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Emergency Relief Packages to 4,750 Greek Families Today 63% of the Greek workforce is unemployed or poor. Despite the rhetoric, austerity measures and heavy taxation have had a devastating effect on daily life. 40% of small and medium sized businesses have shut down in the last 3 years. KID & FAMILY is currently distributing AID, food & basic essential supplies, directly to 4,750 homes to save them from diseases & hunger. Our distributions ensure that families with young children existing in extreme poverty survive. We need your help to go on!
Teaching Babies to Read Before They Can Speak Babies learn the meaning of the spoken word, long before they can speak.  And they can learn the meaning of the printed word at the same time.  Our current approach to reading is to wait until the child can speak but this does not take advantage of the potential of babies.  When parents become responsible for reading as they are now for speaking children will come to school reading and reading disability will be as infrequent as speaking disability.
Education of Mayan Midwives in Guatemala Maya Midwifery International supports training of indigenous midwives in Xela, Guatemala. Through formal nursing education, young midwives - who have historically been excluded from the formal Guatemalan health care system- are able to integrate the traditional wisdom of indigenous midwifery with contemporary medical practice, allowing them to provide up-to-date care in the Asociacion de las Comadronas del Area Mam (ACAM) birthing center located just outside of Xela.
Help Families Grow Food In Urban Farms, Mexico El Molino will work with 5 groups on organic farms in shared spaces, rooftops, balconies and gardens. They will build plant-beds, irrigation systems and compost units to grow food for 644 people.
Support Higher Education for 3 Teens in Uganda This project will make it possible for Ice, Rebecca, and Joel to finish high school and attend university in Uganda. These determined and capable students are highly recommended because of their proven academic achievement and strong leadership potential. However, without outside help, completing higher education is impossible because of the high cost of tuition.  Investing in the education of these students will transform their lives and benefit the entire community.
Stop Cookstoves from Killing in South Sudan Setting up 10 small women groups to train women on how to make and market clean and efficient cookstoves will save hundreds of lives and combat deforestation and climate change worldwide.
St, peters Free Hostel   send a children to school This project communities are very poor Back ward community people, The project communities of the organization are Dalits, Tribals, and the Socially Backward communities who have no access to education, health.  Their rights are denied and are not included in the decision making process in the community administration set up. Their main source of income is quarry working and agriculture labor and daily wages
so their economical status they are not in a position to send their children to school,
Providing Safe and Clean Water in Peru With the increase in tourism and demand for water for local farming, there is an urgent need for water management and conservation efforts around Peru. The surge of the pandemic also means an increase in demand for clean water for sanitation and hygiene, this is unfortunately not possible due to their infrastructure. A gift to our project will help us to focus on water conservation to improve the lifestyles of the whole community and provide sustainable access to clean water
Transition 43 women from welfare to work We help disadvantaged women face their job search with the confidence, clothing and tools to get hired. Due to the pandemic, our services are more important than ever.  Our Sweat for Success team is running to support 43 women transition from welfare to the work. Runners will run the iconic (virtual) City2Surf between 17-24 October; selecting and tackling their own 14k route.  We've had to cancel several fundraising events due to lockdown in Australia - please help give our team a boost!
Spreading the love of books in central Mexico 2022 While middle and upper class families were able to go to zoom classes, take private lessons and access books at home, many of Mexico's poor struggled disproportionately during the pandemic and many children dropped out of school due to economic reasons or lack of access to internet.  We doubled down on our efforts to bridge the gap and make sure all children have opportunities to explore and flourish as intellectual, creative, and emotional beings.
THE SEND A SEED WOMEN'S PROJECT-KABALE, UGANDA. The Send a Seed Women's project in Kabale Uganda is a women's Project based in Kabale,Uganda aimed at sustaining the indigenous good seeds and utilizing seeds  not only as food sources but also as an income generating project for the families of the women involved.Also natural farmyard manure,compost manure and other forms of organic manure are used and not artificial manure to increase soil fertility.
Gift of Hand - 3D Printed Prosthetics In India there are 2.6 million people living with disability. A majority of the disabled have no accessibility, availability, and utilization of rehabilitation services.  3D-printable prosthetics are changing the face of medicine, as engineers and physicians are able to develop prosthetics that are fully customized to the wearer. What we intend to do is, to start with, make mechanical hands for children who are missing fingers and amputees using 3-D printers, and give them away for free.
PUTUP HEALTHFACILITY IN ZAMBULKURA FOR 10000PEOPLE The project is to build second phase of 40 bed health facility in Zambulkura, recruit health professionals to provide quality care to 10000 people in 9 villages. Pregnant women, sick children, snakebites and emergencies will get quick access to care and reduce complications due to delays.The current 5% supervised hospital deliveries will increase to 95% within a year of operation to enhance safe child delivery.The facility will serve as immunization center and training of mothers on nutrition.
Diagnosing Dementia Faster Dementia is the leading cause of death in women in the UK. Help Alzheimer's Research UK to support pioneering female scientists battling to cure dementia.
Giving Sight to the Cataract Blind After achieving the initiatl target of restoring sight of 150, the project plans to offer another 150 patients with free  intra-ocular lens (IOL) replacement.
Tsunami Recovery in Five Coastal Villages, India Providing post-tsunami help to 250 villagers, 20 urban families and 25 girl students for livelihoods recovery, home reconstruction, medical care and school enrollment in Kerala and Tamil Nadu, India
Help African Journalists Tell Africa's Stories The Africa Film Project (AFP) equips journalists working in restricted and emerging democracies to bring the untold stories of their homelands to an international audience through compelling documentary films.  Selected participants receive a full video production and editing kit as well as extensive training and mentorship. AFP student produced stories include, the practice of breast ironing in Cameroon, discrimination against African Albinos, and Nigeria's lack of handicap accessibility.
DISHA & DOSTI - FREE Diabetes clinic for the Poor Project DISHA which supports Type I (insulin dependent) diabetes children and youth through FREE Childhood Diabetes Clinic and free Insulin for every child.  Project DOSTI aims to foster optimal health, well-being and longevity of people suffering from diabetes mellitus, in a cost effective manner in  Bangalore urban and rural, State of Karnataka with free / subsidized Diabetes Clinic, medicines, tests and treatment.
Restoring Kelp Forests with Nanotechnology Around the world, massive kelp forests are rapidly declining due to coastal development and erosion, warming waters, invasive species, poor water quality, pollution, and overfishing.  Nova Scotia has lost 85-99% of their kelp forests over the past 4-6 decades, putting their fisheries and livelihoods in jeopardy. Reef Life Foundation is developing a new method for restoring kelp using nanotechnology artificial reefs with the ocean science company IntelliReefs CAN and Dalhousie University.
Fighting The Outbreak of Ebola in Liberia Liberia, Guinea, Sierra Leone, and Nigeria are currently experiencing the most serious and widespread Ebola outbreak that history can record. The outbreak of this virus is claiming more and more lives on a daily basis. Communities are struggling to contain the virus and control the epidemic. VAAFD will help disseminate vital sanitation and medical supplies to clinics communities across Liberia, educate people on how to stop and contain the outbreak and support families of those in quarantine.
Support childhood safety and education in Vietnam PeaceTrees Vietnam addresses the harmful legacies of the Vietnam War by clearing the land of explosives, building schools and libraries for local communities, and providing opportunities for sustainable agricultural development. Our programs include community and education centers, gardens, libraries, and kindergartens, which provide early education and food security for more than 3,500 children each year. This work would not be possible without your support.
COVID-19 Emergency Response in Palestine & Lebanon Poverty, displacement, occupation, and siege magnify the impact of the coronavirus a thousand times. We are responding to requests from community organizations to help protect children and families in Palestine and refugees in Lebanon by providing medical aid, personal hygiene and cleaning kits, food parcels, and more.
Building a School in Croix de Bouquet, Haiti Leaders of the Children of Jesus Orphanage in Croix de Bouquet, Haiti are working to raise funds in order to build school rooms and dorm rooms for 120 kids. The kids from the orphanage as well as kids from surrounding neighborhoods would attend the school.
Getting Connected at Finca Salvaje, Costa Rica A 12 hectare (30 acre) native, tree corridor connecting two river forests full of birds, animals and native plant life that will allow increased flow of all life forms.
Safe 500 Kyrgyzstani teens from extremists Egalite will provide life skill building desk game, tutorial and mentorship to 500 poor Muslim teens in Southern Kyrgyzstan, who are likely to be recruited by religious extremists (including ISIS) because of poverty and unemployment. Egalite also plans to provide free consultations to their mothers on how to motivate and support their children on the way to better living.
Give 30 HIV+ people training to become leaders The DOES HIV LOOK LIKE ME? campaign facilitates the empowerment of people living with HIV or AIDS to challenge stigma and discrimination in their communities. They will be trained to advocate and create awareness by discussing the realities of living with HIV or AIDS and encouraging people to get tested. The campaign Ambassadors, people living with HIV or AIDS, are human rights leaders standing up to fight misconception, stigma and inequality with their faces, voices and individual stories.
Provide Secondary Education For 5 Girls in Uganda Social Promise is partnering with St Jude Children's Home in Gulu, Uganda to provide five girls living in Uganda the opportunity to attend upper secondary school.  These girls have already completed 11 years of schooling and are primed to advance to this educational stage which is equivalent to A levels in the British system.  Only a small percentage of students in Gulu have the chance to attend school at this level which prepares them for University.
Creating Bridges - Communication Skills for Autism Autism is a neurological disorder characterized by difficulties in social interaction, communication, behavior. Prevalence is 1 of 59; best hope for effective social and family integration is special education. Emphasis in fostering communication skills is key to children's development. When communication limitations are properly addressed the impact on behavior and learning is tremendous.  We are a non-for profit program and for many with autism the only educational alternative in Venezuela.
Make Oakland a Better Place for Walking & Biking Oaklavia is Oakland's version of Bogota, Colombia's program where streets are temporarily closed to auto traffic and the community is invited to come play in the streets. Since 2010, Oaklavia has successfully encouraged tens of thousands of people to walk and to bike more. Oaklavia is produced by Walk Oakland Bike Oakland (WOBO), a non-profit organization whose mission is to improve neighborhood livability, vitality and sustainability by making walking and biking safe, easy, accessible and fun.
Support 500 women to access health care in Nigeria Greater Hands Foundation intends to support 500 most vulnerable pregnant women and girls in Ikom Local government area (LGA) of Cross River State, Nigeria with basic health care social support services that encourages facility services uptake and improved mechanism to cope with  covid-19 and post pandemic health challenges, also providing 300 young women and girls of reproductive age with sanitary pads, addressing gender gaps and engender improved health and well-being of the marginalised women.
After School Program for 70 Children in Ghana The After School Program is a network for children, aiming to build a bridge between young people and the future. Specifically, it will be a necessary like between children and their community.
Shine a light for children with autism - Venezuela We are a private, nonprofit program, and for many children with autism, the only educational alternative in Venezuela. We serve more than 450 families annually, a 45% increase from 2010-2011school year, the first year of the program. We provide specialized, comprehensive education, assessment services, and need-based grants, ranging from 35%-95% of cost for both.
Help Provide Water for Life in Nzerem, Nigeria This project will help Provide a fully equipped deep water well/ borehole that will provide good "clean water for life" to the people of Nzerem.
Stop Child Marriage Through Education of Girls The goal of this project is to end gender gap in education of 89,000 girls in Kajo-Keji, South Sudan by providing access of education to young girls.  Only 6% of 13 year old girls have completed their primary school. The lack of educational opportunities for girls leads to economic disadvantage which is a precursor to marrying before the age of 18 years.  Early marriages of girls in South Sudan is eroding the future backbone of the community.
Increasing access to Early Childhood Development Nhaka Foundation channels support to preschools utilizing early learning centers or preschools as an entry point. We focus particularly on the needs of orphans and vulnerable children.  Nhaka Foundation partners with communities to renovate dilapidated classrooms that are turned into ECD classes. The classes are painted, floors relaid, broken windows replaced, new doors put in place,leaking roofs fixed and a new coat of paint is applied plus artistic drawings of whatever the children want to see
RESURFACE STREET COURTS IN NIGERIA HarryCares will help various cities in Nigeria to resurface five basketball street courts and install Basketball upright that are more durable for outdoor use.  By doing so, we are providing a safe space and place where various youth can horn their basketball skills while channelling their energy towards sports. This project will include a one day tournament for each court which becomes officially open in order to keep participating youth active and empowered while playing the game they love.
Help thousands of Bedouin stop home demolitions Indigenous Arab Bedouin citizens of Israel are facing mass home demolitions and forced displacement.  A law being promoted by the Israeli government could uproot some tens of thousands of Bedouin from their homes in the Naqab desert.   Your support will empower the Bedouin to stay on their ancestral lands and in their homes through legal representation, human rights trainings, and awareness-raising outreach.  Join Adalah in responding to this urgent human rights challenge.
Avoid maternal and neonatal death in the Dominican The National Institute of Health works on the prevention of maternal and neonatal mortality, through prevention programs, training, advocacy and promotion of public policies through a network of organizations at the national level. The objective of the project is to train women on the right to receive information and timely and quality health services.
In person support for 60 South American NGOs Hola! I am Viktorija, a volunteer Field Traveler for GlobalGiving. During March-September 2019 I am visiting nonprofit partners in South America (Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru). During 6 months in the field my role is to strengthen connections with existing nonprofit partners through project site visits. Apart from that, I am also leading workshops about efficient fundraising, facilitating peer discussions on vital topics and providing a platform to learn from and share success stories.
Provide materials to 15 deaf and mute Nepali kids. Sankhuwasabha Education Scholarship Foundation (SESF)   plans to provide school dress  School  stationery,  school   bags,  sports  materials,   clothes for  winter and summer  and material of daily use like toothpaste, tooth  brush and other necessary things   to 15 deaf and mute kids studying  at  Hard of Hearing Classes  of Mahendra Higher Secondary School in Nepal.
Rescuing Girls from Sexual Exploitation in Nepal Free a Girl is dedicated to rescuing girls from forced prostitution. We believe in creating a safe environment for children and young people, protecting them from sexual violence and exploitation. This project seeks to rescue girls who are victims of trafficking and forced prostitution in Pokhara, Nepal. The rescued girls will receive rehabilitation and reintegration support and victims will be educated about their rights in our resource centre.
Educate a Girl Child, Empower a Nation Despite India's push to guarantee education to all children (RtE Act, 2009) only 33% of girls complete Class XII (Ministry of HRD). Education is one of the key areas for girls/ women empowerment. We, at VRDS, have been promoting girls' education, to prevent child labour, child marriage and other abuses, and promote gender equality as part of our holistic effort towards community development in Haveri district of Karnataka. We seek your support to educate 100+ girl children through our project.
Karin Education programme for 50 kids in Gulu This project is a programme for school children previously living in former internally displaced camps. The project will allow the children in this region to interact and exchange ideas, activities and stories with their counterparts in England. They will have personal development and extracurricular activities to develop their hobbies and interests and link this two communities together. The program will support at least 50 children in Gulu, Uganda.
One child education per family in Uganda The purpose of the Cosma is to to provide support for the orphaned, the neglected, the abandoned, the vulnerable and the homeless in HIV affected areas of the masaka region in Uganda. Through sponsorship of one child per most vulnerable family to have access to academic and vocation education opportunities that will improve their standards of living for family in future
Flood Relief in McDowell County, West Virginia Flash Floods in McDowell County, West Virginia, have effected Children Incorporated sponsor children and their families. Many families will need food and flood relief help (cleaning supplies, bleach, trash bags, rubber gloves, etc.) Donations to Children Incorporated through Global Giving will help:    1. To provide summer food for four project sites where Children Incorporated works with students  2. Flood relief at two McDowell County projects
Educate 175 Underprivileged Children in India This project will help provide quality primary education to 175 out of school children in the state of Uttar Pradesh in India, who have limited resources & facilities to receive good education. Access to quality education at primary level is crucial for these students as it builds a strong foundation and motivates them to stay in school for higher education. More than 80% children educated under this project are first members in their family to go to a school and more than 50% are young girls.
Help stop drowning in Sudan by training 60 people Nile Swimmers will train 30 male and 30 female young adults from Khartoum as swimming teachers.  These swimming teachers will then be supported by Nile Swimmers to provide life saving swim training in their local communities.  With each teacher providing further training through their community network, it is estimated that 9000 children will be directly impacted and their risk of drowning reduced within the first year.

This project has been part funded by a generous pledge from a Foundation.
Sea Turtle Emergency Fund Sea turtle projects around the world have been impacted by the pandemic. The loss of income and help covering nesting beaches from international volunteers and travelers with increased desperation for food and income is resulting in increased turtle egg collection and hunting. All funds donated after processing fees will go to this fund.  We are able to save an average of 10 hatchlings for every dollar donated. Funds will support urgent needs in Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Venezuela and elsewhere.
Women in Ecuador Learn Microfinance and IT Skills CDI-Ecuador provides IT education to underserved populations and offers services specifically to indigenous women in rural and urban areas to strengthen their skill sets and roles in their community.
Empower 600 Rural Women and Children in Rwanda The Empower 600 Rural Women and Children in Rwanda project seeks to reduce the burden of maternal, neonatal and under-five mortality rates by targeting rural women and children in the Rulindo district with proven interventions such as health education, access to health services, and health systems strengthening.It seeks improve participants' standard of living through income generating activities and empower community health workers to better support the health of their communities.
A new roof for the Salem Social Cafe in Kazakhstan The Salem Social Cafe is a unique place that brings together all kinds of people in a warm welcoming atmosphere and challenges them to make a difference. English conversation clubs, a social club for disabled people, the Salem Volunteering club, concerts, social nights, celebrations, training events - all this, as well as great coffee, can be found in the heart of the Salem Social Village.   But the cafe urgently needs a new roof!
Empower 10,000 Colombian Children with Education In Colombia, thousands of children in vulnerable conditions are prone to drop out of school. The story of Eneidys is common in regions affected by violence and conflict. With this project, we offer access to special education for children like her who have been away from school for several years. They are accompanied by inspiring educators, who follow comprehensive capacity development programs and receive pedagogical materials in their schools to help students reach their full potential.
Send 70 Cambodian children to school for a year This "Sponsor a Child's Education" Programme will enable 70 underprivileged children aged 4 to 16 years old to learn English at the English Training Project Centre (ETPC) School. ETPC provides a platform for these young Cambodian children to widen their knowledge beyond the conventional Cambodian curriculum and allows them to learn the English language to give them better prospects to work their way out of poverty.