills Children's Foundation, (SOTH) is a Christian child care and child development organization focusing on children and youth who are in need, abandoned, neglected, orphaned, dependent, & underprivileged. They also teach music, arts & vocational skills like baking.  We have visited since 1999 and many of us have fallen in love with the children. Here is an opportunity to provide educational sponsorships for children at SOTH as well as children from the local community.
Business Skills for Women and Youth in Nigeria We are excited to embark on a new adventure! In order to strengthen our ongoing commitment to grow human capital and eradicate poverty, we have become Street Business School (SBS) certified. This has enabled us add entrepreneurial education to our existing services. SI4DEV is currently the only SBS global catalyst partner in Nigeria!
MyFutureJob MyFutureJob - combatting youth unemployment / In Switzerland, youth unemployment predominantly affects those youths who are in a state of transition between the completion of education (apprenticeship or college) and the start of a permanent position .  This is where Pro Juventute's program "My-FutureJob" comes into play, preventing medium- or long-term unemployment during the transition from an initial training program to a permanent Job.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Srimayi, Srishti, Madhav, and Jayaditya have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Earthquake relief for 263,000 victims in Bantul Provide food, shelter, water, hygiene, and healthcare to earthquake victims in Bantul, the hardest-hit region with the most casualties. IMC and the Red Cross are the only international charities here.
Covid19 Crisis Support for 100 vulnerable Families This project uses sewing skills training to empower 100 mothers from vulnerable families financially and emotionally in this COVID19 crisis. Mothers learn skills, earn a monthly income, and are part of the peer-counseling program.
Sensory Room for 52 Children with Disabilities The Portable Sensory Room (PSR) will provide access to sensory integration activities to 52 children with special needs, coming from low income families and living in rural areas of Georgia. Over time, the children will develop their sensory integration making them feel more comfortable and capable in their environment. A commitment for the training of day care center teachers on the most effective use of the PSR has already been secured from the McLain Association for Children.
Go Back to School With Karam! This year, Karam is providing Back to School kits to make virtual schooling possible for Syrian refugee communities in Turkey! Karam Families in Istanbul and Reyhanli, as well as Innovative Education students across the region, will be receiving kits full of the tools they need to succeed! Your support will not only support Karam and the activities of Karam Families, Innovative Education, and Karam Scholars programs, you will empower individuals with the dignity they deserve!
Light Up Dreams Dimmed by Wars and Disasters Peace Warabe Japan aims to support young people from around the world who experienced natural or man-made disaster to join a one-week summer camp in Japan. At the camp, they will meet other students of diverse backgrounds and will learn about world issues and leadership by participating in interactive, fun group activities. Through exposure to new perspectives and ideas, they will discover positive ways to view and digest their own past experiences and use them to realize their full potential.
Emergency Response to Explosion in Lebanon On August 4, a massive explosion ripped through Beirut, Lebanon. The powerful explosion - believed to have occurred in a warehouse storing thousands of tons of ammonium nitrate - registered as a 3.3 magnitude earthquake in Beirut, and was felt as far as Cyprus. Reports state the blast has killed at least 100 people, injured 4,000 and displaced 300,000 people. International Medical Corps is on the ground in Beirut and has launched an emergency response to address surging health needs.
Empower 300 girls to end gender based violence iPartner India aims to empower 300 vulnerable girls and women in the urban slums of Kolkata, West Bengal, India. These girls and women face gender-based violence and abuse at home and extensive limitations on their ability to move freely and to make decisions affecting their work, education and marriage. We aim to build the leadership and negotiation skills of the young girls and women in the community through gender and sports training to end gender-based violence, discrimination, and stigma.
Care 2 Change, send a Student to Nursing School This project will support girls from Eastern Uganda, providing an education in the nursing profession. Education is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty within families and the community as a whole. 18 young adults are currently in Nursing school, their education will impact the 200,000 community members within the district of Kaberamaido. We have already seen the students make a change by providing health care services to the community either in the hospital or home health care.
Football to address fatherlessness in South Africa Empowering young leaders and coaches, to use football to address fatherlessness, mobilising them to bring transformation to themselves, their families and communities. Developing children and juvenile offenders holistically - Football, Faith, Future - to become future leaders and positive role models in their community.
India Covid-19 Relief fund India has been witnessing a rapid surge in active COVID-19 cases recording the world's highest number of daily cases over 4 Lakhs. It appears to be a bigger threat than it did during the 1st wave due to its homegrown mutant variant which is proving to be more infectious and deadlier. most of the people are unable to get medical support.  In this grave situation we need your donation, that will help to Petain's for treatment and control the second wave of Covid-19 situation.
Build habitat equipment for 25 families in Ecuador TECHO - ECUADOR plans to building transitional housing, ecological bathrooms ,water and energy solutions to 25 families in a slums in Duran, Ecuador. All these habitat equipment will reduce the vulnerable life situation of these families. All these work is made by the action of inhabitants of slums and former volunteers and will impact more than 350 people in a direct way.
Litigating Female Circumcision In Kenya This project involves training and deployment of monitors in rural areas of Kenya to report cases of FGM to us and we take legal action to protect the victims.
Help Women Flee Domestic Violence During COVID-19 This project will assist women and their children left without a means to navigate through the system of domestic abuse outside of a shelter environment. Victims receive free domestic violence counseling, therapy, case management, safety plans, support groups, protective orders, crime victims' compensation applications, and shelter placement if needed. As the foundation that bridges the steps between not needing a shelter and not being able to afford the private counseling needed to help heal.
Create 1st Neuro-Rehabilitation Clinic in Morocco Our charity will create first neurological rehabilitation clinic in Morocco, benefiting children with neurological conditions, patients with traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries & stroke
100 volunteers for environmental protection This initiative will fully train 100 volunteers to assist Park Rangers in combatting illegal hunting, poaching and forest fires in protected areas of Costa Rica, by providing professional courses and workshops designed for conservation and protection activities.
Improve Health with Clean Water in Rural Kenya With your support, YIDP will provide access to clean, abundant water to 5000 people in Nyakach and Kadongo of rural Kenya.  The boreholes to be installed in Sunrise Academy. By installing solar-powered pumps and gravity-fed irrigation systems, these rural communities can advance towards achieving agricultural and economic self-sufficiency. Students from the school will be healthy. YIDP collaborates with villagers in rural Kenya to help them build a sustainable future for their communities.
Water Access and Enterprise Development in Kibera Kibera slum in Nairobi has scarcity of clean water and poor sanitation, water supplied by city authority is not available every day. Water in Kibera is scarce, costly, uncertain and contaminated due to various reasons including;  it's an informal settlement that is built without official authorization and regulation, political exclusion, operation of water mafias, water rationing, poor infrastructure, illegal connections  Women and girls loose a lot of time searching for water
Prevent HIV/AIDS among 12,000 Rwandan Youth This project will provide comprehensive sexual and reproductive health education to secondary school students in Kigali, Rwanda. The project will work in conjunction with anti-AIDS clubs based in the schools to help fill the existing gap in Rwanda's health education curriculum. This education will empower students with the tools to think critically, protect themselves, and ultimately reduce the prevalence of HIV/AIDS, unwanted pregnancies, and reproductive illnesses in Rwanda.
Covid 19: Emergency Funding For Rural Communities Summary: During this very challenging time, due to the outbreak of the pandemic Novel Corona Virus (Covid 19) which has generally affected the entire nations of the earth. Our rural communities in Rivers state, is in a difficult situation getting complicated by the day. We, kindly, Request for Donation to Help Combat the Deadly COVID-19 Virus in a massive effort to help prevent, detect, and manage the novel coronavirus.
Strengthening Adolescent Girls with Sex Education This project will focus on adolescent girls of India to strengthen their lives and build agency through Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) awareness. This project will use a very creative and innovative tool of Dance Movement Therapy to increase access to SRHR information and resources amongst communities who lack access to this information. This project aims to collaborate with 20 civil society and grassroot organisations and impact the lives of 400 girls, over a span of 2 years.
Best Winter Ever Change the hostile Afghan winter to the most beautiful experience of joy, warmth & education for 1100 kids. The underprivileged girls and boys will be enjoying the program in 9 locations (Incl. IDP camps) in 6 provinces: Kabul, Bamyan, Mazar, Herat, Khost and Samangan. The deprived kids, safe and secure from the bitterness of the winter will be learning different School Subjects, English, Computer, Environmental Protection, Artistic, Social and Life Skills while having enormous fun with circus.
Tropical Storm Ana Relief in Southern Africa Heavy rains and cyclones are threatening communities in Southern Africa left reeling after Tropical Storm Ana destroyed homes, schools, and farmlands. ActionAid's emergency teams are providing support to families in some of the worst affected areas of Mozambique, Malawi, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.
Short films for environmental justice: WhyPlastic? By producing, translating and donating 10 short films about plastic, we will inform and empower communities affected by the consequences of plastic all over the world. The science-based films will clarify the ubiquity, health and environmental risks of plastic, providing solutions. We will distribute them through our extensive network of NGOs, associations, schools and universities built throughout 16 years. Screenings will be followed by open discussions organised by us and our partners.
Investing in Young Migrant Workers, It pays! This project will improve sexual and reproductive health (SRH) awareness and care of 15,000 factory migrant workers, aim to increased contraceptive prevalence rate, lower the rate of unwanted pregnancies and unsafe abortions contributing to economic growth, societal and gender equity, encouraging higher productivity from an individual to business level. The project will bring information and mobile outreach SRH and family planning services to sever this high unmet need groups at the factories.
2010 Kampala 2 Cape Town World Cup Launch The 2010 World Cup will be the first ever hosted in Africa. Our project uses the historic occasion to inspire youth and unite a network of social entrepreneurs from Kampala 2 Cape Town around the MDGs