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POCT (GROWTH) Project It's terrible to become institutionalized orphan in Russia. 
We can not change their past, but through education we can try and change their future.
Wherever they are, we reach out and teach.
Primary Education to150refugee children in Kampala This project seeks to offer specific orientation programs to 150 refugee children and prepare them to join the Universal Primary Education which was set up by the Uganda government. The project will offer information to refugee parents about the schools, Support refugee children who have no parents and connect them to schools, teach the English language to refugee children before they are taken to school and advocate for their social well being in Kampala.
Personalized Medicine: We Look to the Future 1 patient out of 2 still dies of cancer nowadays. With the right financial and human means, it is now technically possible to significantly reduce this rate. 
Institut Gustave Roussy has initiated a program called "Cancer Revolution 2013+" in order to cure more people, more quickly thanks to personalized medicine.
Our approach is clear: finding how to give the right treatment to the right patient, at the right dosage and at the right time, while preserving their quality of live.
Kyaninga Inclusive Model School Kyaninga Inclusive Model School (KIMS) enables Children with Disabilities (CWDs) in Western Uganda to receive the wonderful gift of a high quality, life changing education, alongside children without disabilities, in the knowledge that inclusion widens horizons, promotes understanding and develops empathy in all children. Simultaneously KIMS trains teachers to become leaders in inclusive education and champions for children with disability and their families.
Support very vulnerable MIGRANT WOMEN in Bulgaria This project will support migrant women who have numerous vulnerabilities that need to be addressed such as health issues, being single parents, the risk of trafficking and exploitation, limited access to the labour market due to residency status, childcare responsibility, etc.  CLA Voice in Bulgaria will provide legal aid and it will play a significant role of a mediator between the different stakeholders that should be engaged in supporting vulnerable women or victims of violence in Bulgaria.
Empower 100 Girls in NYC with Education and Sport Figure Skating in Harlem provides low-income girls of color from some of New York City's most under-resourced neighborhoods with critical access to educational, fitness and leadership development programming.   Over the course of its 24 year history, Figure Skating in Harlem has a strong track record of providing effective academic, leadership and fitness programming that helps girls reach their fullest potential.
Support the self-determination for women in Gulu Volunteer Action Network (Vac-Net) provides microfinance and educational opportunities to women recovering from brutal violence and poverty in northern Uganda. Our goal is poverty alleviation, increased human and food security and women's empowerment. Our intervention focuses on three areas in addition to economic development: literacy, leadership and health, as a way of addressing the systemic inequities that women face in post-conflict environment.
Create 24 Refugee Centers in Sri Lanka Provide relief and rehabilitation services for affected communities in the southern coastal belt of Sri Lanka
Gray Whales Count - The 2014 Count The 2014 Count, conducted by community volunteers, UCSB student interns, a Research Assistant, and the Project Coordinator (affectionately referred to as Counters), will collect and analyze observational data on the marine mammals of the Santa Barbara Channel, including, but not limited to, the migration of Gray whales and their related environment. This is conducted at Counter Point on the Coal Oil Point Reserve, Goleta. The observation area is a newly implemented Marine Protected Area.
Emergency Relief for Vanuatu after Cyclone Pam Cyclone Pam has caused widespread devastation to the tiny islands of Vanuatu affecting over 200,000 people. GVI has close ties with Vanuatu and its people, following 7 years of working with local partners in this incredible country. The full extent of the damage is still being assessed and all donations to this fund will be used directly on the ground by the partners of GVI in their emergency support and relief efforts.
Transforming Maternal & Child Health in Myanmar This year, the project will provide training in life-saving midwifery skills to Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs) in 24 remote villages in western Myanmar through a team of local trainers which has been developed over the last 2 years of the project. This will provide support to a further 180 women each year in pregnancy and childbirth and will facilitate a sustainable change in knowledge, attitude and practice surrounding maternal and neonatal care in rural Chin State, Myanmar.
Help Children Reach Hospital Rachel House provides home-based palliative care for children living with HIV and cancer in the poorest areas in Jakarta. Many of our patients often need hospitalisation for further treatments. Their abject poverty means that not only is transportation costs to the hospitals prohibitive, food and sustenance during the time the child is hospitalised are also not affordable. We seek your support for our patients and their families during this most challenging time of their lives.
Passive Solar Classrooms for Himalayan Children This project will build the first Early Childhood Development (ECD) center serving 80 children of ages 2-6 years in the high altitude valley (4200 m) of Dho Tarap, Dolpo in western Nepal. The earthquake resistant classrooms will be built using passive solar technology to withstand the cold harsh winters, enabling the ECD center to operate for the full calendar year and tackle the challenge of 6 month gap in early education for young children.
Nutritional Monitoring of patients with cancer Assuring nutritional excellence service children and adolescents during and after cancer treatment, reducing the rate of clinical complications and mortality during and after cancer treatment.   Prevent and treat the malnutrition; Improve response immunolgical onconlogy treatment; Increase the body's tolerance to specific treatment;Keep a normal pattern of growth and development of age; Improve the quality of life; Work to increase the cure rate; Contribute in clinical nutrition and cancer
Educate 160 Rural South African Youth Sumbandila's Holiday School mission is to enrich the lives of 160 rural South African children by providing a student-centered learning environment, access to world-class educational resources and intense psychosocial support.
The Uganda Books for Kids Project This project is going to provide books and pens and other scholastic supplies to support the schooling of disadvantaged children in Uganda
Rise Up for 424 Teachers in Southern Haiti Hope for Haiti supports salary subsidies and professional learning communities for 424 educators in 24 southern Haiti communities. 186 educators will meet in three workshops to study assessment, lesson planning, and self-reflection together in their native Haitian Kreyol. This project will strengthen local community institutions and empower student achievement for over 7,000 schoolchildren, catalyzing generational change and creating opportunities across the region.
Feed a Community in Paraguay The project will help strengthen the community, offering them elements that help the families, providing them a better living, avoiding the displacement of their land.
LGBTQ Youth and Families across Connecticut True Colors is now in its 25th anniversary year. In 2017 alone, we served more than 12,000 LGBTQ youth, and their teachers, social workers, clinicians, clergy, peers and family members.  Imagine the difference donors have allowed us to make over the last quarter century.  Training, mentoring, youth leadership, the largest LGBTQ youth conference in the country, these donor supported activities have changed kids lives - all in pursuit of our mission: making the world safe for LGBTQ youth
Casa Mosqoy: Build Housing for Peruvian Students This project aims to purchase land and construct Casa Mosqoy, a student-housing dormitory for youth participants of the Mosqoy program. Mosqoy supports marginalized youth from rural regions of the Andean mountains of Peru to study at post-secondary educational institutions in the city of Cusco. Here, they will pursue the career of their dreams.
Skilled and Educated Children for Better Bosnia We will develop an online platform that serves as a free, educational hub in the areas of science, technology, robotics, programming, and engineering, to enable children in B&H to access the best available educational materials in their own language. Educational materials will include translation of world-class videos, lectures, courses, tutorials, fun and science games, and experiments, as well as educational materials produced by B&H students, schools and experts.
Teacher Training Programme Our Teacher Training project will improve the quality of teaching at Roko 20 Academy shifting beliefs and attitudes and focusing on the new Competency Based Curriculum with workshop intensive teacher training, coaching and follow-up support to ensure implementation in the classroom.
Marymead Christmas Appeal 2015 Marymead supports nearly 2,000 children, young people and families by providing a range of high quality, innovative support services. Christmas is a special time, and many of the families we support will experience significant challenges over the Christmas period.  We exist to support those who have experienced the trauma of family violence, child abuse and neglect. Your support this Christmas provides essential items such as gifts and non perishable items for children and families.
Help Adolescent Girls (15-24) Develop Businesses TechnoServe’s Young Women in Enterprise (YWE) program is equipping adolescent girls in Nairobi slums with the skills and support they need to build successful businesses and transform their lives.
Cultivate Plants- Cultivate Peace in Ethiopia Ethiopia is currently from hope to conflict.Hope of the people overshadowed by a war, Ethnic conflict, socio-political instability& land dispute, Also Youth unemployment, food security & environmental degradation a remaining challenge & has the potential to further exacerbate existing instability. MHO is fascinated to help build a peaceful community through educative actions that includes school Entrepreneurship, plant of fruit, trees & vegetable gardens while promoting culture of peace values
Safe, Sustainable Water for 8,000 people in Uganda This Water Missions International project provides 8,000 people (an entire village) with safe, sustainable water and health and hygiene training in rural Naminya, Uganda, Africa.
Appeal for those affected in Mindanao Earthquake The Philippine Red Cross aims to continue our goals in supporting the most vulnerable - those affected by the recent quakes in Mindanao. 75,000 families are displaced and residing under temporary shelters.  Help us help them! We need your support now!  #MindaNOW
Send Migrant Burmese and Thai Children to School This project provides free primary education and vocational skills training to 200 Burmese and Thai hill tribe children who could otherwise not attend school and are at risk of being trafficked.
Brighter Future For Australian Indigenous Youths Several projects are trying to tackle the social gap among the Indigenous people in Australia. Our project is focused on the youths of Indigenous communities in Australia. These youths face many issues that lead to them dropping out education and/or ending up in the criminal justice system. Working with them our objective is to enhance their skills through ways they can relate and helping them to become ambassadors for change within their community and Australia.
From hovel to home This project will build a modest home to replace a dilapidated shack.   The photo here is a sample of a home needing replacement.    Rain enters through both the roof and the walls, variously made of plastic, rotted metal and cornstalks.   Families have no choice but to sleep each night on the dirt or mud floor.  Guatemala Housing Alliance needs your help to build healthy and secure homes.
Help build a better future for kids in Brazil! We develop our activities in country towns in the state of Sao Paulo, contributing directly to the integral development of children and teenagers, aiming at the improvement of social indicators, especially those related to low professional qualification, drug addiction, early pregnancy and school dropout.
JAC's COVID Conversion For Its ReEntry Clinics! JAC first went virtual to provide our legal services to people with criminal records during COVID-19, but found that lack of internet and cell phone access were barriers for many. We then took the clinic outside. Now, with vaccinations up and the weather too hot to operate outside, we are moving back inside.  Your support will help us secure adequate PEP, space to socially distance, technology for paperless sign in, and other adjustments necessary to provide our services as safely as possible!
Fellow Mortals--Compassion Changes Everything Fellow Mortals provides compassionate and professional care for injured and orphaned animals brought to the hospital by the public.  We do not charge for our services, so they are available to all.  Whether songbird or swan, eagle or rabbit, squirrel or deer--each  individual receives the same quality of care.  Every life is valued.  Over 50,000 wild animals of 150 species have received care since 1985, with the majority successfully returned to the wild.
Help migrant workers and daily wagers in India In response to the COVID-19 crisis, SRLC has launched many initiatives in the US and India to help those who have lost their jobs - health care workers, migrant workers, daily wagers, stranded animals, and anyone affected by the crisis. While it may not change the whole world, it surely will change someone's whole world, and as a part of a global family, such an impact goes a long way.
Empowering 240 self-help groups in Gulu Many households in Northern Uganda still suffer from the effects of the two-decade civil war. The project will empower groups around the Karin health centers through projects that enable households to become self-reliant. These projects include modern dairy farming, microloans, artisan training, Bio-sand filter safe water, value chain management, energy saving stoves, etc..Empowered households will be able to take care of their health, send their children to school and increase local incomes.
Educate 540 children in rural Tamil Nadu Educating tomorrow's generation today - many children in rural Tamil Nadu drop out of school for various reasons. With your help we will be able to reach out to children - under achievers within the age group of 5 to 15 by providing them free supplemental learning - enriching their knowledge in local language (Tamil), English, and Maths The project will cover 3 villages, with a children's library, and 3 learning centers each, reaching a total of 540 children in rural Tamil Nadu.
Fiji Cyclone Disaster Response For over five months All Hands Volunteers has been working hard to provide immediate assistance to communities in Fiji affected by category 5 Cyclone Winston.  To date we have been able to provide household emergency hygiene and sanitation solutions in over 18 different villages. This intervention is crucial in order to prevent the spread of life-threatening disease, but with 28,000 homes damaged or destroyed, the needs are still great.
Mentoring Young Adults in Uganda into Innovators Mentoring 15 Ugandan young adults into innovators who are highly skilled and who have experienced positive life-changing awakening processes that will lead them to rational  analyses of their own attitudes and actions; and of the existing social, cultural, economic and political relationships in their communities. Their experiential learning from the analyses will motivate them to take action against poverty and improve standards of living for at least 150 people living in 30 Ugandan households.
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT TO DISABILITY PUPILS -TANZANIA Children with disability are facing a lot of challenges regarding to health, education, shelter and other social benefits. This is due to the fact that these children are coming from poor families.  Through this project 79 children with disabilities have been identified which will be the beneficiaries from the project. This project will support children with disability with education materials like Translation Machine, sign Language dictionaries, Dining hall and facilities.
McKinley Barrier Free Park Curing ignorance through play, the Fraser First Booster Club was formed in 2010, with the goal to raise funds to build Fraser and Macomb County's first-of-it's kind barrier-free park and playground. Once completed, this innovative and inclusive play environment will be specifically designed to meet the needs of children with sensory, development & physical challenges. The benefits of barrier-free play include fostering physical and cognitive strengths, decision-making abilities for all children.
Eco Technology for Indigenous Families in Mexico IRRI will train indigenous families to adopt low-cost, practical green technologies for clean water, sanitation, and renewable energy. This will improve their health and protect the environment.
Educate and Shelter Children in Red Light District New Light is a night shelter/creche (care center) that protects young girls, children and women at high risk in one of the oldest red light districts of Kolkata in West Bengal, India. This area houses sex workers from the city and neighboring countries like Nepal and Bangladesh. New Light also operates a home where girls are safe from potential danger. Providing education, health care, legal aid and shelter from the harsh reality of the streets is crucial in changing the course of their lives.
Greater Cleveland Food Bank The Food Bank is, and will continue, to do everything we can to provide everyone in our community with the nutritious food they need to stay healthy during the COVID-19 crisis - but we need your help to feed children, families, seniors, and other hard-working neighbors struggling with hunger.
Seek Out and Stop Child Trafficking (S.O.S.) In some of the poorest regions of Southeast Asia, girls are being trafficked, enslaved, and exploited. Using a comprehensive approach to protecting children at risk, the S.O.S. Initiative aims to Seek Out and Stop trafficking before another child is taken.
Support a Small Charity? Why Not Support 8,175? Every charity has to start somewhere. Skills and knowledge required to start and run a charity are diverse and often inaccessible. So in 2007 Patrick Cox, our Founder, had a simple but exceptional idea- a Small Charities Coalition to share skills and resources between charities through collaboration and partnerships. We have now facilitated 352 supporter-small charity matches, free training, a helpline and online resources. But we've only just begun. Support 8,175 small charities today.
Help 750 child labourers go to school, not work Education is the basic need for a better future. However, over 33 million children in India, between the ages of 5 & 18 years, work as child labourers at tea stalls, factories, construction sites and even as domestic help. Not only are they deprived of the opportunity to go to school and chase their dreams but are also vulnerable to abuse and exploitation. CRY works to ensure that such children go to school instead of work so that they have a better future. But we cannot do this without YOU.
Bishop Moore Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Charlene, Sofia, Lindsay, and Drew from Bishop Moore High School have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Street children: from voiceless to vocal It is estimated there are 100 million street children across the world yet it is still a challenge to get policy makers to recognize these children exist, let alone that street children themselves should play a key role in informing the level and type of support they receive. The Consortium for Street Children brings together global policy and grassroots action to inform and support each other.
Literacy & health course for 40 untouchable women This project will help untouchable families to prevent disease transmission by providing training in hygiene and health care to 40 women earning bare subsistence cleaning toilets and raw sewage.
Safety for Women and Girls of Color Defending women's safety and addressing gender-based violence has been a priority of the Ms. Foundation for Women since its founding. In the 1970s, we were one of the first funders of domestic violence shelters and sexual-assault hotlines. We support organizations that work to end all forms of gender-based violence, especially towards women and girls of color.
Training leaders in Zimbabwe's Deaf Community How can a deaf person be a confident leader? 30 young deaf men and women from urban and rural Manicaland Province in Zimbabwe will be reached through workshops to develop their confidence, problem solving, planning, team building and facilitation skills. You gift will enable deaf men and women to lead community groups and other deaf young people in livelihoods training and information sharing, increasing visibility and value of deaf people in the society.
K2K Coffee - Kenyan Coffee Supports Kenyan Kids In continuation of our longstanding partnership, Junction Coffee and Prelude Coffee Roasters has created this special roast of Kenyan coffee.  The proceeds go towards supporting Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC's) in Western Kenya who have been orphaned due to HIV and AIDS. Money from this Kenyan coffee will help Kenyan kids grow to be self-sufficient adults! One bag supports one child for one month.  To partner with us in this cause you can give a one-time gift or give a monthly donation!
Flood relief for 1,000 households in Bangladesh An estimated 1.5 million people have been affected by the flood, followed by days of heavy rainfall. Over 600,000 people have already been impacted in Kurigram district alone, 9,000 houses have been destroyed, another 12,000 seriously damaged and harvests have been devastated. Friendship has taken measures to support the affected people through food relief, shelter, health care and other support. The overall aim of this project is to help 20,000 households living in misery in northern Bangladesh
Help Maryline and Maklin graduate! The Asherah Foundation offers scholarships to outstanding women from all over the world who have survived civil wars, extreme poverty, forced marriages, and discrimination, among others. Since 2017, respectively 2018, we are supporting the dreams of Maryline and Maklin, two women from Liberia and Yemen, who want to bring change into their communities through education. After partially financing their school for the past years, it is vital to help them graduate and achieve their goals.
Provide Quality Education to 200 Children This project will provide quality education to 200 children in the impoverished area of rural South Africa through Early Childhood Development, After- school enrichment classes in Math, English and computer literacy and access to Scholarships. Each child receives 2 nutritious meals on a daily basis. All ages of learners are welcome to enter the program to become well educated and empowered adults.