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Providing microhealth services to 10,000 families Kashf shall provide 10,000 families with low cost microhealth insurance giving low income household access to cheap healthcare facilities covering 24 hrs hospitalization.
Transport Patients from Gaza to Israeli Hospitals The Road to Recovery bridges the political/cultural Israeli-Palestinian divide by rendering humanitarian services on a personal level.  Volunteers use their vehicles to transport low-income children patients from the West Bank and Gaza to Israeli hospitals for treatment that is unavailable locally.  We charter a minibus to transport groups of patients from Gaza to Jerusalem hospitals. Project proceeds will fund a 100% increase in minibus patient-trips from Gaza to Jerusalem hospitals for a year
Twinsburg High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Nikhil, Ojasvi, Nikhita, and Ridham from Twinsburg 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.
RESCUE 10,000 KENYAN GIRLS AT RISK OF HORRIFIC FGM In Maasai community,young girls below age 10 years are subjected to horrific cultural practice of female genital mutilation/cutting, FGM/C, as rite of passage from childhood to womanhood. Thereafter, denied opportunity to go on with schooling and instead married off. The supposed women, at onset of puberty, begin to bear children and manage homes.Cherish Others has identified over 5000 girls at risk, some orphans, by making home visits, counsel and give support and educate community  to stop FGM
$6 Life-Saving Anti-Malaria Bednets Provides bednets for African families to prevent malaria and lift them out of poverty. These nets will keep a family malaria-free 20 times longer than other nets, preventing expensive malaria care.
CHILD EDUCATION CHILD RIGHTS AND PROTECTION Neglected abandoned orphan destitute children will get basic and formal education rehabilitation  with proper care and protection for establishment of rights and to be self dependent up to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child UNCRC  Basic and formal education for neglected abandoned orphan and destitute children Shelter nutrition rehabilitation health hygiene creativity character building information technology skill development  mental development
Drinking water drilling for 1000 people in METAP Metap is a rural area located in Bafou village in Cameroon West region. In this area, there are about 600 children, 02 primary schools and 01 secondary school for more than 1000 inhabitants. But these rural populations do not have drinking water and are more and more exposed to contaminated water diseases.
EARTHQUAKE IN CENTRAL ITALY: BACK TO SCHOOL! Mission Bambini has launched a fundraising campaign to collect donations to enable children affected by the 24 August earthquake in Central Italy to start the new school year in the best possible way.
Nutritional management of children orphaned by aid * This project will support 30 orphaned children infected live with HIV by a package of Integrated Basic Services Nutrition (IBSN) (help improve nutrition and health status of children orphans infected and mitigate the social impact of illness on families)
* Organize Food interventions for orphaned children infected
* Schedule of iron supplements and vitamins A and deworming orphaned children infected
* Provide advice on food hygiene, body and environment
Relief for Indonesia Earthquake Survivors CHF International is providing immediate and urgent relief to victims of the Indonesia earthquakes. This includes transitional shelter for at least 5,000 families and 10 temporary schools.
Help Build Homes and Eco-Toilets in Santhom Slum Santhom slum in Kerala, India, has approximately 116 homes, This project will have a long term impact on the entire community, and an indirect impact on the surrounding community of Cochin. The focus points will be providing sanitary eco-toilets, carrying out home improvements to improve the standards and safety of shelter, offering vocational training skills and providing a small livestock farm to create a small supplementary but sustainable income.
Empowering trans-women in Pakistan Trans-women in Pakistan are being systemically left out of the mainstream social setup. They have little to no access to healthcare and and minimal  knowledge and awareness about their basic rights as citizens of the country. VISION will work with the trans-women community in Islamabad, Pakistan, to create awareness around their rights and legal recourses that will empower them to carve their space in society and advocate for themselves.
Keeping Girls at School in Rwanda The Rwandan government enacted a policy that provides all Rwandan children with Twelve years of fee-free education. Yet, girls are still dropping out of school at far higher rates than their male counterparts. YOMADO hopes to eliminate this gap through its threefold approach, which pairs girls with mentors, organizes savings and loans groups, and implements community community score cards to keep girls at School
AAE Benin Chapter The Association of African Entrepreneurs (AAE) Benin Chapter is an approved project of AAE. The Association is formally registered under the Ghanaian Companies Code, 1963 (Act 179).
Support our Kibera Ballet School. ARTs Education is essential in a child's brain development. They teach children lifelong lessons and the basic understandings that practice makes perfect, collaboration leads to success, and that all problems can have more than one solution.   Our most popular program, the Kibera Ballet Club, has shown positive outcomes where some of our students have managed to achieve major scholarships to join Universities and prestigious schools in Kenya and internationally.
Active Across Ages This intergenerational project brings together younger and older people through physical activity to tackle social isolation and loneliness, issues faced by young and old alike. Drawing on our global experience and expertise of using the power of sport to unite people from different backgrounds through carefully designed interventions, we aim to reduce loneliness in both age groups; promote regular interaction between young and old; reduce ageism; and  increase physical activity by older people.
A new life is a new chance for pregnant women Pregnancy can be the most wonderful thing for a woman, but when the conditions in her life are not appropriate, the pregnancy can test her limits and her will. At VIFAC Guadalajara, we provide housing, food, professional training, medical attention and psychological support to every woman facing a pregnancy in vulnerable conditions, to help her reach her best self for the upcoming baby, herself and other children she may have, giving her another chance by bringing a new life to the world.
ARTivism: Dicta ICAAD ARTivism exhibits will inspire lawyers to partner with ICAAD to create a more equitable world through future human rights advocacy efforts. The Dicta exhibit will educate and inspire the American public to better understand the timelessness of civil rights issues, and the importance of engaging in legal activism. Your support of the ICAAD ARTivism Program will help make the Dicta Exhibit possible. Unleash your inner ARTivist today!
Help sheltered adolescents to live a worthy life When adolescents living in institutional shelter turn 18 years old, they have to leave the institution to live an adult, autonomous life. But most of them don't have strong family ties, a job or a place to live.  This fund will help those adolescents in such a difficult transition, providing emotional, professional and material support and assisting them in the search for purpose, a job, housing, and how to exercise their citizenship.
Clean Drinking Water For When Disaster Strikes A major problem facing emergency relief crews is delivering clean drinking water. The "Aguadapt" takes our already certified ceramic water filter and makes it easily adaptable to nearly any container in just minutes. This fund will help us finish prototype testing, mold the adapters, and ultimately create a stock of adaptable water filters that can be distributed to vetted partner organizations - providing clean drinking water in disaster areas in Mexico and beyond.
Nase Mesto / Our Town / Pontis Foundation Nase Mesto - the biggest corporate volunteering event in Central Europe, which takes place simultaneously in several towns across Slovakia. It enables us to support the involvement of employees and volunteers and communicate the benefits of voluntary community support. Since 2007, more than 20 000 volunteers showed up. We have took part in renovating 14 castle ruins, 500 parks & playgrounds, 10  homeless / animal shelters. We trained 1000 people from NGOs & spent a time with 1000 NGOs clients.
Reduce Hunger & Food Waste in Trinidad and Tobago Food wastage and hunger are two major social problems in Trinidad & Tobago. Nourish TT uses an app to move surplus food from the supply chain directly to charities who serve meals to the needy and vulnerable.
Bring Education to 270 Nomadic School Girls Many nomadic girls in Kenya have never entered a classroom. In Northern Kenya, as much as 80% of school age girls are not enrolled in school.  To tackle this issue, Adeso has created six mobile non-formal education centres in Marsabit County, Kenya for pastoralist girls to attend and thrive.
Provide Clean Toilets for Vulnerable Children Clean Toilet is a Basic Human Right! This project will reconstruct toilet Blocks for Sunshine Children's Home. The work includes replacing/rising old and sunk commodes and Installation/cleaning of pipelines to the main septic tank. This will create a hygienic and conducive environment for 37  children at Sunshine Home.
Better vehicle, better education for Wa East Ghana HAYTAFORD Ghana will buy a field vehicle for transport in order to reach  and provide better education to 20,160 very poor children in Wa East Ghana. These children are cut off due to inaccessibility as their communities are in lowland in riverine areas. A vehicle enables  HAYTAFORD  visit communities, present school materials and education parents. Pregnant mothers in these areas will also be supported with the transport to reach health centres which are over 30km away thereby saving lives
HELP 44 ORPHANS IN LIBERIA STAY IN SCHOOL! 44 orphaned Liberian children are currently cared for (basic housing, education and medical needs) on a one acre property with very limited space for them to thrive and grow. Your support will help fund a 26 acre campus that will provide a safe haven that completely cares for our 44 orphans traumatized by the civil war as well as the ongoing Ebola epidemic. Upon completion of all phases we will be able to care for over 100 orphans.
Fund 100 Children in a Township School in Africa A gift to this project goes a very long way. We are working with a number of schools across townships and support over 40 Grade R students, 27 Grade 1 Students, 22 Grade 2 Students and 14 Grade 3 students with a new group starting in 2021 when we open a Grade 4 class. Gifts to this project funds resources, stationery and sports equipment required resources to allow us to provide access to quality education to township families.
Shelter and Education For needy Kids in Bangalore Our project (NELE) aims to provide education and shelter to 250 children in the age group of 8 to 15 years in Bangalore. Most of these kids are from poorest of the poor background where they are deprived of basic necessities of life not to mention about Education & health. Because of lack of amenities, they either run away or become rag pickers on the street doing all kind of odd jobs. If these kids are not taken care properly at right age they become vulnerable to all kinds of social evils.
GIRLS: MENSTRUAL ,SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH This project strives to ensure effective menstrual hygiene management through a comprehensive approach of addressing girl's and women's immediate needs of sanitary products and menstrual health-appropriate sanitation and hygiene facilities for the mapped 2774 adolescent girls and young women who live in street-connected environments and urban slums.  The multiphase program aims at creating awareness about sexual and reproductive health issues of adolescent girls and women living in the street.
Youth Welfare center for Food, Skills & Career IND ISKCON wants to construct a Youth Welfare Centre at Varanasi to expand its mission of supporting academic education, skill development & healthy food to needy students at Varanasi, India. Equipped with all modern amenities, the center will cater to the children of poor laborers in local region.
New Stoves to Feed Hundreds of Girls & Boys Together with InStove.org, this project will provide 2 new industrial stoves to Makindu Children's Centre in Makindu, Kenya, ensuring our ability to continue to feed hundreds of hungry orphaned girls and boys for years to come. The Children's Centre provides breakfast and lunch for up to 100 AIDS orphans daily and more than 300 on the weekends. The current stoves are in desperate need of replacement.
Vocational Training for 100 Deaf Students in India This project provides vocational training to 100 hearing impaired (deaf) students from economically weak and marginalized sections of the society in India to make them financially independent
Support 100 Care leavers in India This project will support 100 young care leavers who left from long institutional care and other alternative care arrangements and planning to live independently with appropriate higher education, life coping skills, and secured income. The major thrust will be to prepare them to be self-independent and sustain by themselves during the transition from institutional to independent life and enable these "young adults" to mainstream themselves in society.
Fund College Access for USAP Zimbabwe Students The United States Student Achievers Program (USAP) assists highly-talented, economically-disadvantaged students with leadership potential and an ethos of giving to negotiate the admissions and scholarship process to attend top colleges and universities in the United States and around the world.   This project will provide for a permanent USAP fund to cover costs USAP students encounter throughout the application and enrollment process.
Support 20 women making 100% bio pads in Cameroon Through False Labels Global Inc.we will help 10 million rural women and girls in overcoming the social barriers linked with menstruation by providing them with low-cost sanitary pads (KujaEcoPads),an innovation that produces 100% biodegradable sanitary pads from locally sourced banana stem fibers.We plan to buy land and build a production center for the 20 who are currently working in a very small rented space.
Grow Money on Fruit Trees! Help 288 Families! Trees for the Future needs your help to grow thousands of fruit trees to help 288 farming families in Tawa, Kenya. A new juice factory offers an exciting market opportunity for these farmers, especially women. The trees will be planted in Forest Gardens, which enable poor farming families to transform their degraded farms into tree-based agricultural systems. Each family's Forest Garden will increase their market access, grow more foods, and bring farms into sustainable productivity.
Cyclone Phailin Relief Fund for India Cyclone Phailin struck the eastern coast of India with winds as high as 136 mph (220 km/h) and a storm surge of 11 feet (3.4 m). The storm system is half the size of India and has destroyed thousands of homes, displacing tens of thousands of people. This fund will provide emergency relief to victims.Funds will be disbursed to international and local nonprofit partners including International Medical Corps and Save the Children.
Develop 70 mentors for Fatherless youth in Oregon This project will fund the recruitment and training of 70 men in Oregon, providing a mentor for at-risk boys and young men that are experiencing fatherlessness so that the next generation is better equipped to support women, children, and families.
Help 1,800 students get quality teachers in Kenya Education is the surest path to prosperity, and teachers play a vital role in a child's education. Yet in Kenya's primary schools, the ratio of students to teachers is 47:1. When teachers are in charge of so many children, students' education can suffer. By supporting teachers, Hope 4 Africa's partner schools can hire more qualified teachers and ensure they have the tools they need to provide a quality education to students. Help Hope 4 Africa sponsor 3 teachers at 6 schools with this project.
Send 100 Students to High School in Belize Most Caye Caulker children were forced to quit school at the age of 12 until Ocean Academy opened as the island's first high school offering an education to all children who want to learn.
Give EPI Experience to Oyacachi Students! Help send 10 Ecuadorian students on a 5-day environmental education course with EPI!  Students will work with scientist Armando Castellanos to monitor wild populations of mountain tapirs and Spectacled bears, listed by the IUCN as vulnerable species. This project will inform wildlife management decisions protecting these charismatic mammals, and empower youth to take an active role in conservation. Donate on our website: www.ecologyproject.org/give/support-ecuadorian-students
Apps for Kids with Autism or Fragile X Syndrome You will be giving FRAXA the opportunity to help special children by giving them the tools they need to learn. FRAXA's team of parents and education experts will design a survey to identify the best iPad Apps for children with autism or Fragile X Syndrome. Based on the survey results, FRAXA will determine which Apps are most helpful. We will share the results widely and freely, making them accessible to all families.

If we raise enough funds, we will also provide iPads to families in need.
Self Sufficiency Store for Prostitution Prevention The store will sell clothing and other goods to poor migrant families in the community.  DEPDC vocational students will operate the store and sell their own products.
Nelson Mandela Children's Hospital (NMCH) Founded by Nelson Mandela Children's Fund, this hospital is a dedicated facility that services children of Southern Africa. It was born out of Madiba's wish that all children have access to the health care they need and deserve, and was built with the help of donors around the world. NMCH opened in June 2017, and continues to help children who need specialised services such as Radiology, Dialysis, Neurosurgery, Cardiology and General Surgery - with your help we can continue to save lives.
Give school & love to abandoned girls in Mexico Abandoned and abused girls have the right to a family and should be protected. Every child deserves a loving family and education. Puerta Abierta is giving the tools to the girls so they can achieve their life project to become responsible, self-sufficient and independent adults. They will build healthy families and will not permit the abuse they suffered as they have learned to respect and love and won't repeat the pattern that hurt them. Being well educated and loved will change them forever
HELP 100 CHILDREN IN INDIA FIGHT CEREBRAL PALSY This project will spread awareness on cerebral palsy through lectures, workshops and training 100 underprivileged children with cerebral palsy in Bengaluru, India.
The Child Brides: Send Them to School instead India has the highest number of out-of-school girls (OOSG) i.e. 3 million. Educate Girls is present in 13 educationally backward districts in Rajsthan & Madhya Pradesh in India. The aim is to enroll OOSG back to school by focusing on improving the Enrollment - Retention - Learning cycle of every child in the educationally backward districts in which it operates. We need your help to enroll out-of-school girls back to school. When you support us, you give a girl at least 1 year in school.
Emergency Response to Floods in Northern India Severe monsoon rains have created devastating floods and landslides throughout Northern India; 180 villages have been hit by the floods and more than 50,000 people have been forced to leave their homes. Thousands of families are in immediate need for food, shelter, blankets and other basic household items.
Equip emergency health care workers in Thailand Teams are working in the hardest hit southern provinces of Pang Nga, Krabi, Ranong, Phuket and Trang to assist the victims medicines first aid kits and other essential items.
Rescuing Imperiled Wildlife in South Africa This project will enable the rescue and protection of wildlife in peril in South Africa. The illegal killing of wildlife for the bush meat and black market trade is a growing problem and it robs local communities of their rich biodiversity and natural heritage.
Escape Poverty Through Education in Kenya We provide free primary, secondary and university education to over 200 children from extremely poor families in Kenya. We also care for their physical and emotional well-being through our feeding, medical, housing and sanitary towels projects.   This is a long term project where we aim to regenerate our communities by handing over the school to the students, once they have completed their education, creating for them jobs, wealth and the chance to escape the chains of poverty.
Village of Abwanget (Uganda): Community Library Libraries for the World is partnering with the Centre for Children and Library Foundation to build a community library in Uganda's rural village of Abwanget. The library will be housed in a community center that will also serve the educational and mental health needs of the local children. The library will serve all villagers --- population 1000 --- by providing access to books, computer terminals, and library programs.
Saving Lives at Birth; Maternal Health in Uganda Approximately 16 women in Uganda die every day due to complications from childbirth. The Shanti Uganda Birth House provided mother-centered midwifery care which includes antenatal check-ups, HIV/STI testing, nutritional workshops, and yoga classes in hopes that we can put an end to preventable maternal deaths. An average of 20-30 babies are born at the Shanti Uganda Birth House each month which is the only health facility located in Nsasi Village in the Luwero District of Uganda.
Protect a Cambodian Community from COVID-19 This project will support Cambodian Children's Fund's effort to protect the vulnerable community of Steung Meanchey from COVID-19 by providing hygiene and sanitation products and resources to students and families to ensure they are educated and updated regarding COVID-19, they remain safe and healthy, and to prevent the spread of the virus across vulnerable populations in Cambodia.
Training and a trade for people who are homeless Volunteers who are homeless will be trained in House and Garden maintenance work and encouraged to take over, run and manage the project as paid co-operative members, then help expand the enterprise.
Child Friendly Libraries for 4,500 children Children in rural  schools in Kakamega County, Kenya cannot read and comprehend simple passage. Reading books and materials to enhance english and kiswahili language are unavailable both at school and at home. Children lack the basic competencies expected of a child completing primary level education. Yet 5 of the six learning subjects are taught in english. Our aim is to improve literacy and learning outcomes  for 3,500 children, enhance their essential skills to take into their working life.
Planting the seeds of a better future in Guatemala "Planting the seeds of a better future" is a campaign that aims to help Mayan families in the Huista region of Guatemala establish a sustainable, reliable source of quality food that goes far beyond their immediate needs. Donations will be used to provide the seeds, materials, knowhow and support to help these families establish their own subsistence gardens, providing food, health and hope both today and in the future