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Help Support 21 Nonprofits in Japan Hello! I'm Shreya and I will be a GlobalGiving Japan Field Traveler in 2018! As a field traveler, I will be visiting 21 of our partner NGOs working to help communities devastated by the massive earthquakes that hit Japan in the last decade. I will be conducting more than 30 site visits and 6 training workshops over three months. During these visits, I will provide one-on-one support and fundraising tools to help ensure our non profit partners continue to work effectively and grow.
COVID-19 Rural Relief Distribution in India Our project is distributing staple foods (rice, pulses, mustard oil, wheat flour, potatoes, salt, sugar and soap) to migrant workers and daily wage laborers in rural India where there is limited access to essential goods during the COVID-19 lockdown.
Help 10,000 NYC families get ready for college. Your donation will help educate 10,000 parents about preparing their 9th graders for college. New Visions publishes "Aiming Higher" each year in English and Spanish.
Support labor and women's rights in Bangladesh This project will provide legal services to Bangladeshi women and children that are forced to work in illegal labor conditions in sweatshops, women that are made to wear veils, children locked up in adult prisons, and other pressing legal and human rights violations in Bangladesh that disproportionately affect women and children.
Hurricane Maria Children's Relief Fund In September of 2017, Hurricane Maria broke records as the largest disaster in Puerto Rico since 1928. 155-mile-per hour winds knocked out power for the entire U.S. territory. Thousands of island residents continue to live without electricity, water and sanitation. Save the Children is committed to helping more than 200,000 children and adults who live in the 40 communities where the needs are greatest.
Support 100 children access assistive devices Katalemwa seeks to support 100 children with disabilities access assistive devices to aid their healing process during post surgery and therapy, support their mobility and enhance participation. We annually support over 15,000 children with disabilities in Uganda both in the community and at the center to access medical rehabilitation services. 50% of the children, require assistive devices in form of wheel chairs, prosthesis, orthesis, walkers, Cp chairs, standing frames, orthopedic shoes.
The List Project's Emergency Support Fund The List Project is building a support fund to help recently resettled Iraqis defray emergency costs.
Coal Dust Briquettes for Nature Conservation BEEJ will promote coal dust technology for conservation of natural resources in 20 villages in Balochistan to provide economic, social and environmental benefits to the poor inhabitants in the area.
RI: Protecting Yemen's Children from Famine Roughly 10 million Yemenis are on the brink of famine. RI provides nutritional assistance and education sessions to combat the effects of famine to more than 23,000 people in Yemen.
Waiting for New Premises Our association currently helps people in need with meals every evening in winter in a corridor of a metro station downtown Brussels. We aim to improve this by moving to new premises, close by, and fitting them in order to improve preparation / delivery of meals and ease the work for our teams. To make this possible, the more we manage to save on our yearly ordinary expenses (rent, disposable, food etc) the sooner we can start looking for new premises and a new kitchen, new kitchen utensils etc.
Haiti Relief and Long-Term Support Your gift will help us meet the immediate, urgent needs of earthquake survivors, and also enable World Vision to help the people of Haiti rebuild and recover in the weeks and months to come.
Educate and teach children in Zambia to read This project will build a library and teach 250 primary school children in Western Zambia to read and write.
Help Victims of 2015 Afghan Earthquake On 26th October 2015 there was a devastating 7.5 earthquake centered in the Hindu Kush mountains in Afghanistan's Badakhshan Province, which borders Pakistan. Many people in the area around Peshawar, Pakistan have lost everything. AIL's Peshawar office has worked with people in Pakistan for decades and has extensive contacts in the area and frequent experience of helping with natural and other disasters. Staff have identified 1,000 earthquake victims they can help in the Peshawar area.
Ecology of Pathogen Transmission in Buvuma Islands This project will generate knowledge on the current ecological environment of the Buvuma Islands with respect to interactions between non-human primates, humans, and domestic animals, while providing a framework in which to explore the potential for emerging infectious diseases in this island community of Lake Victoria.
PLANT A 100,000 TREES IN SCHOOLS IN GITHUNGURI The accelerated destruction of our environment and natural resources causes endless suffering to the people of Kiambu. We aim to teach the community to regenerate their degraded land and reap the benefits of using the resources it provides sustainably. We will begin in schools where we'll develop tree nurseries with the students teaching them the benefits of creating a planting culture and encouraging them to take the message, education & trees home with them where it will grow.
Help South African children achieve in Maths Education is the key to break the poverty cycle for children from township communities. In South Africa only 27% of learners pass Maths at age 12-13. GSES uses a per-child, computer-based Maths program to enable Maths learning & to track children's progress from these challenged communities. This individualised approach allows teachers to provide effective support for each child. Children are now motivated to learn and show progress e.g. a school has already raised its pass percentage by 20%.
Domestic Peace Program Counselling for Men We provide no fee for service counselling to men who identify as abusive in their relationships. Supporting men who recognize the need to change their behavior in their personal relationships is a critical step in ending the cycle of domestic violence. Program does not receive government funding and relies on fundraising and donations to operate.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Heyci, Dina, and Cindy have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to train local entrepreneurs. Through this, vulnerable men and women will develop capacities in vocational & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Emergency COVID-19 support Emergency COVID-19 support project will be addressing the needs that are currently needed by the children's Home, Another Hope Children's Ministries. The COVID-19 or Coronavirus crisis has made a tremendous impact across most of the countries around the world. The entire social, economic and cultural structure is gradually transforming into an unexpected reality. Poor communities have become more vulnerable to the basic issues of hunger, housing and shelter.
Hurricane Laura Two hurricanes hit the Louisiana and Texas coast within 72 hours of each other. The storm surge and rainfall from one storm is typically 6-8 feet and 5-6 inches, respectfully. Two storms back to back were catastrophic in the sense that storm surge added up to 12 or 15 feet and rain topped 8 inches or more when it was all said and done. Towns like Lake Charles and Cameron (and others with weaker levies) will be submerged for another week, if not longer.
Be the lifeline of a 1000 children in India This project will ensure nutritious food, quality education and desired health to 1000 children, through our 7 Children's Homes for the orphan, neglected & abandoned children in the streets, 3 Day Care shelters & 4 community centers in the poorest sections of the society for the children of the slum dwellers to have a fair chance in life to grow out of the crude hands of exploitation.
Eric: Educational Opportunity for 200 Kids Dig 4 Kids is an after school program committed to providing youth in low-income communities with increased opportunities for academic and athletic achievement.
Social Health Initiatives in North Carolina There is no mental health without social health. This project engages communities for the meaningful social connections proven to reduce deaths of despair (overdoses and suicides). Free of charge services include facilitated socials, trauma-informed groups, alternative recovery meetings, communication training retreats & courses, and matching individuals for service opportunities among neighbors. These peer-led initiatives will impact 3500 individuals in Asheville, NC and surrounding rural WNC.
Reach the Unreached Shepherd Children of Meghalaya The project would help to expand the strength of the children of the school and appoint new teachers and staffs to provide them education. The school is now buzzing with 60 plus shepherd children. With the help of monetary support and funding we can help to uplift the overall structure of the prevailing system of elementary education and can also expand the school premises. Moreover educating the girl children of the region would make their active participation in the governance of the state.
Dairy goats program for Widows in Kitui, Kenya Gender disparities imposed by cultural and traditional practices keep women in subordinate positions in all areas of life in the Africa rural society. Cultural practices contribute to undermining the women's position. It increases their vulnerability to HIV/AIDS, and impacts negatively on livelihood resources such as natural capital, economic capital, human capital, social capital and physical capital. Yet in many cases women are left to take care of the children and grandchildren.
Forest preservation in Mexico Manos a la Tierra Each year 4.7 million acres of forest are lost in the world, exacerbating the effects of climate change. For 14 years, Manos a la Tierra has inspired thousands of volunteers to join activities for the preservation of forests, planting around 450,000 trees in Mexico without any financial support. Your donation would allow us to carry out more reforestations, river cleanings, pest control, prevention and control of forest fires and soil regeneration and the purchase of the necessary equipment.
The Tafel Refugee Integration Project Fund The number of people, especially refugees, seeking help at the Tafel has sharply increased. Local Tafel initiatives have a variety of ways to address the challenges like language barriers, food and volunteer shortages or increased conflict potential, and this fund offers financial support for the best concepts.
Train 300 Tourism teachers in South Africa Our project trains and up-skills teachers from previously disadvantaged communities to teach the subject Tourism in high schools more effectively in order to produce a skilled, competent future workforce for South Africa's blooming tourism & hospitality industry. We need your help to continue the training and up-skilling of Tourism teachers through our annual flagship event, the annual 4-day National Tourism Education Conference. Help our students to find employment in the tourism industry.
Typhoon Mangkhut Relief-Philippines Birth Clinics As Super Typhoon Mangkhut rages across the Philippines , it has taken our Mercy In Action clinic roof with it.  Both our prenatal clinic and the adjoining midwife guest house are badly damaged on Luzon island. Please help Mercy In Action repair our buildings and reconstruct our roofs on these buildings so that the vital maternity care provided by our dedicated midwives can continue to serve the local women living in poverty.
70 children and adolescents require comprehensive The institute operates a community dining room located in a neighborhood classified by the city as a priority attention area for the large number of people living in extreme poverty. It's A place where children and teenagers go hungry, thus limiting their chances of physical and emotional development require to face their challenges, and have normalized violence by the family and social context in which they live, our program is offer 70 children a daily meal  that meets the necessary nutrients.
Green Pakistan by Plant a Tree & Install FES Stove Heavy floods hit the Jati and Sujawal area and all 30 villages were submerged in flood water. This project in necessary to rehabilitate the flood victims with a safe cooking environment.
Centre of excellence for newborn care in Uganda Since 2014, we have treated over 10,000 babies and saved over 3000 lives and the number of newborn babies dying in the hospital has reduced by 70%. This dramatic success can be attributed to a sustainable training model and provision of good quality basic newborn care. The creation of a 52 bed neonatal unit and Centre of Excellence for Newborn Care and Training is key to extending our training and knowledge across Uganda and further reducing neonatal mortality beyond our region.
Kisimenyi School for 550+ Pupils in 2013 An extensive project to rebuild a dilapidated primary school in rural Kenya to benefit over 550 children - construction of classrooms, nursery school, fully stocked library and sanitation facilities
Feeding orphans of HIV+ Burmese women We are going beyond the frame with this project: after working with  HIV+  women through photo work shops, they asked us to help raise funds for protein and  dairy supplements for their SAFE house orphanage in  Mae Sot, Thailand.
LiftUp 200 Dalit & Minority YoungStars The new LiftUp YoungStars Initiative aims to "lift up" 200 of Nepal's most vulnerable youths. The Dalit and youth populations have been impoverished by natural disasters and suffered severe discrimination based on their social status. We hope to raise $5,000 to partner with local organizations that will provide skill-oriented vocational training for 100 Dalit YoungStars and public service preparatory classes for 100 more. This project will be managed and documented by the ICDR office in Nepal.
Support with scholarships for 25 young people This project seeks to grant scholarships and provide support to 25 young people, annually, so that they can attend a university technician that allows them to develop professionally. The project joins forces with universities and allows young people who do not have economic access to these technicians to successfully complete them. Fundacion Accion Joven monitors these young people and provides necessary support so that they can successfully complete these professional development opportunities.
Africa Disabled need canes,crutches,wheelchairs. Africa Disabled  in rural areas are paid little  attention by government. Most cannot move so crawl which is the case with Prudentia Elad and many others. Help give them hope and reason to live.
EMPOWERING 500 YOUTHS WITH HANDS ON SKILLS The overall goal of this project is to empower youths by providing hands-on skills and raising awareness on key issues impacting their lives such as HIV/AIDS sensitization. Mentorship, guidance and counseling shall help them make good decisions about their health.
The Teapot Challenge Help the people who pick the tea that keeps you going through the bad times, warms you up when it is cold and is at the centre of any family celebration.  We are encouraging supporters to collect change every time they have a hot drink. Donations will help us bring high quality education to 320 young people and 2,100 children from some of the most isolated and hope-hungry communities in Sri Lanka.
Empowering women in Los Alcarrizos, Santo Domingo. Under this project, 45 women living below poverty line (BPL), will be trained the essentials to be a pastry baker. They will learn the basic pastry recipes, costing and the fundamentals of entrepreneurship in order to be able to start their own business. The project will increase their self- confidence level, livelihood growth and empowerment and diminish their socially and economically disadvantaged.
Clean water for 400 school children in South Sudan With the mission of "saving lives through health, clean water and agriculture," the Alaska Sudan Medical Project is a grassroots organization that works in a remote, impoverished village in South Sudan. Old Fangak has no infrastructure and little food or clean water. 

ASMP has helped changed that by providing clean water to 400 of the world's newest school children. We are not stopping there. This year we will drill MORE WELLS to give clean water to prospective students in surrounding areas.
Help Empower Women & Drive Sustainability in Nepal Women Light the World is helping women in Nepal to become leaders in sustainable energy and in their communities.   Our unique model trains women -- selected by their own villages -- to become solar engineers, installing and maintaining solar panels back home.   Our vision is to expand educational opportunities for women; promote economic self-sufficiency; provide safe, clean energy; and build sustainable futures for generations to come -- one woman... one home... one village at a time.
Provide Nutrition to 100 Children in Kenya This Project will reduce number of Orphans and Vulnerable Children by improving their living Standards. It will also increase the educational transition from Primary to Secondary among the Orphans.
Support children at poverty risk in Spain One in three children lives under risk of poverty in Spain. What is their only opportunity to build a better future? Education. This is a social-educational project that takes place outside school hours. We give educational and nutritional support to children between 3 and 12 years old, who have scarce material resources and/or emotional support and are risking school failure.
Cure poor kids with heart disease in rural China The China California Heart Watch finds, diagnoses and refers for treatment poor children with heart disease in Yunnan Province, China.  You, our generous supporters, have enabled us to provide surgical treatments for over 100 children. We are now collaborating with Yunnan Fu Wai Cardiovascular Hospital.  Fu Wai does the surgeries and provides most of the diagnostic services.  We still need your help.
Kicking AIDS Out of Kibera slum - Nairobi, Kenya This youth peer education project is an innovative approach to addressing HIV/AIDS, gender and life skills education through sports games, theatre, community forums and informal school discussions.
Add Education to Resilience for HIV/AIDS recovery! "Billy", on the left of the photo in the blue T-shirt is one of the Village volunteers who has been with the Project since they were  adolescents. Billy is an example of one of the many volunteers who though without any formal education got his education through Likulezi's education programme whilst working as an unpaid volunteer, and is now not only a respected member of the staff, a training facilitator but also a successful business man!, Likulezi is truly a university for the marginalised.
EMPOWERING AT RISK  ENTREPRENEURS IN TANZANIA Tanzania has estimated 13 million people living below the poverty line. The government efforts to expand access to social services like education have been undermined by their declining quality as the population grows. Tertiary education graduates have incapability of seeking opportunities due to prevalence of skills mismatch. We have developed the Kuwezesha Project to reduce the skills mismatch by providing opportunities for tertiary learners to innovate and run small entrepreneurial ventures.
Build classes/kitchen for 180 orphans in Namibia After SchoolProgramme for Orphans and Vulnerable Children (ASPOVC) plans to build three Classrooms and a kitchen to provide free education and free nutritious meal to 180 orphans and vulnerable children infected and affected by HIV/AIDS or vulnerable in Eenhana town.
GivingTuesday Match for Integral Heart School GivingTuesday is the single biggest fundraising day of the Integral Heart year. We are working to close out our year-end plans and start the new year in a strong position. This year is exceptional with $1 million dollars being made available by GlobalGiving in a Proportional Match - meaning, the more we raise the more get!  Your support will go directly to support the communities of our children and families who are most at risk with the expansion of our home-study and food delivery programs.
Provide Blanket Health Care to 510 Destitute Kids We are addressing the root cause of poverty - 'Lack of quality education'. The modernization in India is limited to big cities. We are currently working for 41 villages in the foothills of Himalayas.  We transform destitute rural youth by providing them value based learning & the essentials, medical care & nutrition. In our journey of 15 years, we have impacted not only 700 children but their economically disadvantaged families.
Help Educate 50 Disabled Orphaned Children India This project we will provide Education, Educational Materials,Uniform, Dresses, Nutritious food, Health care, Counseling and Insurance for 50 Disabled, Orphaned, Mentally challenged children in India.
Help Empowerment Facilitators Reach 700 Teen Girls Project Soar's women Empowerment Facilitators are the backbone of our award winning teen girl leadership program. Each week, 60 facilitators at 30+ locations conducts our signature leadership workshops with groups of marginalized teen girls across Morocco and Uganda. Facilitators are instrumental in ensuring the PSB program is a success in their communities.  We provide each facilitator a small stipend for her time. Project Soar helps girls stay in school and avoid child marriage.
Establish Home Hospice Training Center in India The Binaytara Foundation will establish the first home hospice and palliative care training center in Madhya Pradesh, India, to help provide dying patients with peace, dignity and comfort. The center will allow for the organic growth of home hospice and palliative care as healthcare providers complete their training and establish their own programs in India and neighboring countries.
Plant 10,000 Trees in Nicaragua The country of Nicaragua, like many in the developing world, has suffered from devastating deforestation over the last few decades. This community-based project will support much needed reforestation efforts in Nicaragua that will increase biodiversity, improve watershed health and soil quality, and create healthier communities by putting thousands of trees back into the ground.
complete building for 70 stigmatised autistic kids This project gives disadvantaged and stigmatised children and young persons with autism access to a facility for education.  There their potential can be nurtured and their lives made worthwhile with different interventions.
Provide Education for 100  Girl Children. This project will  provide education and enhanced nutrition to 100 girl children of marginalized Mushar community in Bhataulauiya village of Mahottari district in Province number 2 of Nepal, by providing  study materials, school dress and conducting after school class for them, and free mid day meal for them.
Build A Community School for 200 Kids in Nguluni Acres of Mercy is building and equipping its first community learning center/school to open up education to 200 vulnerable children yearly that come from families in need within and around Nguluni, Kenya; Provide quality learning environment and resources; We will improve students' learning environment by building/completing 5 new classes; Better Sanitation and a Library; Provide coaching & mentoring to teachers to deliver learning outcomes; Provide quality early childhood learning experiences