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Seed capital for Oaxacan artisans From the Oaxaca Community Foundation, we want to contribute to strengthening and boosting the productivity of small groups of artisans from the State of Oaxaca, through small investments of seed capital and support in their development. The intention of this project is to generate a fund that allows small donations to be given to artisan groups that are close to the Foundation and who, due to their size or lack of experience, cannot access broader resources or calls from specialized institutions
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Julia, Caroline, Lucy, Sabrina, Kelsey, and Remie 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 and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Summer Program for Children with Hearing Loss A three-week summer program for economically disadvantaged and minority children with hearing loss in DC, providing them with intensive language, speech and literacy intervention. The goal is to improve their overall receptive and expressive language skills and bridge the summer months, keeping them engaged in learning.
Help train new teachers in Burma/Myanmar This microproject aims to support the Mai Ja Yang Intensive English School in the conflict-torn state of Kachin in Burma. The project will fund 80-90 students for one year to pursue the school's courses in teacher training, English language, computer skills and social studies.
Prevent desecration of pristine Altai habitats Stop governmental sale to developers of endangered habitats and pristine lands by securing legal communal title and rights to the ancestral lands of 60,000 indigenous Siberians.
Hearts 4 Kids Book Club Children find heroes and inspiration in their favorite stories. Through the joy of reading, books help young girls and boys unlock their imaginations and reach their full potential. More than 16 million children living in poverty in the United States currently lack access to new, high-quality books. In fact, only one in three has books in his or her home. Therefore, all children deserve a book to call their own.
Education For All In Uganda It is with this challenging background that in 2005, AHCM started on the Education Sponsorship Program with 12 OVCs.  In 2016 the program supported 150 children at different academic levels.  However, AHCM finds it hard to send all children under their care to school throughout the year. Some of the students miss a year or some school terms or semesters and it is with this background that AHCM seeks funding for the children's education to see that no child/young adult fails to attend school.
India COVID-19 Relief Fund India is grappling with a deadly COVID-19 outbreak. More than 200,000 people have died due to a second coronavirus surge in India and hundreds of thousands of people are infected each day. Many are unable to get the medical help they need. Donations to this fund will help treat patients and slow the spread of COVID-19 in India.
Cancer Screening of 3000 Rural Women in India (TN) One woman dies of cervical cancer every 8 minutes in India. Breast cancer accounts for 27% of all cancers in them. Women in villages are vulnerable due to lack of awareness. Common cancers in women such as oral cavity, breast and cervix can be prevented and treated when detected early. In our successful model, by screening 13863 people in 560 screening camps, our mobile medical unit has identified 52 cancer patients who are getting treated. More lives can be saved by extending this program
Ramadan Appeal Protect Street Children in Pakistan CPRT centres take children off the streets in Pakistan protecting them from abuse, slavery and a life of crime. Our project has been successful in 13 centres in 9 cities across the country and already transformed the lives of our children in CPRT centres by inspiring them to leave the streets and join main stream education.  Please help by donating your Zakat.
Haiti Earthquake Emergency Relief Since arriving in Haiti, RI has built upon its existing emergency programming to create sustainable infrastructure for families through improved access to health care, water and sanitation services.
Give hearing back to them This campaign will secure funds for purchasing and installing hearing aids for children with hearing impairment in north of Syria
Sustainable Water Filtration in Guatemala GlobeMed at Cornell partners with AMMID, Asociacion Maya-Mam de Investigacion y Desarollo, to collaboratively create and implement sustainable projects to improve the health of the Maya-Mam of San Marcos, Guatemala.
Saving Girls From Female genital Mutilation. Female Genital Mutilation/Cut is the worst form of gender based violence against women/girls. We advocate against FGM/C. We believe in health of our women and girls. We support SRHR of girls and women. FGM/C in Kenya is 21% we target Tharaka Community where  56% of women/girls  Undergo FGM/ C and in Nairobi where 8% of girls Undergo FGM/C. We conduct SRHR workshop in schools and villages to sensitize both men and women about dangers of FGM/C. Our advocacy against FGM/C is to end FGM/C.
Toilets & Water for school children in Srilanka Toilets and water is a basic necessity in schools, however it is not available in many rural schools in North Central in Srilanka ! Due to this, children are irregular to school and eventually drop out. This project will help to build in toilets and maintain them, provide running and clean drinking water for school children in rural schools in Srilanka! The expected impact of the project is better health and improved school attendance and reduction is school drop outs among the project villages
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION CENTERS The speed of a nation's development is directly related to the quantity and quality of vocational skills possessed by its workforce. The wider the range and higher the quality of vocational skills, the faster the growth and more prosperous the society.
Safe Houses for Iraqi Women Safe Houses for Iraqi Women identifies and shelters Iraqi women and girls who are under threat of “honor killings” or other violence, and offers them safety, counseling and human rights training.
Save Snakebite Victims in Rural India Every year 45,000 people in rural India die after being bitten by a snake. Anjali Health Centre (AHC) is a small 20-bed hospital in Pithora, Chhattisgarh providing medical aid to over 3000 families of mostly tribal and native communities. Last year, AHC received 126 snake bite victims. This project will provide AHC with crucial support in the form of antivenom serum (AVS), life support equipment (ventilators & hemodialyzers), training in snakebite treatment and expert medical advice as needed.
Help Us Plant 10,000 Longleaf Pine Trees in 2017 Longleaf pine trees are one of the most ecologically important tree species to the southeast United States, supporting over 900 unique species. Due to over-use, there is now only 3% of the 90 million acres of longleaf pine forests that once spanned the southeast. LET'S PUT THEM BACK! During last year's planting season, we planted 12,000 longleaf pine trees on conservation land with your help (we only planted 4,500 the year before). Please help us plant another 10,000 in this planting season!
Empowering 100 households for disabled children Children with disabilities face discrimination, have unfulfilled education opportunities, are often vulnerable to serious illnesses, and at high risk of poverty and social exclusion. ECoS reaches communities to identify affected children; empowers caregivers with skills to provide appropriate care; conducts community sensitization to change negative attitudes; provides education, health support, skills & capital for economic empowerment; and reaches leadership to provide appropriate facilities.
Hope Hub: Resource Center Serves Community Needs Things don't always go as planned. Those are the times our support networks matter most. Where would you be without those people who have your back? For many, Jake's is that group.  What started as a goal of helping 15 babies at an orphanage in Peru grew to a nonprofit able to support diverse hygiene and basic modern needs.
Your Help will Save a Cow In india Cows are treated as God by Hindu Community.In Rural areas,People,Partially illiterate,Use to shelter the cows mainly for milk production.They are Practising the anncient method for providing food and health hygyne to those innocent animals.They trated them as a productive tools not as a creature.So when the cows get herted use to realease them quickly from shelter or sell them to slaughter house.Our organisation with the view to serve the animal has taken up a project to provide shelter
Mobile Outreach and Storage From our humble beginnings as a fortnightly soup run provider, Streetlytes has grown exponentially, 4 outreach projects in London, over 40 persons housed, community workshops and drug and alcohol awareness in the community.

This has only been made possible by our generous supporters and donors, who continue to donate their time, resources and money to help us expand and realise our dream of being able to reach more and more people across London and beyond.

We need your help to expand
Integrate 500 patients of mental health  in Rwanda Mental illness support in Rwanda is left behind. Many of patients have no access to proper diagnosis, long term treatment, care or counseling and social integration. This project will allow NDUHURA Organization to integrate 500 of mental health patients in their social environment and advocate for their rights and raise awareness to reduce stigma through a community-based network of trained health professionals. With this help, we can change the lives of many of mentally ill patients in Rwanda.
Restoring 10 Mangrove Forests in Kenya Through the #TwendeGreenCampaign, the project will restore livelihoods to 1000 households along the Kenyan coast by planting over 1million mangroves and  training 10 community groups on alternative income generating projects. These are households whose main source of income is obtained from beach and ocean operations including artisanal fishing, all which have been affected by climate change forcing them to embark on charcoal burning and hence the loss of mangrove forests.
Conserving Wild Asian Elephants The Asian elephant is as enigmatic as it is endangered.  With a wild population of perhaps less than 30,000 globally, it occupies some of most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet. Despite having lived alongside people for thousands of years, wild Asian elephants are often mysterious and misunderstood.  Our mission is to better understand wild elephants, the lives of people who live near them, and facilitate coexistence with these magnificent giants of Asia through science and education.
Provide critical nutrients to women and children GAIN seeks to help women and children around the world gain access to the essential nutrients they need to lead healthy, enriched lives. In Kenya, millions of women and children are in the midst of the critical 1,000 days from pregnancy to a child's second year - when proper nutrition is essential for a child's physical and mental development. This project will help fortify the future by ensuring healthy pregnancies and nourished children.
Teaching Peace Through Music in Liberia Liberia has been ravaged by 2 decades of civil war. This project will pay for 275 children to learn music, discipline and creativity as peaceful alternatives to the violence of war.
ONE BRICK AT A TIME - BUILD4DAKTARI DAKTARI is a bush school and a wildlife orphanage. Our mission is to educate local underprivileged children to care for their environment. Because DAKTARI is developing, we need:  -To extend the office. We require more space to accommodate the volunteers who are working to develop our bush school and community projects.  -To build 2 ablution blocks, 1 for the children and another for our 8 dedicated local staff.  -To build 3 cement platforms on which to install tents that will house volunteers.
Day Care Center for 40 poor toddlers of Nepal Our friendly and nurturing Day Care Centre will provide a safe place for the working parents in our community to leave their toddlers whilst at work.  Without our care, the children would go to work with their parents to dangerous places such as construction sites, where they would play and sleep onsite or by the roadside.
Urgent Covid Relief for Girls to Continue Learning Edu-GIRLS' agenda to lift girls out of poverty using its 10 Mantra approach had been jolted by COVID threatening financial ruin, leaving girls on the street and arresting learning. A $100,000  COVID Action Agenda I has distributed 1M meals, set up 600 digital learning devices and motivated  teachers to worker smarter. With COVID wave 2, the fight intensifies. Vaccination drives and basic treatment facilities need to be set up to save girls, families and staff and prepare for school reopening.
Internet for Impoverished Myanmar Students Thousands of students in Myanmar have been forced out of school due to the February 2021 military coup, COVID-19, and intensifying violence in the country. While the population in general faces a humanitarian crisis, millions of youth do not have access to education. This project will enable around 400 Myanmar youth access to quality online learning programs for their future academic and career success, at the National University of the Union of Myanmar (NUUM).
Safe Water and Hygiene Campaign in Uganda This project is intended to enhance the health status and productivity of communities and schools in Nangabo Sub-county in Central Uganda. These rely mainly on unprotected springs as a source of water. This water is usually full of diseases causing germs. Worse still in many households and schools the sanitation conditions and hygiene practices are poor This project will ensure access to safe and clean water as well as better hygiene practices
School Construction and Service Learning in Mali buildOn is a community benefit organization that works to break the cycle of poverty, illiteracy, and low expectations through education and service. We've built 430 primary schools in some of the most rural and isolated communities in the developing world, and we are now completing a school every 6 days. In the United States, our members engage in community service, raise funds for the construction of schools abroad, and travel to the countries where we work to build schools.
Life saving supplies for displaced children UNICEF provides displaced children in Syria, Lebanon and Jordan with winter clothing, medical kits, nutrition, and teaching materials to give hope in times COVID-19 poses an extra burden on the lives of these children. Join us and choose for a better 2021.
Send 1,700 Children to Elementary School This project will help support our two existing schools, Mullah Karim Nazar School and Besh Kappa Surkh School,  that offer free education to children in Andkhoy, Afghanistan.
GIFT HEALTH... Help Screen 5300 Rural Indian Girls Non Communicable Diseases (NCD) has become the leading cause of death & disability in Indian children over the last decade. 'My Child Health' preventive school health screening aids in early detection of NCD's which will help reduce the disease burden. 5300 rural Indian girls in Telangana will be screened comprehensively for various physical and mental health conditions. Early Identification & Intervention of these will positively impact a child's development ensuring a healthy future generation
Schools Tree Planting Competition in Sierra Leone The project is designed to stimulate the restoration of the once valuable forest treasures in communities in the Yoni Chiefdom, Tonkolili District Sierra Leone. The grant will provide assorted fast growing seedlings, tools and training for 200 children from 4 primary schools so that they could take part in a tree planting competition in the chiefdom. As a reward for their efforts, prizes will be awarded to the school with the most surviving trees at the end of one year of care for the trees.
Empower Chinese Orphans With Education ABC's Dream Program supports teenage orphans' in their transition from institution to society. During Year 1, students receive English, Chinese, computer education and life and job skills training. Students are also housed in intimate family settings where they develop positive self identities and values under the care and guidance of trained service workers. During Year 2, ABC mentors help students obtain jobs or continue their education, and meet weekly with students.
New Home,  for parentless babies in Caracas. Bambi 5 is dedicated to give refuge to babies under two years old that don't have a family environment to grow-up in. We guarantee them an affectionate care, feeding, medical attention, vaccinations, and early stimulation. We also offer orientation and support to biological and adoptive parents, ensuring that babies return to a family a soon as possible.
Empower 5,000 married girls in Ethiopia with CARE The prevalence of early and forced marriage in Amhara Region, Ethiopia, condemn girls to lives marked by little or no education, poor health, increased vulnerability to HIV, low income and the inability to control life decisions.  CARE is reaching 5,000 married girls, aged 14-19, empowering them to save, generate income, learn, access health services, and make informed decisions about financial resources, assets and sexual/reproductive health with the support of their partners and families.
Protecting people affected by conflict in Ethiopia During times of crisis, Terre des Hommes Netherlands works quickly to provide life-saving assistance to children and their families.  Terre des Hommes Netherlands aims to provide comprehensive child protection services, SGBV prevention and response services as well as psychosocial support to the victims of conflict in the North Shewa Zone of Amhara region. Through the project initiatives, 15,000 individuals (2400 women, 6000 girls, 1600 men and 5000 boys ) will be supported.
Increase Graduation Rates In Little Rock Every 26 seconds a student gives up on school, resulting in more than one million American high school students who drop out every year. In urban public schools that serve primarily low-income and Latino or African American youth, between 40% and 60% of entering freshman do not graduate from high school. In Southwest Little Rock, City Year corps members serve in schools which contribute to one of the highest annual dropout rates in Arkansas.
Building Peace & National Unity in Guinea For 52 years Guinea was ruled by two dictators. Now, after its 1st free elections, Guinea can have peace - through reconciliation and public involvement in building a free, fair and strong government.
Help 28,000 Indian Children Get Quality Education The vision of Teach For India is that one day, all children will attain an excellent education. To achieve this vision, we are building a movement of leaders who will work to end educational inequity. Teach For India recruits India's most outstanding college graduates and young professionals and places them as full time teachers in under-resourced schools for two years through the Fellowship program. This year we are impacting more than 28,000 children in 250 low-income schools across 7 cities.
Keep poor kids educated  in school in China 100 percent of your donation goes to the  needy students for the basic elementary through high school education. It inspires them to work harder, do better, and feel less isolated.  This project started in 2004 by Professor Tonghai Yang at University of Wisconsin. He visits poor students  every summer. The charity has a volunteer teacher at each school it serves.    We now  support about 900 poor students in three counties in Anhui and Shanxi, and hope to support more with your support.
Providing education for 150 children in Armenia This program provides 150 working children with basic education by including them with special trainings throughout the 10 regions of Armenia.
Make the Impassable Possible with a New Vehicle ChildVoice provides psychosocial counseling and skills training to war-affected adolescent girls--often former abductees of Boko Haram and other groups--living in IDP (internally displaced persons) camps in Nigeria. We had planned on raising funds to purchase a vehicle capable of traversing washed-out roads during the rainy season. The COVID-19 pandemic and resulting hunger issues have forced us to shift our goals and purchase the best vehicle we can find for the money we have already raised.
EMPOWERING MASAI WOMEN/GIRLS THROUGH CONSERVATION This project will train 400 Masai women and 2500 school children in conservation. Empowering women by providing income generating opportunities through tree planting to overcome obstacles such as FGM.
Water For the Girls This project will provide clean drinkable water to an impoverished community by enabling us to build an underground concrete water tank,  collect rain water in this tank, purify the water and use it to run our Maid Strong and Health Care projects and pipe the water for community's usage. Access to water will improve hygiene, especially in this COVID time. Not having to buy water will ease financial burden on poor parents who traffic their adolescent  girls as housemaids in the face of hardship.
Protect and rehabilitate livelihoods of Vulnerable The strategic objective of this food security and livelihoods intervention is to protect livestock from diseases and pest through provisions of veterinary services such as vaccinations and treatment to ensure the increase in access and availability of healthy food amongst highly vulnerable male and female remote rural-based pastoralist
STEM Education in Africa: Changing the Equation We believe that the entire world will benefit when young people in all countries have the opportunity to pursue and realize their dreams. Today, opportunity is linked to competence in science and technologies and the culture of innovation. iNERDE teaches STEM and innovation skills to African youth. We aim to create leaders with the knowledge and confidence to bring their nations to the world table as equal partners.
Eve of the Factory Improve quality of life & productivity of 600 Egyptian women & men factory workers, regarding the potential threat of harassment in the workplace
Combating Malnutrition to 380 Orphans in Tanzania This project will provide sustainable income generating support to Chamazi orphanage and nutritional food to 200 orphans and children from dangerous environment of the Orphanage Centre through fruits and vegetables gardening which are an important part of diet as they contain vitamins, essential micronutrients, fibre, vegetable proteins and biofunctional components.
Christmas Blankets for Native Peruvian Children Native Peruvians often still live in huts with only an open fire for heat.  Providing them blankets for Christmas will bless them with protection from the weather and improve their health and well being. They do not have insulated houses and often have to sleep during wet and cold nights.
Uganda: Empowering Orphans to Become Entrepreneurs This project will equip 50 orphans and vulnerable children affected by HIV & AIDS with the tools necessary to start health-nourishing, income-generating, sustainable farms. We will provide these children with crop seedlings, farm equipment, bicycles, rainwater harvesters and business skills to start their farms and renew their livelihood. We plan to ensure the sustainability of this project by using a percentage of the profit from each group of orphans to fund the succeeding groups' tools.