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Vegetables seedlings production and distribution Due to most of the vegetables are imported from neighboring countries like Syria, Iran and Turkey, so we plan is to establish Five greenhouses in Bashiqa Sub-district to produce vegetable seedlings such as Tomato, Cucumber, Eggplant, Capsicumetc. Many IDPs families already returned and many other planning to return to the area and have no income and their main source of income depend on agriculture specially vegetables. So we will produce the seedling of the above vegetables
Support 300 Kids with Learning Disabilities in Imo In AFRYDEF, we see children and youths as assets, and do our best to encourage them develop their full potentials. The above project is aimed at providing 5 toilets/bathrooms and medical care for the 300+ children at the Special Education Center, Imo State, Nigeria.  To achieve these, we shall engage 5 nurses and 5 care givers at the center to provide medical care and support to the children, including cleaning their beds, cutting their hairs/nails as well as take care of their sanitary needs.
Keep 1500 Rural Ayamelum Girls in School Girls Lead Club formed after the COVID-19 lockdown returned vulnerable girls to school and prevents those at the verge of dropping out. Lack of access to hygienic pads, reoccurrence of infections, unhygienic menstrual practices, all keep them away from school, miss classes. Seeking money for pads leads to sexual violence, unwanted pregnancies and underage marriage. Menstrual Hygiene Education will be provided in the LGA with distribution of certified Pad-Up Reusable Menstrual Kits to 1500 girls.
Publish book on Ten Stages of Genocide. Genocide Watch has existed since 1999 with the aim to alert and prevent genocides.Our organization plans to publish a book on The Ten Stages of Genocide  and test it in secondary schools in the US. We then plan to publish the book at low cost in an e-book format to schools in the US, Canada, Rwanda, and Cambodia for existing genocide education programs. Genocide Watch is staffed by Prof. Gregory Stanton and interns who will complete this project.
educate 50 orphans for one year in uganda This project will provide  quality education to 50 children living in rural Uganda. Your donation will go towards required school fees, learning materials and feeding to orphans who would not be able to attend otherwise. Helping a child reach their full potential with a solid foundation of learning allows them to become confident community leaders with the ability to solve their own  problems.
Washington-Liberty Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Conor, Cassidy, Maya, and Andrew from Washington-Liberty 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.
Reintegrate 50 IDPs with Disabilities in Cameroon REWAC plans to provide free mobility aids to  fifty (50) internally displaced persons with disabilities, victims of armed conflict, who hail from the most remote and poverty stricken areas of the North West Region in Cameroon, to lend them  support to enjoy freedom and independence  as they undertake financially independent ventures for poverty alleviation in their homesteads.
Empowering Survivors of Sexual Abuse to Heal Sacred Innocence International (SII) empowers survivors from all kinds of sexual abuse to overcome their past, stop the abuse from continuing, and tap into their full potential through their 14-session program HEAL. HEAL is a healing curriculum for adult men and women survivors that our organization offers through online, over the phone and peer-to-peer support groups. HEAL is also available in book form and will soon be available through an interactive online website.
Oxfam: Relief Response to Cyclone Gita in Tonga Oxfam is working with its local partners the Tonga National Youth Congress (TNYC) and the Civil Society Forum of Tonga (CSFT) to respond to the devastation caused by Cyclone Gita on February 12th that impacted almost 80,000 people. Oxfam and its partners are working to restore access for affected populations to safe drinking water, improve hygiene and sanitation, and restore livelihoods for smallholder farmers with a focus on the most vulnerable populations.
Protect Baby Seabirds in the Caribbean There are few areas left where Caribbean seabirds can safely nest. Fortunately, concerned citizens are now standing up to protect the remaining colonies and keep them from being lost forever. The major threats to seabirds and their chicks include being eaten by people or introduced predators like rats and getting tangled in trash. You can join in the effort by funding training of rangers and patrols on the small, remote islands where seabirds nest as well as outreach with local communities.
Project Solar Bulb (Bangladesh) This project aims to combat environmental problems and energy poverty in Bangladesh. Being successful with our pilot project "EnviVolunteerism" last July (2011) in building "awareness through action", now we are focused on bringing cost effective and sustainable form of solar power in the rural homes of Bangladesh to lighten up the lives of people who still live in darkness. We will be following the "Isang Litrong Liwanag" (a Liter of Light) model for our project: http://isanglitrongliwanag.org
Empowering girls to learn and lead with CARE This project will empower girls in 20 different countries by increasing the number of girls completing primary school, building girls' leadership roles, and advocating for girls' rights.
Locally Made Sanitary Pads for 1500 Girls COIDA is training community women members called "Mother groups" to support reach out to rural poor girls with locally made sanitary pads.  Girls need a special strategy to reduce cultural and traditional attributes to school absenteeism. COIDA is promoting locally made sanitary pads. The International Service project (ICS) volunteers prayed a great role in promotion of locally made sanitary pads. Mother groups of Chibandauka, Luwerezi, Efeni, Mpeni and Mjinge will be trained for 1500 girls.
Help Bangladeshi Flood Victims During the Pandemic Bangladesh is facing its worst floods in a decade, and coupled with the COVID-19 pandemic and Cyclone Amphan - the strongest in 30 years, they are devastating the remote, northern river islands of the country. Friendship NGO's comprehensive disaster preparedness and management interventions are fighting to preserve the lives, livelihoods and lifestyles of those affected, stemming from years of experience in the field doing the same. However, support is needed, given the enormity of the task.
Support to Transition; Free GBV survivors, Kenya This Project will help to transform and transition 52 women; survivors of sexual and domestic  violence sheltered  at Agatha Amani House shelter in Naivasha, Kenya,  through livelihood empowerment. The initiative seeks to prevent them from leaving the shelter,  economically inadequate which  heightens the risk of going back to harmful relationships or being taken advantage of. It will make them regain control over their lives and instill in them motivation to reclaim their positions.
Emergency food and health care for war-torn DRC International Medical Corps brings emergency food and health care to 300,000 people affected by intensified fighting in eastern Congo.
Enable 1,000 girls to stay in school in Kenya Helping a girl to stay in school gives her options she wouldn't otherwise get such as staying healthy herself, opening her own business, marrying when she chooses.  Girls attendance at school is impacted by their monthly period - lack of knowledge about menstrual issues; conditions of toilets at school and access to affordable sanitary towels. Girls for Girls(G4G) addresses issues that keep girls from staying at school  through infrastructure, health education and economic empowerment.
Proudly Pushing the Global Sexual Rights Agenda This project is no longer accepting donations. Please visit the SRI website for contact information.
Red-Pak/Dry-Bottom/ Und-Her-Wear Projects These projects restore dignity, self-esteem, hope, and improve physical and mental health through our unique outreach and collaboration programs. Our Red-Pak (feminine hygiene products), Dry-Bottom (diapers, pull-ups, and other baby products), and Und-Her-Wear (new and gently-used bras and new panties) Programs provide basic need hygiene, underwear, diapers, and more for homeless, low-to-no income women and children/infants, teens, and trans men.
Mentoring 50 At-risk Teens in USA The high school drop-out crisis in America is a silent epidemic.  You can help. This project will support 50 at-risk teens with 1-to-1 mentoring to help them discover and achieve their full potential.
Empower At-Risk Girls as Peacebuilders The Embracing Project has raised $8,000 toward the support of scholarships for 8 at-risk girls to participate in the "Serve with Us" program. This effort will allow us to complete the scholarships. In the program, the participants will: 1) receive coaching on personal identity and goal-setting, conflict resolution and peacebuilding; 2) travel to La Paz, Mexico, to volunteer with orphans, at schools, and in sustainable garden projects; 3) return home and "Pay it Forward" with local organizations.
Support Children & Green Eco School in Rural China The project will establish three Green Eco Schools in three rural communities located in Songtao Miao Autonomous County, Guizhou Province, China. It is under the frame work of sustainable development in the areas of Economic prosperity, Gender equity , Environmental responsibility, and culture diversity. It also advocate to train teachers and children taking action in promoting sustainable development in their own communities.
Shelters for Women in Iraq In Iraq, MADRE helps women threatened by violence to escape to safety and begin rebuilding their lives. With allies and an escape route, survivors of violence move from seeing themselves only as victims of abuse. They come to know that they can create positive change. This project strengthens women's capacity to demand their rights to freedom from all forms of violence.
CONSTRUCTION OF AN 8 CLASSROOM BLOCK #13205 Empowering Rural Communities especially women,children and youths by giving women's children  education .TORUWU after realizing that there is quite a big number of orphans and vulnerable children,(OVC) who couldn't afford the high tuition fees charged by many schools in their area decided this year (2013) to start a junior school charging reasonable money. After school children and women are also trained in income generating activities like crafts making,Jazz Band training,wine making.
one to one orphan sponsorship programme in AJK Pak Support to orphans children,to reduce their vulnerability and lead their life with all ambitions and aims.
Help Students with Mental Disabilities Speak Speech is a very important mode of communication, its absence or any abnormality develops an inability to express and to understand the person's feeling. This center works with students with multiple disabilities especially those with mental disabilities who have severe speech problems.  We treat about 150 children a month and with this facility, many can benefit by speech therapy. Your help will bring much-needed equipment to treat broader aspects of speech irregularities using AAC materials.
Provide one classroom bench for 2 kids in Cameroon This projects sets out to ameliorate access to education to pupils (04-15 years old) by providing 200 two seater benches to 400 kids(internally displaced and refugees)  in four rural public schools in Garoua Boulai , East region, Cameroon.
Health Insurance for 200 Widows & Orphans in Abuja Only 10% of Nigerians have access to health insurance,  widows and orphans have to make out-of-pocket payments which is more expensive; as a result they have limits access to health care. For only $50 Health Insurance premium A widow and her orphans can access to basic health care, surgical care and eye care. WEWE project requires $50,000 to provide 200 widows and their orphans in Abuja, Nigeria. Donate today to give 200 widows and their orphans improved access to healthcare and save lives.
Support TB Elimination on Tam Hai Island, Viet Nam Help us fund a mobile chest X-ray truck to travel around Tam Hai Island screening people for TB! Our experience has shown that for just $10 per person, we can find TB and change lives. Your generous donation will go towards funding comprehensive screening for this small island. The more distance the truck travels, the more we will support people in need. FIT's mobile X-ray truck will go the extra mile to eliminate TB on Vietnamese islands. Will you help us?
Rural Poverty Alleviation in Lebanon The project will try to identify the enabling framework that would have a positive impact on private sector participation in agricultural development in Lebanon.
Help Guatemalan Women Launch a Clothing Business This project will allow 100 Guatemalan weavers to launch a business selling updated traditional dresses to young working women. Participants will learn skills such as quality control and marketing.
Together for Nepal This summer, as COVID devastated Nepal, 5 organizations representing +2.9M households launched the Together for Nepal (TFN) campaign. This project supports them to prevent a third wave by promoting vaccine acceptance and access among Indigenous peoples and local, rural communities. With your support, TFN will also support emerging community resilience by promoting locally-led enterprises, traditional ecological knowledge, and community forestry across their national reach.
COVID19 Relief in rural India India is currently facing one of the worst covid outbreaks in the history of the pandemic. The second wave is far deadlier than the first and our healthcare infrastructure is under a lot of pressure. Individuals, as well as organizations like us, are trying to support the needs of the many affected by covid as best as we can.  We are fundraising for the following :  Infrastructure at Government Healthcare facilities. Community Outreach Health Programs [ Vaccinations & NCDs ]
Support Over 45 Rescued Big Cats at Forever Home The Catty Shack Ranch Wildlife Sanctuary, located in Northeast Florida, provides a safe, loving, forever home for endangered big cats and educates the public about their plight in the wild and in captivity. This project provides the necessary food and supplements for over 45 residents for three months.
Small steps - Education for single mothers The "Pasos Pequenitos" Day Care Center in Honduras, gives young, single mothers the opportunity to complete their education. While their children are cared for in a safe and loving environment, they can finish the high school education, get an upper education or go to university.
Protect 500 Cleft Kids from Covid-19 Covid 19 is affecting communities across the globe. The pandemic has put enormous strain on vulnerable communities. For around one million kids with Cleft in India, this is a highly challenging time. Born with a condition that affects nutrition, they are very susceptible to infections. The pandemic has reduced family income for the families, which means lower food for these babies who need special care. This project addresses the core issue, i.e. NUTRITION FOR THESE KIDS WHO NEED SPECIAL CARE
Accelerate Young Artists for Flood Rehabilitation Young amateur artists of Pakistan are raising funds to rehab. 375 families of landless farm laborers affected by flood in dist. Rajanpur by performing plays surrounding "man-made disaster of Rajanpur"
Art Studio LA | CHAI Life Arts for Youth in Need Provide creative holistic arts integration (CHAI) Life Arts programs including meals, mentoring, and educational support for youth and families in need in Los Angeles, CA. The programs encourage creative thinking, personal responsibility, career development, environmental awareness, and positive self-images - all which increase student's chances at self-sufficiency & long-term success. Mentors, field trips & guest speakers increase relevancy and exposure to careers via the arts.
2018 Annual Silent Auction This project is our Annual Silent Auction, which is our big fundraiser that helps us to continue our financial support in maintaining and sustaining The Ishahayi Beach School and Ife Oluwa Primary School.
Help us Empower Female Victims of Domestic Abuse We run Freedom Programmes for women who are or have been affected by Domestic Abuse.  The Aim is to help them to make sense of and understand what has happened to them. The facilitators are wonderful and will give lots of support and practical help to the women who attend. The Freedom Programme also describes in detail how children are affected by being exposed to this kind of abuse and very importantly how their lives are improved when the abuse is removed.
Give Burmese students the gift of higher education Prospect Burma invests in a positive future for Burma (Myanmar) through its young people. We give underprivileged Burmese students, from all ethnic and religious backgrounds, access to a University education. Our scholarship programme opens doors to educational opportunities currently unavailable and underfunded within Burma. We provide over 100 partial scholarships annually to students studying subjects vital to the rebuilding of civil society in Burma.
Provide Care for Ebola Orphans in Sierra Leone It's estimated that over 10,000 children in Sierra Leone, Africa were orphaned by the recent Ebola outbreak. Children of the Nations has undertaken to build a Care Center for up to 50 children orphaned by Ebola, where they will be able to heal and grow in a safe environment. COTN has been caring for orphaned children in Sierra Leone for twenty years. With your help we'll be able to reconnect some of these children with relatives and provide holistic care for those who have lost everything.
Providing Resources to Up-skill a Community Our community face serious life challenges on a daily basis that without support are unable to break the cycle. Government funding is limited and doesn't help our community, so we focus on empowering and supporting our community of El Cocal to tackle social and economic challenges and help implement solutions, designed by them. Solutions include infrastructure, minority inclusion, alternative income generation, education, healthy habits and conservation all that will protect the lives
Restore School Libraries in 5 Village Schools It is now 1 year after the April 25, 2015 earthquake and schools are still waiting to be  refurbished. Improving schools will encourage attendance and promote safety for the children while parents are busy in the fields.  A child in school is safe from child traffickers and child labor.  Our goal is to provide a good education, safety, relief from poverty and a window to the world through books..
Palliative Care and pain Management in Kenya Access to quality palliative care is an important aspect of health care.  To achieve this, Kenya Hospices and Palliative Care Association is organizing an Annual Fundraising Dinner on 15th November 2019 at Laico Regency Hotel, Nairobi. Funds raised  will be used to improve palliative care services and offer pain management to patients in marginalized areas within the country. Bringing palliative care close to the patients in need will ease their need to travel far for access to pain relief.
Help victims of Hurricane Dorian on Grand Bahama This disaster relief fund will support people impacted by Hurricane Dorian in the form of emergency supplies like food, water, clothing, personal hygiene, and medicine in addition to longer-term recovery assistance to help residents recover and rebuild. All donations to this fund will exclusively support relief and recovery efforts in Sweetings Cay, Grand Bahama which was completely  destroyed by this storm.
Help 125 Abused Children Heal Through Gardening This project will build a children’s therapy garden at an inner-city foster home in Chicago that cares for abused, neglected and abandoned kids.  From a toddler left in an apartment for two weeks to a teenager that was chained to his basement wall, we have found that many of the children begin to heal when caring for something smaller and more vulnerable than themselves.
End cruelty to bears in the bear bile industry Bears held in captivity for their bile across Asia endure a lifetime of intense physical and mental suffering. They are confined to tiny cages, unable to express their natural behaviours and forced to undergo torturously painful extractions - sometimes daily. We are raising public awareness, microchipping and monitoring captive bears and improving the legal protection of bears. Together, we can bring a permanent end to this cruel and unnecessary industry.
Care & Build a class room for 40 rural students Allied Organization-a founding body for Christ Towers Junior School Kiboga, mobilizes resources for several education needs for less fortunate children in Kiboga-Uganda. We urgently need to raise $3780 to complete two classrooms for 40 students by June 30th to give these rural children a room to learn and grow. The school has started construction of a four room block to cut down the hiring costs for rooms, and other educational technology resources to lessen rural education inequalities.
The Day After Yesterday 401-Kids Inc, a 501c3, started "The Day After Yesterday" project, to provide a pilot full-term home for sex-trafficked girls. This home will provide a loving, productive environment where the rescued girls will continue their education and learn life skills to be used once reentering society.   This home will provide for six girls with 24-7 care and supervision. The staff and Board will be guided by DHS of Oklahoma's rules and regulations
Plant Trees to Restore PreyLang Wildlife Sanctuary This project will enable Cambodians, especially youth, to plant thousands of endangered rosewood trees in the Prey Lang Wildlife Sanctuary, a heavily deforested "protected" zone.  Cambodians from diverse backgrounds will come together for a 4-day Tree Planting Camp to learn about the forest and climate change, support the local communities who protect the forest, and develop connections and ideas about how to engage in the critical environmental issues of today.
Marketing with Nilufer Women’s Co-op in Turkey We will be developing a marketing strategy for Nilüfer Women’s Cooperative. This includes providing computational workshops and creating advertisement materials, including a Web site.
Assist Vulnerable Girls in West Point Liberia The West Point Women works in Monrovia's largest slum, West Point. It has a population estimated to about 60,000 or more inhabitants. WPW is carrying out; Advocacy, building peace, health hygiene water & sanitation as well helping to empower women and girls through literacy, skills & saving schemes that enable women become productive. WPW seeks to help 20 vulnerable girls in West Point enter academy school in order to prevent them becoming child prostitutes if they continue staying at home.
Community Library for the Underprivileged The Community Library is an added initiative to Shiksha Vocational Training Center intending to provide a space for children and young adults to access information easily, take ownership of their behaviour by self-managing the resources and learning self-discipline by maintaining the decorum of the free library.  Workshops and other reading activities will be conducted at the library to help students and young adults develop their comprehension and knowledge base.
Enabling 400 Deaf children & youths in Addis Ababa This project will support to enable Deaf children and youths to improve living condition in Addis Ababa at 10 sub cities and selected schools for the Deaf through creating accesses to inclusive education, healthy psycho social family environment & awareness creation.