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School Reconstruction in Oaxaca After one year of the 8.2-degree earthquake in Mexico, 170 children from the community of Salina Cruz, Oaxaca, lost their school, we want to provide them with a safe and resilient place that will allow them to continue their education and provide better opportunities for their future. The project is considered completed in 8 months. The scope is reconstruction: 7 classrooms, office, library and some parts of the perimeter wall; retrofit 4 more classrooms and repair the bathrooms.
Help Rural Communities to Strive Against COVID-19 Considering the threat and sanitary crisis the Corona Virus poses, we resolve to engage in community outreach programmes. This is done through reaching out, mobilization, orientating and building the capacities of  rural community members. There will be educational outreach trainings programmes, radio discussions, artwork, posters and leadership training interventions with emphasis on creating synergy among duty bearers of communities on fighting against the spread of COVID-19.
Covid Aid- provide food for vulnerable adolescents This project will help 35 young young people who had to leave the institutional shelter when they recently turned 18 years old. They don't have strong family ties or any government support. Due to the strong coronavirus sanitary, social and economic crisis in Brazil, they lost their jobs and need help to cope with this very difficult time. Your donation will provide food and internet access (to help them search for jobs and free professional training courses) for 12 months.
TAKING 250 LEARNERS FROM UNDER THE TREE IN NIGERIA This project is designed to provide conducive learning environments for 250 children at 5 different locations in Nigeria, provide school requirements such as school uniforms, text books, stationery, school bags and shoes.
Alemari: Maternal & Child Health in an Indian Slum Project Alemari provides free, quality healthcare to women and children through monthly health camps in the neglected slum settlement of Ekalaavyanagara.
Native American Green Entrepreneur Fund With your help, Trees, Water & People (TWP) will provide 4 scholarships to Native Americans to attend the first level of a 3-step business development program: a week-long entrepreneurship training. After completing this training, students move on to the Green Business Mentorship program, which culminates in a chance to compete for a Green Business Start-Up Award this fall.
SUPPORT 350 OLD PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA IN IMO STATE This project will assist the aged living with dementia. About one-third of all people age 85 or older may have some form of dementia, but it is not a normal part of aging. Many people live into their 90s and beyond without any signs of dementia. There are several different forms of dementia, including Alzheimer's disease. As many as 7% of adults aged 60 and older suffer from dementia. Along with problems with memory, language, and decision-making abilities.
Rescue Orphaned & Injured Animals in the Amazon Help care for 500 wild animals rescued from illegal trafficking in Bolivia. CIWY's three wildlife sanctuaries provide veterinary care, rehabilitation, and whenever possible, reintroduction to the wild. // Sumario: Ayudar a cuidar a 500 animales salvajes rescatados del trafico ilegal en Bolivia. Los tres santuarios de vida silvestre de CIWY brindan atencion veterinaria, rehabilitacion y, cuando sea posible, reintroduccion a la naturaleza.
Treat blood cancer of thousands of people in Nepal Bone marrow transplant is an effective treatment for many patients with lymphomas, leukemias, and multiple myelomas. Unfortunately, there is no Stem cell transplant center in Nepal, a country with a population of 30 million. This project will help train the healthcare professionals (Physicians, nurses and other healthcare professionals) to establish a bone marrow transplant center at the Civil Service Hospital, Nepal.
Preventing HIV in South African Babies HIV remains one of the leading causes of maternal and child mortality with only 68% of HIV-exposed infants receiving treatment in 2010 and 72,200 children newly infected with HIV in 2009. The aim of this campaign is to strengthen the Prevention of Mother-To-Child Transmission of HIV program in South Africa. This will be done through raising awareness about services available to mothers and promoting healthy behaviors, including optimal breastfeeding practices, and regular clinic visits.
Save 500 Suffering Animals in India Known as the SHELTER WITH HEART. Our Cows run free and are happy cared for by a devoted Staff of 25 plus 3 full time persons. They're not just in captivity. They have a life. OUR BELIEF IS THAT DEEP HEALING ONLY TAKES PLACE IF A CREATURE FEELS SAFE, CARED FOR,AND LOVED. We use traditional and alternative medicine AND LOVE to lift suffering from over 500 homeless cows,and tens of thousands of others. 1ST-TIME PEOPLE SOMETIMES GET TEARY. THEY DIDN'T KNOW A PLACE SUCH AS OURS EXISTED.
Livelihood for 21 fishing communities in the PH WWF-Philippines has been working on two handline yellowfin tuna Fishery Improvement Projects (FIPs) in Lagonoy Gulf and Mindoro Strait areas since 2011 and has a deep and strong relationship with the local fishing communities. WWF-Philippines has held a series of training on tuna value-adding and processing. These trainings are meant to enable women to start their own small businesses and add value to the tuna caught in the area.
Mindanao Sanitation and Food Security Project The project will provide low-cost, durable and scientific sanitation hardware and food security support via root crop and vegetable production for very poor, vulnerable families in selected target areas in Mindanao and mainly in the provinces of Misamis Oriental and Zamboanga del Norte. A total of 3,000 families is targeted for this project aiming to improve their health, hygiene and nutrition situation and enabling them to live with dignity and fully participating in the life of the community.
Solar for Education Solar for Education program is an initiative aimed at powering schools in rural communities in Nigeria without electricity with solar to enable the students read and do their homework at nights. The program will also train the students with skills in installation and maintenance of simple solar systems while providing educational benefits for students in learning about renewable energy and environmental stewardship.
Multi-Purpose Safe Space Shelter "Outed" Lesbian, Gay & Bisexual persons are evicted from homes, learning institutions, rejected by family  and even assaulted because the society is generally intolerant of sexual minorities. Old aged gay persons also face stigma and oftentimes, lack support structures in their old age. The project is envisioned not only as a safe space for outed LGBs, for immediate safety evacuation and counseling, but also for economic empowerment. Old aged persons will also have a home and a support system.
Change 30 Lives through Music in West Adams This project will help build an instrument library for students in the underserved community of West Adams in Los Angeles.  Students want to learn to play the violin and piano, but many need assistance with purchasing method books, tuition costs, and even an instrument to participate!  All children deserve the opportunity to learn music, and The Blue Violin Foundation is committed to making the arts accessible to all communities!  We strive to close the gap of exposure to classical music.
INTERNET CONNECTIVITY in our remote rural Garram Garram does not enjoy  the services of mobile phone operators . We desire to use the internet connectivity to make calls, browse and Reduce the digital divide& create a fair, all-inclusive society.
Help 40 Inner City DC Youth Explore Career Options Summer Opportunities Initiative identifies, coordinates, and funds internships and other summer activities such as camps and classes for participants to further their academic and career interests.
Super Typhoon Haiyan Fuel Relief Fund Super Typhoon Haiyan is the most powerful storm ever to make landfall.  It has hit the Philippines with winds of nearly 200 MPH. Fuel Relief Fund is a non-profit charitable organization that provides free fuel immediately after a major disaster.  Primarily, the gas and diesel will be given to individuals, other non-profit agencies, clinics, medical groups, etc. for use in generators and vehicles.  100% of funds raised for the relief effort is used to purchase fuel.
Provide health care to 25 villages in postwar Gulu KCIU began health care and emergency services in Gulu in 2001, during the LRA insurgency. People affected by the war needed medical care. The static clinic opened in 2005, providing emergency primary health care, disease prevention/treatment, and maternal/child health care by trained staff. This project adds infrastructure to serve more people: a maternity wing, improved sanitation, and outreach to 50,000 local people unable to travel to the clinics.
CETAP-Lucy Child Sponsorship Program CETAP-Lucy is an early stimulation center in Ecuador that is transforming the lives of poor children with learning and physical disabilities through academic support and a therapy program. The center serves 50 children living in severe poverty conditions, and most of whom have learning challenges and physical disabilities that are not supported in their school or home life.
Help Women in Nigeria Become Poultry Farmers This program will teach 400 women to farm poultry in Nigeria, allowing them to support their families. By empowering women financially this project will revitalize Nigerian communities.
Support Children with Rare Hip Disease Nearly 40% of rare disease families borrow money to pay medical bills. Legg Calve Perthes, a rare childhood disease, is triggered by a  loss of blood supply to the hip, and produces a painful limp and chronic inflammation in the joint. Many children require surgery and equipment in order to heal. As adults, they are prone to degenerative osteoarthritis. Chronic pain, potentially lasting from childhood into adulthood.
Fast Track  Support to 200 Women IDPs in Jos Women are specifically vulnerable to violence given the lack of power they have in the society. The problem is compounded by harmful cultural practices like' female genital mutilation, forced early marriages, forced prostitution, sexual harassment and sexual exploitation. Among the causes of GBV are poverty, traditional believes, some aspects of modernity and the socialization of girls and boys by the society makes victims accept it as norms. GBV limits girls' access and participation.
Udaan- Girls Residential Primary Education Program Udaan (flight), a girls residential primary education initiative provides wings to adolescent girls to fly back to the fold of education. It was designed to help girls aged 10-14 years who are at extreme social and economic risk and who have missed the education, to live a life of dignity and security. This initiative is part of CARE India's education portfolio and is currently running in three locations for girls in India - Uttar Pradesh, Odisha, and Haryana.
Deliver information and access to end-of-life care End With Care, is a free educational resource that provides and promotes awareness of end-of-life issues. We gather and present information assisting individuals, families, and caregivers with end-of-life needs find answers, resources, care, and support.
GIFT THE GIFT OF EDUCATION TO AN UNDER-SERVED GIRL PROJECT NAME - Nandini  GIVE THE GIFT OF EDUCATION TO AN UNDERSERVED GIRL CHILD (NANDINI) - Matriculation of a Girl Child (or drop-out, non-school going) through Gyantantra (Digital Dost - Literacy India's Holistic software that covers a curriculum for primary classes in multimedia form) and Vocational Training (Computer Education and Tailoring) for adolescent girls. Gyantantra is a composite learning module featuring a well structured curriculum.
Boomers: A Key to Success for Struggling Students Experience Corps has achieved something remarkable: a proven model linking older adults with students in high-risk schools across the United States – and we have evidence that the program works.
Save Water and Live Healthy The Spreeha Foundation and GraphicPeople - a subsidiary of AdPeople Worldwide - launched the "Imagination is Power" project to promote water conservation and healthy living for people in the urban slum community of Rayer Bazar in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The project has three objectives - to increase awareness, knowledge and practice. This is because last year a large number of occupants contracted waterborne diseases. The goal is to promote conscious and healthy living.
Hot, Nutritious Meals for people who are Homeless This project will help the Simon Communities to support over 7,500 families and individuals across Ireland. The funds raised will go directly towards providing meals and housing provisions to vulnerable people who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.
Civil Hospital, Karachi Uplifting and Cleaning Civil Hospital, Karachi; one of the most important public hospitals of Karachi.  This  is seen to be deprived of proper infrastructure, sanitation, waste management and proper cleanliness. Owing to the current hygiene conditions S.O.C.H. along with National health Forum takes an initiative to spread public awareness regarding infection control. This project focuses on hospital's uplifting and construction projects. SOCH School Volunteer program twice a year to recruit new volunteers to work.
Purchase 4 Motorbikes for Women in Africa A primary method of transportation in our remote country offices where remote locations are difficult to access. Motorbikes are a necessity for our staff members to travel to the women in the field or transport goods to the market.
Assistive devices for 200 visually challenged kids This project will help provide assistive devices such as computers/ laptops/ net books/ angel players for 200 visually challenged students. It will help in their gaining confidence and being on par with their sighted counterparts on the lines of computers and technology.
No More Trash Bags for 25,000 Kids in Foster Care This project will provide new duffel bags, instead of trash bags, to 18,000 children entering foster care. When children are removed from their homes by police or social services, they are often given a trash bag to carry their belongings.   "I remember carrying a trash bag and feeling worthless, like nobody cared about me." - Comfort Cases founder, Rob Scheer.  Help us provide dignity and a Comfort XL duffel bag for children entering the foster care system.
Education for Indigenous Mayans Bilingual education will increase skills and economic opportunities for the Maya Ch’orti people while maintaining their traditional language, culture and ecological values.
Help us feed 100 vulnerable people in South London After another lockdown, the most vulnerable Londoners, such as the elderly, disabled and those in low/no income households, are at an increased risk of food insecurity. We are once again providing weekly community meals to meet the increased need for hot food and fruit and veg parcels. We plan to deliver these essential items to those in our community who need it most.
Solar Lanterns for Tana Students Rural schools in the Tana Delta have been usually left out from development plans the communities live off the grid as the power infrastructure doesn't reach their villages.  Without light, students are unable to study nor do homework when the sun goes down. Providing solar lanterns will be enable  students to do their homework in the evenings, providing them the opportunity to do better in national examinations. Beneficiaries are upper primary students in Class 7 & 8, aged between 12-15 yrs
Empower girls with life skills: Create Leaders! We empower girl students to form groups called Bal Sabhas or a Girls' Councils, which are elected democratically by all students in the school. The girls engage in role playing and storytelling, which leads to an increase in the participation and helps in developing critical thinking, problem solving, communication, leadership skills and many more. This year, our target is to prepare 5,070 girls in 390 schools to lead their life and their communities.
Solar Cooking to Help Women Affected by War Solar Cooking to Help Women Affected by War will distribute market-tested durable but inexpensive solar cooking technology, the HotPot solar cooker, to 250 rural families
Ruadt Annapoorna midday meal programme for elderly Annapoorna Midday meal for the elders BY RUADT The coronavirus pandemic and poverty go hand in hand. The lockdown has seen many people striving hard to live and survive. And for a joint family, which typically involves five to six members of three generations, the lack of regular work has caused severe problems. it is a burden. This unforeseen time is testing the bond and strength of the family and for many, it is 'joint' in name only. Because of poverty, the elders of the family are increasingl
Fuel efficient stoves improve 300 Honduran lives Alleviate the fourth-leading cause of death in developing countries by providing fuel-efficient stoves to poor families, helping to improve health and increase economic and educational opportunities.
Economic empowerment for 150 families in Ethiopia This project will help 150 vulnerable children to continues their life and education by providing the necessary materials that helps to continues freely and empower their guardians to start new profitable small business by train and provide what they need to the new life. The project also aim to deliver 150 families from poverty by creating new small business opportunity.
Welcome Home Program WHP)Support Women who have transitioned into permanent housing to help them settle into their new home with confidence while providing ongoing support to ensure they maintain a successful life. DfD provides women with a Welcome Home Kit containing  new personal care products and new household supplies.  For women with children, new toys and books are included. DfD (WHP) includes five free year-long skill-building classes and self -enhancing workshops for women to participate in.
Kabissa - Connecting 1600+ Organizations (2012) Through our online platform, Kabissa (our name means absolutely in kiswahili) connects a network of over 1600 nonprofit organizations and 4000 individuals working in Africa for networking and peer learning. Kabissa members work throughout Africa on advocacy, healthcare, education, poverty and more.
Addressing Health Disparities for Kachin Women GlobeMed at Dartmouth aims to improve the health of Kachin women and children who have been internally displaced due to ethnic conflict in Burma. We work with our partner, the Kachin Women's Association Thailand. This year, we will focus on creating an emergency fund for mothers who require surgery or hospitalization due to complications during childbirth. We will also continue to fund reproductive health trainings for adolescents and mobile medical care visits to IDP camps in Burma.
Give Life-Changing Education to 500 Maasai Girls Even prior to the COVID, only 1 in 16 Maasai girls living in Kenya's Loita Hills graduated from primary school. Without access to electricity or internet, students there had no access to remote lessons provided by the government during COVID-school closures. This project scaled offline education to hundreds of those students in 2020. The unique access it offered to interactive digital STEM, arts & literacy content was so successful we have added it to our core programming.
Hygiene Tools for Girls in Somalia In 2014, International Medical Corps' health facilities in Jowhar discovered that low standards of menstrual hygiene was the leading cause of sickness in females aged 10-24. International Medical Corps will provide 1,500 girls and young women in Somalia with menstrual hygiene supplies - soap, sanitary pads, and underwear. Through school visits and community groups, we will show the most vulnerable girls the ease and benefits of menstrual hygiene; keeping them safe, clean and dignified.
COVID 19 Relief Fund South Africa This project will give impoverished families food during the coronavirus lockdown in South Africa. As a Children's Charity we work each year into very impoverished communities. Through our preschools, we work with many individuals and families who live  with very little money in a regular month and no savings or safety net. In the time of Covid-19 lock down, they have no way to earn crucial income from piece jobs (manual labor). Help us give them vouchers for groceries they need to survive.
100 Scholarships for At-risk Youth in Afghanistan This project will provide 100 yearly scholarships to at-risk youth, particularly girls and victims of terrorism, for Afghanistan's most impoverished and marginalized Hazara communities. Through partnership with reputable grassroots K-12 organizations in Afghanistan, the Foundation has designed a low-cost merit and need-based scholarship program to provide quality education. Our partners, Marefat, Baba and Rahnaward Schools offer progressive education with emphasis on critical thinking.
Help educares give SA children the start they need This project will up-skill early childhood teachers at 30 schools through in-classroom individual mentoring and coaching and tailored group workshops and provide essential resources to schools such as educational supplies and furniture to improve learning environments.
School and water safety for South African kids In 2017, Love to Langa completed an indoor, heated learn-to-swim pool at The Philippi Children's Centre, an oasis in a very poor farming community in Cape Town, South Africa. We continue to support this effort to provide lifesaving swimming skills to the children at the school and the surrounding community. Our latest project is the Love to Langa Montessori School, which we anticipate opening in 2021.
Support hundreds of pregnant teen girls in Uganda This project will Support 100 pregnant teen girls in Kampala, Uganda at Wakisa Ministries which is a temporary shelter for pregnant teens with unplanned crisis preganancies. At Wakisa, the pregnant teens receive medical care, counselling, clothing and toiletries for the girl and the baby and also learn life skills and vocational training. At Wakisa the girls will also receive free meals.
Supply Treated Bednets to 7200 Children-Uvinza This project will supply treated bed nets to 7200 children under five years who, are under care of marginalized women heads of household in  rural and remote areas, 10 wards, Uvinza district,  preventing mosquitoes causing Malaria , also providing sanitation and hygiene education for community members, at large, respectively.
Provide Adaptive Art for a Child with Disabilities Ephraim's House plans to offer a free four-week adaptive art enrichment program for 10 children with significant learning needs who reside in low-income neighborhoods south of Chicago.
Scholarships for the Children of Ulingan The PEARLS Scholarship Program Project will help the children of Ulingan in getting a formal education.    
These scholarships will not only help the economic burden of their families but more importantly will encourage the children to strive harder with their education and to dream bigger.  

Ulingan is a small slum community in Tondo, Manila that sits on a dumpsite and surrounded by charcoal factories that emit toxic smoke.
Covid-19 medical relief in the Peruvian Amazon Peru is one of the hardest-hit countries by Covid-19, and the Peruvian Amazon region has suffered particularly harshly. Hospitals and health systems have collapsed, and rural communities have been largely abandoned to deal with the pandemic on their own. There is literally no oxygen for Covid patients dying in the lungs of the planet. We are raising funds to directly supply medications to small rural communities, and to aid civic groups providing care to the poorest citizens of Iquitos, Peru.