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100 Kenyan Youth Trained in Business Skills In 2016, Kenya ranked highest in youth unemployment in all of East Africa. With an increasing youth population and limited employment opportunities, most young Kenyans have no way to earn a livable wage. This project will bring social entrepreneurship training to 100 Kenyan youth providing them an opportunity to increase their income and create stability in their communities.  A pitch contest will follow, with 10 selected to receive access to seed capital, leadership training and mentorship.
Educate 80 Tribal Children in India This project will help provide comprehensive care for 80  tribal children (residential facility/day care, nutrition, after school support,life skills, healthcare and social and emotional development activities etc) Their parents belong to the Katkari tribe, one of the most marginalized tribal communities in India. The centre called 'Muktashala' ensures that the children are able to continue their education while their parents migrate in search of work.
Science Lab in a Rural High School in Cameroon Encouraging students, including girls, to do sciences by providing a science lab in a rural high school. Science education would enable them to become doctors, teachers, and other professionals.
Tohum Autism Foundation-Continuing Education Unit The Tohum Autism Foundation has established much of its life in its own 'Continuing Education Unit' to reach teachers, children with autism and their families around Turkey.
Helping Babies Breathe Helping Babies Breathe (HBB), is an evidence-based educational program of the American Academy of Pediatrics, to teach neonatal resuscitation techniques in resource-limited areas.  The objective of HBB is to train birth attendants in developing countries in the skills of newborn resuscitation, with the goal of having at least one person skilled in neonatal resuscitation at the birth of every child.  Gifts to HBB are processed through the Friends of Children Fund, the philanthropic arm of the AAP
FEED AND EDUCATE 600 ORPHANS IN UGANDA FOR 1 YR Community-based education programs, services to children with HIV/AIDS and orphans.The project will enable the Organization to provide food, medical care and school tuition to 600 orphans for a Year.
Kapadia Education Foundation (KEF) KEF is a philanthropic organization founded to help students achieve their educational goals through direct involvement with each student. We firmly believe that education is the key to personal growth and a thriving local community. By helping students advance their education, we empower them to solve their community's social problems, end poverty and remove barriers that lead to ignorance and despair. Help KEF sponsor 5 or more students for up to four years of college education today
BEE KEEPING (APICULTURE) PROJECT  FOR OVC . The proposed project aim to empower 10 youth  in Abilibom who are HIV positive, drop out of school and are orphans neglected by the community with bee keeping for the production of honey and bee wax as an income genrating activity. They will be provided training in bee keeping skills and life skill in general.
Vegetable Gardens for Food Security in Ayapel The objective of this project is to provide a permanent food source for vulnerable families in the municipality of Ayapel. Our goal, as Corpoayapel, is to supply all the necessary inputs for building a vegetables garden at home. Targeting women, teenagers and kids the activities involved in the project include detailed videos, skill development tasks, recreational activities, and wellbeing talks aimed to nurture their soul and spirits.
Inclusion of 600+ Disabled Children in Zimbabwe This project will help improve health, education and economic empowerment for 600+ children, youths with disabilities and their families in Manicaland Province of Zimbabwe.
International YouthBank Conference As a member of YB international network for 7 years, within this project implementation term TOG would like to organize an international conference. 60 participants who are YouthBank members, youth workers and YouthBanks coordinators will come together to talk about the YouthBank project that will be organized in Istanbul at the dates of 27/30.11.2018.
Vaccinate and Sterilize Cats and Dogs on Trinidad Animal Balance will be heading to Trinidad for the first time this month to sterilize and vaccinate cats and dogs on the island. This project is close to our hearts, as it is the first time we will be working on the home island of our dear friend, veterinarian and Board Member, Dr. Raymond. We are joined in this project by local group, Animals 360. There is a great need for these services on Trinidad and we are eager to help improve the lives of animals there.
Educate Indonesian Youth to Live Without Prejudice Pluralism Trail is an annual learning programme for Indonesian youths of diverse communities to live without prejudice through workshops and guided tours around cities of vibrant plural yet harmonious life. This project aims to promote pluralism among teenagers and young adults as the key population in combating the rising radicalism, racism, and terrorism nowadays.
SUPPORT 50 VICTIMIZED WOMEN TO BECOME SELF RELIANT With women constituting 48% of the population in India, there is an acute need to build & promote entrepreneurial skills among them so as to make them self reliant. AWAG addresses the issue by providing deprived women & domestic violence victims with Skill Training in Sewing. This project will equip 50 victimized women in India with competent sewing skills. It will also provide each woman with her own sewing machine, thus enabling her to achieve economic self reliance & lead a life of DIGNITY.
Humane Treatment of Farm Animals More than 800 million animals are slaughtered for food in Canada yearly. Canadians assumes government ensures the humane treatment of farm animals and are shocked to discover there are no regulations stipulating the treatment of animals on the farm, other than animal cruelty laws, used only to prosecute egregious abuse. To counter this, we negotiate directly with farmers to improve standards of care while advocating for tough laws through meetings, petitions and letter-writing campaigns
Provide Renewable Energy to 22 Colombian families This micro hydroelectric project will bring electricity and lighting to 22 indigenous families living in rural Minaflores, Colombia, an area under threat by guerillas and paramilitary.
Safe, Clean Water for 151 Families in NW Guatemala This project will build 136 water catchment systems (rainwater collection) and provide water filters in the village of San Francisco Jolomtaj, providing families with clean, secure water source during the dry season.
Empower 100 Albanian children to finish  school. This project gives oportunities to 100 albanian children to finish the scholastic year, by providing school materials and a professional assistance after school,  to follow up theme in preparing their home works, and recieve all the knowledge in all subjects they will study at school.This project will give this 100 children the oportunity to eat a healthy and warm mill 5 days a week and, through trainings, counseling and games will help theme develop their life skills, good manners and behavior.
Chi-Town GVP Summit 2020 This project will help youth activists not associated with larger gun violence prevention groups gain the skills, resources & support needed to make a change, they'll do all this on an ongoing basis with one activist from each state being invited to Chicago for a summit event with workshops, time to collaborate on solutions, hear about what individual activists are doing, participate in many workshops/training sessions & more!!
Provide 150 kids School Supplies in Benin City, NG The children of Benin City, Nigeria need school supplies yearly, and the mission is to provide at least 150 students with the supplies for the year.  Many of the Benin City children live in poverty homes, and they cannot afford education resources.  The foundation has requested that the parents of the Benin City students submit a list to include supplies and books for the school term.  The Foundation will then award the first 150 children supplies from the project funding to support the mission.
Improve the livelihood of the Children HELLO, YAWEH SAVE LIFE FOUNDATION GHANA IS A NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION REGISTERED UNDER THE COMPANIES CODE OF GHANA.WE SUPPORT VULNERABLE AND DISABLED CHILDREN IN THE POOR VILLAGES OF THE KWAHU EAST DISTRICT OF GHANA.WE HUMBLY WISH TO APPLEAD FOR YOUR DONATIONS TO PROCURED SOME FOOD STUFFS AND CLOTHINGS FOR 500 CHILDREN IN THE POOR VILLAGE CALLED ANKOMAN IN THE DISTRICT TO IMPROVED THEIR LIVING STANDARD IN THE VILLAGE .WE HOPE THIS REQUEST WILL MEET YOUR KINDEST CONSIDERATION AND APPROVAL .
Raising 200 young women with market skills The Gift Of A Girl Foundation plans to hire a hall for one year to provide market skills to 200 young women in Kanapa community among the  poorest who have dropped out of school
Hegg Hoffet Fund for Displaced Women Graduates GWI's Hegg Hoffet Fund assists graduate women (and in special cases tertiary women students) who have been displaced as a result of war, political upheaval or other serious emergencies. The Hegg Hoffet Fund provides short-term grants for refresher courses for re-entry into the candidates' professional field (or if that is not possible, training courses leading to some other employment), and for language training and other courses to assist with integration into their new countries.
Pigs Give Wings to 50 Rural Women in Zimbabwe The Shashe Agroecology School in southern Zimbabwe will build on its long history of bringing farmers together, by organizing and training 50 women to start an environmentally-friendly piggery that would also contribute to soil fertility and water management.
Volunteer In Portland Volunteer In Portland, developed by the Junior League of Portland, promotes voluntarism, develops the potential of women, and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.
Moble app for children developing their skills By means of a web-based application, over 6600 youth in Ghana will learn employable skills in their mother tongues, namely Twi, Ga and Ewe. Some of these skills will include hands-on sewing of bags, shoes, car mechanics, computer literacy and mathematics. This will solve  problems by creating an enabling environment for beneficiaries to learn informally and at ease. Also opportunity to chat with other beneficiary anywhere in the world.
Help Feed Hungry Children in Zimbabwe Despite a change of leadership, nothing has changed for the ordinary citizen of Zimbabwe. Prices keep escalating and unemployment is around 99%. This project aims to assist the 250-day scholars at the local Primary School with daily nutritious lunch, essential stationery, exercise and textbooks, by assisting with these essential resources we hope to alleviate external struggles so that the children can focus on their education and continue further.
Nepal Earthquake The remote villages in which we work were hit hard by the recent earthquake. All infrastructure has been damaged or destroyed. Aside from dZi, no other aid organizations work in these remote areas. We are focusing our funding on helping to rebuild these and the neighboring forgotten communities.
International Veterinary Outreach: Nicaragua U.S. veterinary students & veterinarians, as well as Nicaraguan veterinary professionals, have come together to organize veterinary outreach clinics in underserved Northwest Nicaraguan communities and in the process, inform the public of proper health protocols, all while getting worthwhile experience in the field. We hope to grow as an organization and spread our outreach to other locations around the world.
Support Indigenous Medicinal Gardens in the Amazon In the Peruvian Amazon Shipibo families suffer several diseases. Most can be easily cured but the public health system isn't efficient. Thus, we are promoting medicinal gardens as an alternative healthcare system, besides supporting the preservation of traditional knowledge.   In the past we supported a medicinal garden in the community of Paoyhan. Now in 2021 we have moved our efforts to the city since 25% of Shipibo People live there and coronavirus unveiled they need and want more support.
Promote & Improve Village Radio In Rural Cameroon Boyo Community Radio is underfunded. It is struggling to pay electric bills and has no paid employees to help keep operations running smoothly. BCR is located in the rural Cameroon and is chief means for villagers to acquire information regarding local, national and international news events. Community development is dependent on widespread distribution of accurate information that is guided by the pertinent interests of the community-- BRC is a great force to help see this come to reality.
Help 500 Orphaned Children in Rural Kenya This project will support Orphans and Vulnerable Children infected and affected with HIV/AIDS  by paying school fees to 50, purchase school uniform to 100, purchase masks and sanitizer to 100 households, sanitary packs to 100 girls. To caution the highly vulnerable households affected by HIV coupled with COVID 19 impact 70 caregivers will be trained on Community saving and lending model and given business start up kit while Adolescents will be trained on life skills and HIV risk reduction.
Help provide 10.000 masks for health personnel Proper protective masks are very difficult to find in Burkina.  With the coronavirus it is crucial that health centers personnel have a minimum protection. We have a sewing workshop in Bobo with 6 people making washable protective menstruation kits (model from Days for Girls). We have started to convert this workshop to manufacture protective masks (model also provided by Days for girls). Costs per mask is 0.5 $US. Our objective is to manufacture 10.000 masks within 2 months.
Inclusive Education  for 40 preschool Children Enabling disabled children to access basic education equally with the normal school children without any discrimination by providing education and therapy to disabled and non-disabled pre-school children as required and prepare them for admission into mainstream schools ensuring continuing education and advocating inclusion. It is difficult for children in areas of low socioeconomic standing to access preschool and disabled children are discriminated against.
C2C Collaborative: COVID-19 Response Our plan is simple: educate and equip to slow the spread. The C2C Collaborative: COVID-19 Response will secure emergency response items and provide funds for our two Peasant Associations to purchase items on the ground. These items will be used to create 1,000 response packets as part of our Continuous Care Initiative.
Sijonge Kuwe job creation&poverty alleviation Sijonge Kuwe Youth Development Project is a community- based project in Khayelitsha,one of the fastest growing townships in South Africa.Our key focus area is economic empowerment in the form of art/cultural skills training, business skills training,computer skills training as well as mentorship for the unemployed youth,women and people with disabilities.The aim of this project is to create jobs opportunities for our people and fight unemployment in our country which is 30%.
Poverty reduction and women empowerment in Banglad To generate alternative income generating activity for 75 targeted people, especially women.  Create skill livestock farmer through providing appropriate training with a view to poverty alleviation.  Creation of self-employment and sustainable development opportunities and facilitating women empowerment
Help 220 underpriviledged youth advance- Botswana Botswana Youth for Social Development Association provides free afterschool tuition and life skills programs for children and youth in disadvantaged communities to develop to their greatest potential. Our programs provide afterschool tuition and arts and crafts for in school children and woodworks and design training, beauty and cosmetics training for out of school youth. These programs are designed to better equip them for work, study, entrepreneurship, nation building and advocacy.
School Supplies for Austin Area Homeless children Homelessness is severe issue in the US. US Census Bureau estimates over 46M people are homeless currently in the US. We like to help the homeless children with their educational needs.
Building an Immersion Aviary - an educational tool Building an Immersion Aviary, allow us to provide shelter for wild birds that have been rescued from the illegal wild life trade, while it is as an educational tool through a close encounter between visitors and birds, promotes them admiration, knowledge and respect for wildlife.
Sponsor Online Learning at an Afghan Girls' School The School of Leadership, Afghanistan (SOLA) is Afghanistan's first and only boarding school for girls, enrolling nearly 100 girls in grades pre-6 through 11. This project will enhance our capacity to maintain continuity of learning during our ongoing study abroad program and amid the global COVID-19 outbreak, allowing us to safely offer our students a remote and online educational environment.
Support Refugee-led Solutions in Malaysia Same Skies supports refugee communities in so-called 'transit' countries, but where resettlement to third countries is becoming less and less likely. We drive leadership and innovation in refugee action to increase their agency in gaining access to information and human rights. Through training and mentoring, we strengthen communities to become self-sufficient. We focus on the resilience of refugees, building on their skills and talents, rather than seeing them as vulnerable.
Teach Meditation to 25 Low-Income Urban Students Children face indescribable daily stress in this country of social unrest and violence, where safety cannot always be found in school or at home. Quiet Time uses the practical, evidence-based Transcendental Meditation (TM) technique to reduce stress and dramatically improve academic performance, student wellness, and the school environment. The program brings two 15-minute meditation periods into the school day for urban middle and high school students at underserved schools across the country.
Build a library in Uganda to benefit 700+children At The Literate Earth Project we believe that literacy is truly at the core of human development, and it is our responsibility to provide developing countries with books, libraries, and literacy education.  We believe in harnessing the power of a community. We collaborate with communities to create, equip, and staff our libraries. By building community investment we create a foundation for continued success. To date we have built 16 libraries, the largest network in Uganda.
Life Skills for 100 Russian Orphans Globally, unsafe sex is one of the largest health threats for young people. In Russian orphanages, dance4life will create a space where adolescents will feel comfortable to talk about sensitive topics. We will build the confidence and personal leadership of 100 teens by providing them with the knowledge and negotiation skills they need to avoid the consequences of unsafe sex. This program will be delivered by young professional trainers paired up with adults.
Train 500 Activists to Fight for Lower Drug Prices At least 81 million Americans struggle to afford life-saving drugs. Many Americans believe prescription drugs are too expensive and prices should be lower. The Right Care Alliance (RCA)  will teach 80 clinician and patient activists in MA, FL, CO, and DC about how drug prices are set and regulated. The RCA will train them to organize against the drug companies and the middle men who set prices; and to become leaders who train at least 100 other people in their communities.
Support and give hope to Village Women in Bihar Bihar is a state in the North of India. If it were a country it would be the sixth poorest in the world. Women in village communities have a low social status and often suffer social isolation.
Empower Street Youth with Sustainable Livelihood Living in the streets is an option of last resort for youth who have no alternative for either income or accommodation. This project will provide accommodation, rehabilitation and sustainable livelihood to 20 street drug dependent youth through vocational skills training in ICT,  Fashion & Designing, Shoe Making, Handicrafts, Hand Bag Making, and Website Design etc.
Car seats for Oregon families Project will provide reduced cost car seats to low income families.  Hands-on education is a vital component of our car seat distribution program.  Seats will be provided to the county where the donor lives. 84,000 children in Oregon ages 0 to 8 rode unrestrained in 2009, primarily due to the cost of car seats.  Through this project over 200 children will be protected in motor vehicle crashes.  Seats are distributed by Child Passenger Safety Technicians at events and appointments.
Reach the unreached! Delivering care in Africa Training one public health nurse (phn) to ride and maintain her motorcycle to provide delivery of immunization and disease prevention.
Pregnancy Prevention for 200+ Teenagers in Zambia In Kafue, Zambia, the challenges adolescent girls and young women face to access reproductive and menstrual health services have been exacerbated by COVID-19.  Teenage pregnancies and STIs are on the rise. AEP will enhance its sexual, reproductive, and menstrual health services for its 200+ young women to include: weekly health text messages; monthly access to pregnancy and STI testing; access to monthly consultation and distribution of  contraceptives; and access to reusable menstrual products.
Help educate  visually impaired children The visually impaired children in Nepal are marginalized and under privileged. These children are deprived from education because they have no access to basic visually impairment friendly education materials that includes Braille materials, slate Stylus, talking calculator, computer and geometry box.  The project aims to empower through providing basic materials to these children that help them to learn and express. Your small contribution is most ideal for breaking the barrier of disability.
2nd Chance Education for 120 Girls in N. Uganda This project will support 120 marginalized girls affected as a result of civil conflicts in Northern Uganda with access, retention, learning and progression in education. Meanwhile developing strong self-esteem, leadership and employability skills to help them emerge in social & economic development.  Surveys indicate, nearly two thirds (65%) of girls who have been supported and mentored go on to become role models & mentors (Catalyst 2012).
Advocating for innocent woman & children in prison There are over 5,000 Nigerian women in diaspora prisons; these women are facing police brutality, rape, pregnancy, death and are sold into prostitution. ECF is yearning to rescue these women and the children born as a result of rape. Also, many women have spent years awaiting trial in Nigerian prison because they cannot afford legal representation; after a thorough research by our legal team, it was discovered that 92% of these women are innocent. Let's put an end to these together.
Elevate Education for Rural South African Children Providing educational opportunities to over 1000 infants, children & adults in rural South Africa to build essential life-skills, numeracy, literacy and agricultural skills. Our mission is to empower people to create their own successful lives as contributing members of society. Our holistic approach includes skills development and feeding schemes that encourage self-sufficiency. Our staff is employed from within the community and in 2022 we aim to expand our offerings to help even more people.