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End Poverty for 5 Students with Big Dreams! Through the Barrio Planta Project (BPP) non-profit schools, students from some of the poorest neighborhoods in Mexico and Nicaragua gain access to job-targeted education, like computer science, to become industry leaders in their local communities and leave poverty behind.
IDLIB EMERGENCY WINTER CAMPAIGN Thousands of displaced women and children are freezing in the cold winter. Donate today to keep them warm, fed, and safe.
Empower NYC Students Through Media & Storytelling The My School My Community program aims to strengthen student engagement within school communities through the use of storytelling, self-directed videos and community campaigns. The program equips students and teachers with problem solving skills to address social and environmental issues that affect at-risk students. The program aims to improve school-based dialogue and decision-making around critical targeted issues.
Ruadt Village Rehabilitation Therapy Centre 1. Project Title : Village Rehabilitation Therapy Centre  2. Background of the Organisation :   The Rural Area Development Trust (RUADT) is a voluntary social service organization exclusively working for the rehabilitation of differently-abled people. It was set up in the village of B. Dharmathupatti in 1991, with the mission of identifying needy differently-abled children in the area and of creating awareness about disability and its implications for affected families and individuals in 10.
Education can end exploitation of 1000 children Through this project, El Shaddai can support the education of 1000 children for a year by enrolling them in formal & non-formal schools and by, getting them school supplies. The no. of migrants from rural to urban areas have significantly contributed to the substantial increase in the street and working children who are devoid of education. Through our shelters, community centers & schools, we ensure that these children are in the loop of education by reaching out to them in their communities.
Support 1 Year Children Education With $11 Indigenous people in North East India live under $1 a day! With no access to information, formal education, children roam the forest or are exposed to various manipulations and exploitation. Out of school children are trafficked and sold like commodities. More than 200 children were rescued in 2013 alone from individual and organizations in the pretext of giving them education or job! This project "Hold a Child" will sent indigenous children to school.
10 Years of TYCL | Youth-Led Community Action Trust for Youth and Child Leadership (TYCL), India, turns 10 in March 2021! We are celebrating 10 years of Local Action for Global Change.  In the last ten years, TYCL has reached half a million young people and their communities to prevent youth suicide and promote their rights to achieve safe, inclusive, and participatory spaces for young people.  Donate to support youth-led community action to promote positive mental health, gender justful families, and pro-environmental behavior among youth.
Child Care to 35 orphans and vulnerable childrens. This project will provide child care support to   35 Orphans and vulnerable children (disabled, Hiv/AIDs victims, abandoned, streetchildren, and orphans) the fundraiser will provide tuition sponsorship to these children, provide meals for the children(breakfast and lunch, buy scholastic materials(books,pens and pencils) this means that the children will be able to acquire education. Many of these children in our child care are disadvantaged and cant acquire education becuase they cannot afford.
Covid-19: food support for Kibera The lockdown means many breadwinners for families in Kibera are not working - from those relying on informal labour markets to staff in the community-based schools in our network. Many live hand to mouth, unable to develop financial safety nets, and are therefore unable to pay for food and basic needs for their children. Shopkeepers give credit to regular customers but they struggle to restock without cash, affecting their ability to eat. We are fundraising for food packages for families.
"Hey kids-Check Your Water Before You Drink" The project has been prepared with the objectives of Environmental Awareness among School Students as well as community; this will not only give them an experience of team work, but will also make them Environmental Aware.
MamaRescue:Emergency Transport for Ugandan Mothers Access to skilled care is a critical need for Ugandan women. Each year 7,000 women die in Uganda due to complications of pregnancy. Access to care is impeded by the inability to afford transport to health facilities, and the poor quality of roads. Mama Rescue is an emergency dispatch platform helping mothers by using a voucher system. Our Babies & Mother Alive Program partners with local taxi and motorcycle drivers to ensure that laboring mothers reach health facilities in time.
$28 can Restore a Blind Woman's Sight! 3500 Women will be performed Sight Restoration Cataract Surgeries at LRBT Free hospital in Lar Multan, Pakistan: Over 1.7 million people in Pakistan are blind and 16.5 million visually impaired out of which 50% are women.Blindness not only turn these women into dependent individual but also hampers income generation of the family as its members need to devote more time for performing their daily chores.Her children are left unattended and their future becomes bleak.Support these poor blind women
Educational Support for Children in Iraq JEN has been providing humanitarian aid in Iraq since the commencement of its projects in Baghdad, 2003. JEN has subsequently expanded its target areas for 6 provinces, where it has continued to improve the educational environment through its school rehabilitation programmes. Since 2014, the outcomes of Iraq crisis were the cause of vast numbers of refugees and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs). JEN has been carrying on humanitarian aid for the IDPs and assisting the returnees' livelihood.
Keep Joyce and Abigale at Cheetah Experience Joyce and Abigale were born by means of an emergency cesarian in 2016 and weren't breathing when they were born. After hours of struggle, Dr. Sandra Bertram eventually got them to breathe. Ever since then, it's been a constant struggle with their health.  They did not get any colostrum from the mum and therefore had no immune systems. However, these girls are part of a breeding loan, which means they will go back to their original owner soon. We feel it is best for them to stay at our project.
Transform Lives of 70,000 Afghan Adolescent Girls Afghan adolescent girls are key to the future of Afghanistan. To reach their potential, girls must be healthy, educated and trained to be leaders at home and in communities. The Afghan Institute of Learning's (AIL) fusion of education, health and training programming has been forming capable adolescent girls for over two decades. Each year, AIL aims to provide education, health services and training in human rights, leadership and health to at least 70,000 adolescent girls.
Activating Empathy Through Play - Silicon Valley "When Playworks came to our school, it changed Gabriel's world. From kindergarten to 4th grade, Gabriel was picked on and bullied . . . especially at recess. Then Playworks came to Castlemont School in Campbell, and Coach Michelle arrived. In a few days, with her gentle encouragement, Gabriel started playing . . . and rather than laughing and teasing him, the other kids were giving him high fives. Now he's motivated to go to school, to socialize and as a result, his grades have improved. Gabriel
Give the Gift of Sight to the poor in India 80% of blindness is treatable or preventable.  Aravind Eye Care System provides free cataract surgery to the blind in India, supported by our paying patients.  But we need your help to treat complicated eye cancers in children, provide free spectacles for school children, and provide food and housing for patients who must travel many miles to reach an Aravind hospital.
Helping Parents and Babies through Prenatal Tests Around 1,200,000 women in Japan become pregnant each year. More than 95% of women have prenatal scans, which can potentially find fetal defects, causing a great deal of anxiety and uncertainty. In fact, there are more than 200,000 women is choosing abortion every year. We offer non-directive information and support to parents before, during and after prenatal screening; when they are making difficult decisions. It can also give babies the opportunity to have a fetal therapy.
Feed 1200 children and 400 women during LOCKDOWN Joy for Children Uganda (JFCU) is a non -profit child rights organization  established in 2005 that exists to respond to the plight of vulnerable children in Uganda. For the past 10 years Joy for Children Uganda has been implementing the Kampala Slum Development Project. This project supports many disadvantaged children and children living with disabilities in slum with basic care supplies in education and skills. Majority of the caretakers/ parents of the children on our programs are benefiting
Trauma Healing for 100's of Syrian Refugee Youth More than half of Syrian refugee youth in Jordan suffer severe psychological distress from the impact of violent conflict, displacement and loss. We will serve over 100 children and youth living in refugee camps through specialised support. We integrate body therapy, music practice and empowerment trainings through the martial art capoeira to bring support and hope to these communities and work towards a peaceful future.
Schooling two Ukrainian kids with special needs At Celia and Pepe School we want to welcome two new kids. They are coming from Ukraine together with their mothers and running away from the horror. They have no place and no school to go to. Thus, we have committed to provide schooling for them until July 2022 and to look for jobs for their mothers.
Provide education to 100 wastepicker children The project seeks to enable children living in extremely violence-ridden, poor, and socio-culturally marginalized waste-picking community in India to reach their full potential through access to and retention in formal education. The learning centers work to enable communities to build capacity to educate children. As children enter schools, the biggest challenge is to retain them there, and to ensure they do not slip back into wastepicking. This proposal will target 100 such children.
Help people with handicap openning  bakery in Togo This project will help improve the lives of people with handicap and aims to provide their power purchase therefore people with handicap who employ more than 15 people also with handicap in this bakery. 
The realization of this project will allow short term 
- Strengthen the capacity of production and sale of a unit of production of biscuits, bread, hamburger, croissants, cake, etc.. 
- Train other people with disabilities 
- Increase sales volume
Protecting Rhinos Rhinos have lived on earth for over 40 million years. However, in less than a decade more than 7,000 have been lost to the poaching epidemic across Africa alone with their horn now rivalling the price of gold on the black market. By funding monitoring and research-based projects, anti-poaching and species protection operations and reintroduction programmes across both Africa and Asia, David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation (DSWF) continues to provide an unwavering voice for rhinos in the wild.
Support Day Care in Guatemala! This project funds a full Day Care Program in the rural area of Guatemala for kids from 9 months to 5 years old.
Support to 50 widows to fight hunger in Sierra Leo Sierra Leone is ranked 179 out of 188 in the Human Development Index and the third hungriest country in the world says Global Hunger Index. There are more than 6.4 million people living in Sierra Leone, 52.9 percent of who live below the national poverty line. Roughly 60 percent of the population lives in rural areas, the majority of whom rely on subsistence agriculture for their livelihoods. Malnutrition has been the greatest cause of child mortality in Sierra Leone, accounting for nearly half
Supporting the Healthcare System in Afghanistan International Medical Corps has provided health services for vulnerable populations in Afghanistan for 30 years. We aim to improve the quality of life and health status of Afghans through integrated interventions and by strengthening the capacity of the public health system through an ongoing commitment to improving local infrastructure. We respond to immediate needs in the face of natural disaster or armed conflict but also focus on preparing local communities to respond to future crises.
Hope for education to10 teen mothers in Zambia DACKANA plans to send back to school 10 adolescent girls who are victims of early and unplanned pregnancies, pay for their school fees and provide them books, uniforms and sanitary towels monthly.  DACKANA will also provide early childhood education and health care services to their young babies at our premises in Kabwe, Zambia, during the period the girls will be at school.  By so doing we are confident that the girls will concentrate in school and be able to complete their education
Creating waste segregation awareness in Bangalore The recent problems with garbage disposal in Bangalore has made people realise the importance of waste management and segregation. The challenge now is that people are not aware of how to start segregating their household waste. This lack of knowledge is becoming a bottleneck to the solution for waste management in the city. Through this project we plan to spread awareness among people, including the domestic helps, on how to segregate the household waste correctly.
Support Graceful Aging in Kenya This project provides personal care, social support, and recreation to aging Kenyans in rural villages that lack running water, electricity, and basic medical services. Your donation will provide this neglected population with the resources to battle nutritional deficiencies; diseases and pandemics like COVID-19, malaria, and TB; and ensure that our rural elders receive care close to their home -- allowing them to age gracefully and preventing their untimely death.
Health Coverage for 3000 Children with Disability This is a unique innovative project bringing different stakeholders together to help children with disabilities integrate into society gracefully and to raise awareness about the health needs of these children who are currently marginalized from mainstream healthcare system.
Aya Community Markets This community-centered project will provide fresh produce, healthy food choices & economic development to underserved communities who are located in "food deserts." This will be accomplished through farmers markets linked to regional farmers & community gardens. In addition this program engages volunteers & youth (ages 14-21) by building leadership capacity, providing character development & cultivating skills so that they can plan & execute innovative solutions, health outreach and education.
Safe Drinking Water facility in Manigaun Gumda Due to the great Earthquake of 2015, many basic infrastructures were destroyed. In ManniGaun Gumda, we are planning to provide clean drinking water facility were there is a acute shortage of water . Village population will access clean water readily, understand and practice good hygiene and maintain their health in long term. We will also be conducting awareness campaign in 12 VDCs of Gorkha regarding girls and women trafficking.
Intervention for avoidable disability Making professional expertise of a multidisciplinary team accessible for children born with disability, or 'at risk' for developmental delay and mothers 'at risk' within the community.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, high school students Sanya, Amani, Kalina, and Stephanie have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
El Poder de las M- Empowering women in Puerto Rico This program seeks to empower women both personally and professionally. Through various workshops, seminars and classes we seek to reinforce and focus on their strengths and talents in the various areas of life.  Through nominations, we will choose 10 women entrepreneurs on their way to open their own business.  They must present a business plan and a media plan with which they will seek the votes of the community to win the competition that will grant them $ 10,000 to start their own business.
Urgent! - Provide for 10 Orphans in Ethiopia Due to delayed local adoptions in Ethiopia, 10 children, 7 under 1 year old, were recently brought to Joseph House orphanage. As you can imagine the home is now in need of a quick boost in funds to provide the additional supplies and nannies these children require. Abebe, the leader of the home, says that at least 7 of these 10 will most likely be adopted within the next year. Until those adoptions go through the budget need per month is $1923 more than usual.
RECEADIT Mbam Community Health Care Project There is simply no health care facility in this Mbam community with very difficult, challenging roads and transportation system and sick members of the community, especially the elderly, expecting mothers and infants, have to walk or be transported on Indian bamboo stretchers to where a motor cycle can then transport them to the nearest health care facility ten to twenty miles away.  Expecting mothers do not have to walk 10 to 20 miles to get prenatal care and to give birth to their baby safely.
Save 50 Flood Survivors to rebuild their houses. The project supports the housing restoration and re-building shelters among the families whose houses were fully submerged and or sunk by the water flooding. The availability of shelter will improve the mental health and general well-being of families supported. The children from such families will be able to attend school in peace as there will be great convenience due to enhanced social family fabrics. The project enhances participation of its beneficiaries at all stages including planning.
Support Early Learning For 3000 Children In Kenya WEMIHS, an organisation with 16 years of experience working for positive change in Kenya's most marginalized rural communities, wants to help 20 vulnerable communities in Kitui county to improve access to quality early childhood development. Interventions aim to improve children's nutrition, stimulate learning & play to improve school readiness, increase coverage of health services for under-fives, strengthen referral services for abuse & violence as well as leverage resources from local Govt.
A Caravan Comes True! In order to improve refugee children social integration opportunities, URDA seeks to establish a Community Center Caravan in Al-Yasmine camp in west Beqaa, Lebanon, that hosts 107 syrian refugee families, 60% of which are children.  In this center, 300 children from the refugee and host societies will have access to a wide range of services including vocational training courses, psychosocial counseling and various peaceful coexistence related activities. Awareness-raising sessions on SGBV, will
THE ORPHANAGE FOR THE POOR AND OLDAGE HOME Here in India Poor and down-trodden people for them to uplift in the villages and slum areas. At present 55 Children in our care whose age group of 5-21 years. We train up in occasional to be self-reliant. And for 18 widows we provide food, clothes, medical, sheltering, and education to the orphans and safe accommodation along with them, for all the oldaged and destitutes are being provided all the facilities with the budget allocated to them. Always we serve them and love them with God's Grace.
CHANGE A LIFE - pediatric surgery in Sierra Leone Sierra Leone, with 7.5 million people, has a huge unmet need for pediatric surgery. BethanyKids is helping to meet that need through Dr. Aiah Lebbie. He was trained by and now works with BethanyKids as the only certified pediatric surgeon in the country. He works in three hospitals-the Connaught government hospital in Freetown, the Holy Spirit Hospital in Makeni, and the Adama Martha Memorial Hospital in the Kono District. Every other weekend he visits more rural areas to perform minor surgery.
Family-like Care for Taiwan High-risk Children This project sets up family-like childcare institutes in Taiwan communities. Vulnerable children don't need to leave hometown to live in a children's home but can grow up in a familiar community,and have a sense of security. From daily routine training to character building, holistic education are provided for children. It is an innovative service to keep children and parents connected and reduce the family financial and caring burdens, aiming to rebuild the family relationship and system.
Fund health technologies for developing countries Global health experts at PATH are advancing lifesaving health technologies for use in low-resource communities around the world. Work on these important technologies can stall while waiting for funding to fuel their development. The Fund for Health Technologies keeps these innovations moving through the product development process and into widespread use in developing countries.
Support a Comprehensive Palliative Care Program This project will establish a model of integrated palliative care program in Beijing, China , which will be replicated in other regions. The goal of Palliative care is to improve the quality of life for patients and their families.However, there hasn't been a standardized and comprehensive palliative care program in health care systems currently. The funding will support program designing, training of medical team, patient/family education and basic patient services cost.
Hospital Transport for Terminally Ill Children Our Family Support Workers are transporting children on a daily basis.  They transport terminally ill children and their brothers and sisters to and from hospital appointments, school, after-school clubs and on fun days out to zoos, animal farms and leisure centres.
Disadvantaged Youth Health and Nutrition Project Providing health and nutrition support via small-scale farm production for 750 severely malnourished youth living in the mountains of west Misamis Oriental so that they will be able to grow as healthy and productive adults fully participating in the life of their communities.
Family Literacy: ESL for Mothers and Children This project provides English as a Second Language classes designed for mothers with pre-school aged children.
Sponsor School Kits to Underprivileged Children While trying to address the issues regarding enrollment of underprivileged children in Govt. schools in rural parts of India, we realised that despite Govt. education being almost free of cost, many children did not take the first step towards the school, simply because they did not have the very basic school supplies. As a humble attempt to change this situation we started a School Kit Sponsorship program. This project is now being executed yearly before the beginning of the new academic year.
Educate at-risk girls, end poverty cycle: Thailand Since 1993, more than 3200 girls living in poverty, orphaned, abandoned, from broken homes, or violent or abusive environments, have come to Dhammajarinee Witthaya School (DWS) and received a safe home, quality education, food, clothing, and medical care. DWS is the only boarding school for girls administered by Buddhist nuns in Thailand. DWS serves non-Buddhist students as well, with Buddhist activities being optional for students. Help us fund 100 more at-risk girls who desire to come.