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Aus Animal Disaster Aid With this project we aim to develop a National program based on providing Disaster Relief to Animals both stock and domestic. We hope to create Dedicated Community Animal Response Teams that will provide Preparedness, Response and Relief to animal owners across Australia. We hope to support owners and their animals in the event of evacuations to help reduce the loss of life, both human and animal where possible.
Get Women and Girls #InTheRoom Women and girls deserve to have their voices heard. Grassroots women and girls' rights advocates have valuable expertise, but they're consistently being excluded from national decision-making on issues that matter to them. That's why we're working to equip 200 women and girls' rights advocates from 53 countries with the skills, connections, and resources they need to get in the room and make their voices heard.
" Seeds of Hope" self sustainable relief program We are going to launch a new and even stronger, innovative & self sustainable relief program called " Seeds of Hope"   which can go long-way  and impacts long term . Our primary  goal is to directly reach 1000 women . Therefore, we like to invite you to join us to launch this program sharing your ideas, opportunity and other resources available in your network. There will be 30 women in each group & every woman will receive seeds and support from agricultural experts about farming.
WILDFIRES IN GREECE- HELPING PEOPLE IN NEED This project will give emergency help to kids & families, fire victims in Attika, Greece. We will create Help Stations to cover the Fire Victims with food, clothes, psychological support, and medicines. At the areas with no electricity, we will provide energy banks and internet sticks. We cover Mati, Kinetta and the kids Camp.of Rafina.  H.U.G. POINTS will provide in person  psychological support in this dark period, as well as, nutrition, tools and essentials on a daily basis.
Let's Integrate Disabled Refugees The project integrates disabled Syrian refugee children into society through physical, psychological and educational workshops.
Meals for Poor & Homeless Women & their Children Our world is changing every day. But it hasn't stopped. And neither has our commitment to the women we serve. Rosie's Place's doors remain open- offering sanctuary in a time of uncertainty for all, but especially for women with nowhere else to turn. Our Dining Room continues to serve healthy to-go meals and our Pantry is providing a week's worth of pre-bagged groceries so women can stay indoors for longer. With your help, we will remain a constant for vulnerable women seeking sanctuary and hope.
2015 Sound of Hope Radio FM 96.1 Funding Sound of Hope FM 96.1 is dedicated to provide value and service to to Chinese Americans in San Francisco Bay Area. We are the ONLY non-profit Chinese public radio that was founded by a group of hi-tech engineers, who shared the same vision of creating a truth-telling, public serving and learning-oriented public radio.  This is novice idea and can ONLY be viable through your support! We are running the first funding campaign in 2015 and wish to obtain enough fund to support this public endeavor
Assimilate&Reintegrate 100Street children in Kenya Ntimi home of hope houses orphans and vulnerable children and needy families and provides care support and protection for them.All children are provided with 3 times nutritious food, books, school uniforms, clothing, beddings, sanitary pads, diapers, water, soap detergents and shoes as well as psychological and spiritual support. Every child has an opportunity for indoor and outdoor recreation.We also support them to realize their potentials, careers and talents so as to become self-reliar.
Computer Training Scholarships for Afghans Provides 10 students scholarships for 6 months of computer training, a skill in demand in workplaces in Afghanistan. This project increases access to technology in a devastated yet developing country.
Help Us Plant 1 Hectare of Philippine Native Trees Join us in restoring the Philippines' life-giving forests and protect the habitat of over 400 species in the area. Please help us plant 1,250 seedlings this planting season!
Teach children how to avoid bullies Bullying today, in classrooms, playgrounds and cyberspace is adversely impacting students' performance in the classroom, with peer-to-peer relationships, and the ability to cope with day-to-day problems and situations.  The solution is not to stop bullies and bullying behavior, but to teach young school kids, beginning as young as kindergarten, a better way to react and cope.  Let's create a new generation of kids who aren't afraid of bullies!
Supporting children in learning labs Medellin has been one of the cities hit by violence in Colombia. Social inequality has been a constant despite the great progress of the city in the last years. Development opportunities are related to the educational level of the people and the skills they have to work within the society. Spare time among children is one of the most important concerns to Explora Park to improve education and reduce violence and misery rates.
Saving 2000 Little Hearts from India Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) is the largest cause of Child Mortality in India. In India, 300,000 children are born every year with CHD. Because of problem of Availability, Affordability, Accessibility; 25% among these die within 1st year of birth.  Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Pediatric Cardiac Hospitals in India provide Totally Free of Cost Treatment to all and have performed over 11,500 surgeries in 7 years. This project aims to treat 100 such poor and needy children in India with CHD.
Build the First Inclusive Playground in Armenia The aim of this project is to build the first inclusive playground in Yerevan Zoo for over 8,000 registered disabled children in Armenia who face public segregation. The lack of awareness for their special needs has left these children and their families at the margins of society. This playground aims to break these barriers and provide a space for integration. The interactions made possible by this initiative will help eliminate prejudices towards disabled children in all parts of the society.
Providing angioplasty to 100 Afghan patients The French Medical Institute for Mothers and Children (FMIC) provides high-quality angiography and angioplasty for patients with coronary heart diseases. Averagely, we have more than 100 patients with coronary heart diseases in a month. These patients usually come from deprived and remote areas of Afghanistan to visit FMIC, a hospital located in Kabul, and avail themselves of the services. FMIC will cover part or the full cost of the poor patients through the patient welfare program.
Support the 15q Clinical Research Network Clinics Specialized Care: 20 US sites and 4 International sites. Each 15q clinic is completely comprehensive yet has its own unique capabilities that leverage the expertise and specialized care available from each partnering organization. Individuals have access to professionals all specializing in syndromes affecting the 15th chromosome:  Clinical geneticist  Neurologist Psychiatrist Psychologist Speech Language Pathologist Physical/Occupational Therapist Genetic counselor Social worker Nutritionist
Educate Impoverished Girls in Kashmir Pakistan is one of the few countries in the world with a rising illiteracy rate.  In a country where 60 percent youth are illiterate and only 1 in 3 women can read and write, HOPE has been working hard to reverse this trend.  HOPE has implemented an innovative solution to helping girls in Pakistan's rural and remote areas such as Kashmir - HOPE home schools - whereby girls who ordinarily face multiple obstacles to obtaining an education are becoming teachers and role models in the community.
Save the Lives of Shelter Pets in North America Your donation will help more than 13,700 shelters and rescue groups in the U.S., Canada and Mexico improve the lives of homeless pets and help them get adopted. We give organizations grants to save lives through adoptions, prepare for and recover from disasters, and keep their pets healthy, fed and comfortable while they wait for adoptive families.
Helps Community Rebuilding in Quake-affected Ya'an As rescue and relief efforts are continuing in Ya'an, the quake zone is also preparing for community reconstruction and psychological rebuilding.  This project will build up 1 xintu wellbeing center (XWC) in Ya'an to rebuild spiritual home (post-earthquake psychological self-help and support services).   XWC is envisaged as being user led, one stop shops with the purpose of establishing processes of prevention, recognition, and assistance for mental health promotion in Ya'an.
Unlocking Love / Domin Nakloke Film Series As a key part of its violence prevention work, NGO Ba Futuru utilizes innovative and engaging methods like film to create changes in attitudes and behavior. Ba Futuru launched its new entertainment education film series, Domin Nakloke, in July 2017 and it immediately went viral on Facebook! The series explores issues of domestic violence, sexual assault and healthy relationships between young people. This film brings important messages to a wide audience in one of the least developed countries.
Children in Families, Not on the Street No child that we move off the street should ever be forced to return to the abuse & hopelessness that is their life on the street.  Lynn & her team in Ethiopia provide children with the emotional, physical, educational, and economic tools to facilitate their transition back into their family, yet some cannot be safely reintegrated. For these children, we provide safe & nurturing long-term foster.  Currently, funding is needed to expand our foster care program for an additional 20 children.
Help SPCA get justice in court for murdered Benji The Cape of Good Hope SPCA in Cape Town have been seeking justice in our courts for the past 18 months. SPCA Inspector Siviwe Noko needs your support to continue fighting this case on behalf of Benji- an innocent dog brutally stabbed to death in Kayelitsha, Cape Town , South Africa 2018.   We will not give up until justice is served and we can give a voice to the voiceless victims of animal abuse - like dear Benji. Help us continue to fight against Animal Cruelty on #GivingTuesday
Support Sustainability for Honduran Farmers Enable families in a new Agros village in Honduras to increase their income through various economic and agricultural projects and, in turn, to buy the land that they are working.
Empowering  600  teenage mothers in Sri Lanka This project will empower 600 teenage mothers living in Monaragala district, Uva province Sri Lanka,  who married without legal entity in aged between 16- 18 and victimized socially and economically due to the abandonment of the partners. This critical issue has not been addressed yet by the responsible authorities, therefore, the project will assist them to regain their lives by providing opportunities to protect their rights, to organize themselves and to develop their skills and resources
Livelihood for 47 Women Headed Families in India The project intend to provide 1 cow each to the identified 47 women headed families to improve their family income thus building their capacity to educate their children. The women are from 37 villages in Karur, Tamilnadu who otherwise don't have a sustainable income due to lack of education, employability skill and financial support. Cow rearing has proved to be a low risk and most preferred economic activity that creates an asset base to the women and ensure sustained income from selling milk
Support housing, nutrition for Paya Widows Sule integrated development organization is an NGO registered in 2003 by the ministry of internal affairs and since its inception it has been supporting the vulnerable groups such as widows and orphans in Tororo district.
Due to the increasing difficulties that the widows and the elderly face, the organization is proposing to seek for funding for a low cost housing project in the district. This project will provide funds for nutritional support, home based care an put up low cost 15 units.
Autistic Rehabilitation Project The overall goal of the project is to contribute to the welfare of children who have autism in the Theni District.  We will work to improve their functional abilities; working with their physical & mental health needs.  We will promote awareness in local communities to address the needs of the children and their families.   The main objective of the project is to create awareness about autism, and provide assessment and focused intervention and rehabilitation.
Building women initiatives in Slums of Lucknow Domestic violence among women is deep rooted in social & economic factors like early marriage, early school dropout, poverty, lack of family planning choices, alcohol use, inadequate livelihood skills, gender based mindsets in slums. This project focuses on community sensitization, behavioural change, life & vocational skills, safety, legal literacy, promotion of women self help & community vigilance group, mainstreaming with public service provisions & system change.
Provide facilities  for 100 orphans in Bako This project will provide story books, required text books and  school lunch for  abandoned children and  the orphans at Christ Treasured Royal Orphanage based in a village, Bako, outside Gwagwalada.
These children are crammed into small tight rooms with dilapidated facilities. We seek to renovate the kitchen and provide modern cooking facilities for preparation of nutritious meals,  supply a new power generating set and sink a borehole in the premises.
India Heat Wave - Relief for the Suffering An intense heat wave has struck India. Over 300 million people have been affected.  To make problems worse, water availability is extremely low.  People need to walk many miles in order to find water and the extreme heat makes the journey dangerous.  Already this summer the government estimates more than 370 people have died in relation to the heat wave.  People suffering in poverty need safe water today.
Build Cooperatives with Indigenous Women in Mexico This project mobilizes Indigenous women artisans from more than 35 communities to build four cooperatives (co-ops) we call the "Sierra Madre Network" ("Red Sierra Madre"), selling regional textiles and other locally sourced products to external markets while also practicing economic solidarity with neighbors and leading community impact projects.
Building Houses for 50 Hurricane Michael Survivors This program will build and repair houses for families who lost everything as a result of Hurricane Michael. The program will support the long term recovery for 50 households in economically disenfranchised communities of Florida's Panhandle. HHDR will utilize your donations, volunteer labor, and community partnerships to provide these otherwise forgotten survivors with critical home repairs.
Closing the Gap - Empower Care Leavers in London Congratulations, we'd like to offer you the job. Great news for many care leavers, wanting to move off benefits and take charge of their careers and independent lives. Yet, transitioning into adulthood and working life comes with its own challenges: paying your own bills, making a good impression at work, managing your emotions, all of this is so much harder for someone who has no family to fall back on. Let's close the gap and help care-experienced young people to succeed and thrive.
Providing Inclusive Education in Tanzania Amani provides private school scholarships to at-risk children and youth in the Mto wa Mbu community. Our education project provides funding to cover the cost of tuition, supplies, and transportation for students in need. This ensures children have the right to learn, without gaps in their education due to financial stress, from nursery classes as toddlers all the way through advanced secondary school as adults.
Help Us Get 40 Marginalized Women Into Business These funds will help us to give small business loans to women who have a very poor life background and who would not otherwise get loans from other financial institutions, because they don't have the loan security or other loan requirements. These women, regardless of their poor life backgrounds, have a lot of faith in their competence to run a small business and have the right attitude and willingness to change their lives for the better. Your donations are going to make this happen!
Feed 700 single women affected by floods in Kasese The project will supply the 700 single women who lost their properties during floods in Kasese with household equipment's and food items. These floods left most of the families in Kasese landless, no food, no houses, no bedding's and most of them have moved to camps with nothing to eat or use and 700 single women with at-least 7 children are the most suffering because they don't have helper and provide food and household domestic items and provide Psycho-social support to traumatized women.
Honduras Hope: A Regenerative Community for 2500 Honduras Hope over the past 18 years has provided health care, clean water, and education to over 30,000. To break the cycle of poverty and improve health, small business support for women has been key. Tackling the interrelated issues of well-being, food security, clean water, climate change, self-determination and empowerment, a green community center will be built, serving as the foundation of a regenerative community, education center and health clinic in La Villa de San Francisco, Honduras.
Helping the animals affected Hurricane Harvey Reuniting pets affected by Hurricane Harvey with their families Best Friends Animal Society's priority.  On September 11, in partnership with Harris County Public Health and Houston Pet Set, we opened the Pet Reunion Pavilion at NRG Arena in Houston, where we're caring for nearly 500 displaced cats and dogs. The Pet Reunion Pavilion will be open until November and we expect at least 1,500 animals to pass through our care and we will keep arranging for transport of hundreds more.
Send a Child to School in Pakistan for 1 year Illiteracy rate, particularly of women in village Bola, Pakistan is very high. The main reason for fewer enrollments of children is poverty. Japan Embassy supported to construct a school building which is well equipped but the operational cost of the school will be covered with tuition fees. Unfortunately the poor peasant families cannot bear the fees which resulted in very low enrollment in the school. A monthly support of $10 by adopting a student can change the fate of this village.
Educate Children in Mexico: A Bridge to Success The children of Santa Rosalia, Mexico deserve a high quality education that will pave the way for their future success as contributing members of the community. Our goal is to expand our program to more schools so that we can provide 360 more students with a comprehensive social emotional learning program that will support them in reaching their full potential.
Sexual Rights Education for women in Bong County This project seeks to address the numerous acts of sexual violence faced by rural women in Bong County. It will also consider vocational education as a means of empowering women.
Rescue a Rohingya Refugee Family Since Aug. 25, 2017, more than 723,000 refugees -- mostly women and children -- have fled violence and are arriving in already overcrowded camps in Bangladesh. These families have nothing and are in urgent need of food, shelter, water, medical care, and emergency supplies. World Concern is responding by providing refugee families with vital aid that includes food rations, shelter materials, hygiene kits, cooking fuel, psychosocial support, child protection, and training to prevent disease.
Literacy, Gender and Sustainable Development This project targets 1500 rural women of the province of Errachidia, Southern Morocco, and comprises two components: post-literacy classes and 15 income generating projects.
Protecting the health of AIDS Orphaned children In Togo, more than 70% of children who have been orphaned or made vulnerable by HIV/AIDS do not receive any medical, educational, social or psychological support. in the first year, this project  40 vulnerable orphaned AIDS children  Action Pour l'Humain will provide assist to Lome North West neighborhoods orphan facing a challenging increase in poverty due to death of parents du to AIDS. Our organization  needs financial support to make shine  a smile in vulnerable children faces.
Educate 150 dalit girls in school in India Our project focuses on Dalits especially Dalit girls in India. We provide shelter, food, education to girls. Besides we provide them reproductive education, vocational training and career guidance.
Educate 500 Youths from Kibera Slum in Kenya This project will provide free education to 500 poor students in Kibera slum, Nairobi, Kenya through paying schools fees, supply of stationery and offer critical literacy services.  The project will also offer mental/psychological support to students who have gone through any form of violence.
Funding education for disadvantaged kids in Kenya Our Charity is trying to fund the 125  a year school fees for at least 100 orphans and poorest kids in this slum settlement in Kenya. The current economic crisis is worsened by the travel ban imposed by several governments resulting in the closure of hotels and businesses and the loss of employment for the parents from the village.  Many kids can't  attend school  as parents struggle to provide food for their families. For every 8 kids we fund, we are able to pay a month's salary for 12 teachers
280 helps people with rare diseases in Antioquia In Fuper We want to improve the quality of life of people with rare diseases . These diseases have no cure , are patients of all ages and sexes , half of these are children. Free loans psychological counseling for the patient , the caregiver and their families , with a group of doctors allies help clarify diagnoses, give them the legal tools to access health services . We motivate them to be productive and independent . We take a comprehensive and permanent support to the patient and his family.
Impact 650 Displaced Families with WASH in Benue ACORN Initiative intends to address the urgent need of Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH) facilities for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Benue State, Nigeria. The IDPs travel over 10 KM to fetch water from the nearest river, which causes them water-related diseases and child mortality. Open Defecation (OD) is common practice due to dilapidated toilets, putting females at risk of rape. The project aims to provide relief by building a borehole for water supply and toilet facilities.
SHELTERING 35 ORPHANED CHILDREN IN UGANDA This much needed fund will go to support children to have a loving home, medical service, feeding, education and clean water.
Ensuring a Future for HIV Positive Children In 2008 GlobalGiving donors raised over $3,000 dollars for children enrolled in Integrate Health's innovative treatment programs. In 2009, HTH is excited to continue our relationship with GG.
Thailand's "Flying Library" for over 500 children The growing construction sector in Thailand is bringing many migrant families from Myanmar, Cambodia and Laos.  Children from these communities grow up in precarious and isolated construction areas with no access to education. Kids Home Foundation's Flying library brings reading sessions directly into these communities. Our library not only improves literacy and expands children's knowledge, but it also facilitates and encourages school registration playing a key role in children's development.
Nursery schools for victims in Uganda This projects will complete important phases in the construction and/or establishment of  nursery schools for over 400 children in northeastern Uganda, enabling them have improved playing and learning environments. The schools will also work with restored and trained victims of war, school dropout, early marriage and rape, who undergo training at an empowerment academy as nursery teachers and child caretakers.