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Educate and Empower Children in 6 Rural Villages EduNations provides high quality education in some of the most rural villages in Sierra Leone, Africa to children who could not otherwise afford or access it. These children will now have the opportunity to change the impoverished course of their lives and discover a new direction that uses their gifts and abilities to provide a higher quality of life. Your donation will go towards urgent resources needed for the opening of our schools this September!
Rebuilding complex body deformity to 80 Ethiopians Haddis agape Bell's palsy plans to do surgical missions and build microsurgical unit for the people of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.   This project builds a capacity to perform complex surgeries for people suffering body deformity of any cause.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Bella, Keely, Ava, Francesca, Collette, and Mackenzie from Bishop Moore 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.
Aid to the Philippines after Typhoon Yolanda IsraAID's medical team arrived in Tacloban four days after the Typhoon. Since then, the project has expanded to include psycho-social training, and the rebuilding of key medical and educational facilities. Today, IsraAID is based in Ormoc, and is partnering with the municipality to rehabilitate its 200,000 citizens over the next year.
Rescue sex workers & at-risk children in India We provide support, empowerment, emergency rescue & healthcare to sex workers, including trafficked minors, transgenders, MSM and those affected by HIV. We enable them to become their own agents for social change, breaking the crippling cycles of exploitation. By sheltering & educating their children we prevent 2nd-generation prostitution & empower the same children to support their mothers to leave the sex trade & many also help other exploited women through social work.
Enabling 380 Youths to Attend Higher Education Since 2003, this project gives rural youths from marginalized (mainly Dalit and Devadasi) families in Hosapete taluka, a mining affected area in Bellary district, Karnataka, South India, the opportunity to attend higher education. The support consists in incurring the college fees as well as in offering counseling, follow-up meetings, computer and English tuitions. This year, the project will support 380 youths. For 100 of these, the fee amount could not be arranged yet.
Job Training for Poor Mothers in Brazil To help mothers generate income and to promote self-sufficiency by developing important professional skills.
Free IT school for Rwandan orphans The Umuryango Center of Technology in Gitarama, Rwanda provides housing, education, and IT vocational training  to a community of orphans. UCT houses 50 orphans a year, educating at least 70 others.
7 Communities Respond to Glacier Loss in Peru This project supports 7 high-mountain communities (Peruvian Andes) who are restoring indigenous water management technologies to cope with the loss of their key water source-glaciers. Their goal is to restore wetlands, using proven techniques to secure water for their livelihoods and wildlife. They document their results and share techniques with other mountain communities. As climate change advances, these indigenous communities are an example to the World. Join their efforts!
Making Happy Tails for Street Dogs in Rwanda Welfare for Animals Guild Rwanda is the only organisation working exclusively to help street dogs in Rwanda. Through our Rescue, Rehabilitate and Rehome model, using foster homes and our small shelter space, rescued dogs receive food, veterinary care, love and socialisation until they are adopted. We also do emergency rescue work and carry out community spays and neuters. The core of our mission is that every dog, regardless of age, breed or sex receives equal investment of resources and care.
Sports for children deprived of a family Due to the current global situation with the pandemic (COVID19) along with the poor conditions in which many Venezuelans live in, the increase in the vulnerability of children and adolescents with disabilities, results in less access to an educational environment, games, and recreation. To combat these negative effects, Hogar Bambi Venezuela promotes the Sports and Recreation Project for Children and Adolescents Deprived of a Family.
Lifeskills to 50 refugee teen mothers in Kampala This project will offer tailoring, hair dressing, bid making, teach craft, computer training and English language to 50 teenage mothers. These teenage mothers are young refugee girls who have been victims of different forms of sexual abuses both in Uganda and in their countries of origin. They are below 18 but also have now other children to look after. In most cases they produced these children when they were raped. And in most cases they don't know who the fathers of the children are.
Soma Children's Orchestra and Chorus This project, the first El Sistema-inspired program in Japan takes place in Soma, Fukushima, one of the disaster areas of the East Japan Great Earthquake and Tsunami in March 2011, and serves the area's children who have been affected by that great tragedy by instructing and engaging children in a classical orchestral and chorus music education programs inspired by Venezuelan El Sistema's core values, such as teamwork, peer learning and joy.
Educate Girls & Improve Teaching Methods in Mali The national primary school enrollment in Mali is 36%. Teachers in 11 schools learn to promote active learning in the classroom, eliminate corporal punishment and allow girls to have an education.
Rebuild a Nepali Village Destroyed by Earthquakes In 2015 well over 1/2 a million families lost their homes in Nepal during 2 devastating earthquakes. Since that time we have been dedicated to helping a remote, hard to reach mountain village rebuild their homes and their lives. We combine our resources with the resources of each family to build a unique, beautiful and safe home that adheres to earthquake-resistant construction techniques. So far we've rebuilt 2/3rds of the village and we need your help to reach the remaining families.
Fight Hunger in Brazil Using Food Waste Connecting Food is an online platform that aims to help NGOs in Brazil improve and innovate their current food collection system, which will in turn fulfill the needs of thousands of Brazilian people who struggle with hunger. In order to accomplish this, Connecting Food brings together technology, education and a system of "social franchise" to connect large retailers with Brazilian NGOs and reduce the social, economic and environmental impact of food waste in Brazil.
Help Us Keep Rescuing Refugees in Peril at Sea Fleeing to seek refuge in Europe, thousands of people have died making the short sea crossing from Turkey to Lesvos. Setting off in flimsy rubber boats and wearing fake life jackets, many find themselves heading for rocks or sand banks that can readily capsize or sink a dinghy. Others abandoned by smugglers who drop them at beaches inaccessible via land. Our Search and Rescue crew and emergency response team are on call 24/7, working to prevent any more lives being needlessly lost to The Aegean.
Help Mbosha women build a primary health centre. This project run by local women will provide essential primary healthcare to the 900 residents of Mbosha village and the many surrounding villages situated in this very rural region of NW Cameroon.  We have been  able to construct the health post which volunteers will have the opportunity  work and improve the heal; the situation of this community.  If we finally equip it, the  health post will help to offer intensive primary health care service and organized essential vaccination programs etc.
Clean Water for 1,500 Children in Uganda 20 million Ugandans lack access to clean water, leading to easily preventable diseases. Among those most at risk are children, whose developing immune systems can't handle the physical stress imposed by COVID-19, malnutrition, and waterborne diseases (the #2 killer of children). We will install our Purifaaya filter, which eliminates 99.9% of bacteria from water, and our handiClean handwashing station, in three schools in the District of Mityana, impacting 1,500 children and their families.
Ipogun Water and Sanitation Project Ipogun-Ayo community in Ifedore LGA, Ondo state has a growing population of 421,100. The entire community does not have toilets, potable water (polluted stream) nor refuse disposal system. The elders, youths and the local health workers have reported that many diseases suffered by the people, such as chronic diarrhea, soil transmitted helminthes,Schistosomiasis, Elephantiasis and Hepatitis were directly related to the open defecation, lack of good water supply and poor hygienic practices.
Help Afghans Learn Computing and Coding Afghans struggle for survival within their economy in part because they lack skills that employers want. Help 200 Afghan students learn computer and coding skills to fill the technical void and improve their lives and increase job opportunities.
Support principals of poor schools in Limpopo Symphonia for South Africa's Partners for Possibility program is a transformational leadership development & support process that will equip the principals of 10 under-served and struggling schools in the rural province of  Limpopo in South Africa with knowledge and skills to lead change and mobilize the communities around their schools. Partners for Possibility places schools at the center of communities and prioritizes quality education for all children by empowering school leaders.
Making Motherhood safe for women of Machar Colony The maternity home in Machar Colony will cater to women in the area by providing them with a clean and safe environment where they are able to give birth in a medically conducive environment. With the majority of the women giving birth at home, it has been noticed that in a lot of cases either the mother or the child face issues during and after birth leading to a higher infant mortality rate.
Supertyphoon Rai Relief Project Rai (Odette) devastated many areas also in the Visayas. We have mounted a response by focusing on the distribution of food packs and hygiene supplies for hard to reach villages in Maasin, Southern Leyte. Our experience with past calamities is that the focus of support usually happen in accessible areas or in areas very visible in the news (like Siargao and Dinagat). We will target 1,500 beneficiaries in this response focusing on food, hygiene supplies and later on providing small livelihoods.
Aid for Families in Syria With the war in Syria in the midst of its eleventh year, the devastation continues. Today, 13.4 million Syrians are in need of humanitarian assistance, many of whom have been forced to flee their homes. This project supports the health of affected families with essential access to clean water, food and basic hygiene items.
Summer camp for orphanage-leavers with children If you grow up in an orphanage in Russia, you have no positive experiences of family life, you are traumatised by being abandoned or taken from your mother, and you are thoroughly institutionalised.  It is no wonder orphanage leavers struggle when they have their own children.  It is common for children of orphanage leavers to be taken into orphanages themselves but we can break this cycle. We support 38 families year-round to become better parents.  The summer camp is the high point of the year
love  and  care neelam cyclone disaster victims the unprecedented and unexpected downpour of heavy rains leading to heavy floods beyond even the imagination of the meteorological and other government line departments has created extensive damage in the coastal districts from 1st nov to 6th 2012 nov 45 people were died 176 villages marooned 41514 houses damaged and rendered homeless.assisting 2000 families in tuni slums and 5 villages in kolleru lake area relief material and food provisions are required for restoring hope and confidence
Handwashing & Health for 2000 Children in Nigeria The "HAPPY LEARNERS PROJECT" will use Visual aids, Poems and Rhymes to teach and create handwashing awareness in 2000 children 5 to 12 years in 25 schools in Kaduna State. We are also using this avenue to support children's school attendance and teacher's shift towards embracing proper hygiene and health education. A 6-month sustainability plan will give these children and their teachers time to embed these new habits and secure a healthy future where they become change makers in the community.
A SURGERY ROOM FOR THE CRISTOBAL SHELTER This project will impact on a population of 4million inhabitants, the city of Cordoba second capital of the country. Also on the more than 600 thousand abandoned dogs and cats, in a street situation suffering from ill treatment and some contagious diseases to the human being putting their health at risk and contaminating the environment. It proposes to obtain massive and free castrations of dogs and cats only measure that eliminates the overpopulation in cities of the third world.
Empower 300 women entrepreneurs in Africa Empower 300 women in Africa to increase their living standard from $1-$2 a day to pull themselves out of poverty through micro-loans. $10,000  in each village allows the program to be sustainable. Funds are used to expand small businesses and learn new skills.  Money will keep being reinvested every four months; building up loan fund for others, and contributing to the ongoing program management of business training courses to teach literacy and business management to the women borrowers.
Help Recovery 5000 Sick Children in Crete, Greece Crete's major hospital serves thousands of children from all over the island. Some are hospitalised for short periods but many, suffering from chronic illnesses, remain for longer stays, away from their families and friends. We would like to help them by creating better environment and reduce the negative emotional impact which may lead to anxiety, stress and depression. We plan to redecorate the ward, common parts and the rooms, introducing calming decor,donating TV sets and other entertainment
Help to Create Community  Library at Gbawe, Ghana The PAAJAF Educational Institute (PEI) Library ( CAARC) project is for both the PEI school children and their Gbawe Community in Ghana. It is intended to be a resource to the PEI main school program.  PEI is dedicated to quality education within the classrooms and outside the classroom. We are also committed to introducing technology and its ability to make knowledge accessible through the internet to our community.  Help is needed to make this possible. Can you help?
AGGIE BABIES HOME UGANDA This project supports our Ugandan efforts, in which we strive to rescue abandoned Babies,malt-nutioned by giving them hope,home with an equal chance for a healthy life by providing them with much needed care ,love,a home a hope and a future .
Help Low-Income Girls in BK make Activist Theater! viBe Theater Experience (viBe) provides girls  and young women  in New York City with free, high quality artistic, leadership and academic opportunities. viBe works to empower underserved teenage girls to write and perform original theater, video and music about the real-life issues they face daily. This project will double the size of our programs, so that we can serve more girls in schools and in their communities. viBe seeks to expand it's work in schools and with other organizations.
Food, Livelihood, Nutrition Support for Women The project will provide food, livelihood and nutrition support for 700 poor women and their families so that they are able to live with dignity.
Help Build a Chimney Swift Tower Chimney swifts are declining in number because of the loss of habitat.  They began nesting in chimneys as forests were cleared and houses were built.  However, they can not make nests in metal-lined chimneys.  With fewer available chimneys (those with metal liners or chimney caps prevent nesting) and hollow trees, their numbers are diminishing. We also hope to create an area for swifts to roost when they return from wintering in Peru from November through March.
Help Crack The Elementary School  Education Crisis In Philadelphia there are approx 508 elementary schools. 450 of them are failing to provide an adequate education to the majority of students. 153 of the lowest performing schools represent 93,000 kids. The average proficiency in Math is 10.5 % Reading is 22.5%   Around the country in Nashville, Camden, Jackson Mississippi, Washington Dc and just about every where there is an abundance of low income children there are similar statistics.   Help us crack the code of silence!!!
VENEZUELA: QUALITY EDUCATION FOR 400 DEPRIVED KIDS We provide education for 400 children, living in one of the most violent and poor areas of Venezuela- 24 de Marzo, Petare. Through our school, Jenaro Aguirre Elorriaga, we provide these children with access to education, a balanced daily nutrition and health care, as part of their fundamental human rights. This school has been created and maintained by the foundation, Fundacion Madre Maria Casar, in the interest of the schoolchildren and to contribute to a life more integrated to the community.
Art Materials and Musical Instruments Art materials and musical instruments ignite the imagination. These supplies boost children's imaginations, critical thinking and cognitive skills to give them a solid foundation.
Earthquake Relief for Southern Peru On Sunday, January 14, 2018 at 4:18 AM, an earthquake of magnitude 7.1 was recorded near Acari in the Arequipa region of southern Peru. One person is confirmed dead, dozens have been injured, and homes and roads collapsed. Based on RMF Peru's 11 years of experience in earthquake and flood relief, this project will provide mobile medical outreach care for affected communities, while providing emergency kits for 3,000 people displaced or most vulnerable after the earthquake.
Save South Africa's Brown Hyaenas This project is trying to improve the odds for brown hyaenas in and near Pilanesberg National Park. Despite their traditional bad reputation, brown hyaenas are actually social mammals living in tight-knit clans; members will even help suckle each other's young. Like other carnivores and large scavengers, brown hyaenas suffer from shrinking habitats and conflict with humans. Learning more about what they need to survive in and near protected areas will help save the remaining 1,700 living in SA.
G2Mi Community Health Outreach The aim of the project is to deliver mobile health services (including maternal) to rural and remote communties by  improving the health status of rural residents in 6 villages in Rivers State (Niger Delta Region of Nigeria) so as to increase access to quality healthcare services and build a linage and improve relationship between the community and the Primary health facilty. It also hope to complement the inadequate health care services available at the primary health care unit.
Housing & Rehabilitation for Kerala flood victims Over 2 million people are displaced from their homes, caused by one of the worst floods ever been seen in over 100 years.  The Torrential rains causing floods and landslides have taken the lives of more than 400 people. Warrier Foundation will provide rehabilitation and housing to the flood affected victims in Kerala including special attention towards children from orphanages and destitute homes by giving them shelter, food and basic healthcare.
Maddie Potts Memorial Field House Fundraiser We are looking for your support in building the Maddie Potts Memorial Field House in honor of Madeline Grace Potts who died tragically of an asymptomatic brain aneurysm at the age of 17. All donations will go directly into the foundation to give back to athletics, art and other areas near and dear to Maddie's heart, with scholarships and annual awards. Our supporters have helped us to raise 85% of the necessary funding for the Field House and we are asking for your help with the remaining 15%.
Awareness workshop on Acid attack violence In Pakistan 2010-2011 there are 300 Acid Attacks on women (80% are married). Recently Oscar winning Short story  "Saving Faces"  which is all about Acid Attacks in Pakistan.Majority of Pakistani Women are facing such violence which should be controlled at initial stage. This project will provide awareness workshops to women/girl who are facing sexual, social and domestic violence. The main goal of this project is to decrease the increasing ratio of Acid Attacks on girls.
DofE adventurous journey for young offenders This project aims to support the personal development of 20 young offenders who are part of the Duke of Edinburgh's international Award and are developing life and leadership skills with the support of dedicated personal mentors. This is the final stage of their program and it will provide them the opportunity to plan, practice and execute an unforgettable adventures journey in the nature. This experience will build skills like teamwork, orientation composure and inspire their adventures spirit.
Helping the Mangkhut victims in Abra, Philippines The project aims to reach out to the victims, particularly the local farmers of the communities of Dolores, Abra devastated by typhoon Mangkhut, locally known as Ompong.   OISCA through the OISCA Abra Agro-Forestry and Industrial Training Center based in Mudiit, Dolores, Abra is helping in the immediate relief operations to reach out to the victims, and later on in assisting the local farmers in recovering their farmlands that were damaged by the typhoon.
iLEAD Fellowship The iLEAD Fellowship is a two pronged initiative; on the one hand it equips and prepares young varsity graduates who are interested in social change with the skills, knowledge and basic competence to become ready talents for the social sector in Nigeria. On the other hand these graduates in turn inspire and empower students in secondary schools by cascading leadership, life and employability skills required for personal effectiveness and to transition successfully to high education or paid jobs.
Solar Suitcases to Save Lives in Childbirth WE CARE Solar will deliver 30 of our portable, easy-to-use solar suitcases to midwives and doctors in Nigeria, Sierra Leone and Haiti, providing medical lighting and power to maternal health facilities lacking reliable electricity. With our high efficiency lights and power for communication, midwives can conduct safer deliveries and call for emergency assistance, doctors will be able to perform c/sections at night, and 15,000 mothers a year will be able to obtain emergency care 24 hours a day.
Peace School: Give Normalcy Back to Nepal Youth The Peace School is a model school for post-conflict societies around the world. The goals of this project are to contribute to healing and reconciliation in this post-conflict, but still caste-based, society. The Sarswati Peace School will play a vital role in re-establishing a sense of normalcy in the lives of children, fundamental to their healing and reintegration process.
Rescue Sick & Injured Street Animals in India There are an estimated 30 million free-roaming dogs on India's streets. There are also cows, cats, donkeys and other animals that live on the streets with noone to care for them when they become sick or injured. TOLFA animal hospital and shelter provides essential veterinary care and compassion for these animals through our Rescue Project. In 2019 we admitted 6,000 animals to our hospital and treated another 2,500 on the streets. We have 2 rescue vehicles responding to emergency calls every day.