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EDUCATE 150 Children in Kananga/DRC Children Hope Forever is a social enterprise non profit organization based in Kananga, DRC. The project is focused on educating children who are being removed from the mining sector but cannot afford to pay for a place in school in order to gain an education.The project will enable 150 children go to school for one year in Kananga. The project will pay for the children's school fees, buy shoes, uniforms provide three meals a day and pay for teachers salaries. Education changes lives.
Train and operate 300 displaced women in Yemen Millions of displaced people in Yemen have been left without work due to the war, providing little humanitarian assistance. The project aims to support families of displaced people on handicrafts and household industries, providing them with an income source and shifting from relying on relief assistance to productive families. The project is concerned with women in particular, through the selection of displaced families who lost their dependents.
Help Women To Be Self-Sufficient in Bangladesh Help over 1,000 rural women in Chittagong, Bangladesh access resources to generate social and economic self-sufficiency and a better livelihood for themselves and their families.
Improving nutrition needs for 250 HIV+ children. The COVID 19 continues to cause mayhem. Lockdowns and strict regulations on ordinary life have left many families with no source of livelihood. Access to treatment for other epidemics such as HIV/AIDS is harder. Many HIV+ children now lack food, thus compromising their nutrition and body health. This exposes them to treatment failure and increased viral load which may cause more deaths even after the pandemic. The project aims at saving the life of 250 HIV+ children by providing food nutrition.
C0M-MART- The Community Friendly Market Place Today, producers in the OECD countries the get little money of products bought by consumers. There is a growing international campaign to pay struggling farmers in poor countries more than market rate
Olentangy Liberty Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Arpita, Laura, Dhiya, and Sophia from Olentangy Liberty High School have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Nurture 75 vulnerable children in the RedLightArea Children growing up in Mumbai red light area often stay under the bed or found lurking on streets unattended. From a young age they witness drug peddling, gambling dens, sexual acts and other illicit activities while their mothers engage in sex work. They're always at the risk of getting physically and sexually abused. A daycare & night shelter facility for these children would help them to grow in secured space with care and protection through healthy lifestyle, diet and hygienic conditions.
Help Marginalized Indian Girls Attend School The Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya (KGBV) was launched by the government of India in 2004 with the objective of building residential schools for out-of-school girls in marginalized communities. CARE India collaborated with the government to improve educational processes in these schools including, but not limited to, teacher development, institutional strengthening, material and curriculum development and monitoring and evaluation. Over 2000 girls in 24 districts of Uttar Pradesh have benefite
Buy a Bale... of Hay for the Rescue horses! With total of 44 horses currently in our rescues care, we are desperate to find and purchase hay as it is scarce in our area. The need for Hay and Support is ongoing. The funds we obtain will directly determine our ability to care for and help needing horses in the  upcoming year. With your help, IGP will not only be able to continue helping needing horses but also keep our barn open and available to state and local enforcement agencies take in horses that have been surrendered or seized.
Purchase land to build a school in Tanzania This project will enable Gohechi to purchase land and build a permanent school for children in Arusha, Tanzania.  The stability and quality of the students' lives at Gohechi will be greatly improved with this development.
Help Wellbeing of Puerto Rico's Earthquake Victims In the aftermath of Puerto Rico's recent 6.4 earthquake and its current aftershocks, CMV Casa sin Fronteras will be offering our Psychological, Counseling and Dance Movement Therapy services to victims and survivors.  The emotional state of the residents from the southern towns and other areas of the island is very fragile, they need help and strategies to deal with the psychological distress these events are causing them, in order to be able to get on with their lives.
Teaching Photography & Advocacy to D.C. Youth Critical Exposure will provide digital cameras and training to 125 youth in Washington, DC. Help empower students to use their photography and voices to build public support for social change.
Improve lives of at-risk moms & babies in the USA More than 700,000 Medicaid-eligible, American women give birth for the first time each year. With your help, Nurse-Family Partnership nurse home visitors can assist more low-income, at-risk mothers and their babies, changing their lives for the better.
Move Abandoned Children into Adoption in India Of the 20 million orphans in India, less than 5000 get adopted per year.  We promote adoption by supporting adoptive parents through the adoption process.  We identify children in orphanages without parental/guardian contact and move them into the adoption stream. Our research across 200 homes with 11500 children, shows more than 9% such children languish in an orphanage instead of being in the adoption stream. We conduct grassroots level workshops to build awareness about the adoption process.
Support Potential Children in Rural Kenya Potential Children living with HIV/AIDs are neglected and discriminated against, some are isolated hence unattended to. We are aiming at establishing an intervention facility in our center that will encourage and support children living with HIV/AIDs. Once identified, they will be registered, counseled, treated and guided on nutrition to improve their health. Inclusion and empowerment of these vulnerable group will enable them to live happily like any other child and contribute to the community
Helping grassroots projects to thrive Talented, passionate GlobalGiving volunteers visit our project partners worldwide each summer. They spend 4-5 days with each project, conducting an in-depth organisational assessment. They also provide digital communications and fundraising support to help our partners grow.  The volunteers help us to fulfil an essential duty - checking how donor money is being spent on the ground; and to fulfil our mission - helping grassroots projects to thrive. They are entirely self funded.
Empowering-100-Rwandan-vulnerable-domestic-workers The survey conducted by ADBEF in 2009 showed that the majority of domestic workers are female-83.08% most of them aged between 13 and 22;their educational level is very low as most of them did not complete primary school.The project intends to empower 100 domestic workers by providing them with vocational skills training that will help them to create their own small income generating projects and thus get out domestic work which often expose them to sexual and domestic violence and HIV
Vocational Training for 100 Female Victims in Chad Corridors of Peace plans to provide free vocational and literacy training for girls and Women who were victims of the clashes between the Zhagharwas and the Tamars. Also to provide free meals for their children who hail from the poorest landlocked sections of the society in Guerida,  The project would build a vocational center in North Eastern Chad, to provide a rich supply of vocational skills, like Sowing Machines, Solar Water Pump for Agriculture and Solar Powered mill for income generating.
Covid Relief NC and SC We have been deeply involved in sustaining North and South Carolinians with food, hygiene and PPE needs for six months.  We reallocated our entire 2020 budget to doing so as well as what we currently have remaining.  Our team has been also focused on making sure our elderly military veteran population (of over 750,000), as well as our civilian elderly, can survive this time in history, as they are often forgotten about.
Youth Leadership Camp for 200 congolese This project will give an opportunity to 200 youths to be Mentored, Equipped, Empowered, and Trained to become leaders in their communities. Training programs for talented Congolese youth that promote leadership and creative problem-solving will equip them to to become dynamic, progressive leaders. The DRC's main problem is leadership. Working with these 14 to 25 years old youths is how to build a new Congo and helps to create a future that is brighter for these youths.
Sponsor Drug Rehabilitation for 10 Homeless Men Founded in 2017, Esperanza Urbana is a non-profit organization that offers hope and opportunities to the homeless community living on the streets in San Jose.   This project proposal is to sponsor young homeless men  that are ready to change their lives. We will support them while they attend a local rehab center and receive drug addiction treatments. The program is nine months long during which they receive counseling, work training and social skill building in a beautiful rural setting.
Build a Hay cover for 300-Plus Wild Horses, Burros Return to Freedom's American Wild Horse Sanctuary needs a 48' x 48' hay cover that will protect hay from the rain while increasing safety and efficiency. Return to Freedom offers a safe haven for 379 wild horses and burros. Our programs enrich the lives of hundreds of children and adults annually, giving them close-up views of these living symbols of the pioneer spirit of the West while educating the public about the need to preserve the freedom, diversity and habitat of wild horses and burros.
Tropical Storm Ana Relief Fund Tropical Storm Ana struck Madagascar, Mozambique, Malawi, and Zimbabwe, leaving dozens dead in the region and forcing thousands of people to flee their homes. This Tropical Storm Ana Relief Fund will support emergency aid like food, water, medicine, and shelter.
COVID-19 Aid for Education in Afghanistan Already coming from one of the most underserved and disadvantaged segments of Afghan society, our students are at greater risk due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Without tuition, independent schools are at risk of having to close permanently. We are planning to provide emergency aid packages for students, their families, teachers and staff, to see them through to the other side of this crisis. The package includes one sack of flour, mineral-rich grains, cooking oil, and soap for each family.
Refugee Crisis - Haiti Returnees and Deported A critical humanitarian situation is occurring in Haiti caused by the deportation and returnees from the Dominican Republic.  A large group of the refugees (men, women and children) in the South East department have no where to go and are living in temporary camps.  Heart to Heart International is needing your help to supply food, water, shelter and medical attention to those in crisis.
Build a Wall for Busia Girls and young women have been harassed by men who trespass on the Busia orphanage property in Western Kenya. We want to build a wall to keep them out. Threats from dangerous snakes coming into the compound are also problematic. We want you to help us build a wall for Busia and we need $50,000 to secure the grounds from these threats. Will you help us by donating today? Our goal is to have dollars raised by the end of 2018 to immediately begin wall construction.
Support  orphaned and wild Chimpanzees in Uganda Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary is home to 52 orphaned and rescued chimpanzees and also protects wild chimpanzees. The sanctuary provides feeding and veterinary care to orphaned chimpanzees. The sanctuary also supports communities living next to wild chimpanzee habitat to promote habitat conservation and improve their livelihoods. The chimpanzee is an endangered species and our work ensures its survival in the wild and protected areas, critical to the survival of the species.
Enable Coaches @Dedaab Refugee Camp to Continue OLE's awe-inspiring Team of 6 learning coaches at the Dadaab Refugee Camp in Kenya need funding, as well as upgrades to the system, to continue their transformational work with the young girls and boys in the Dagahaley, Hagadera, and Ifo communities. Since 2014, in partnership w/UNHCR and OLE Kenya, Community Learning Centres program have served more than 6,000 Somali refugees who enjoy learning and growing with a sense of power, meaning and connection through OLE's Planet Learning system.
Supporting Families with Disabled Children The New Kupferhof is a short term home for disabled children and their families. Here they can go on a vacation and return to everyday life with new vigor.
To education and beyond Education is key to empowering those who were once vulnerable.  Education allows them to learn, achieve and graduate to independent living, no longer at being at risk of being trafficked.  Education costs - the funds raised through this project will pay for tuition, school materials, transport and other related costs.  It will give orphans and some of the world's most vulnerable young people the opportunity of education that they have never had.
Send a Disadvantaged Child to School in Kenya Community based project whose goal is to help orphans and disadvantaged children in the slums meet their physical, material, educational and emotional needs. Reduce illiteracy through formal training.
$1,000 for 10 women businesses in rural Kenya Women in Kanyawegi village work hard operating small scale businesses selling vegetables, cereals fabric, potato chips and household goods to support their families. Through table banking, the women access microloans of $10 to $50 to operate their businesses with the profits mainly used to pay school fees for their children, feed their families and pay for healthcare. Covid 19 pandemic has disrupted most of these businesses and the women need financial assistance to bounce back again
Food and Self-Reliance for AIDS Orphans AFCA will provide small livestock (chickens, goats, pigs, or rabbits) to benefit children infected and/or affected by AIDS, as well a training needed to become self-sufficient as they raise flocks or herds for their own consumption and to sell. Large infrastructure help (boreholes, large hen runs, or rabbit homes) is also provided, when needed, in order to carry out these projects. Our aim is to make these children self-reliant and to be able to take care of themselves in the short and long run.
Help Empower Women Across Latin America This project will provide women in impoverished communities across Latin America with access to vital financial, health and human development services that are typically out of reach, but essential to breaking the cycle of poverty. Pro Mujer helps clients establish or grow small businesses and create financial safety nets. Most importantly, our services help empower them to gain the knowledge and self-esteem they need to improve their lives and those of their families.
Provide Dental Care for 44,000 Bolivian Children! The Smiles Forever Dental Hygiene School in Cochabamba, Bolivia provides vocational training for  indigenous girls.  As part of their training, both staff and students  give free or at-cost dental care to thousands of children a year.  A key research project for Smiles Forever is in the Chapare tropical zone.  In the village school we bring the latest in cavity prevention & dental hygiene education. We also provide dental care to burned children and for indigenous children at live-in facilities.
Secondary School & Supplies for Excelling Students Chikumbuso Women and Orphans Project is able to provide a free education for students through sixth grade.  However, once leaving Chikumbuso, students require sponsorship in order to attend the expensive local community high school. Chikumbuso has pledged to fund all students that want to continue their education after leaving our school.
Powering youth energy changemakers in Kenyan slums LivelyHoods works with disadvantaged youth and women in Kenyan slums to provide them with training, skills and support to transform them into clean energy ambassadors in their community, earning a safe, sustainable income. We will provide 70 youth and women with a unique opportunity to work their way out of poverty and become changemakers in their community by bringing affordable, life-changing clean energy to low-income households in their slum communities.
Center for Independent Living "Overcoming". The construction of the Center "Independent Life - Overcoming" will help realize the dream of many children with disabilities, rehabilitate, raise the level of education, creatively develop and practice physical therapy, in a word, integrate and adapt to society, because of the lack of centers, many children are isolated from society And do not have the opportunity to receive social services. We want young people and disabled children to live with dignity.
Help Children Access Online Education. Our students have stopped attending school due to COVID-19. This project's goal to help the children from our school to complete their education online. We will bring internet to their households and help their families as well.
Online database for 100 Thai Children's Homes Preserve My Story - Digiserve developed the Child at Risk System (CARS) to be an archive of all a child's information over their lifespan in the children's home as well as a health monitoring system that keeps up to date information on a child's physical, social, and mental wellbeing. Staff will have accurate and timely information about each child so they can all work together to make sure the child has the best environment and opportunities to develop.
Ufulu menstrual cup distribution project in Malawi Ufulu is providing free menstrual cups to women and girls to Malawi, via educational workshops.  We train local women to run the workshops in their villages or districts. 80% of females in Malawi do not have access to sanitary products.  Many use cloth rags that are unhygienic and cause health issues. Girls are prevented from attending school and women from work, due to shame, discomfort and embarrassment caused by staining and leaks.  Menstrual cups are reusable and last 10 years.
Georgetown Visitation Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Grace, Rafy, Amelia, Bridget, and Fiona from Georgetown Visitation have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
The Witness Theater by Holocaust Survivors The Witness Theater - Holocaust Survivors meet with 2nd and 3rd generations via therapeutic drama and self -expression.
Robotics for young women with disabilities Help empower girls with disabilities through robotics.  Join the Fundacion Omar Dengo to help young women with mild cognitive disabilities or who are deaf or hard of hearing in Costa Rica, move forward and succeed with robotics courses. Help us improve girls' lives despite the challenges they face, and give them the opportunity to use technology to improve their logical thinking skills, creativity and collaborative work.
Support Abandoned Mentally Challenged Children Sri Arunodayam is a home for abandoned mentally challenged children in India. The home was founded in 2002 as a registered public charitable trust. In 2008 it was recognized as a Reception Unit by the State Government of Tamil Nadu. Sri Arunodayam rescues, cares for and rehabilitates mentally challenged children who have been abandoned by their families.
Oxfam East Africa Food Crisis Appeal More than 16 million people across East Africa are facing terrifying food shortages. Drought has caused crops to fail and cattle to die in parts of Ethiopia, Somalia and Kenya - leaving millions facing starvation and desperately seeking a safe source of water. Brutal war in South Sudan has driven more than three million people from their homes and left millions more in need of emergency food.
Basketball Clinic for 500 school kids in Nigeria TIMEOUT 4 AFRICA will help the Minna community build partnerships with families, schools, and volunteers to help underprivileged children reach academic and athletic success. By providing school supplies and hosting basketball clinics and tournaments, children will be encouraged to become model citizens and stay in school.  Promoting a positive recreational outlet provides a platform which encourages youth to take charge of their future and become positive contributing members of society
Support 300 EVD Orphans with Scholarship The objective of this project is to give educational support to 300 EVD affected Orphans in Sierra Leone with scholarship and learning materials in six communities within Western Area Rural District (WARD). The purpose of this project is also to contribute to addressing the challenges face by the Ebola school orphans of educational needs in the project communities in rural Freetown in the western area of Sierra Leone.
Children at Risk - Rehabilitative Education The organization helps children in boarding schools in areas not funded by the State in two specific subjects: a lobby campaigning for the rights of children and educational projects, treatment and rehabilitation e.g. individual tuition for basic skills of reading, writing and arithmetic.
Early Childhood Development Centre in South Africa This project will address the issue of access to quality education faced by many South Africans, by providing early childhood development services to between 70 and 100, 2-6 year-old children in the Diepsloot area of South Africa. During the period from conception to formal schooling, a child's development is subject to the influence of nutrition, protection, language and emotion in his or her immediate environment. If the influence of these factors is positive, the child will thrive.
Mental health - India's need of hour - Help us now This is an urgent special appeal during this Festive season. Imagine someone in distress getting help in time, it could save a life. Thousands of people have been helped & we want to help more. Your small contribution can make a huge difference to 10m population from Guntur and Prakasam districts in AP India. This community mental health project building is already complete by 70%. With the help of your small contribution, we can complete this building within couple of months. Please help now!
Haiti Hurricane Relief Appeal Haiti, one of the poorest countries in the world, has been hit once more by a catastrophic hurricane. Houses have been destroyed and flooding is widespread. By giving to this project, you will help HHA provide medical and housing relief to communities devastated by the region's most powerful storm in a decade. Based near Cap-Hatien, our hospital and community health teams are well placed to aid the coastal communities in North Haiti which have been affected.
Feed 100 Pregnant Women and New Mothers in Nepal NEPALI FAMILIES IN LOCKDOWN RISK STARVATION. Despite being a rural region, many villagers in Sarlahi (southern Nepal) don't own land & cross the border to India for work. Now with no work, no savings, the monsoon arriving; the people are at great risk. Although the Gov't is providing some general relief, it's not enough. Our focus is on the vulnerable: pregnant women & women with newborn or young children. We provide basic nutritious food - rice, lentils, mustard oil, chick peas, flour, ghee.