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Emergency Support for Ukrainian Refugees Peace Winds Japan is dispatching staff to Poland to help refugees who are fleeing Ukraine following Russia's invasion. German media estimates up to 1 million Ukrainians will seek refuge in EU nations, such as Poland, which is already readying 1 million accommodations. This project is being carried out in anticipation of the humanitarian impact on Ukrainians, which UNHCR High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, has said will be "devastating." Your kind support is warmly appreciated.
Send 150 Youths to Vocational School in Liberia This project will provide quality technical vocational skills training to 150 underprivileged youths living in the slum communities of Montserrado County, the Republic of Liberia in the fields where employment opportunities are available or are growing such as cosmetology, hotel management, electricity, plumbing, masonry, auto-mechanic, air condition repair, computer software, and nurse aid to increase their chances of employment, thereby strengthening their living conditions.
Coronavirus relief for families in southern Nepal Province 2 in Nepal (where we work to assist street children) has been incredibly affected by the new COVID-19 wave and the strict lockdowns. Main source of income for people has been work at factories, fields and other temporary work - all of it had to stop. There is a huge amount of people from the Dalit community (untouchables) and they rely on their daily income. People with no citizenship or other paperwork cannot claim support from the government and have no access to food.
Clean Water and Sanitation for Cameroon School In 2011, Cameroon experienced one of the most severe cholera outbreak affecting thousands of school children in various schools. Bitame Lucia Nursery and Primary School has no running water and standard sanitation facilities. By providing a rainwater storage tank, improved latrines, and capacity building this project will improve the health and education of 200 pupils. This project will help school children get access to clean water
Saving Canine and Human Lives in Afghanistan Rabies is a deadly viral disease that kills over 59 ,000 people worldwide each year. Dogs are the main cause of human rabies deaths, contributing to over 99% of rabies transmissions.    Mayhew Afghanistan delivers a mass vaccination and neuter programme for owned and free-roaming dogs with the primary aim of eradicating rabies in Kabul. Through the delivery of our programmes, we aim to protect communities from rabies and empower communities and make Afghanistan rabies free by 2030.
Running a Marathon for Bethel China On October 20th 2013, 18 Bethel kids will join 30,000 other runners to take part in the Beijing marathon! It will require determination and perseverance, and we are so excited to run with them to say to the world that children with visual impairment can live life to the fullest!
Empowerment Scholarships Program Statistics demonstrate that girls' education is one of the smartest and most cost-effective investments we can make. BTF's Empowerment Scholarships Program supports educating and empowering girls from underserved regions in Turkey. Since its inception, BTF has supported hundreds of projects in Turkey totaling over $3,600,000, benefiting underserved children. Since 2003, BTF has changed the lives of 3,515 children - contributing $1,600,000 in total investment funds.
Protect and Restore Free Flowing Oregon Rivers For over three decades WaterWatch has protected and restored stream flows for fish, wildlife and the people who depend on healthy rivers. We appreciate your continued support on critical projects that will protect and restore Oregon's rivers, remove obsolete dams and secure balanced water policies for Oregon's future. Your support will keep water instream for river health, defend ecologically significant rivers from threats and restore streams for fish, wildlife and people across Oregon.
Human Rights for India's Dalit Community Empowering Dalit communities through strengthening livestock as a livelihood base. Fighting discrimination through building the skills and knowledge base of Dalit communities.
Bellaire Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Pramit, Omar, and Owena from Bellaire 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.
Providing School Supplies to 100 Children in Ghana ACE is a Japanese NGO/NPO founded in 1997, which aims to eliminate child labor worldwide. Since 2009, ACE has been implementing projects to solve child labor and child trafficking in the cacao producing areas in Ghana. Since cacao is the most important ingredient in chocolate, ACE is asking consumers and manufacturers of chocolate to support this project which will provide basic educational necessities to 100 children and improve their living conditions.
Legal support for Southern Cameroonian Prisoners Ensure legal representation for over 1000 prisoners detained in the context of the conflict in the Cameroons. Victoria Relief Foundation will provide financial support to cover transport fair, local accommodation, and other logistics for a team of 17 common law lawyers who volunteer and work on a Pro-Bono basis as counsel for Anglophone detainees in Cameroun. The detainees are tried in french which they don't understand, using civil law which causes many of them to receive lengthy sentences.
Provide Holiday Cheers this Christmas Thousands of poor farming families are affected by severe natural disasters and we aim to provide them goodies this Holiday Season comprising loved and sought-after food delicacies, books, toys and clothes for the children and some cash assistance that they will be able to use for their own needs.
YEPE | Youth Empowerment To Prevent Extinction The past few months have seen a rapid expansion of global awareness of systemic problems that threaten our world, such as anti-Black/Brown racism, healthcare inequalities, and conflict. On October 12th, 2020, we take the next steps to understand the structures of racism and dehumanization in the USA as we explore the concept of contact: What does it mean to respect indigenous land and livelihood, such that non-indigenous folks can genuinely co-exist with traditional knowledge and culture.
Empower 5000 drop out Adolescent Girls in Lucknow Condition of adolescent girls in slums of Lucknow is dire.51% girls are married before 19 years and 30% before 18 years. It shows extent of risks associated with  their life pattern and aspirations. Gender disparity on education is by 20%. The project will directly impact on 5000 adolescent girls  through integrated slum planning,  behaviour change communication, life skills, non traditional vocational skills, mainstreaming with government services and feed back system for quality services.
Help to children with cancer in Ukraine! Help raise funds for the moral and material support of families from Ukraine with seriously ill children. In order to attract young people and teenagers, as well as others who wish to do good, the SUPPORT Foundation has developed an angel statue of the Good Angel.
Basic medical equipment for children in Senegal The health of 12,000 extremely poor people in Senegal depends on Sor's Maternal and Childcare Health Center  However, it lacks basic equipment and the roof is about to collapse.   This project will provide basic health equipment and repair the roof to protect pregnant women and children.
APOPO HeroTREEs - Carbon offsetting in Tanzania The Uluguru Mountain Forest is known for its unique biodiversity and is one of the top priorities for biodiversity conservation in Africa.   APOPO in partnership with Sustainable Agriculture Tanzania (SAT), is training farmers in agro-ecological practices, helping to protect the environment and safeguard the futures of the communities that live in Morogoro, by improving soil and water quality, and encouraging food security.
After Care Support India's higher education rate is only 28% as per AISHE and due to this only 40% of youth is employable. This project will support children who have left/not left and are planning to continue with higher education or independent living sustaining during the transition from institutional to independent life enabling young adults to mainstream them in society
Keep Massachusetts Youth Out of Court & In School Our Restorative Justice (OurRJ) aims to reduce criminalization and avert mass incarceration by empowering youth to develop as valued, productive, and responsible members of their communities. Our programs permit young people to continue their education and, more importantly, avoid a criminal record that cannot be expunged in Massachusetts.
Save Homeless Abandon stray Cows in Gujrat. The project is to promote scientific rehabilitation and will motivate the community people (both rural and urban) to save these homeless abandon stray cows for sustainable Agriculture, Health & Nutrition and environment. It save cows from various zoonotic diseases such as anthrax, brucellosis, tuberculosis by vaccinating them and  will improving public awareness on cow care management.
Flood relief for Kerala, India Kerala, a southern state in India has been struggling with floods for past 10 days, leaving people in couple of areas at the relief camps with no food, clothing and Shelter. Prime Trust is trying its level best to provide support whatever is possible from their end. We are eagerly awaiting to help those people with basic and immediate support.
Kindly Help Buy Land and Build a Training Center This project will empower underprivileged youth to train in hands-on skills that will help them to be self-reliant. Most of the developing countries have since many years suffer from unstable sources of income. This has resulted in many challenges not only to the youth but also among the rest of the population. Once this project is fully funded,we are to release improved levels of income among  the youths in our catchment areas.
Time is running out. Act now! As this year comes to an end, give children a new beginning. 1 in every 3 children in India are fighting with malnourishment. If left unchecked - their very survival could be at stake. YOU can help them before it is too late. Do something truly special before this year ends. Contribute and give malnourished children a chance at a healthier childhood.
Training and Support for Grassroots Organizations Village Earth seeks to transform the traditional aid system from one driven by donors and implemented by foreign NGO's to a system driven by the needs and desires of local people and implemented by their own organizations. We accomplish this by strengthening intermediate and grassroots organizations through networking, training, research and advocacy.
Send 120 youths to high school in Honduras This project will give 120 children a high school education, providing sustainable development skills to their communities which are some of the poorest in all of Honduras
Help us find local families for abandoned children Diani Children's Village was formed in 1994 in Diani Beach Kenya. It's our aim to rescue abandoned children and babies and give them the needed care and attention that every child deserves. Over the last years the number of children who are committed to the Home and whose families or relatives are untraceable has grown tremendously. Therefore, our ultimate goal is to have every child in a stable, loving Kenyan family environment in which they can have the best possible shot at a normal life.
Prevent Sexual Abuse by Educating Girls Education prevents re-abuse and restores hope and dignity to survivors of sexual violence. This project will enable 10 girls who are survivors of sexual violence to attend high school for one year in a safe learning environment in Kenya. Freely in Hope provides holistically educational opportunities for our scholars which includes tuition fees, health care, psychological counseling, leadership development, and advocacy platforms.
Sponsorship that Provides Another Hope to Children The challenges of children's vulnerability are due to various circumstances such as; the death of parents, violence in homes, maltreatment, neglect and abuse, poverty, conflict, abuse and limited access to and utilization of essential services for optional and child growth and development. "The cost of not addressing the plight of vulnerable children has short and long term impact on the individual child, family, social and Community. This calls for concerted efforts at all levels.
Indonesia Earthquake and Tsunami Relief Fund On September 28, 2018, a 7.5 magnitude earthquake in Indonesia created a 15-foot tsunami, killing more than 2,000 people and displacing more than 130,000 from their homes. After having provided emergency relief in the immediate aftermath of the disaster, this fund is now supporting long-term recovery assistance to survivors. All donations to this fund will exclusively support disaster relief and recovery efforts in Indonesia.
Train 100 hill tribe children to read Along the Thai/Myanmar border,roughly 1,000,000  hill tribe people live in poverty for generations.   Most hill tribe children have never had anyone read to them. When they enter school they fall behind the other students in learning to read, and eventually drop out of school.   EACM provides neurofeedack training so they can learn to read which gives them more options in life.  Neurofeedback is a proven technology to train young children's brains to learn to read.
Promote conservation in 15 Caribbean islands! Communities throughout the Caribbean suffer extreme damage because of increased population, habitat loss due to commercial development, as well as shifting climate patterns. However, with a multi-faceted communications program we can increase knowledge surrounding these issues, motivate behavior change and empower residents of the Caribbean to live sustainably and successfully into the future.
After-School Program for children in Nepal SuMa After-School provide academic, emotional, and medical/nutritional support for close to 200 children living in extreme poverty in Nepal. Our program provides a safe place away from traffickers; healthy meals and regular medical checkups; and a creative, hands-on STEM curriculum that teaches students how to think critically and creatively. Our mission is to provide pathways out of poverty for Nepal's most vulnerable.
Rejuvenate Pastures for Rescue Horses to Graze Someone once said "Nobody can do everything, but, everybody can do something". Put together a lot of 'somethings' and you get amazing results for the horses! We rescue these magnificent animals that were unwanted, neglected, or abused. YOU can help care for them now. To ensure that they continue to thrive in their new home, we must improve the quality of the pastures they graze and make them sustainable for many years to come.  Give a man a fish, as they say... We need to learn to fish!
East Africa Drought Crisis The severe drought across Kenya, Ethiopia, Somalia, Uganda and Djibouti has left an estimated 11.5 million people on the brink of starvation. Their one and only meal may be a meager helping of boiled beans or a soup made from cooking oil. Most days, they will go without. This fund is helping ActionAid deliver emergency food supplies and water to many people who are struggling to survive in the region.
Gift for food and save to Entellus from abolition. Once near about 20,000 Entellus  (Langur, Local name Honuman) lived in Keshobpur and Monirampur Upazila under Jessore district in Bangladesh. They lived by eating local fruits. Now fruit`s demand has increased for population growth. So it has been seen food crisis for Entellus. They are living with very painful situation due to their food crisis and are assaulted by people. Now nearly 3500 Entellus are alive.  We want to give food supplies and build up social awareness. Thus they will be saved.
Nepal: Providing economic autonomy to rural women Rural women in Nepal have limited access to education or training.  Groups of women will organize through this program with guidance for self-sustaining income-generating activities.
Emergency Response to Typhoon Mangkhut Typhoon Mangkhut, locally known as Ompong, made landfall in the Philippines on September 15. As the strongest storm across the world in 2018, the typhoon reportedly produced waves reaching almost 30 feet high, caused excessive flooding, and resulted in more than 40 landslides. International Medical Corps is deploying an emergency advance team to the affected areas to rapidly identify the most critical needs and reach those most affected by this devastating typhoon.
Holiday gifts for 500 foster youth in Los Angeles For foster youth, the holidays can be a very sad time.  Seeing families enjoying the season can bring up painful memories of holiday celebrations they never had.  Every year UFC offers several hundred foster youth a warm and welcoming environment to celebrate the holidays.  We need your help with our annual gift card drive, to ensure the youth in our programs receive something special during the holidays, just like the children in our own families.  Yours may be the only gift they receive.
Working with and training new parents in Nepal This project has two parts: firstly a campaign to raise awareness and understanding of Down syndrome for new parents of babies with Down syndrome; and secondly intensive training workshops with parents of young children with Down syndrome to provide them with key skills to support their children in their early development. The project will be targeted at parents living in remote areas of Nepal, where information, support and expertise are not available.
Impact Guru + Epic TV Umeed Campaign Indian athletes often do no have the resources allowing them to succeed in international sports competitions. The Umeed Campaign hopes to highlight and support some of India's rising sports stars so that they may compete and succeed int he 2020 Olympics games and competitions leading up to it!
Integrate 300  Deaf children in Addis Ababa This project plans to provide educational and psycho-social support for 300 Deaf students who are deprived of socio-economic opportunities in the society they belong.  The project will benefit Deaf children and youth through tutorial, sign language training, socal work skills training and provision of educational materials.
Domestic Violence Social Education: Dignity Now! This project is to show the De-Feet  domestic violence documentary, targeting behavioral change: attitudes and perceptions that are the root cause of domestic violence in Kenya,  which in recent months has resulted in 3 deaths of women every week. 42 crucial meetings in 6 months-project to end in 3 years-with an expert panel and Q& A after the show: to change retrogressive attitudes toward women in 24  villages  and 20  towns, resulting in 75% participants change  their negative beliefs.
Changing Lives through Arts & Education The Gabriela Dias Foundation works with hundreds of children and youth to provide them with high quality education and access to the arts. We focus especially in those who live in disadvantaged areas, and who are overlooked due to the lack of educational opportunities and economic challenges. Through our social initiatives such as Reading Awareness, Art, Music and Poetry Appreciation we tell their stories to inform, engage and inspire the public to take action.
Save Lives of Snakebite Victims in Rural India Snakebite kills 45,000 people annually in India - mostly simple village folk. Anjali Health Center (Pithora, Chhattisgarh) & Divya Chhaya Hospital (Subir, Gujarat) are very small primary level hospitals supporting over 6000 economically vulnerable tribal families. These hospitals treat more than 200 snakebite patients every year. TIES is providing them with adequate supplies of Anti Snake Venom (ASV), medical supplies for wound management, and snakebite management training for staff.
Help Secure Food for 200 Families in Bangladesh Through micro-credit lending and sustainability trainings, this project will enable 200 families to take themselves out of poverty. New farming practices will result in more income and higher yields.
Accessible education for poor disabled children An inclusive education project for disabled and normal children living in poverty provided from our own centers and creating demonstration models in local government schools for possible replication.
Build a senior center for 500 South Asian seniors India Home plans to develop New York's first community center for South Asian seniors that would provide culturally sensitive and linguistically appropriate programs for South Asian seniors. This center, the South Asian Community Home (SACH), in NYC, will serve the needs of the growing South Asian senior population with culturally-specific programs, including a Creative Aging Center, Case Management Center, Social Adult Day Program for older adults with dementia and intergenerational activities.
Equip a Young Woman on Nias with Skills for Work The Caritas Centre benefits youth on Nias Island, women in particular, who are economically disadvantaged due to lack of education. By gaining skills for employment, participants have the potential to significantly impact their own lives, as well as make a difference to their families and community.  Vocational courses are offered in sewing, embroidery, salon and computers. These are given in conjunction with seminars on solidarity, gender equality, disability, and environmental conservation
Prevocational Education for 35 Deaf students Many Deaf students have limited educational opportunities with no support services in Guatemala. LAVOSI will provide basic instruction in sewing, textile production, culinary and gardening, and construction. Deaf students will learn the basics for life skills, independence and for seeking and creating job opportunities in careers that are commonly found in Guatemala. The inability to communicate closes doors to education and to the world of work. Prevocational learning is essential to survival.
Life Skills for Children Dropped Out of School This program will empower 180 children dropped out of school in West Sulawesi, with gave living skills and help of capital of efforts with the rolling system.
Help 50 children rescued from orphan trafficking The project will reintegrate 50 children rescued from trafficking and exploitation with their families or into the family context . The child will receive food, accommodation, counselling, healthcare, education and other immediate needs. The rescued child will be restored into their immediate families or relatives into the best interest of the child.
Jobs,Training 4 Youth Disrupted by War-Afghanistan Decades of war and unrest have brought total destruction of the Afghan economy. The educational system, integral to recovery, is badly disrupted. Youth (boys and girls) between the ages of 18-24, without formal education, are unable to support their families or contribute to reconstruction of their homeland. Rebuilding Alliance partners with Pohana (Knowledge) Institute to offer vocational training to youth as electricians, masons, auto mechanics, carpenters, plumbers, welders and machinists.
VENEZUELA: EDUCATE-HEAL-FEED 400 KIDS AND COVID-19 This project will guarantee that 400 children can continue their basic education attending virtual and on-site classes. While attending school, they will have a light breakfast, balanced lunch, and medical assistance. For the virtual period, food will be handed for them to take home. Our medical facility cares for the children as well as for the community and has developed a rapid response during Covid pandemic.