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Safe Home Childbirth in Rural Tibet Most women in Tibet give birth at home without access to emergency care or materials and training needed to prevent infection and hemorrhage. We have been working for 12 years in Eastern Tibet to provide a clinic, trained doctors and midwives, and community health educators who teach safe home birth messages, give out clean birthing kits and document birth outcomes. We will pay health workers' salaries for 1 year, provide training and supplies to reduce infant mortality & purchase an ambulance.
Response to Tropical Cyclone Pam in Vanuatu Tropical Cyclone Pam made landfall on Vanuatu and the capital island of Efate with a population of 66,000. The capital city of Port Vila suffered a direct hit by the storm, which was the equivalent of a Category 5 hurricane. This is the strongest storm to make landfall since Super Typhoon Haiyan hit the Philippines in 2013, and the humanitarian impact is expected to be high. UNICEF is reporting that the full force of Pam was dramatically worse than had been initially predicted.
Give disadvantaged UK families respite breaks ATD Fourth World works with people in the UK living in long-term poverty. Many experience social exclusion, poor housing, lack of education, ill health and other related issues. This project will provide respite breaks, a Christmas party and Summer Fun Day for struggling families. It will give people a chance to take a break from their daily lives, spend time with others experiencing the same, share problems and solutions and spend valuable quality time with their children.
Empowering Young Women Leaders in Yemen To overcome cultural attitudes, patriarchal structures and social barriers which restricts women's role in society, Partners trains women to play leadership roles in their communities, to overcome conflict, start new businesses, and return to education. We have already trained 75 women like Lima (see video) who recruited a further 800 female volunteers who went on to host 8,000 community meetings reaching 127,000 women in rural Yemen. Help us train more women leaders like Lima. Donate now.
"Speak Volume With Your Action" Campaign In Nigeria, evidence has shown that laws alone have not been successful in preventing sexual violence and increasing access to justice. Hence, the need for a survivor-centred and community approach would touch hearts and stimulate reflections that lead to tangible actions and improve the SGBV response. We want to continue to create awareness by showcasing survivor stories through an art exhibition, particularly to amplify and give voice to women and girls who have lost theirs due to abuse.
Digital Trash Mapping of Albania In the last 4 years Green Line Albania as initiator of Let's Clean Albania in One Day Civic Movement, managed to organise 7 national cleanup actions in Albania. We engaged more than 1.000.000 volunteers, by bringing together communities, students, volunteers, central and local government, business community, media and many other stakeholders & collecting 60.000 tons of urban waste. All this cleanup actions have served as a factor of change in Albania, addressing the Trash Culture in all levels!
Educate a Marginalized Inner-City Child Christel House Academy (CHA) is a public charter school working with low-income students in inner-city Indianapolis. For many inner-city students, the obstacle to education is not ability, but lack of opportunity. With your support, CHA will equip children with life-changing education, as well as regular health care, daily nutrition, and character / life skills development at Christel House Schools.
Support 125 Vulnerable Children in Zimbabwe Zara's Center (www.zarascenter.org) is an after-school safe haven for over 125 AIDS orphans and vulnerable children in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. 65% of Zara's children have lost at least one parent, most to HIV/AIDS-related complications, and more than half of Zara's children live with extended family.   The Center provides twice daily meals, academic enrichment, medical care, work training, recreation, and artistic development in Emganwini Township.
UNITED WE FEED MORE CHILDREN IN HONDURAS UNITED we feed more children in Honduras affected by COVID - 19.  This initiative seeks to bring food and hygiene products to 2,000 children and their families affected by the emergency of COVID -19 in Honduras. The preventive measure of absolute curfew has affected families who live thanks to the income they receive daily from activities linked to the informal economy.
Help Abused Young Women get Justice in Leeds Thousands of children and young women are affected by abuse - be that domestic violence, sexual abuse, forced marriage, honour based violence or stalking - and despite the taboo being lifted, it is often still kept secret, with victims and children remaining in dangerous situations, living in terror. We will give them a personal attack alarm, and help get them to court to give evidence, giving them safe and secure lives to make a positive contribution to each other and the community.
Gift a Smile to 54 Cleft Children in Karnataka Trinity Care Foundation plans to provide free surgeries for Cleft children who hail from the poorest sections of society in Karnataka State, also providing the children with speech therapy and further treatments. Your donation helps to provide free reconstructive surgeries and emotional counseling to support these children and their families.
Support Pakistan's Disaster Affected Communities CDRS provides emergency relief and mobile medical teams in times of disaster, then supports remote and rural villages with sustainable healthcare services. Our facilities provide primary and preventive care, with a mother-child focus. Lives are saved everyday by having on-site, round-the-clock urgent care facilities, a well-stocked pharmacy. On-going patient education and speciality camps help address chronic conditions and improve the quality of life for disaster affected families
Educate and Empower 300 rural girls Sierra Leone Youth Help works with girls to excel extreme poverty, gender-based violence, and stop early child marriage, gain socio-economic empowerment and better health. Girls sponsored will access education, mentoring and power to drive change in their communities. To achieve the above, provision will be in the form of scholarships/fees, clothing and food at home, access to information and communication on girl-child education, ending child marriages, gender-based violence and learning for over 300 girls.
Improve English skills for 100 Immigrants in IL This project will assist 100 immigrants to learn how to speak, read and write English to integrate into their new homes.  The greatest barriers to integration and increasing household income for immigrant communities is the lack of English skills.  The Indo-American Center works with community members by providing literacy and civics classes, enrolling individuals in our workforce development program and assisting with job search and job placement at no cost to the individuals and families.
Rebuilding Buyani Secondary School Villages in Chara were destroyed in the ethnic clashes of 2012. Fearing for their lives, the villagers fled before returning to rebuild their lives in the mid 2013. Buyani Secondary School was burnt down. The school resumed in September 2013 with 27 students, down from over 200. This has since risen to over 100. The school needs a generator for students to study at night, a multipurpose room, sports equipment, and funds for students to participate in regional competitions and study trips.
Semi-Permanent Roofing and Apprenticeship Program ConPRmetidos, along with Heart 9/11 and the University of the Sacred Heart, have agreed to partner in a project to repair or replace damaged roofs in the communities of Playita and Cantera Peninsula in Puerto Rico using volunteers provided by HEART 9/11 and apprentices recruited by Sacred Heart. The Program contains three components: (1) damage assessment and inventory; (2) recruitment, training, and management of fifteen apprentices; and (3) installation of fifty semi-permanent roofs.
Build a workshop for 20 children with disabilities Our program is designed to provide kids and young adults with cognitive disabilities the opportunity to receive proper education. To do so, we need your help as our infrastructure is not suited to the needs of our students; this will enable us to provide a better service and increase the number of our students. In Bogota 2.36% of the population is born with a cognitive disability, and only 0.13% of them have access to education.
Summer School for Children without Parents The Summer School aims to help the social integration of young people in the world outside of school and the foster care, to develop their abilities to adapt and to face new situations, as well as to improve their academic results. The duration of the summer school is 3 weeks and there will be classes in the main subjects, taught at school, as well as experiential learning activities in the afternoon.
Nyakalado  Rural School for Needy Children This project has built a school to provide primary education for 300 neediest rural orphans and girls who have no hope of getting the least  education in their lives because of their poor backgrounds.
We received a grant and together with the community contribution,we constructed a-4 classroom block to access the poor children to education. 
We have no means to provide 100 classroom desks, furniture for the teachers, food for the children , Stationery and Installing  lightening arrestors .
Free Cleft Surgery for 400 Poor Children in Brazil Smile Train is dedicated to helping the hundreds of thousands of children in Brazil who suffer from unrepaired cleft lips & palates by providing free surgery. They will get a new smile, new hope.
Provide quality education to 1750 youth in Panama Ensena por Panama (Teach for Panama) trains and supports young professionals, placing them in at-risk schools for two years, building their capacity to improve educational outcomes and to lead students and communities toward empowerment and self-efficacy.
Safe Shelter & Education for 15 Girls in Thailand This shelter home and education support program protects and prevents at-risk girls from being exploited and trafficked through a highly traversed border area in Northern Thailand. 15 girls receive shelter protection, government school education, life skills development training, nutritious homemade meals, and family outreach services.
Leadership workshop for local development Guatemala is one of the poorest countries in the region, and one of the countries with the smallest state structures in the world. This results in an absent state in the majority of the country territory, and many of the most basic needs unattended. The depicted situation is not new but the irruption of the COVID-19 pandemic has aggravated the social urgent needs. With our workshop we seek to empower rural communities to develop local solutions for local challenges.
GlobalGiving - China Recovery and Rebuilding Fund Support long-term rebuilding and recovery efforts in Sichuan.  In the aftermath of the disaster, GlobalGiving will work with organizations who are identifying solutions based on local needs.
Empower Entrepreneurs Throughout Colombia In Colombia, more than 12.7 million people live on less than $2 a day and only 2.5 percent are using microfinance services.  Opportunity Colombia's vision is to provide stable financial systems as a way to reduce unemployment, social unrest and violence in the country.
Give children with Autism in Turkey an education Tohum Autism Foundation, a Turkish based organization, opened a school for children with Autism in 2006. There was an enormous need for such a school where currently 126 students are enrolled.

Turkey is among the countries with the biggest need in this sense. The percentage of special needs students is about 1% in Turkey whereas it is 3-6% in Europe. This means that great majority of special needs children, many with autism, cannot receive special education services in Turkey.
The Pongo Fund Pet Food Bank The Pongo Fund is Oregon's Pet Food Bank. Because hungry people have hungry pets. We work for the day when no dog or cat goes hungry or ends up in a shelter simply because their families cannot afford to keep them fed. By providing both emergency pet food supplies and spay-neuter assistance to struggling families, we succeed in reducing shelter populations and keeping people and their pets together.
Give second chance for 100 rescue animals in India This project will facilitate the care and maintenance of rescue animals housed in a sanctuary located in Coimbatore, India. The sanctuary offers permanent home to 100 rescue animals that have been either victims of road traffic accidents or handicapped due to lack of vision or hearing because of old age that prevent them from being rehabilitated elsewhere. These animals that have overcome great hardship, pain and trauma need a life-time of care and support to lead happy and fulfilled lives.
Towards New Life for 5000 Filipino Sex Survivors Through 6 "Belen Drop in Centers," 3 "Nazareth Growth Homes," and 2 "Bethany Transition Homes," survivors of incest, rape and the sex trade are ministered to for healing, leading to a new life.
Help 286 Mexican teenagers to stay in school A large number of young people in Monterrey drop out school because they don't have the economic means to buy school material, they have transportation difficulty or live in families that think that they should work instead of going to school. For this reason, Caritas de Monterrey provides, courses in human development and values, psychological and economic help to young people that live in a condition of  high vulnerability economic , so they can stay in school and finish their studies.
Beirut Explosion Response On Tuesday August 4, two explosions took place in a warehouse in the port of Beirut, causing death, injury, and destruction of homes. Many are seeking emergency support.  Through our community-led approach, our teams are responding immediately with relief for survivors, including food, hygiene kits, masks to protect from toxic fumes, and transit for families to reach shelter outside of Beirut.
School Scholarships for Vulnerable Youth This project provides high school and elementary school scholarships for youth and vocational training for uneducated teenagers.
Give In-School Music Classes to Los Angeles Youth ETM-LA serves over 15,000 disadvantaged students with weekly, yearlong music classes at no cost.  We provide music teachers, instruments, and guidance for schools to sustain the program
Love for Loro: Kids Helping Kids, Across the Globe Love for Loro is a year-long (2017) drive to put hard-rubber shoes on the feet of kids/teens in rural Uganda to protect them from parasites. Led by kids in Austin, TX, we have already raised $25K toward our goal, $35K, via bake sales, flower sales, lemonade stands, and more. That translates to over 1K pairs of shoes. But, we still need over 500 pairs! By giving, you'll personally provide shoes and menstrual care to kids/teens at Loro Primary School. Menstrual kits were delivered to Loro in June!
Global Warming Awareness To 10 Villages in India This project will build a clean and green environment in our service villages providing supply of saplings and critical recycling support services to people in 10 villages in rural south India.  Environmental awareness through education and experience will be sponsored and monitored. 500 people will be the target, and they will spread the message far and wide.  Efforts at growing trees and fortressing atmosphere will be made through propagation of ideals of organic farming, health and hygiene.
Education materials for children in Latin America We provide free education to over 1000 children in 11 primary and secondary schools in Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Ecuador and Peru. Basic education is free in these countries but nothing else. We provide good education and all the extras completely free of charge, everyone deserves the right to free education and that includes all the materials necessary to provide it.

We want to continue to provide pens, paper, pencils, art materials, books, text books, everything completely free.
Support A Child's Education in Jordan The pandemic has left children unable to meet their educational needs, when school shifted online. Lack of access to the internet and online learning courses increase the risks of children dropping out of school. The community led tutoring project aims to address the gaps in the education system by providing free and accessible tutoring. Tutoring will be organized in the afternoons and early evenings, five days a week at CRP's community centers.
GIVE THESE CHILDREN LIVE WITH CLEAN DRINKING WATER (DNPG) have recognize the need of help to build a small water project to maintain and protect natural source of water with a collection chamber and solar pump with substructure for the tank and water pipe as well as all necessary material around the project that everything is completely installed and the clean water for all from the line trickles. A good source of water over a drilled Borehole, situated in Jarra Barra Kunda on the arabic school.
Make a Difference to Healthcare in Rural Nepal Lalit, the first Doctors for Nepal student to graduate as a doctor in 2013, is dedicated to working in remote villages. Lalit is an excellent doctor but needs more training: 90% of rural hospitals in Nepal have no consultants and this lack of senior doctors is felt in these areas. Lalit is from a remote village and with doctors' pay in Nepal lowest amongst Asian countries, and postgraduate training costing $50,000 he cannot progress without our help. His education could save thousands of lives.
Project Anchor- for adolescent victims of abuse Project Anchor is a trauma recovery program that is focused on helping female sexual assault victims who are between the ages of 12-18 years old. This program includes individual and group sessions that are centered on expressing emotions, boosting self-esteem, and teaching resourceful coping skills. Anchor facilitators utilize various methods such as art, games, and other hands on activities aimed at increasing protective factors against already existing risk factors for young survivors.
Cancer school program detects cancer early in SA Our cancer school programme educates students about the importance of detecting cancer early and how to support cancer patients in their communities. Education is the best weapon against cancer, which lacks due to the diverse society in South Africa, where cultural taboos, stigmas and a lack of knowledge about the subject is plentiful. One student's educational goodie bag is likely to reach 7 others due to the household situation in South Africa. We educate about cancer for US$ 1.10 per student.
Send  400 Kisii Orphans  to  schools in Kenya Health and Water plans to provide free  learning materials,school uniforms and fees payment to 400 orphans children in Kenya  whose poverty and loss of parents/guardian is as a result of HIV/AIDS.
Save 200 mothers from preventable deaths in Ghana African Health Now plans to provide prenatal and postpartum health education, support access and engagement in maternal health and reproductive services, and COVID-19 resources to 200 expecting mothers through their Pregnancy School Program initiative. Upon completion of the program, expecting mothers will receive African Health Now's signature Maternity Go-Box" equipped with personal hygiene products, diapers, and other supplies to support new mothers and baby's during their first few weeks.
Help 80 women out of sex work into safe jobs Bootstraps help young women aged 16 and up who are involved in the sex trade in Cambodia to commit to vocational training into safe jobs.

The women talk and bond through outings to fun places like the waterpark or behind-the-scenes at a restaurant that give them a chance to be ordinary young women and see new opportunities. 

60 women have already graduated into safe jobs in hairdressing, housekeeping, cooking and sewing. We have a waiting list of women eager for a second chance.
After school programs to inspire children & youth Clara Luna provides a space for the children and youth to engage in educational and creative activities, something very uncommon in Ecuador and especially in small towns like Puerto Lopez. With our after school programs, children are given an opportunity to do arts and crafts, read books, play games, and work together on community iniatives. They are taught skills like leadership, communication, and critical thinking, something severely lacking in the traditional school system
Outreach for Women and Girls in Post-Quake Nepal This project provides education, awareness, and access to services for vulnerable women and girls living in remote communities of Nepal, who continue to suffer from the physical and social impact of the 2015 earthquake. By informing women and girls of their human rights and the services they are entitled to, they become empowered and challenge the societal norms of gender inequality.
Help Families with Nodding Syndrome in N Uganda To help provide a better life for children and families. To help children suffer less from the symptoms of Nodding Syndrome. We will provide psychosocial support and access to medical care which will restore dignity and hope to these children and their families. We will provide nutrition and play which will reduce stigma through education and support for the families affected. The region has experienced trauma and cultural disintegration over decades of war and neglect.
Access To Quality Education For Youth In Korogocho This project will provide financial support to Korogocho slum youth towards achieving high school education as well as offer mentorship. Poverty denies many youth a chance to get an education and therefore, the project will allow the youth a fair chance not only to get their right to education but also improve their chances of employability.
IT, INTERNET AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP FOR THE YOUTH This project will provide Training of ICT, Internet and Entrepreneurship for the poor, marginalized & underserved youth with gender equality. Trainees about  480 persons from five districts (Enrekang, Cendana, Maiwa, Bungin & Anggeraja. Duration of projects are eight months,  with eighteen hours per week & divided into several groups. The target of this training is the youth who have interests, desires, creatives & talents in improving their potential & skills to improve their better life
Provide for Children Rescued from Sex Trafficking Young victims of sex trafficking not only endure sexual trauma but also face many challenges in trying to rebuild their lives. Unexpected financial burdens can include medical care, unplanned pregnancy as the result of abuse, counseling, and transitional housing- as the trauma is often perpetrated or aided by family members. Our team, led by Vital Voices Human Rights Global Leader, Boom Mosby, assists children under 18 years old (as young as 3 years old) to find hope and healing from abuse.
Carolina for Kibera, Inc. Preventing ethnic conflict and promoting participatory development through youth-led service and athletic opportunities and access to a primary care clinic, library, and AIDS peer education.
NAWRC GG Project We are building an Animal Welfare Trust (AWT) with the motive to make our welfare activities sustainable for long time. Nepal Animal Welfare and Research Center (NAWRC) is serving needy animals (including stray dogs population management, anti-rabies vaccination, rescues and treatments, supporting abandoned baby calves, serving victim wild animals, post-disaster supports etc) in remote villages of Kavrepalanchok District of Nepal. We are a registered non-profit, non-governmental organization.