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Help the Tharu Prevent a COVID disaster in Nepal The Advocacy Project is seeking $2,500 to help our partner, Backward Society Education (BASE), fight back against a devastating second wave of the coronavirus in Midwest Nepal. Drawing on its roots in the Tharu community, BASE will work in 60 villages and train volunteers to lead a prevention campaign, as well as deploy a mobile medical team to conduct rapid testing and provide emergency care. We hope to reach over 12,000 villagers and set up a system that could eventually support vaccinations.
Spread anti-FGM messages through the media in Mali Female genital mutilation (FGM) is a harmful, humiliating practice to control women, which leads to lifelong damage.  We will play anti-FGM songs on the radio and show music videos, the trailer of a film about a safe house that shelters girls in danger, and a video of Malian legislators speaking out against FGM on Malian TV.  We will erect 2 billboards in Bamako.  Our goal is to convince Malians to abandon this age-old practice, which has such devastating effects.  Read more at StopExcision.net.
Emergency Relief for Fiji After Cyclone Winston On 20 February a category 5 cyclone  tore through the island nation of Fiji. Cyclone Winston has cut a path of destruction to the largely rural nation. Homes have been destroyed, rivers have flooded, power lines have snapped, trees have been uprooted and access to safe drinking water has been compromised. Fiji needs our help.
Educate One Empower Thousands 2018 Our aim is to raise a total of  $6,500 so that 10 women can access the Leadership Academy. We women Myanmar has just become an independent organization. Alumni Num Aye is now Director Myanmar and she needs your help more than. We women's main goal is to build a critical mass of women in Myanmar which are currently still underrepresented in leadership positions, and politics. We consider education a tool of empowerment that is essential for these women to achieve their goals and aspirations.
Help 160 Differently-Abled children in Palestine Parents of a differently-abled child in Palestine face community stigma along with their sense of loss, fear, confusion, and guilt that they were responsible for their child's condition.  The trauma affects both the immediate and extended family.   Unable to cope with the community rejection, some parents hide their child away, thereby depriving the youngster of essential assistance and education.
GIVE DROPOUTS A CHANCE TO GO BACK TO SCHOOL Young Focus has a strong passion for disadvantaged children who have dropped out of school, wanting to give every child - from the Smokey Mountain squatter area in Manila - the chance to discover and develop their talents, as well as recapture their love for learning. Young Focus 'Catch-UP' provides opportunities for school dropouts to go back to school through different programs, depending on age and academic level. The goal is that after a year they are ready to go to a regular school.
Find Solutions to Extreme Poverty in India Fundacion Vicente Ferrer is a NGO which helps to find solutions to eradicate extreme poverty in rural areas of southern India, at states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Thanks to over 40 years of tireless and constant efforts, the organization has become a deep-rooted part of society, respecting the environment and local culture, contributing to the process of social transformation. Our goal is to ensure sustainable development with the active involvement and leadership of the communities.
Better Schools for Girls - Ivory Coast and Benin We are training teachers, school counselors and education leaders on how to ensure that girls get the education they deserve and need to lead successful lives. Our program addresses the problems of violence, exclusion, harassment and negativity against girls perpetuated by school systems and teaching methods that fail to value girls and their amazing potential. Graines de Paix's Better Schools for Girls is transforming education and schools into safe, positive places for girls to learn and grow.
Project for children collecting garbage in Sylhet This pilot project will bring basic education to 50 children working as waste collectors. Children will be taught literacy, numeracy and life skills by specialist community teachers 3 times a week in education centres close to their workplace. At the same time their families will be supported out of poverty enabling the children to enrol in school or vocational training instead of going to work.
Give Farm training to Indian HIV Families It is harsh existing below the poverty line in rural India with drought and famine affecting your livelihood.  HIV spreads fast and goes undiagnosed, especially in areas where education rates are low.  In these circumstances people with HIV don't have access to life saving medication needed.  Our 25 acre farm allows 'untouchable' families to live together learning how to grow produce, raise cattle and live self sufficiently.  Our produce also supports our ADOPT, EDUCATE & RESCUE projects nearby
Provide Washable  Pads for 4000 girls in Nigeria The stigma and taboo of menstruation is a human rights issue. Lack of sustainable menstrual hygiene solutions push menstruating girls out of school leading to school dropout, Child Early Forced Marriage and gender inequality which is an obstacle to SDG 5.We are providing washable menstrual hygiene kits that last 3years and bathing soap that last 6months. We also talk to them about reproductive health education, rape, HIV/AIDS, contraceptive usage and also dispel the myths surrounding the issue.
Clean Water for 1,500 People in Rural Senegal With your support, CREATE! will provide access to clean, abundant water for 1,500 people in the Guinguineo District of rural Senegal. By rehabilitating existing wells and installing solar-powered pumps and gravity-fed irrigation systems, these rural communities can advance towards achieving agricultural and economic self-sufficiency. CREATE! collaborates with villagers in rural Senegal to help them build a sustainable future for their communities.
Lead 5 Syrian Refugee Families to Success in U.S The Host/Mentor model offers refugees 4-6 months without rent and with a team of volunteers that can empower and guide a family through the steps to complete independence. The family "graduates" the model with credit established, a landlord reference, a bit of savings from the months of no rent paid and a job that is matched to their skills and that is only a few things which the model will help them accomplish. We could offer this to a 5 eager Syrian refugee families with this model and funding
Provide meals for Syrian and Lebanese refugees The project aims to support 400 Syrian and Lebanese families residing in the Damour area.Twice a week our local representative "Oui pour la vie" provides them balanced meals from a nutritional point of view.Thanks to this initiative,2000 children and their parents have the chance to enjoy a full meal. The repast consists of vegetables, rice, a main course of meat or fish and fruit. Besides this service, our operators try to help families in their daily  basic needs, such as shelter,medicines etc
Mobile Crises Unit for Ending GBV & Child Marriage To response timely by the victims of GBV & Child Marriage is critical and many cases are neglected because of transportation issues to get access of the victim to service providers.  The project will respond to phone calls from Women victims, evaluate their needs, and transport them to the appropriate service provider by establishing & managing a Mobile Crises Unit which will also work as Awareness Van. The Project will in 3 Districts of Southern Punjab. Overseas Pakistanis are supporting.
PROTECT IRAQI CHILDREN:  COVID RAPID RESPONSE FUND Iraq has been hard hit by COVID-19.  ICF's "Rapid Response Fund" supports urgent action for orphans, street kids, and other vulnerable children.  Across all projects, ICF has already funded 1,379 packages for kids and families in Baghdad, Basra, Mosul, and Erbil.  Each package helps feed and provide hygiene supplies for a family of 5 for a week.  Funding also supports COVID protection (e.g. masks, etc.) for social workers, teachers, and lawyers who continue to care for kids during COVID.
Enrich the quality of life in Bulgarian villages Baba Residence  is an initiative which brings together urban youth and elderly in villages throughout Bulgaria. It creates the soil for a truthful exchange of knowledge and care between them using design thinking, ethnological approaches and honest, heartful communication.  Baba Residence creates this connection between the generations through 1-month volunteer residencies and 2-day volunteer actions in villages. Thus, slowly and sustainably, it makes the quality of life in the villages better.
Fill the Cross - United Against Addiction Most of us know someone who abuses alcohol or drugs. Each year, 3.3 million people die due to alcohol-related harm and millions of children around the world suffer because of their parent's abuse. They face social exclusion, shame and are 10 times more likely to become addicts themselves.  Help the International Blue Cross this holiday season reduce harm to others and give these children a Christmas of joy and hope to remember. Join us for "Fill the Cross - United Against Addiction!"
FACEZ- Fund a Child's Education Zimbabwe FACEZ provides economically challenged children in Zimbabwe with an equal opportunity to access basic education through sponsorship from individuals and corporates alike.

FACEZ core business is to provide:
1. Access to education
2. Child mentorship
3. Education tools support
4. Guardian empowerment
Weekend "Back to Nature program" Mirai no Mori creates life-changing outdoor programs for abused, neglected, and orphaned children in Japan, supporting their growth into happy and successful young adults.  Our main programs are long residential camps in Summer and Winter, but to have maximum impact there, we also have seasonal weekend "Back to Nature" programs.  These are very important for us to mentor them throughout the year, and give the opportunity for them to see positive role models who join the program as volunteers.
SUPPORT 1,500 MOST VULNERABLE CHILDREN IN TANGA PASADIT Organization plans to reach 1,500 Most Vulnerable Children affected by HIV/AIDS pandemic by supporting them to access education and health care, by providing them with school uniforms and school materials and Health Fee Exemption Cards for free health services, send  out of school to vocational training. Likewise the project will build the capacity of Care Givers  on economic aspects so that households can manage their daily lives without depending on donor support
Community-led Total Sanitation Program in Peru The project will help build and subsidize the construction of private latrines in Ciuidad de Dios and will implement a community-led sanitation, awareness, education, and training program.
Aid Gas Attack Survivors in Halabja Kurdistan Iraq On March 16 1988 civilians from the city of Halabja were bombarded with mustard gas and the deadly nerve agent sarin by Iraqi fighter jets of Saddam Hussein's horrific regime. One of the most infamous events of the Anfal Genocide, the effects this chemical attack have had lasting repercussions for survivors and their families. Nearly 35 years later thousands of survivors suffer from cancer, miscarriages (miscarriages in Halabja still outnumber live births), birth abnormalities and PTSD.
"We Got Us!" Tiny Homes for Teens Utilizing a Mutual Aid Framework, we will offer community living for up to 4 weeks to Detroit teens experiencing recurrent trauma. The four tiny homes will be stationed at our "Sincerely, Detroit" Youth-led Community House. Youth will help build these homes where other youth can employ as a safe haven to call home as they heal, and find resources and support. Additionally, the house will provide culturally-rooted trauma-informed care, wraparound services, and utilize restorative practices.
Sponsor Runners to Help Orphans in Japan Traveling from Tokyo to Fukushima on a Shinkansen at the speed of 270-300 km/h takes 85 minutes. It is also incredibly convenient and relaxing. Now, imagine running that 300 km (Not an easy feat). And compare that to going to university without computers (Again, not an easy feat). In 21st Century Japan, it's normal for kids to have computers. However, thousands of kids in Japan in institutionalized homes struggle to prepare for life outside these homes once reaching the age of 18.
A Family Of Learning, After School Program by GMM The core objective of this project is to help out-of-school youth from different schools in Cameroon, by developing their skills & creating an emotionally safe place, to help them catch up with the topics they would have learned formally in school.  The program curriculum is designed on 'Make learning fun' motto, to help youth understand & implement, theoretical & practical knowledge - in real life. The project also aims to develop interpersonal skills along with technical skills.
Using Technology to Serve Children Who are Deaf It is possible for a child who is deaf or hard of hearing to develop listening and spoken language. Listen and Talk's early intervention providers coach parents in their home to help their child learn to listen and, in turn, learn to talk. Listen and Talk implemented Virtual Home Visits (VHV) to enable providers to apply their expertise to families more efficiently while maintaining effectiveness. The expansion of the VHV model enables more families to be served across a wider geographical area.
Art lessons for abused Brazilian women Art courses in photography, literature, and creative writing provide the abused women of the impoverished northeast region of Brazil with a new method of expression and increased self-esteem.
Support Internally Displaced Persons in Cameroon Four years into the Anglophone Crisis coupled with the COVID-19 pandemic, hundreds have been recorded dead, over a thousand homes burned and over 900,000 people have fled their homes. This has led to a fragmented health care system, primary school education, suboptimal water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) Food insecurity and high rate of malnutrition. CAMAAY is working with several local communities affected by the crisis to ensure that Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) are supported.
LFFP Peace Programming LFPP provides peace education and for groups of inner-city youth & families; leadership training for youth; and ongoing workshops for interested groups & targeted populations.
Early Breast Cancer Detection For Salvadoran Women Being El Salvador is the smallest country of Central America; Its population is very dense. A total of  6,220,397 people,  3,268,766 of these are women; mainly single mothers  -The percentage of breast cancer patients has increased amongst younger women in recent years. It is the second cause of death in women nationwide. -Salvadoran women are especially vulnerable regarding breast cancer. Women do not have access to breast examination in the public health sector.
Provide a School with Fresh, Clean Water Your generous gift will help provide access to fresh, clean water for an entire school community.
Oakton High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Vinee and Elizabeth from Oakton 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-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Leuser Nature School, Sumatra The Leuser Nature School, built in memory of our founder Lucy Wisdom, has been set up to incentivise farmers to become guardians of the forest. The school provides free education for farmers' children in exchange for their active involvement in forest restoration and protection efforts.  The school is oversubscribed and the classrooms are now too small for all the pupils enrolled. We need to raise money to build a new classroom and enable the school to keep reaching all the children who need it.
Developing Rural First Responders in Mexico Medic Outpost is partnering with local and state health departments to train and equip first responder groups in remote regions of Southern Mexico.  Medic Outpost will provide emergency medical kits to responders who complete our customized basic first responder training conducted in Spanish.  Training and equipment will also be provided to "Casa de Salud" or rural clinic staff in the remote areas to improve rural emergency care and integrate with the existing state healthcare system.
KIWL 2020 Bike Ride KIWL is an amateur international group of Japan-based men & women who 'get fit & give back' through sport & social events. Since 2012, KIWL has raised Y66.5 million for disadvantaged children in Japan, in particular those who are in institutional care due to abuse or neglect. Through YouMeWe NPO, KIWL aims to support the Digital Citizens project, transforming the hopes of the children and giving them prospects of a more successful outcome in adult life. www.kiwl.net
Start 10 New School Libraries in Rural Mongolia This project will start 10 school libraries in poor, rural areas of Mongolia where adequate libraries are scarce, providing access to quality learning materials for thousands of children.
Help Abused American Mothers with Minutes for Moms The Americans Overseas Domestic Violence Crisis Center receives over 3000 incoming crisis calls, emails and live chats per year from desperate American women who are being abused overseas. Each minute on the international toll free crisis center hotline, 866-USWOMEN, costs $1.00 in toll charges. We are asking for donations to our Minutes for Mom's Campaign to give moms a lifeline of hope. 100% of all donations will go directly to pay the toll charges 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Buy a Goat for a Widow in Pap Onditi The project plans to give widows a goat to improve their economic status for a better future in Pap Onditi village, Kenya.  This project will empower widows economically. Goats reproduce quickly and support improved nutrition critical for children and widows infected with HIV and AIDS. Its excellent initiatives that can help widows recover quickly from poverty and a form of savings. This project will help over 100 families improve their livelihoods and food security.
Bring Sight to Blind Children in Rural India Project Prakash (www.projectprakash.org) will continue its mission of providing free life-changing sight surgeries to children in some of the poorest villages of India.  Over the years, Project Prakash has screened more than 40,000 children and provided more than 500 surgeries to children.
Help the World's Poorest Affected by COVID-19 For communities already in crisis - where health systems are weak, lacking basic equipment, and suffering severe shortages of healthcare workers - the impact of COVID-19 will be devastating. Concern is responding in 23 of the world's poorest countries, focusing on containment and prevention, mitigation of impact on food and income security, and early recovery for those affected. We need your support to provide essential supplies, public health information, and skills training.
A call  for zero forced captivity  and abductions. The vulnerability of innocent girls in  war areas and the forced  life choices have ruined many lives and hopes. Girls have become victims of greed, power hunger  and abused for their sex. Beats in a jungle   explores girl abduction and  effect of this senseless act. It inspires a girl's fight to escape  captivity amidst treachery, remorselessness. It seeks to restore hope and living on despite ruins and encourages a never give up resolution. An inspiration to girl child powerful instincts.
Help Fund Women Farmers in Ghana Opportunity International offers financial services including; microloans, savings accounts, financial training and microinsurance to the world's most disadvantaged people.  Opportunity International's work represents a sustainable solution to extreme poverty by empowering individuals in need to start small businesses or improve existing enterprises that help them to improve the quality of life for them and their families.
PSORIASIS TREATMENT AND RESOURCE CENTER There are only 30 dermatologists in Kenya serving a population of 40 million. Each year Africa Psoriasis Organization (APSO) conducts free health camps to facilitate access to correct diagnosis and treatment of psoriasis and other skin diseases to poor families in slums and rural areas. To make our program sustainable and benefit a larger population on daily basis, Africa Psoriasis Organization is starting a Psoriasis Treatment and Resource Center in Nairobi.
Support OVC Education, Help Build Safe Classrooms. SHARE Project is a Non Governmental Organization working in Pallisa Uganda to educate orphaned and vulnerable children (OVCs). Our project goals are to complete construction of our primary school, to provide adequate food and supplies for the boarding and day children, and to ensure adequate pay for our teachers and staff. While schools remain closed due to the continued spread of COVID-19, we hope to finish construction on the school's classroom, latrine and living quarters.
PLANTING TREES IN 50 SCHOOLS IN KENYA This project will plant 250,000 trees in  schools in Kenya to help reduce  carbon gases which has lead to global warming.  The public policy in Kenya is that 1/4 of land be devoted to tree planting.
SCHOOL FEEDING PROGRAM IMPROVES GIRLS EDUCATION This project will provide feeding to 100 needy children and girls in Garram ChildrenSchool, Nigeria. Our school feeding program will improve on the education of orphans and girls education in Kangke
Funding Frontline COVID-19 Response in Kibera Though the COVID-19 pandemic has affected nearly every person in the world in some way, those living in informal settlements like Kibera continue to experience challenges disproportionately. Carolina for Kibera (CFK) staff has been on the frontlines addressing the COVID-19 pandemic since the first confirmed case in Kenya in March 2020. From combatting misconceptions to improving contact tracing, our local staff has developed a coordinated and tailored response to the COVID-19 pandemic in Kibera.
Bridge the technology gap for 1000 students This project will bridge the technology gap that exists between schools and disadvantaged students. By building a cloud-based computer lab for high schools that lack the funding and staff, students will gain hands on experience with real world IT components. Yellow Circle labs promote increased learning by allowing students to build their own information technology projects without having to worry about costs. Students with financial needs will be provided laptops for use during their education.
Send Laura to college Do you remember Laura? Her story touched many people's hearts. In 2011, Laura was one of our students when we implemented brain education in El Salvador for the first time. Her changes were transformational and she made her mind to create a better life for herself and her child. Now she wants to go to college.  There are many Lauras in El Salvador and in other countries. Let's help one girl who can be a model for many others because of her determination and will to overcome her limitations.
Young Women's Center The young women's center will be a resource and health center that will provide preventive care, diagnosis and treatment of diseases. The clinic seeks to provide specialized gynecological services which are not readily available to most women due to financial constraints. The women's center will also treat complications resulting from Female Genital Mutilation and restore them if possible. In addition to health services, the clinic also seeks to empower women through education and social service