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Women & Child Health Support in Awash Ethiopia Awash Women and Children Health Support Project focuses on maternal and child health in Awash district, Afar regional state. We will provide different capacity training to Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs), Health Extension Workers (HEWs) & other community action groups. We will establish referral systems for TBAs, establish fistula referral system for victimized women, support women associations and outreach vaccinations for new born children, and enhance capacity of rural health posts.
Asset Financing The organization will continue finishing its renovation project that started January 2018 but it is yet to be completed. The organization is to complete on proper electrical wiring; plastering and repairing the floor, toilets, kitchen; tiling floors, toilets and kitchen, putting sinks and toilet flash; repainting; adding more rooms upstairs. The project will need a budget of USD$ 7,314 to complete. The project will first work on completion of repairing of walls, electrical piping, plastering,
Increase HIV/AIDS knowledge and care in 8 villages December 1st is World AIDs Day. To raise awareness on AIDs, Blossom will organize an awareness raising event across 8 villages, 2000 people, in Virudhurangar district over 2 days. 10 HIV+ EduClowns use drama and humor to educate people on AIDs and the resources available to them in an entertaining and engaging way. Your generous support will allow us to reach thousands with critical, life-saving information on World AIDs Day and tackle the obstacle of unequal access to information and care.
Bishop McNamara Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Rudy, Taylor, Akosa, Afomia, and Jaida from Bishop McNamara High School have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Give hope & healing to abused & trafficked women Hagar serves trafficked and abused women in Cambodia and Vietnam by providing holistic recovery services, such as residential care, trauma counseling, legal support, literacy education, and employment
London to Cape Town Challenge 2021 Starting 1st April 2021, Atlas Foundation supporters are going to attempt to virtually run, cycle, swim and walk the distance from London to Cape Town, in order to raise funds to build an Atlas DigiBus for our children in the townships of KwaZulu-Natal.
Help Teach Cambodian Families Basic Finance Sovannphoum plans to provide 480 destitute families with basic financial and business education as part of their micro-finance program. The training provided costs $5 per family- covering our training officer's salary, transportation, materials, and a small bar of soap provided to the family after each session. The majority of these families have been forced out of their homes in central Phnom Penh, and have re-settled in squatter and slum communities outside of the city.
Skilled Volunteers Help Empower Vietnam Nonprofits NPOs typically have one staff doing the work of many. In this scenario, pro bono volunteers are a great resource. LIN is working to recruit, orient, support and sustain NPO-Volunteer relationships.
Give Healthy Food to 462 Colorado Families in Need Nearly 1 in 5 households with children reported food hardship and more than 25% of working families in Colorado do not have enough food to meet their basic needs (U.S. Census Bureau, 2012). By transforming lawns into organic gardens, we have grown enough produce to feed hundreds of Colorado families.  We're expanding our services to create a food hub that offers food access as well as economic opportunity by providing cooking and nutrition classes, kitchen, grocery store, and youth programming.
Improvement of Housing reduces Migration-Nigeria In Igbeagu-Izzi poor housing is often the reason why specially young people are pushed to migrate. The "Housing Project IZZI" has developed massive lowcost familyhouses to improve the housing quality.
Good Neighbor Grant Project - rural Vermont Help people who put their health needs aside because they need to put food on the table for their hungry children or gas in their car to get to work.Through our Good Neighbor Grants program, we provide a key service to the indigent in our community. 
The Ottauquechee Health Foundation and its Good Neighbor Grants program helps people who face challenges in their everyday lives and aims to assure that all individuals in our community have access to health care.
Support 30 girls to break the cycle of violence This project will engage 30 Rwandan girls in an in-depth, capacity building experience over 6 months, where they will learn about gender equality, violence, leadership, sexual and reproductive health, consent, healthy relationships and community development. Led by Rwandan women mentors, girls receive 50+ hours of training, execute 5 community projects in small teams, and develop a club to engage other youth and adults to break the intergenerational cycle of gender discrimination and violence.
#CYCLONE VARDAH DEVASTATION- HELP RESTORE SCHOOLS In the last two decades many studies have consistently presented forecasts and demonstrations of an increase in the frequency and intensity of natural disasters. They result in tearing the fragile socio-economic fabric of the society, often leading to monumental tragic disasters such as material damage to property, loss of life and means of subsistence for affected communities. The aftermath spread of infectious diseases due to the degradation of sanitary conditions is a price to pay.  Chennai
Butte County Sheriff's Search and Rescue New Boat Our team is currently using a 30-year-old boat that is not capable of performing the rescues we need it to. We are hoping to raise funds to help replace this boat with a new boat that will increase our rescue capabilities immensely.
Collect Rainwater for 700 Students in Uganda Bishop Comboni College Kambuga has experienced a severe water shortage due to the increased population near the campus taking more and more water from the watershed.  The school students and staff spend an extraordinary amount of time fetching water for the myriad uses of the 700 students, plus teachers and staff.  The collection of rainwater at the boys' dorm during the rainy season is a way to alleviate this shortage and provide better quality water to the campus.
SOCAN (Solution for Cardiac Afflicted Needy) Nearly 85% of India's Population cannot afford expensive cardiac surgery.90% of them can become normal with expensive cardiac surgery.SOCAN is a holistic project that  includes Creating Awareness & Camp Detection, Travel & Shelter, Preparation & Performance at Public Health Centre.Impact Study on Individual & Society is by periodic follow-up.Multisource funding supported 300 Cardiac Surgeries.  < Rs 72,000 Annual Income is the eligibility criteria."Quality care & Accountability" is the Slogan.
Climate Change Along the Amazon River The vast, pristine forests of northern Peru are home to an incredible array of rare wildlife. But this spectacular diversity - along with the indigenous Cocama people that live there - are under serious threat due to intense climate fluctuations that cause severe, unpredictable floods and droughts. Working with the Cocama, Earthwatchers collect data on the health of the ecosystem to help improve their traditional hunting and fishing activities and to develop climate change mitigation strategies.
Help 1000 women to assess potable water in Ghana Somewhere in the western region of Ghana, there's a village called Krobo Bosomdo where the entire village depends on a dirty river for drinking and other purposes. Help let's provide them with mechanized well to improve their livelihood and health.
Helping Children in Poverty at Resurge East Africa This project will provide cloth diapers for children in poverty who are recovering from or living with congential challenges such as heart defects, colorectal malformations, colostomy, Hirschsprung's disease, and other medical challenges. These children live in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda. They receive services from our Diaper Drop partner Resurge East Africa. All children deserve to be clean, dry, and healthy.
Transform teens who have family in prison This project supports teenagers who have incarcerated loved ones. One in 14 children in the US a parent who is or has been i prison. POPS (Pain of the Prison system) transforms the stigma these young people have faced and the shame they too often feel into hope and healing and a sense of justice that they earn by awakening to their own power and resiliency. The POPS publishing program amplifies the students' voices and visions in annually published, award-winning anthologies.
Outdoor Playground for Grade School Students This project aims to provide an outdoor playground for the grade school students of Foundation University in Dumaguete City, Philippines.   Currently, there is no existing playground thus, grade school students opt to run around the campus and has made it difficult for mentors and parents to keep track of the kids' safety.   The design and construction is led by the Senior Architecture students under the Estudio Damgo program of the Department of Architecture and Fine Arts.
Renew CATS (Community Animals To Service) There are two phases under our project. First, we will implement a program that will increase our capacity to provide mass sterilizations and freedom flights for hundreds of cats every year and secure a long-term location for rescued cats and kittens until they are ready for adoption. The second phase will focus on creating wider social impact by creating jobs and improving mental health support for Puerto Ricans.
Reality Kitchen Pandemic Food Relief Response When Oregon's governor ordered closure of all restaurants due to COVID-19, Reality Kitchen temporarily shutdown operations and laid off 23 employees, including 10 Developmentally Disabled Supported Staff.  This closed our training program, wholesale bakery production and retail cafe', but an urgent need for emergency food now exists in Lane County, Oregon. With your help we can refit to provide meals to unhoused residents who are sheltered in area facilities, as well as feed our neighbors.
Green Phenix - Creating a circular economy Green Phenix is a Curacao based social enterprise that is catalyzing a circular inclusive economy to safeguard oceans.  In collaboration with the Ministry of Social an Labor affairs Green Phenix offers a work & learn program for 24 people that were previously unemployed. Together we are working to create a recycling makerspace to ensure no materials go to waste, people are empowered to reach their full potential and global environmental issues of plastic pollution and CO2 emmissions are adressed
MENTORING 5K WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS IN SOUTHEAST, NIG Mentoring women entrepreneurs'  project will provide and enhance income opportunities to 5000 underprivileged single parent women from the Southeastern part of Nigeria. The project will provide them: ENTREPRENEURIAL EDUCATION, 300 DOLLARS IN SEED MONEY, MENTORING ON THEIR MICROBUSINESSES and 9 MONTHS OF FOOD SUPPLIES. The food supplies will relieve the women and their children of the humanitarian crisis caused by the pandemic. Empowerment and increased self esteem are other benefits.
Christmas dinner party for the homeless This project will provide Christmas dinner party to over 60 homeless in Stoke-on Trent Staffordshire United Kingdom on Christmas day. Give them a feel of love from the community the belong.
Distributing Antibiotics to Prevent Blindness Trachoma, a bacterial infection of the eye which can cause blindness affects many people in impoverished regions. It is most common in children. However, there is an antibiotic available costing just 10 cents, that is effective in preventing the disease.
NUTRITION SECURITY FOR CHILDREN Gift Angels Foundation project will provide child care support to 200 Orphans and vulnerable children (disabled, Hiv/AIDs victims, abandoned, streetchildren, and orphans) the fundraiser will provide tuition sponsorship to these children, provide meals for the children(this means that the children will be able to acquire education. Many of these children in our child care programs are disadvantaged and do not have access to nutritional foods and supplements .
Rescue Van for Homeless and Injured Animals in HK We rescue, rehabilitate and rehome homeless animals in Hong Kong. LAP rescues and rehomes over 600 animals a year. All of which are either stray colonies/abandoned animals/unwanted pets. We would like to bring about the conditions where every animal has a good home. Currently our constraints are that we don't have the flexibility of when to do rescues as we rely on rented drivers and vans. With a van we will be able to cut cost of rental and rescue more animals as and when its needed
Help the Franciscan Convent and people in Beirut The two terrible explosions on the 4th August hit the Franciscan community in Beirut.  The Franciscan church (Santa Church) and the adjoining convent (St. Joseph) had many damages at the structure. More than 100 people died in the city and many families lost their houses. This project will serve not only to support the Franciscan friars in the reconstruction of the Church of Beirut, but also to support the Lebanese people in a difficult moment of crisis
Support Wikimedia Foundation Our mission is to empower a global volunteer community to collect and develop the world's knowledge and to make it available to everyone for free, for any purpose. Projects include: Wikipedia, Wiktionary, Wikiquote, Wikibooks, Wikisource, Wikispecies, Wikinews, Wikiversity, Wikivoyage, Wikimedia Commons, Wikidata, MediaWiki, Meta-Wiki, Wikimedia Incubator, and Wikimedia Labs.
Create a Safe Playground for 50 Refugees in KY This project will provide a safe playground for resettled refugee children who have recently arrived in Kentucky. We help the children transition to life in America by providing a  place to recover from a past of violence and poverty. We plan to create an outdoor environment that enhances learning and is fun for the children.
Provide short-term housing for 474 homeless youth Covenant House Vancouver provides short-term housing for homeless, runaway and at-risk youth between the ages of 16 and 24. Along with safe, supported housing, young people receive food, clothing and hygiene supplies. They can also receive substance misuse counselling, treatment for mental illness and support with finding a job and a safe place to live when they leave us. In the last year, we had 474 youth access our short-term housing program in Vancouver.
Colombia Flood Relief in Putumayo This project will provide emergency support to the thousands affected by last night's mudslides and flooding, focusing on 1) food and non-food items such as hygiene kits and school packs, 2) psychosocial support to prevent widespread trauma, and 3) water sanitation and hygiene to ensure access to safe water and prevent the spread of disease.
Teens work to eliminate toxic exposures at school Teens Turning Green: Schools is an initiative led by high school students that inspires awareness about daily toxic exposures in schools, then takes action to eliminate these exposures.
The Ambelalie Water Project Enable the community of Ambelalie, Ethiopia to improve their health and to use their time for economic development by building and maintaining a sustainable safe water & sanitation system
Provide Agriculture Funds for 300 Youths Cameroon Foundation for Community Development Association (FCDA) Cameroon intends to purchase 30 hectares of land and distribute to 300 underprivileged youths in groups of 10, also providing seed funds, organic fertilizers and work tools for these youths in Bamenda, Cameroon in a bid to increase global food production, create jobs, reduce crime waves, improve livelihood and reduce poverty.
Build 3rd floor on Ebola orphanage in Sierra Leone Due to crowded living at the Bonnie Memorial Children's Home (BMCH) for orphans of Ebola in Sierra Leone, it's time to expand! Construction is underway, but more funds are still needed to finish the project.
Expanding museum for women artisans of Kutch India Women utilize the Museum to study their most valuable resource- traditions, extending their capacity to develop new work with cultural integrity and compete successfully in international market
Bal Chetna - rehab of differently abled children Bal Chetna is a program for the rehabilitation of mentally challenged children. Established in 2002 as a residential and day care facility in response to a growing number of mentally challenged children being abandoned at our children's home PALNA. The day care program started when our creche workers found many children with mental and multiple disabilities living in slums and resettlement colonies. Today we have 150 challenged children in our 3 day care centres and one residential facility.
Gender Engagement and Empowerment "GEMPOWER" The goal is to improve gender relations between men and women at households and community level in the suburbs of Juba County. The project targets 300 beneficiaries mainly women, community leaders, youth and media houses to become advocates for Gender equality in their communities. The funds will enable TIDE organise gender equality community engagement dialogues, and trainings on the importance of women involvement in governance and development in the family and community levels.
Musical School: Estrellas de Birongo Become a change-maker and help Birongo's children to rescue their cultural education! This project seeks to build a Musical School which will be co-designed with members of the Birongo community in order to promote, cultivate and preserve musical and cultural heritage to present and future generations. Birongo is an Afro-Caribbean community located in the north of Venezuela, with great challenges such as violence, teenage pregnancy, drugs, and self-demotivation. Let's change that reality!
Support Education and Jobs in Uganda Positive Planet supports education and economic development in Uganda by 1) training entrepreneurs to start eco-friendly brick-making businesses and 2) using the bricks to construct school buildings.
Let's continue creating opportunities - Autism We are a private, non-for-profit program, and for many children with autism, the only educational alternative in Venezuela. We serve more than 450 families annually, a 45% increase in ten years. We provide specialized, comprehensive education, assessment services, family advice and need-based financial support. 2021 is our 15th birthday, 5475 days of hopes and achievements. Your trust and unwavering support motivate us, the resilience and gratitude of our families inspires us.
Improving Child Health in Rural Uganda The project will improve the lives of the needy children in rural Uganda by promoting water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) activities in households, encourage immunization, providing mosquito nets, educating proper feeding in children, promoting and providing de-worming tablets. The project will also sensitize community members on proper toilet use, boiling drinking water, hand washing with soap after critical moments, protecting and maintaining of water quality from source to point of use.
Help us make 1,200 children smile and dream awake We are a group of young volunteers that are looking to transform lives of unprotected children who live in vulnerable situations throughout our different programs. Sonar Despierto not only changes lives of children but also from volunteers who realize they can use their abilities to make a positive impact in their community.  We seek to light the fire of hope in the hearts of our kids, parents and volunteers who are a part of this big family. It's a team work and we need you to make it happen.
Save the Negev Desert Tortoise! Testudo werneri is one of the smallest tortoise species in the Mediterranean region, with a historical distribution in northeastern Egypt, Sinai, and parts of the Negev desert in Israel. Populations in Egypt are already practically extinct due to factors affecting their habitat and collection for the pet trade. Currently, T. werneri has a national Israel Red List status of Endangered and in 2003 it qualified globally for listing as Critically Endangered under current IUCN Red List Criteria.
New Instruments for 200 Chicago Youth! This project will build and restore music and band programs in underprivileged Chicago land schools lacking or at-risk of losing their music programs; providing band directors, new instruments, scholastic field trips, music intensive workshops with industry professionals and performance opportunities.
Songs for Help, Hope, Healing & Comfort This project will produce a book of songs to equip teachers and families to help children facing difficulty from everyday struggles, loss or trauma whether they're having a hard day, a hard time or a hard life. The book/CD will help impart hope, build resilience & restore joy.  This project is almost ready to put into book form now! Support GITC to chart, record and produce these brand new printable songbooks/CDs  for people teaching and caring for children and donate copies for 300 classrooms!
school-feeding program School-feeding program is designed for poor children in rural mountainouse areas by providing them with nutritious food(namely, milke&egg) for a whole school-year. It is reported that there’re 30 mill
Washington-Liberty Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Alfonso, Allen, Benjamin, Leanne, and Emily from Washington-Liberty High School have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Typhoon Mangkhut Emergency Response in Cagayan This project will support Global Peace Foundation Philippines' emergency response efforts for hundreds of families affected by Super Typhoon Mangkhut in Sanchez Mira, Cagayan Province in the Philippines. Each family will receive emergency supplies (food and medicine), water purifier, and solar lantern to assist them as they recover and rebuild.
Fresh Food Delivery for Gender Equality in Rwanda Herve’s dream is to support Rwanda’s mostly female workforce. His fresh food delivery service will give stable jobs to women street-vendors and aid women balancing the dueling duties of work and home.
Preschool Education for Palestinian children Association Najdeh runs a kindergarten in Nahr El Bared, a Palestinian refugee camp in North Lebanon. The kindergarten provides preschool learning to children from 3 to 5 years old, and summer activities for children from 6 to 14 years old with families' participation. This project is offering disadvantaged children a creative and safe learning environment while affording their mothers the necessary time to seek work and assume a productive role within the family.
Equip University Hospital in Mirebalais, Haiti After the 2010 earthquake destroyed the public teaching hospital in Port-au-Prince, PIH built a world-class, 300 bed teaching hospital in Mirebalais, Haiti. University Hospital is now five years old, has so far enrolled 300,000 patients, and offers countless services: outpatient and inpatient care, emergency care, oncology, radiology, women's health, surgery and mental health. Your support equips the hospital with the staff and stuff it needs to provide care and save lives each day.
Massive Floods Displace Indonesian Families Days of non-stop heavy seasonal rains in Indonesia's capital, Jakarta, triggered floods that inundated a large part of the city, bringing it to a halt. Traffic came to a standstill, government offices and businesses shut down, and thousands of residents were forced to flee their homes. According to the National Disaster Mitigation Agency, more than half of Jakarta's 44 districts were hit with by the flood, resulting in the displacement of over 15,000 people.