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Education for 100 Jailed Children in Sierra Leone The best way to support children and ensure their positive development of both themselves and society is with education. For children in conflict with the law - those most in need of support and personal development - education is often unavailable. Prison Watch Sierra Leone plans to recruit 10 teachers to provide free tuition to 100 children in detention in Freetown and Bo, Sierra Leone, to provide young people in detention with marketable skills and reduce likelihood of reoffending.
Hope for 50 children with Down syndrome in Nigeria This project aims to save lives of indigent children born with Down syndrome in Nigeria who are viewed as taboos, labelled and are at increased risk of abuse, neglect, sometimes death because of poverty, stigma and ignorance. Therapies to facilitate growth and development through early intervention programs like oral motor activities, fine and grow motor skill development and language communication skills would be administered at Government hospitals and our learning Centre
Improving reproductive health rights in Uganda The project aims to enhance awareness of reproductive health rights, services to adolescent girls & young women to undertake intensive educational activities on the use of modern contraceptives to protect against STIs, unwanted pregnancies among 600 women 2600 in-out of school girls in Uganda using youth friendly services, Rights Based approach, focus groups, Adult-centered learning, Peer-to-Peer, Outreaches, table talks, Film & Health Education Talks.
Changing kids' lives with hip hop, education & art Every day that our centre is open, Tiny Toones engages and educates 100 kids from Phnom Penh's slums. We face a constant battle to raise money to pay our teacher's salaries, which are already very low. We provide a unique combination of hip hop, arts & education, reaching kids who dropped out or never went to school and risk falling into drugs, crime or lifelong poverty. While we've raised funds for rent and transport, teachers are our lifeblood and priority.
Help 1200 vulnerable children in rural Colombia This project will support the development of 1200 vulnerable children between 0 and 5 years old, providing support in nutrition, health, education, family integration and high quality day care services. These children will grow in safe and protective environments and will have the basis to grow healthy and develop their full potential.
Enteral Nutrition for tube-dependant children We eat to live. It is one of the most natural things we do every day. Yet, there are people who are unable do it the usual way because of an illness. The only means for them to receive essential elements is to take them in through the tube.  There are 100 children between 0 and 18 under the care of Vera Fund, to whom enteral nutrition delivered through the tube is the only possible way to eat. To provide the nutrition in this specific form, we spend the average of 11,500$ per month.
Empower 170 Malawian Girls to FINISH School AGE Africa's experiences shows that Career Guidance and Sexual and Reproductive Health Education are critical for ensuring poor girls can finish their high school educations.  In Malawi less than 7% of girls nationwide will finish high school, BUT 91% of AGE Africa's scholars finish all 4 years.  The difference?  AGE Africa's mentoring program gives young women the courage they need to act, achieve and self-advocate for their life choices, and the skills required to access opportunity.
Environmental education to argentinean children This project will provide environmental education through didactic workshops to 600 children from 5 to 8 years old in schools in  Argentina. Through these workshops the project will propose several activities in order to bring about such topics as the life cycle of plants and recycling and the relationship between them and the lives of children. The workshops focus its actions in promoting participation of children as agents of change in their homes in creating new habits of sustainability.
Help Homeless Get Jobs Chrysalis is a nonprofit organization in Los Angeles County that is dedicated to helping homeless and low-income individuals find and retain employment and get on a pathway to self-sufficiency.  Our philosophy is to offer a hand up, rather than a hand out, so that individuals acquire the necessary skills to reenter the workforce, including:  basic computers skills, resume writing and interview skills. When you support Chrysalis, you are helping to end the cycle of poverty and homelessness.
Tote Me Home - Food for Kids! Do you know that there are children in the United States that do not have enough food at home?  The families rely on the schools to provide the majority of their meals.  But what happens when they go home for the weekends?  The Collinsville Food Pantry has a program called Tote Me Home that sent 4,444 bags of food home during the 2017-18 school year with children who have been identified as food insecure by social workers.
Mental Health Outreach for Canadian Youth 14-24 Reach Out is an interactive Jeopardy-style game, which gets students into teams and challenges them to think about what they know and don't know about mental health issues and illnesses. The multi player game is delivered using a computer, data projector and speakers, and is embedded with music, videos and information about emotional health and mental well being. When we play Reach Out with young people, our aim is to initiate conversations about mental health, well being and help seeking.
WCC water project (Sierra Leone) WCC water project is  to provide clean drinking water to communities in the Eastern of (Freetown)Sierra leone. There is a desperate need of water supply in Sierra Leone. Young people have to walk 3 to 4miles everyday just to fetch water needed for their households. This will also help children and parents to enhance healthy child development, safe drinking water and strengthen community partnerships. The water Programme adds value to the overall development context by offering an alternative .
Protect 200 domestic / Abandoned children in Haiti This project plans to create a protective family environment for 200 vulnerable children who are victims of trafficking and / or abuse, in a situation of family separation and domesticities in the Department of Grand'Anse in Haiti.  Allow children in orphans and / or domestic servants to return to their biological families and return to school.  Raise the awareness of communities to contribute to the fight against family separation and violence against children.
A dignity kit,a lifeline to girls' stay in school The project seeks to provide dignity kits to 1600 adolescent girls in 3 public primary schools in Pap Onditi. The kit contain 3 sets of under wears, soap, a wash cloth and 2 packets of sanitary towels. The project will provide educative sessions to the girls on menstrual hygiene, protection, adolescences, sexual and reproductive health and gender based violence, linking them with local health service providers, thereby restoring the dignity of the girl and enabling her to focus on learning.
Profession for hundreds of young women in Uganda For 15 years, the Institute (in Zana district in Kampala), founded and led by Ms Nabulya Justin, has grown and since its establishment with 20 girls, it now helps 170 mothers  and young girls, part of whom have been subjected to the harsh sentence of AIDS. Thanks to the policy of the Institute - already trained and working girls are funding the qualification of the next who need a helping hand.
urgent!! help 800 people w Clean Water in Tagdicht With your help we can provide healthy, clean, and fresh water tagdicht issaguen villages in Morocco by building safe and accessible potable water wells. This allows grandparents to spend time with their families and for children to go to school and learn. Just imagine the endless benefits of having clean water. We can provide 800 people access to drinkable water. Please make a generous donation for these needy people. We can only meet this goal with your help.just Imagine waking up to no water
Bringing computing skills to children in Africa The TIV provides children in rural villages in Togo, Western Africa with computing skills and Internet access. It delivers facilites, equipment and training to help bridge the "Digital Divide".
Forever Homes for Abandoned Armenians Our project provides forever homes to abandoned Armenians with special needs who are over the age of 18.  We offer them an alternative to the former-Soviet psychiatric institutions after they have outgrown the orphanages.
Chez Wa The farm " Chez Wa" is an agro-pastoral initiative of the Association in memory of Prof. Walter Albisetti . It is located in a fertile area Adeta ( Kpalime ) and a provisional area of over 6 hectares of cultivable land. The project involves planting fruit trees, other trees  and breeding pigs for the purpose of generating activities to make funds available to poor people supported by Afagnan -Project Association. Beneficiaires of the projects will be the sick and the poor.
Send 15 Moroccan Orphans to vocational college ! The project will provide scholarship for 15 young orphans from our programs that have recently obtained their high school diploma.  The objective is to help them pursue their educational goals and achieve their dreams by enrolling in college of higher vocational studies, for a 2/3 years program. The scholarships program will empower these young people by removing the financial burdens associated with higher education and providing skill based support to enhence employability.
Electronic teaching aids for disabled children Our goal at Balajothi is the provide disabled children a caring environment where they can develop and grow into independent and confident adults. Our experience suggests that technology, especially devices like tablets and electronic toys can completely transform the way these children express themselves and interact with the world. With your help, we wish to equip our children and care-givers with these teaching aids.
Playgrounds for disabled children in Kyrgyzstan This project aims to change the lives of 60 children with disabilities by building two accessible playgrounds thus giving them the chance to play with their peers and be included in their communities.
Mobilizing 1000 students for Community Engagement A lot of the problems facing communities in Ghana result mostly from behavioral and attitudinal problems. These include indiscriminate disposal of waste and refuse, including food particles, poor sanitary and hygiene practices. The Research and Grant Institute of Ghana (REGIG) has successfully mobilized 50 students to undertake community engagement activities in four communities to change these behaviors. REGIG is scaling-up this initiative by mobilizing 1,000 students for community engagement.
Help Rural Indian Women Save for Education By providing financial literacy courses to women of Maharastra and Karnataka, Mann Deshi empowers women to save money and pay for their children’s education. Women can buy books and pay school fees.
21st Century Early Childhood Education Every child deserves to be nurtured body, mind, and soul. TeamChildren's cutting edge approach to early childhood education is bringing that to thousands of children in our region. Our partnership with Pequenos Pasos de Aspira preschool in Philadelphia, Pa is bringing new possibilities of high-quality early childhood education to every child regardless of their parents economic situation.
Vinnies NSW Christmas Appeal 2021 The Vinnies Christmas Appeal brings hope to those less fortunate in these uncertain times. Vinnies will provide material and emotional support to families experiencing immense hardship and struggling to feed their families, pay their bills and put toys under the tree at Christmas time. As the global pandemic continues to push people into poverty, your donation will make a difference in the life of those less fortunate.
" Play and Study Rooms for Vulnerable Children" Play is essential in the development of children. This project created as a didactic and educational PLAYROOM, serves more than 500 VULNERABLE children, in situations of abandonment, abuse or disability in Medellin-Colombia, children who need SAFE SPACES to play and learn. It includes educational material, games, meals and psychosocial support to stimulate physical and mental development, preventing risks to those who are exposed by their environment, risk of child labor, drugs and abuse.
Expanding Humane Education in Liberian Schools Animal abuse is very  rampant in Liberia. Animal welfare is seen as a new phenomenon. As a result, animals are treated as commodities with no regard to their sentiments.  Children are the future leaders who will also own and be in charged of animals, equipping them with knowledge about animal sentiment will inspire them to start to make a change for animals resulting in a brighter future for animals and humans. Humane education is also vital in childhood development. It promotes empowerment.
Protecting Pets In Domestic Violence According to the US Department of State, 8 million Americans live overseas. While it is unclear how many of these families have pets, we know that approximately 30% of the victims we serve have pets in their homes while domestic violence is taking place. That is about 150 pets per year that are exposed to and experiencing violence in the home. Each year we provide food, shelter, airline flights, crates, medical examinations and basic needs for dozens of pets.
Let's help farmers in Drought Affected areas Around 900 farmer suicides were reported in the eight districts of Marathwada region of Maharashtra State India, between January and October last year. Farmer suicides are not just due to crop failure or mounting debts, "There are several factors behind their suicide. It could be family pressure or illness, We started with helping the families of farmers who are drought affected since 2015. This help was initially at a personal level. The help package included a rice and wheat 5/kg and 10/kg etc
Combat Child Human Trafficking  in Cameroon The goal of the program is to prevent children from being sold into slavery by raising awareness among local communities about the rights of children and the threats posed by human traffickers.
Helping 20 Bedouin women start a cultural co-op Bedouins Without Borders wants to help preserve a dying heritage while generating sustainable jobs for 20 Bedouin women in Bethlehem. This project will set up a Bedouin Cultural Cooperative that will use local common materials (Sheepskin/wool/Silver/Bronze) to produce new innovative products while preserving the fading arts and designs of Bedouins. From raw materials to finished unique handmade made-to-order products sold online through a professional website and an interactive catalog.
T:>Care In solidarity and alliance, T:>Works establishes and administers T:>Care - a Creative Action Resilience Enabling initiative to support projects created and developed by women to make positive change in our communities. This year's projects include some of the causes and organisations that are featured in the Women of N.O.W. digital exhibition.
Haiti earthquake response: Rehab & Prosthetics On August 14, a 7.2 magnitude earthquake hit Haiti causing major damages in Les Cayes. As of August 20, the Haitian Civil Protection reports over 2,189 deaths and 12,268 injured. This devastation, which left 75,000 families without healthcare access, was aggravated by the rains brought by Tropical Storm Grace. Our goal is to provide primary care to the largest number of people needing rehabilitation and prosthetics. We will prioritize people with disabilities and delivery of life-saving supplies
Field office for unemployed people in South Africa This project creates a safe, reliable and visible field office / collection point for 100 unemployed day labourers  who wait on the side of the road for work.
Milford Hospice Specialised Palliative Care Fundraising plays an integral role in helping to improve and develop our In-patient and community based Specialist Palliative Care Services.  As a Registered Charity we depend upon the support and generosity of the public to help fund our much needed services
Community Poultry Farming Initiative Sierra Leone Two community income generation poultry in the Eastern and Northern Provinces. The project seeks to achieve the double bottom line of addressing the social and economic needs of selected communities using a sustainable agribusiness model that will create and accelerate employment and income generation for  youths and women while utilisutilising the complete value chain approach to ensure the business generates sufficient returns on investment.
Finish building the street children centre The street children centre is almost complete. 120 children need your help now. A donor will match up to $6,000 of your donations till December 1st, in addition to Global Giving’s match.
Give Prostheses to 35 Maimed Colombian War Victims United for Colombia will provide artificial limbs, orthopedic rehabilitation and psychological counseling to 35 maimed Colombian civilians who were injured due to landmines and/or unexploded devices.
A Place of Refuge; Chicago After School Center In America, nearly 11 million children are poor. As the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting recession continues to devastate the United States, children are facing the consequences of failed leadership. This project is a poverty alleviation program that aims to provide underserved children of all ages from the south side of the Chicago-land area with a range of after school programs.
Empowering Cambodian Girls with Health Education PROJECT G, as in G for Girls!! We are focused on bringing health education and sustainable menstrual solutions to girls in rural Cambodia.  Without basic hygiene education and sanitation, rural girls often miss many days of school ultimately dropping out. Partnering with Days for Girls, we provide safe, beautiful, long-lasting washable menstrual Kits along with our important health education. Our Kits are sewn locally in our sewing workshop in Siem Reap providing employment to local women
Give Colombia street children a life worth living The project will provide much needed housing, healthcare, nutrition, education, spiritual/human formation, for 50 (150 every year) street kids in Barranquilla, Colombia, to enable them to live a life worth living and to become change agents in our world. By contributing as little as $10, you can become a part of an amazing life story.
Mossuril Museum of Slavery's Nursery School 85% of Mossuril's 144,000 people are under 25. With 65% illiteracy, no nursery school or youth training and over 80% unemployment,  this rural part of Mozambique needs help.   The ruin of its former slave prison will become multi-functional as a museum of slavery and a nursery school for 50 local under 5s.  And it will also host computer lessons for women and girls as well as a craft center for disadvantaged youths.
TYJF Back to School Drive Our Back to School drive will assist families in with children with special needs living in Long Island and Queens, NY. Families with children with special needs often face difficult times and by supplying them with the necessary school supplies this gives the children the confidence they need to have a successful school year. Our goal is to reach over 300 children this year.
Education & Health for 2,500 in Bangkok Slum Established in 1988, the CDCC (Concordia Day Care & Community Center) has been serving 2,500 people in the Bangna Slum in outer Bangkok for nearly 30 years. Comprehensive community outreach includes day care for 60 kids, after school and Saturday classes for 100 kids, elder care for 40 people, and public health, vocational training, and other as-needed support for all 2,500 slum residents. The CDCC empowers children and adults in the slum to achieve their full potential through education.
Education of Tamil War Affected Students Tamil community in North and East of Sri Lanka was left with empty hands at the end of civil war. Needs of the community is much higher than the resources available. Most of the affected students found to be from women-headed families struggling to survive and educate their children. We have identified eligible university and grade school students to receive supplemental education funds and attend leaders of tomorrow workshops organized by NOW-WOW
Support Self-employed Women through COVID19 crisis This project support 50 disadvantaged women from Roma community self employed whom are hardest impacted during the pandemic. Main women-led businesses are second hand clothes trade and tailoring. While facing lack of income to provide for their families, access to support and loans - this project will provide second hand clothes packages, textile for tailoring and mentoring to diversify trade products in order to respond to PostCOVID19 shift in market demand.
Transform Children's Lives Through Hip Hop Therapy We believe that music is the glue that connects us all--we are all healed and transformed by music. Since 2004, Beats Rhymes and Life, BRL, has been using Hip Hop Therapy to address trauma among urban youth. Youth living in urban environments experience traumatic stress at rates higher than soldiers returning from combat. But unlike soldiers, children in the inner city never leave the combat zone. We need your help to offer Hip Hop Therapy to 150 youth.
Soccer Program for 250 Youths in Haiti (HS4D) This project aims to build 1 soccer field in the village of Lebrun and equip 250 youths in Haiti with soccer gear, promote healthy lifestyle, peer-to-peer training, and youth empowerment.
Education for 36,000 sickle cell in Kinshasa Step1 It is a management school sickle cell victims of discrimination, stigma and school late due to absenteeism or for repeated or prolonged hospitalization or incapacity of parents to provide school fees for impoverished by disease their children .
Help a Child Finish School in Rural Argentina This project focuses on providing assistance to the rural high school at Pampa Sena, which participates in the Schooling Program. More than 60 students attend the school, which was founded in 2011. Your contribution will enable us to improve the conditions in which the children study, with improvements to the school building, workshops and improved quality of education, working alongside the teachers.
Build victory gardens for 500 Ethiopian households Water will be harvested and 500 households trained annually in victory garden to grow fruits and vegetables for food and cash income. The idea will be disseminated to other villages through gardening clubs.
Donate health to 40 low-income Venezuelan migrant Colombia registers the highest number in its history as a host country for Venezuelan immigrants. Most of them come into the country illegally, making it almost impossible to access basic healthcare among other necessities. Even though the Covid-19 crisis has worsened everyone's situation, in 2020 Patronato Foundation had 37 Venezuelan beneficiaries who received 219 health related services. Help us keep providing comprehensive health-care services, to immigrant children from Venezuela.
Supply SOLAR Power to 90 families in remote China In a remote village in Qinghai, 130 children and their families use wood and dung as their fuel for cooking, heating and boiling water. In a barren environment, collecting these items is time consuming and a burden usually for the women and children. In the evenings, children study using butter or kerosene lamps, and candles. The local government has done much to help remote villages with infrastructure, but it is agreed SOLAR PANELS will improve health, save time, and help the children study.
drill boreholes for 12 communities in Nigeria The project will drill boreholes and cut off the frequency of  deaths of children in our communities that are related to unsafe water, mainly through infectious diarrhea.