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Vital COVID aid to 2,120 in need weekly in Toronto For 124 years, Yonge Street Mission has offered a place for people in need  with nowhere else to go. Since March 19, 2020 we've been offering modified program delivery to address basic needs of our city's most vulnerable people, who suddenly are living off even less due to this pandemic. To date, we've served close to 6,000 community members by offering groceries, healthy take-out meals, pet food, hygiene products, sleeping bags & more, and continue to provide vital necessities during COVID.
Food distribution to Nepal earthquake survivors A powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake shook Nepal on April 25, killing thousands of people and flattening sections of Katmandu. Right now, WFP is on the ground supporting the entire humanitarian community as supplies are flown into Nepal. While search and rescue operations are underway, WFP is conducting assessments to identify affected people. WFP is also facilitating the movement of relief cargo and will ship urgently needed food assistance from nearby warehouses.
Educate 500 families living with alcohol use & NCD "At the age of 17 years, Mahesh has given up his schooling to work as a salesman." Alcohol violence in the family is forcing a lot of children to join work force. We target to sensitize 500 children about the issue of alcoholism and NCDs & encourage them to continue their education. Uma's troubles became worse when her husband started using alcohol and abuse became an everyday affair. We intend to counsel, heal 240 women survivors of violence to seek help and to live healthy & productive life.
Cake Baking for LGBTQ Empowerment in Uganda This project will build skills in baking, bakery management and other means of self-employment for 100 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer people in Western Uganda that have lost or been denied employment due to their perceived or real sexual orientation and gender identity.
Raise Capital for Entrepreneurs in the Philippines A little help goes a long way for a small business owner in the Philippines. Entrepreneurial, these Filipinos can utilize loans for the improvement of their lives and communities.
Computers Educate Orphans and Empower Women Computers and Internet access will enrich learning for AIDS orphans, open jobs for rural women and widows, improve AIDS education and support regional economic development. A self-sustaining project.
Gardens Give Hope, Health, and Income in E. Africa This project will increase long-term resilience to climate change, social crisis, and political crisis, for communities in East Africa who are most vulnerable to upheaval. We do this by investing in indigenous East African leadership to deliver training and resources: installation of simple, appropriate drought-resistant technology such as water storage, shade nets, and ecological small garden design; and connection of people to good seed, including local seed sources in their region.
Education before work In Ednica we keep working to provide better conditions for children in vulnerable situations. We have three community centers in where we provide to the children educational, medical and psychological support in order to help them to build a project to live better and know their rights.  The last past year and half all the education change and our children are having online classes, we really need you support for cover the expenses of the internet service.
Helping children living in poverty in the UK Save the Children links families, schools and communities, to reduce the educational achievement gap. Each 'FAST' group will help 80 parents and 160 children in poverty across the UK.
Alternative lifestyle for russian street children This project is designed to socialize and rehabilitate a new group of 40 children and teenagers from the social risk group by their engagement in circus training and their social and health support.
#TheyCanSurvive#Yemen WHO reports show that from Sep 2016 to March 2018 1,103,683 suspected cholera cases were reported & 2385 deaths. There are more than half a million suspected cases of cholera in Yemen according to a report by the World Bank on Aug 2018. Burra in Al-Hodeidah has 12 health centers which are under developed & under equipped to combat epidemics. According to  Burra association,  No. of reported acute watery diarrhea cases in 2018 has reached 1,750 & it's increasing. Support Burra overcome Cholera!
HELP 50 WOMEN FIGHT POVERTY IN NIGERIA Women Cassava Processors in Akinyele Village Nigeria spend 14 hours a day in Cassava processing factory and earn less than $1. All processing are done manually and for less. Their children drop out of school to also work in the factory. With your donation, we will procure automated equipment. They will produce more cassava chain products in less time. Their children will stay longer hours in school. The women will earn more income and gain financial independence. They're counting on you.
Help the Mulu Maternity Center in Ethiopia Gondar is in the north of Ethiopia. The city has a high mortality rate of pregnant women and children under one year of age, exceeding the average for African countries. Since 2013 we have been working with Ayme NGO to build and maintain The Mulu Maternity Center, reducing the mortality rates because women can now have prenatal controls, give birth or attend during the puerperium stage. We need help to maintain the regular expenses and guarantee electricity for surgeries, helping 6000 people.
WORKSHOP PROJECT FOR DISABLED PEOPLE IN KINSHASA Many disabled persons especially women in Kinshasa are relying on beggary to survive! So CALFE ( www.calfe.org) help them get trained in tailoring handcrafts to start their own business and get financially independent. Then CALFE provided them 10 sewing machines and other tailoring supplies to start Income Generating Activities. They'd now be working and help themselves but they are lacking a place for this. Then this project will also help more disabled persons to learn tailoring.
Educate 120 East African Refugees in Uganda This project will sustain and enhance HOCW's adult education program. Refugees arrive in Uganda having lived in conflict areas most of their lives and have not had the opportunity to access basic education services nor are they prepared for work in their new home country. HOCW provides English classes, basic literacy, & job training for 120 refugees. This project will expand the existing program by building an additional classroom and a computer lab as well as allowing us to hire 3 instructors.
Economic Empowerment for 500 Kenyan Youth Through this project, BroadVision will empower 500 youth in Nyandarua County, Kenya through the provision of basic business & entrepreneurship training,  life skills, free vocational skills that are in high demand in Kenya's rapidly growing informal sector,  agro-based production resources & improvement of their access to capital.
Learning Freedom: Help Educate North Korean Youth North Koreans escape their country with little knowledge of the modern world and are unfamiliar with fundamental aspects of a democratic society. Many youth arrive in South Korea illiterate and unable to exercize their new civil liberties. NKHR helped so far over 1300 students learn the skills to become productive global citizens. In addition to providing academic and human rights education, NKHR provides career services, leadership training, internships, and scholarships to 100 students a year.
Information Technology for Uganda Medical Students Enrich medical education by providing students with virtual libraries of information on handheld computers to complement current training and for field use upon graduation.
The Emerging Entrepreneur Competition The young girls studying in the technical institutions of Punjab are among the most vulnerable in the province, with almost all of them living below or just above the national poverty line. The proposed project will provide greater opportunities to disadvantaged young people studying in the vocational and technical institutions of the Punjab province of Pakistan through advancing enterprise and social entrepreneurship education and opportunities and creating sustainable enterprises.
2021 Heavy Rain Disaster Assistance - Japan In 2021, heavy rains have caused enormous damage throughout Japan, most recently from Kyushu to the Tokai regions, including Saga City where Civic Force's branch office is located.  Civic Force is conducting needs assessments and working with partner municipalities, organizations, and businesses to provide emergency relief assistance. Civic Force has already provided emergency supplies such as hand sanitizers, towels, food and drink, etc. to evacuation centers.
Simple Surgery to Restore Sight in Ethiopia ORBIS plans to conduct simple eye surgeries in remote regions of Ethiopia, in the hope to cure thousands of people suffering from the painful, blinding, and life-destroying eye disease - trachoma.
Van for Transporting Children with Disabilities EDEC would like to purchase an adapted minivan to transport children with disabilities to one of our daycare centers. The daycare center provides special needs children with a personal development plan and consultations with psychologists, doctors and occupational therapists. This minivan will provide safe and efficient transportation for children, some of whom are in wheelchairs. Currently, a car is being used to pick up children throughout the region and can take 5-6 trips each day.
Safeguarding Frogs and Birds in Masuria, Poland This project will protect and enhance the park biodiversity in Rynski Dwor, Poland through planting wildflower meadows, ferns, perennials, creepers, new leafy trees, evergreen and leafy shrubs, and also performing some sanitary and maintenance works on existing historic trees. Reconstruction of interior layout of the 19th century park will limit a pedestrian access to a refuge for endangered species. Modernization of didactic paths will protect their habitats and decrease further degradation.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Nishi, Jamie, Harshita, and Mikayla have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Agroforestry with refugees and hosts in NW Uganda It started with a crisis. Refugees from S Sudan needed to fell trees to build homes, farm and cook. But we knew they could also grow trees. We recruited foresters and refugee youth, set up a nursery, and sought to understand needs. Three years and 450,000 trees later, we are happy to report that homes we work with have shade, poles, fruit, fuel to hand, more fertile soil and pollinators, and suffer less from weather extremes. Priorities now include natural regeneration of trees and scaling up.
Improved Cookstoves for 25 Liberian Village Homes Village Improvement Project, Inc. (VIP) seeks to replace three-stone open fire cooking method with improved cook stoves for rural village communities in Liberia. Village Improvement Project, Inc. project aims to design and produce cleaner burning stoves to reduce household air pollution for 98% of the population in Liberia, West Africa who use solid fuels for cooking.
Emergency Appeal Earthquake Badakhshan Afghanistan Help to bring support to the victims of the earthquake in northeastern Badakhshan province of Afghanistan. A 7.5 magnitude earthquake centred in northeastern Afghanistan struck on 26 October, causing significant loss of life and widespread damage to about 7 600 households. These families who have lost their homes need support to survive the freezing cold season . In order to face the severe winter weather our project aimed at providing winterization support to the victims.
Afghanistan Refugee Reception in Italy We must act: Mission Bambini in partnershio with Fondazione ARCA wants to help to offer an answer to the needs of the thousands of Afghan refugees who, following the leaving from the country of the US and allied military forces, with the subsequent take of power of the Taliban had to leave Afghanistan. We have decided to act by supporting a project partner already active on this front offering, in addition to an economic contribution, its own specific experience in the educational field.
Renovation of Kidz Accademy The Kidz Academy of Bume was built about 80 years ago and since then has never been renovated.The entire building  has  become a death trap for the kids and in urgent need of repairs.
Help 15 Girls in bali Graduate From High School Many girls living in poverty may stop going to school, so they can work to help their parents and provide foods for their families, which leaves them without literacy and numeracy skills they need to further their careers. YKIP plans to provide a 3-year scholarship for 15 girls from disadvantaged families in Bali to complete their 12-year education and graduate from senior high school. The scholarship cost will include school fees, uniform, school supplies, daily allowances, and a workshop.
TRAIN 1000 YOUNG MOTHERS IN GULU IN TAILORING This project will train 1000 young mothers in Gulu district in tailoring, enabling them to gain critical skills that can earn them employment and also allow them start their own tailoring business.  Child Equal Opportunity Uganda (CEOU) plan to expand its newly created young mothers tailoring center to provide free training in tailoring to young mothers who hail from the poorest communities in Gulu.
Developing libraries in 20 Underprivileged Schools This project aims to develop libraries in 20 underprivileged schools based in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. These libraries will be donated bookshelves, books, and will be monitored for educating underprivileged and socioeconomically deprived children about good reading habits and critical educational skills. The duration of the project is 6 months, and will benefit 30,000 families who are dependent on these schools for their education and academic requirements.
Train Ugandan ex-brides in tailoring and fashion. CCAYEF plans to train 50 ex-brides in Uganda in tailoring/ fashion design. Since some Ex- brides and teen mothers for several reasons can't re-join formal school, they chose to learn making school uniforms, trousers, sweaters and bridal wears for 2 years for the betterment of their lives and their babies.
Water Project The Water Project's mission is to provide clean water service to the 30,000 Darfur genocide survivors. About 85% of survivors are women, children and elderly in the refugee camp in Chad. Desert winds and rain displace sand from afar filling refugee water wells during the summer. Refugees depend on ponds for drinking water during the rainy season, but suffer water shortage due to contamination. While refugees volunteer to clean up the buried wells, they need tools and resources to maintain them.
Treat 80 Children With Epilepsy in Cameroon This project will treat up to 80 children of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Cameroon who are also suffering from epilepsy.  WE TOUCH LIVES will pay for the treatment of these children by specialists in Buea and Nkongsamba regional hospitals, support their development/rehabilitation, and support their families.
1Million trees to fight climate change in Pakistan Pakistan is among the list of those countries which will be most affected by the Climatic Changes.The country had faced several natural disasters on very large scale in the past decade due to rise in temperature such as earthquakes, famine, floods, deadly heatwaves etc.resulting in the loss of thousands of lives and damage of billions of dollars.AWARD intends to initiate a campaign to plant 1 million trees in the next 2 years and to spread awareness to mitigate the effects of climatic changes.
Abundance School in Slums of Nairobi Kenya Abundance School is currently fundraising for new text books to meet the requirements of  the new school curriculum.  Each of our six age-classes needs  new English, Mathematics, Environment, Hygiene and Creativity textbooks.  Thank you for your support at this time of transition and change.
CARE: Help Afghanistan Earthquake Victims Today Your help is urgently needed to provide critical relief to families after a 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck northern Afghanistan, with tremors felt as far as Pakistan and India. CARE is already on the ground preparing for the relief effort.
India Water Crisis Well Refurbishment Program Your contributions to this cost-effective water well refurbishment imperative will profoundly improve the lives of the 25,500 beneficiaries living in extreme poverty in 30 rural Andhra Pradesh villages. There is truly no better philanthropic investment than to give clean water to those who urgently need it.
Social center for mentally ill people in Slovakia Dss-Most Center helps people with mental health disorders on their way to attaining self-sufficiency.  Your support can help them develop their ability to participate in daily life.  Give them the courage to do so.
HELP SAVE 20 ENDANGERED MANATEES IN NIGERIA. This project will facilitate the care and maintenance of rescued manatees (a.k.a Sea cows) housed in a sanctuary located at Calabar, Nigeria. The sanctuary offers permanent home for twenty (20) manatees that have either been victims of ships and speed boat accidents, or handicapped due to lack of vision because of old age which puts them in danger in their current habitat. These manatees have overcome great hardship, pain and trauma, and need a  life-time of care to prevent them from extinction.
FROM US... A HOME FOR YOU Fundraising:  Funds will cover the integral care of more than 30 babies ages 0 to 2 years deprived of their home environment. Besides covering their nutrition and care requirements, they will receive medical and psychological care, as well as social and legal supervision... and last but not least... love and affection. Duration: November 7th to December 20th, 2019 Goal:  US$ 25.000 Location: Caracas, Venezuela.
Protect 250 Immigrant Women Fleeing Violence Tahirih Justice Center will train volunteer attorneys to provide free legal assistance to 250 immigrant women fleeing violence so they can access justice and protect their children.
Construct a Health Center for the Underprivileged This project will construct a primary health center in Bawum Bafut NW Region of Cameroon to serve 40,000 people and provide special care to 2000 orphans. With the main aim to reduce infant mortality rate in the area. Good health being the power to development and growth in every of its aspects, supporting the project will be contributing to the economic, social and physical growth of a marginalized community.
Christmas gift to 700 vulnerable families in Kenya Since 2003 FOH has been giving the needy families and those badly affected by HIV/Aids a reason to smile during Christmas by giving them Christmas gifts mainly basic needs like foodstuff, clothing etc. This festive season we are planning to give a nice Christmas gift to over 700 needy families badly affected by HIV/Aids and extreme poverty. Our areas of coverage include Kiambu East & West districts, Some informal settlements in Nairobi east (kiambiu slums).
Help Victims of Child Sexual Abuse in Cambodia APLE's Court Support Program focuses on providing high-quality and timely legal and social support for child victims of sexual abuse and exploitation in Cambodia.  Besides, through the development and dissemination of best practice guidelines for supporting victims and their families, doing case-by-case advocacy and building strategic partnerships with other organizations; APLE enables child victims to pursue justice without further trauma and achieve stable lives
Rebuilding Children's Dreams 6 months ago we suffered a serious fire that left one of the houses of the "Home Rights Protection" completely destroyed. In order to have an optimal attention of our 50 children and adolescents, we need to rebuild it and create the bedrooms and classrooms. Our children have been victims of different types of abuse, such as sexual abuse, child labor, etc. Fortunately none of them suffered injuries or problems in their health, but to continue with their education and well-being we need some help.
Think of 38 epileptics Johannesburg South Africa Our primary focus is the provision of 24/7 care for 38 epileptics and persons with mild neurological disorders.
The House that Love Built This project will provide a home for sixty plus (60+) orphaned children and employ 10 staff, including 6 widows. Construction of our new building is complete, and now we have to furnish, equip, and staff the Home. There are thousands of children at risk of being trafficked in India, and we have already rescued some from that fate.
Empowering human rights for 500 returnees Currently UNHCR and Burundi government are receiving many returnees from Tanzania where they fled in 2015 and these are coming without any shelter and food and other materials assistance and ACPDH would like to help reintegrating them in their host communities likely children to be educated,for health  best care and other economic and social needs for their families which will help to sustain their reintegration among communities and preventing land conflict between resident and returnees/IDPs.
Helping Street Mums in Bali with Empowerment We train mothers who work in the street and live in the slums. These mothers can come and make handicrafts and jewelry for buyers and in turn the mothers are paid a wage. Many of these handicrafts are being sold all over the world. Every day a woman can work is a day her children don't have to go beg on the streets. We train the mothers to make various handycraft so hey can have soft skills and make money for the family. Now we have 15 women who enter our program and need your helps.
'Holistic Development'for 300 Poor Kids in India We try to ensure all children aged 3 to 14 from poor families get opportunities for their all round development along with education, proper nutrition & health care for a long lasting impact in life.
Lao Weaving Artisans - Micro Credit Project This pilot will provide loans to women in the Vientiane Province. Using a microfinance program, SEDA will provide financial services to people whom otherwise would not have access to funds.
Help 100 teen moms return to school in Dzaleka Imagine if a teen mom would not face enormous obstacles to complete school after baby delivery? This project will support 13- 19 years old, 100  teenage mothers in Dzaleka  Camp to complete tertiary education, providing learning materials, a baby upkeep Centre, skills training and advocacy campaign to reduce the rate of school dropout due to early pregnancy  and forced marriage. With effective support, refugee teen moms will rise against their past to achieve their dreams.
Revive Elimu Resource Centre in Kenya Elimu Resource Centre makes a huge impact on children in Malindi, Kenya. Using digital technology we put educational resources into hands that had never held a textbook much less a laptop!  Since 2018, thousands of energetic kids have passed through its rooms and stairways-leaving their mark. Walls are discoloured. Paint is peeling. Outdoor signs are faded by the sun.  It used to make a great visual impact as well as a huge educational impact. Will you help us revive Elimu Resource Centre?
Ending Harmful Traditional Practices in Ethiopia EGLDAM works with local people, community leaders, and government officials/agencies to protect women and children by bringing an end to harmful traditional practices, such as female genital mutilation, milk-tooth extraction, and early marriage. We carry out this important human rights works through on-the-ground education, community forums, advertising, and legislative lobbying. To date, our work has yielded greater awareness of this issue throughout Ethiopia, as well as several national laws.