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Help students to address Covid-19 challenges The purpose of this project is to involve young people in non-formal education through daily training. This training should be used as a tool to prevent and fight the negative phenomena addressing Covid-19 consequences. We will strive to inspire youngsters for constructive engagement and enhance their professional and personal skills through collaborative partnership, non-formal training, and volunteerism. We plan to develop this training in five countries where our organization operates.
Educate 300 Refugee Children in Uganda This project supports the PPDR free primary school (grades 1-4) that exists to educate and empower refugee children and other vulnerable children in Kampala. Right now, the school ends at 1pm because we are not able to provide lunches. This project will extend the school day to 5pm. As part of our empowerment strategy, we also train adult refugees to serve as teachers in the school. In addition, we provide basic care and protection for all children, including their health care.
Generate Income & Hope From Non-Recyclable Garbage This project has stopped 10 tons of non-recyclable plastic waste from reaching Jakarta's garbage dumps by partnering with trash pickers who collect and sell it to XSProject . This gives trash pickers extra income. Post consumer trash is then "upcycled" into new products and sold. It will pay salaries for XSProject's washers and sewers who make the products we sell. It will provide clean drinking water, health checkups, medical attention, vocational training and micro-finance opportunities.
Help children in Bolivia to overcome violence! According to the WHO 2017 Bolivia is in one of the first places in the rates of domestic violence in Latin America. Hence, Bolivian children and youth are extremely vulnerable and highly exposed to violence. The goal of "WAWAS" Phase 2 is to reduce the rates of violence in a larger scale in the City of Cochabamba-Bolivia, through an effective intervention involving all the actors of the target communities, aiming mainly to protect children and youth as ultimate victims.
GOLBO GIRLS SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCE This project will contribute to constructing a school of excellence for girls in Golbo village in Moyale constituency, Marsabit County, Kenya. The school will be the only school of excellence in Kenya's entire northern region & will educate 450 girls drawn from three neighbouring counties of Marsabit, Mandera & Wajir. In addition to providing quality education for bright pastoralist girls, the school will foster peace & cohesion amongst the pastoralist communities in northern Kenya.
Support Teen Parents to Thrive in Ireland The Barnardos Teen Parent Programme supports young mothers to ensure that they can be the best parents they can be. The service provides holistic support services, one-to-one counselling sessions, education materials, parenting support and training to teenage parents and their families - empowering young mothers to achieve their full potential and be the best parents they can be. This funding will support 11 teen mothers to return to education.
Help us build a school for 100 students in Nepal Education is an undeniable right, and we here at Diyalo Foundation believe that not even a natural calamity should be able to take that away from us. So we're asking you to join us on this road to recovery, to renew the future of 100 young children. We want, we need, your unwavering support and faith to build a School, and to bring the light of education to those who do not have the ability to grasp it.
COVID19: Food relief for vulnerable Australians COVID-19, and the resulting mass unemployment being experienced across the country has been the catalyst in the exponential increase in food insecurity. Foodbank is in urgent need of funding to source key staple foods that don't come in sufficient quantities via traditional rescue channels. This will enable Foodbank to provide a sustainable supply in a variety of essential foods that are nutritious and convenient for vulnerable Australians during these extraordinary and unprecedented times.
Give books for the kids of conflict-torn Marawi PBSP plans to give 3 storybooks each to 12,000 Maranao children who are victims of the five month-long Battle of Marawi in southern Philippines between the government and ISIS-inspired terrorists.
Empower the Youth Development in El Salvador Our project, the Empower the Youth Development focuses on improving food security, cultural awareness and physical activity in the impoverished region of Bajo Lempa, El Salvador. This project impacts the lives of over 800 youth by increasing access to healthy foods for better health, and encouraging community involvement for a decrease in criminal activity in the region.
#KeepRising Scholarships for Women in Asia We are raising money to fund scholarships for Rising Stars, the young women from underprivileged communities in Asia who Wedu supports through educational funding and mentorship. 100% of the funds we receive go to funding university and leadership development for the 362 women Wedu currently supports.   Help our Rising Stars Keep Rising!
Botswana's future environmental stewards This project will provide stimulating and fun environmental education for 4 schools (140 students) in rural Botswana; teaching children ecological concepts, environmental awareness and problem-solving through games and hands-on activities. These activities will build the environmental stewards of tomorrow, enabling them to tackle the issues rural communities face, and will increasingly face due to climatic changes and competition for resources, as well as prepare them for future employment.
Meet Tata:  CNVLD Sports Manager, needs funding Tata is key to CNVLD localization plans. We want to be able to develop her superb leadership skills. She has great potential as leader of the Cambodian Disability sector. Tata copes with her own disability issuesâ€“she suffers from a severe case of polio that affected her right leg and must wear a bulky orthotic device. A most difficult aspect of fundraising is finding the necessary money for local salaries and operational costs â€“ donor and organizations will not support operational costs.
Access to education for poor Romanian children The project aims to facilitate the access of 600 children from rural, poor and isolated areas, in eastern Bacau county in Romania, to quality education, social care, counselling and guidance through 5 community centres named "Clubs with Glue". The services will be provided by local teams of educators and a mobile team of specialists travelling in the area from the city. We will provide scholarships to the best and poorest children to access high school education in the city.
Empower the lives of 300 talented peruvian kids Peru Champs wants to tackle the pressing issue of education in Peru. Unfortunately, a high quality education is only currently accessible to families with a high income. Our mission is to identify and empower talented, underprivileged kids (whom we call 'Champs') by providing them with scholarships and a Leadership Program for a world class education. Your donation can give the possibility of contributing in the necessary tools for 300 of our Champs to become future leaders of Peru.
Help African Children See Themselves In Storybooks Representation matters! We help African children see themselves in storybooks through our Golden Baobab Prize, which discovers and presents the most exciting African writers and illustrators with opportunities to produce African children's books. Scarce resources for African children's writers and illustrators means fewer culturally-relevant books available for our children. Join us on this inspiring journey to fund and support the stories of Africa's next generation of literary greats!
Child Sexual Abuse Prevention/Education Think First & Stay Safe teaches students to identify and outsmart the lures that are universally used in predatory crimes against children, most often by someone the child knows. Students learn essential personal safety skills to improve self-reliance and raise self-esteem, while being consistently reassured that most people are kind, safe and committed to their well-being.
Empowering Rural Kenyans through Reforestation Rooted In Hope promotes environmental, social, and economic development in rural Kenya through our reforestation efforts in the Aberdare National Park. In addition to restoring degraded forest areas, planting trees provides a multitude of benefits, most notably with regards to water, women, and wildlife. Our program in Kenya results in increased water table levels, employment for underprivileged women, and rehabilitation of the natural habitat of several threatened and endangered species.
The Children Left Behind Support the development of Mexican children left behind by migratory parents through a life skills and health education, school-based project.
Build Rescue Boats in Flood Prone Communities The community of Banaba is struck by flooding several times each year. Residents of this small community just outside Manila live in constant fear of heavy rains which cause rivers to quickly burst their banks. They've organised themselves and are ready to respond when the rains come. But without rescue boats to use during flooding, many lives could be lost.
Empowering 300 Refugee Women and Girls in Uganda This project Creates an opportunity for Vocational Skills training and Sustainable Livelihoods for 300 Refugee single women and Teen mothers who are Household heads due to their refugee circumstances. RUFIT equips them with the skills to run Viable Income Generating Activities including a Savings and Loan activity to improve their Standards of Living. RUFIT will run Vocational skills training, Life skills training, entrepreneurship training and sensitisation of the beneficiaries on their rights.
Emergency Response: Coronavirus Aid Distribution Since COVID-19 became a pandemic disease that also affects Indonesia.  ACT Foundation will distribute free food aid, personal protective equipment for health officer, free mask, hand sanitizer to the community, providing education about the disease, sustainable programs, and much much more
Upcycling for young carers and visually impaired We will work with young carers, and visually impaired young people and teenagers in pupil referral units within Barking and Dagenham to bring back to life old unwanted furniture which we will sell on ebay and at the local Dagenham market. The furniture will be unique and of high quality. Participants will work together to make the old new!
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Rayna, Charlie, Ruba, Humayra, and Quinn 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.
Veterinarian Volunteers Housing Combined Animal Rescue Endeavour (CARE) is a non-profit organisation dedicated in rescuing and rehabilitating stray and abandoned animals, which aims to promote the Animal Welfare Act of 1966 (RA No. 8485) that has yet to be recognised by the public. The law was established to protect and promote the welfare of all animals in the Philippines.
Send a Child to School in India for a Year Education changes everything - especially for kids living in the developing world. Hope Now is a home for 58 HIV-positive children including. Right now, we have 15 kids in college or a trade school and the rest are in an English medium school. Our oldest Roja is a senior at KIMS Medical College working toward a bachelor degree in Physical Therapy and will graduate in 2020. We pay 100% of all college costs. We are committed to educating our kids to ensure a stable life when they are ready.
Die Arche - Gottingen (Lower Saxony) "Making children strong for life!" This slogan neatly sums up how "Die Arche" reaches out to support socially disadvantaged children and young people in inner cities of Germany. Every day, the children we support enjoy a free lunch, get help with their homework and have a chance to participate in meaningful after-school activities.  At "Die Arche", we give children the space they need to discover their potential. We nurture their talent, encourage and facilitate educational achievement.
Help 20 kids in rural Angola receive an education Every child should have the chance to go to school, to learn to read and write. 4 million children in Angola do not have access to primary education. RISE builds primary schools in rural Angola to educate children, empower communities and contribute to the rebuilding of the country.
FOOD RELIEF COMMUNITY OUTREACH INTO ZANDSPRUIT We are raising funds to support the poor during South Africa's Lockdown and COVID-19 crisis, in our nearby township called Zandspruit, which is home to thousands of poor people with most living in shacks and little access to basic needs. Through our partnerships and community relationships we are aiming to help families with nutritional basic food supplies, basic hygiene and cleaning products.  We need all the help we can get for our poor. Thank you in advance for your generosity and support.
Help educate 300 high school girls in Nakuru Kenya This project will pay for tuition and meals for 300 girls in high school in Nakuru, Kenya for one term and provide them with an opportunity to access high school education. Costs for high school education in Kenya are very high and almost prohibitive for girls from poor families.
Support Girls and Women with Vocational Skills Our orphanage (GLH) has helped over 30 girls, both pre- teen and teenage, since its inception through education resulting in both prevention and empowerment. We have trialled a post primary vocational home and need to extend it
Help Refugees at Risk in the U.S. The U.S. accepts a limited number of refugees each year, setting record-low admission caps these past few years. Trump slashed refugee admissions by over 85% and it will take years to repair this damage. Help the IRC deliver critical assistance to families in the U.S. who have fled war or persecution, including: education, livelihoods training, youth programs, and citizenship assistance to refugees and other vulnerable immigrant populations.
Build a Clinic in Kikomolela Village,Tanzania This project will construct a health clinic in rural Tanzania to serve a village of 2,475 people, of which one-third are children. There are currently no health facilities in this village, and the community must walk up to 7 kilometers for basic health services. The government has agreed to provide a healthcare worker, basic medicines, and mosquito nets once the clinic is built. Having access to a clinic will significantly decrease deaths from malaria and other waterborne diseases.
New Books for a Rural School in Jujuy ! The project will benefit 200 children from 8 to 11 years old in Jujuy, a province of Argentina where 52% of the children between 15 and 17 years cannot understand properly a simple text. The program looks to increase the amount of books read by the children and to enhance their reading situations. To do so, we will distribute to the school 4 backpacks with 30 new books each. The teachers will commit to read 10 books at school along project implementation and will ask children to read 10 at home.
SMART art - Creating Amity through Art in Turkey SMART art provides the opportunity for Syrian refugee youth and Turkish youth to work together in a creative way. Through using art as a means of expression, youth learn to work together and understand their different cultures. This pilot project has been so successful in the last year that beneficiaries from the project will go on to be facilitators in the coming year. This project builds pride, mutual understanding and creative skills through bright thematic murals in public spaces.
Supporting indigenous mentors to reach more girls Abriendo Oportunidades (Creating Opportunities) is a program designed and implemented by the Population Council. The program identifies young indigenous women with potential to become mentors of safe spaces where girls ares organized in age appropriate groups and relevant content on topics like education, life skills, sexual and reproductive health, food sovereignty and prevention of all forms of violence is delivered.
Promoting 1000 Women Micro Entrepreneurs on Jute Poverty, gender discrimination and exploitation are three major critical factors which undermines women's well being and progress in many developing nations. Statistics shows that  Feminisation of poverty is quite alarming  In India.This project recognizes  self-employment  initiatives for poor women must go beyond 'Training and capacity building " This project will   mainstream 1000 women technical  , financial, marketing, soft skills on eco friendly daily utilities on Jute and cloth bags.
Genesis Home's Circles of Support Circles of Support is designed to empower homeless families with the skills to sustain employment, housing and improve their overall quality of life. This program was launched in August 2010 as part of our program for homeless families. We match volunteer support circles with families transitioning from our shelter to permanent housing.  Family stability and ending the cycle of chronic homelessness are the primary goals.  84% of homeless families are female headed without a support system.
Donate solar lamps to tribal girls to battle dark The children in tribal's area find very difficult to cop up with the dark atmosphere and it is worse during winter and rainy season. They have small huts where the whole family has to Jung inn. It becomes a tough and horrible situation that students could not concentrate on their studies. Due to lack of sufficient space and unpleasant situation in and abounds.
New Beds for People Leaving Homelessness! PHC provides temporary and permanent housing to people who have experienced homelessness and are living with mental illness.  We pride ourselves in providing warm and comforting spaces for our residents!  To do so, we need to purchase 20 new mattresses and box springs for 4 of our properties and 5 new bed-frames.  Sleep is such a vital part of healing and we want our residents to experience deep and restorative rest!
Help Palestinian Farmers Grow & Export Their Crops The neighboring Palestinian villages of Bardalah and Kardalah are two of the poorest villages in the Jordan Valley and are dependent on agriculture for their economic livelihood. But in this isolated location, they face many difficulties in marketing and exporting their crops. This project will train the farmers of these villages to cultivate new crops and market their produce to obtain better prices in markets abroad.
Protecting children's lives Prevent the occurrence of domestic accidents with children from the peripheries of Brazil during the COVID-19 pandemic, informing mothers, fathers and guardians about how to avoid these accidents through an emergency Campaign. In this way, we will guarantee the safe development of children, reduce the overload of hospital beds due to hospitalizations of children who are victims of accidents, in addition to preventing families from being exposed to the virus in Brazilian hospitals.
Send needy AIDS orphans to school in Kabale-Uganda In Uganda, most AIDS orphans are stuck in trans-generation poverty, these orphans can't care for themselves. Old people well above 68years are often left to care for them, these too are helpless! These children, apart from failure to raise school fees (tuition) are also unable to meet their basic needs, food, shelter, medical care, sanitary towel for mature girls. SCOSP's response to these problems faced by these orphans through providing both formal and non formal education.
Make Cloth Diapering Accessible for US Families We support partners in the United States who work with families struggling to afford diaper need. Our reusable cloth diaper kits help save on funds for other basic needs while also maintaining health and sanitary conditions for the people they serve. In the United States, 1 in 7 children live in poverty. Oftentimes, these families are sacrificing one basic need to afford the other. This can include choosing between food and diapers. We aim to end that choice.
Making a difference through clean water Water Survival Box is the initiative of the Rotary Club of Chelwood Bridge, England. Its purpose is to provide a rapid response to victims of natural or man-made disasters. The  Aquafilter is an essential item which protects against water-borne disease.  The box also contains a range of essential items including cooking pots, bowls/plates, mugs, and utensils; health and hygiene items; basic shelter & simple tools. The project is entirely volunteer led which keeps costs to a bare minimum.
FREE MOBILE HOSPITALS FOR TRANSGENDERS IN PAKISTAN Pakistan is the second largest Islamic state in the world.In Pakistan transgenders are ignored in every walk of life including, education, government jobs, health care and even security for their life. Transgender people are 49 times more at risk of living with HIV.Free Mobile Hospital Program will introduce HIV awareness, educating, prevention and screening ,healthcare awareness and contemporary healthcare services amongst the underprivileged transgender population of Pakistan.
GlobalGiving Matching Fund GlobalGiving's matching fund allows donors to contribute to a general pool that will allow projects that are almost fully funded, reach their budget target.
Support Youth at 3 Elementary Schools, New Orleans Funds raised for the only three functioning public elementary schools in New Orleans enable the schools to purchase educational materials crucial to improving public education in New Orleans.
Covid-19 affects CM/feed babies & homeless teens The COVID-19 pandemic has affected Centre Marembo (CM) and raised many problems mostly food insecurity and WASH related issues for homeless teen mothers and babies. Due to the lockdown we are experiencing, all our agriculture and livestock activities are no longer productive. This has affected our nutrition mechanism and we are aiming to reach out to 200 homeless teen mothers, their babies, pregnant teens and street girls.
Supporting Daphe to come out of an abusive home. Daphe a sixteen year old girl living in Uganda, she was defiled and gave birth to a baby boy now 4 month. since then she has been subjected to repeated physical and psychological torture by her father. Due to COVID-19 pandemic stress at home, the father has chased Daphe and the baby away from  the only place she calls home. we want to support daphe to have shelter, food,  clothes and seed capital to start her own business and leave a free and dignified life with her baby.
Natural medicines in Nicaragua The Farm-to-Clinic Ometepe initiative is a one-of-a-kind grassroots initiative that will simultaneously bring huge benefits to both community and environment. Project Bona Fide (PBF) will produce herbal medicines, otherwise imported from outside the country.
Helping Rwandan Children out of Poverty Hands Around The World has worked in this area for ten years in partnership with schools. We are now looking for help to fund a major new construction project at Ryankana Primary School which desperately needs new classrooms to reduce overcrowding and provide better teaching and learning conditions. We have support from Jersey Overseas Aid who have provided a grant of 40,000 but we need to match this before we can start the project. Every little bit helps!
Give a voice to 200+ student journalists worldwide Help teens from around the world discover their voice, share their stories, build bridges across borders and develop lasting friendships with peers on five continents. Youth Journalism International provides teens with training, mentoring and group sessions to investigate, write, edit and publish stories for the world to see. With an online news blog, annual global media award contest and more, YJI ensures young journalists get the encouragement and recognition they deserve.