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Rehabilitation of Earthquake Affected Azad Kashmir The project has special focus on address the need of the affected and vulnerable groups including children, women, disables and widows.The support through rehabilitation will address their immediate and special needs of , shelter and WASH after the great loss in the affected areas. Through the rehabilitation project direct 764 most affected families of 2 union councils will be benefited and provided with the support packages.The FACES Pakistan will implement this project with the
Educate 200 poor children in rural Ghana This project aims to provide volunteer teacher allowance and free educational materials to save 200 school children in Bolni community in Ghana from missing out of school due to poverty and absence of teachers. This intervention will enable these poor children including 13-year-old Manan Kofi get better education and break the poverty cycle in their families.
Break Barriers to Access STEM Subjects in Africa Science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) are subjects which are phasing huge ethnic and gender gaps across the globe, including Africa. This limits the infrastructure, innovation and industrialisation of the continent and hinders it from developing with the modern times. By providing information and resources for STEM education to marginalised communities we are contributing to reduced inequality and the opportunity for the continent to grow and develop
Provide housing for 100 Ebola affected orphans Since the Ebola virus outbreak in 2014, over 4500 children lost their parents and became orphaned.  These children are now struggling to find food, shelter, medical care and the support they need to sustain themselves in the proper way. Taking them off the streets is very essential because if we don't they could be exploited in many ways for example the sex trade, child labor, arm robbery, and theft. Upon completion of the girls and boys dorms, we will be able to house 100 orphan children.
Empower 300 kids for a decent living Employability Pathshala is a concept to empower students from underprivileged background with skill sets which can help them shape their future. The students who have completed basic schooling, i.e. class 8th, will be enrolled under the program and they will complete their secondary level education through open schooling, NIOS. The classes will be mix of activities, skilling sessions, computer classes, exposure visits, leadership talks and orientations.
Jinja Youth Tree Nurseries Youth in Jinja area have been planting fruit trees for their communities and we need more trees than ever. Help us raise seedlings in our own nursery, and train youth to grow and distribute them, improving food security and climate resilience.
The Children's Mobile Museum The Children's Museum Jordan's offerings are centered on its core values of inclusiveness, believing that every child deserves the chance at a brighter future. The Mobile Museum came as a new and far-reaching public access program to accomplish this through reaching out to children who are unable- for logistical or economic reasons- to access it, by reaching out to them and visiting them in their local schools and communities, giving them access to hands-on immersive experiences- Free of charge!
Resilience Academy Mental Health Classes for Teens The Resilience Academy is an evidence-based training programme to build resilience and coping skills for young people. These necessary resilience and coping skills are often expected but rarely taught. This programme is designed to provide students with the information, strategies, and resources that they will use through their school careers and beyond, to cope with stressors in a positive and constructive way.
Sponsor a Student: "Wens" This project connects sponsors to Wens, a student studying at Haitian Connection Network's (HCN) Student Computer Center, located in Montrouis, Haiti. $2,000 provides Wens with all the tools necessary for 1 whole year in HCN's Higher Education Program.
Waldorf Training to three teachers in Kenya. Based in the UNESCO Statistics from 2016, less than 10% of women in Kenya have the opportunity to go to university, and with this fundraising project we will pay the complete fees of Rudolf Steiner training to one teacher, finish to pay the partial fees of the two other teachers from Hai Africa School and buy pedagogy books providing them with high quality education in order to impact the education of  39 kids from our kindergarten. In addition, the funds raised will also help cover 1 year rent.
Regenerative Aid for Philippine Typhoon and Quake In collaboration with local partners, we are supporting 300-500 families affected by Typhoon Kammuri and 300-500 families from Cotabato affected by the earthquake through our Garden Releaf assistance. Using permaculture we will provide vegetable food packs from local farms, water systems, herbal remedies, earthen stoves, pop up gardens, and simple waste management system. We aim to fundraise scholarships for a select group of displaced leaders for a training on Permaculture in Disasters.
HELP MISTY AGAINST BLOOD CANCER MISTY,a baby girl of age 3.5 years who is diagnosed with blood cancer and is suffering from this deadly disease.Her elder sister Deepika thought of fighting for her when misty is diagnosed with the disease.The baby girl is suffering from high fever,stomach  ache and chest pain. Deepika found hope that her sister can live a happy and healthy life when she will be treated with advance medication which costs about $6318 (4,55,500 INR). She needs help to gift her sister a new life.  PLEASE HELP!
Water - the gift of life - for children in Darfur As you read this, children in Darfur villages in Sudan are walking for hours across the desert in search of water. They are missing school as the need to collect water is more important than education. There is water near to these villages, but it is underground - if only families could afford a hand pump. Kids for Kids is determined to help by building clean water handpumps as close to villages as possible.  Please will you help us provide clean water to children?
Shattering the Shame In remote hills of western Nepal, girls are often isolated in cattle sheds or small huts each month during their periods, as part of a cultural practice called chhaupadi. Not only do girls face embarrassment over menstruation, but they often are exposed to real danger -- from extreme weather, smoke inhalation and attacks. Days for Girls is changing that narrative from one of shame to celebration. A local training team of Nepali girls and women are leading the charge.
Regenerating Soils, Producing Healthy Food In the Sierra Gorda agricultural plots are usually maintained by applying agrochemicals, which in the long-run cause poor water infiltration and lack of nutrients in the soil. We have been helping the local farmers improve their production by providing them with homemade biofertilizers and knowledge about keyline design that maximizes water infiltration, and by helping them reintroduce minerals and microorganisms. You can now help us expand our practices to 20 new beneficiaries.
Student Sponsorship: Help Malawi Students Thrive At EKARI, we believe in the singular power of education to break the cycle of extreme poverty. In support of this mission, we provide direct tuition support - in addition to a range of comprehensive support programs - so students can excel throughout their high school and college educations.
Provide aid to war affected in Vanni, Sri Lanka Urgent funding is required to purchase dry rations, medicines and medical equipments. Additional funds will be used to provide temporary accommodation and help relocating the displaced people.
Help Families Affected by Hurricane Felix! In early September, Felix made a direct hit in Nicaragua, dumping massive amounts of rain throughout Nicaragua, Honduras, and El Salvador. Hundreds of Agros families have been impacted.
Girls Win! - Support Education for Girls in Ghana The overall aim of the Girls Win! - Girls Education Club -  is to help enroll 500 female students in a school of their choice, and give them the necessary support to complete high school. This will include academic enrichment, test preparation, college application assistance, and a community lending library for girls in the Hohoe Municipality in the Volta Region of Ghana, West Africa.
Fix Fashion: Information is Power We want workers in in production countries like Cambodia, Bangladesh and India to be able to claim their rights and enable consumers to make more informed choices about where they shop. We are calling on brands to publish their list of supplier factories and audit reports. Brands should disclose the names and addresses of supplier facilities, on an annual basis or more frequently, including also subcontracted suppliers and labour agents managing homeworkers.
Help students worldwide create intl companies Broadclyst Primary School would like to establish a global enterprise challenge, where children from schools around the world connect to run an international company. Overall, there will be 10 international companies, each with a different product, competing to become the most successful company globally. In each country, the participating schools will organise their children into 10 'subsidiary companies' or 'regional office' of the international company.
Improve education quality in 500 Ghanaian schools The TCAI program in Ghana introduces a remedial education system that adds classroom helpers and targets instruction to actual skill levels.
Train 500  Refugees on Disease prevention-Uganda High burden of Infectious diseases and influx of 1.2 million refugees have put strain on the health systems in Uganda.The malaria prevalence in West Nile is 79% by rapid diagnostic tests confirming the high burden that makes children miss school days when sick and can be fatal as it causes anemia or brain damage if not treated early. IHDI's project will train 500 community volunteers on prevention of malaria, hepatitis, HIV/AIDS and diarrhoea to reduce on morbidity and mortality by 10% in 2020.
Spirit of Mandela Day saves animals in Cape Town Ubuntu was rescued as a stray and thanks to support from people like you, he was given a second chance at happiness. We hope to share Ubuntu's experience with many other dogs just like him.
Educate 500 refugee children in northern Uganda Every child in the world should attend 200 days of school each year. This year, 80,000 refugee children in Uganda attended 0 days of schooling. This will change, because with your support, Vijana Corps will deliver free education to 500 children in five refugee settlements across northern Uganda. Vijana Corps has designed a Mobile digital classroom for accelerated computer assisted learning. The kit will rotate weekly classes between camps to deliver quality primary schooling and edutainment.
Hopeful Operation to Prevent Extremism (HOPE) HOPE is a motivating project to dispose the people who have been physically & mentally the victim of extremism. HOPE is an ongoing struggle to initiate people about violent extremism & to eject the concept of hopelessness. To develop more positivity in people to stand by against violent extremism. HOPE is the project of active girls who stand against violent extremism in their communities and our targeted audience are silent majority and at risk youth.
Support women survivors of violence in Myanmar Jeepyah's safehouse provides shelter to women and often children who have survived domestic and/or sexual violence. This project will provide them with access to justice, access to healthcare, and financial independence. These three services will empower survivors to thrive despite trauma. Justice - hiring lawyers to take cases to trial Health - care for injuries, pregnancies from sexual assault, deliveries Financial Independence - vocational training, purchasing equipment, start- up costs
Give Light to 100 Cambodian Families Through your support Yejj brings reliable solar lighting kits into the homes of Cambodian families with no access to electricity, improving their lives and increasing their income-generating potential
Protect 800 children from sexual abuse in Mexico ASI no jugamos, that's not how we play, is a project that seeks to break the barriers of silence and empower children and youth in Malinalco, in rural Mexico, to talk about child sexual abuse. We are helping children and caregivers to develop the necessary skills to prevent and respond to this difficult reality.
Improve Basic Education for 500 Zambian Children The Community school of Katulumba, in the underprivileged Fishing Camp compound of Siavonga, Zambia, has 3 classrooms and 8 latrines for 500 students; Guardavanti plans to build 4 more classrooms and 18 more latrines, allowing proper education and improving sanitary conditions of attending students. Moreover, the school will be able to accept all the kids of the compound currently excluded from schooling due to lack of space. The funds requested cover the first half of the project's structures.
Environmental Education Internships Teaching the teachers: Carpenter Nature Center will provide four 12-week, hands-on, educational experiences for college-level interns who will work alongside professional naturalists to teach students
Solar MP3 players to educate Zambian children One solar Lifeplayer MP3 provides access to school lessons for up to 60 children. In Zambia, thousands of children attend a radio school initiative called Learning at Taonga Market that follows the national syllabus. Many children live in remote areas far from formal schools and have no other option for a quality education. The school lessons can be played on demand, and repeated. For schools with few resources and no electricity, our Lifeplayers may be a child's best opportunity to learn.
Proper Sanitation for 100+ Orphans in Sierra Leone Help All As One purchase a Motorcycle "Trash Trolley" for its Children's Center in Sierra Leone! This vehicle will allow the Center's staff to dispose of garbage properly and create a safer, more sanitary environment for the orphaned children who live at our center and the other families living in the neighborhood.  Help keep the whole community safe from preventable disease and pollution!
Educate 40 narikurava (gypsy) children in India The project will conduct coaching class for 3 years for 40 Nomadic  Narikurava Gypsy children in Devarayaneri habitat, Trichirappalli who consider education unimportant. The elders who have not crossed 8th standard or illiterates could not/do not support the children in their studies. Hence children also drop out after 5th standard and get married before 18. The coaching class will motivate the children to continue their studies and thus prevent the children from the abuse of early marriages.
Fighting the MMIP Epidemic The number of Missing and Indigenous People (MMIP) is still unknown. Despite the efforts of Indigenous communities and awareness groups, this epidemic sadly remains unaddressed. Systems in place for other communities fail ours. Often family members search on foot, sharing photos of their last seen relative on social media, communities respond in crisis, victims of violence and loved ones of murdered relatives are tragically left to try to heal alone. This is for them.
Project Legacy Kid's Club & Scholarship Program Project Legacy is our children's education and scholarship program reaching at-risk children and youth.  Marginalized children are in need of scholarships due to lack of household income to pay monthly and enrollment school fees, supplies, uniforms, etc..  Due to COVID, an online study room has been set up to accommodate children without access to wifi and assistance with homework.  The after-school program includes a healthy snack, games, quality story-time and necessary life skills training.
Pacific NW & British Columbia Flood Relief Fund An atmospheric river has dumped torrential rain on the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia, resulting in widespread flooding, spawning mudslides, and causing more than 2,000 households to evacuate.
SOARing Through Difficult Times COVID has taken its toll on everyone, whether physically, emotionally or financially. BITS is no exception. We are working harder than ever to help the increased number of people in our community combat depression, anxiety and loss. Costs of doing so has grown, as expense of caring for our horses has grown nearly 200% due to COVID. We need your help to support BITS in any way you can. By making a recurring donation to BITS, YOU will help us lift our community from the harmful impacts of COVID.
Village outreach services to 2000 people in Uganda Karin Community Initiatives needs to provide village outreach services to at least 2000 people in traditional rural villages around its medical clinics in Gulu, Northern Uganda. Village outreach programs - where clinical staff visit remote villages - are the backbone of health in the community,providing vital services that often save lives. We need medication and equipment to provide services and education to these communities that have no other health facilities to rely on.
Empower young people with disabilities in Cambodia Young people with & without disabilities join our Inclusive Arts Course to study Visual Art, Dance, Music, Drama and Life Skills for two years. If you have a disability in Cambodia, you're told that you can not achieve anything. Our students come from communities who believe this. They've been told over and over that because of their disability they wont be successful in life. We use the arts as a tool for students to believe in themselves and change the perception of disability in Cambodia.
Health Supplies and Training for 25,000 Malians With a life expectancy of 48 years and a 19% infant mortality rate, health is one of Mali’s greatest concerns. The Alliance is training health workers and providing supplies to help 25,000 villagers.
COVID19 Emergency Fund The risk of COVID on the vulnerable families we serve and programs we operate is at the highest it has been since the onset of the pandemic. Ensuring that both our kids and the teams who treat them are equipped with the PPE and disinfectants needed to do so safely is critical to preventing infection. As our partners on the ground remain determined to safely provide treatment to every CoolKid in need, we're ensuring they can do so responsibly and without fear of compromising their health.
Typhoon-proof disaster relief housing manufacturin After typhoon Haiyan there was no more food, drinkable water or houses. But slowly, after a few days, people were able to get organized to provide sufficient foods and care to the victims. But now what victims lack the most is a new house or place where they can recover and start their lives again. By helping them to set up local housing manufacturing to build innovative houses which will bring hope and joy back to the community to survive that calamity and the coming ones.
Empower 500 refugees in Greece with tools & skills The money you raise will provide the materials and tools that people living in refugee camps need to create basic furniture, curtains for more privacy and other crucial items that are lacking in their daily lives. These items will be created in the intercultural "maker-space" Habibi.Works, a space offering 11 working areas for people living in three different camps in the north of Greece. Moreover, every person who comes to the centre receives a healthy, delicious meal for the day.
Reducing Malaria Deaths among Kenyan Children In the fight against malaria in rural Kenya, the needs are great but the solutions are simple. With inexpensive resources such as test kits, microscopes, and mosquito nets, HealthRight's project will save hundreds of children this year.
Since 2009, HealthRight has been working to reduce malaria deaths in rural communities in the North Rift Valley region of Kenya. The malaria program supports over 1,000 community health workers and 21 health centers to provide education and treatment to poor fam
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Nick, Brock, Victoria, and Nathan have been working with LI to help create & publicize human rights campaigns for various rights issues in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to connect with local nonprofits in Bauchi to research, document, and advocate for various human rights issues within the area.
Help launch our Newest Class of Fellows in Ghana "When we invest in women and girls we are investing in the people who invest in everyone else."- Graca Machel. Having nearly completed our first round of Fellowships, we are launching a new campaign to provide 2-year fellowships to 10 more up-and-coming female educational leaders in Ghana! By providing leadership training, mentorship, and micro-grants to these rising stars, we empower them to provide inclusive, equitable, quality education for all.
Children of Akplamafu Primary School Over 1 billion children live in poverty. Education, which gives them vital knowledge and skills, is key to escaping poverty. But, millions of children don't have access to education, leaving them at greater risk of an inability to thrive and exploitation. That's why we're working to crowdfund $7000 so that the Children at Akplamafu Primary School, Ghana, can thrive. Your contributions will provide meals, laptops for teachers, books, school furniture, art supplies, and even sports jerseys.
Education Support for 60 disadvantaged children Development of Village Education (DOVE) intends to provide education support for 60 children from marginalized families in the backward villages of Thoothukudi District of Tamil Nadu in India.   The area is typical rural one with more number of villages located around. People are mostly daily wage earners. Hence this project covers the entire education cost of 60 disadvantaged children from this area for one year.
Help mitigate Human Wildlife Conflict in Zimbabwe Villagers in the communal areas in Zimbabwe build home-made livestock holding pens to keep their livestock at night. Lions and hyena regularly get into these structures and kill livestock with devastating results to an impoverished community. The use of flashing LED lights placed on the holding pens at night has proven to deter large predators such as lion and spotted hyenas from entering these pens. A pen uses up to 8 LED lights. ALERT wants to expand this Community assistance project.
Earthquake and tsunami in Indonesia On Friday, September 28, a 7.5 magnitude earthquake hit Sulawesi, Indonesia, followed by a tsunami with waves of up to 6 meters. There are an estimated 1.5 million people affected, over 78,000 people displaced and 2,100 people dead. ActionAid is coordinating area-wide response with a number of community-based organizations for immediate deployment of medics, mountain climbers, trauma counselors, and other first responders to provide urgently needed care to survivors. Will you help?
5 Hubs for Youth ICT Skilling and Empowerment Of the 5 Municipals that make up Kampala District , Kawempe Urban Municipality has the highest rate of youth unemployment .  The youth population is increasing explosively particularly in slum communities  as a result of rapid urbanization. This increase is contributing to social and economic challenges related to; health, unemployment among others. This project offers opportunities to young people for learning, skill development, entrepreneurship and employment through practical social action
1000 Entrepreneurship Apprenticeships in Nigeria In August 2010, the International Labor Organization warned of a "lost generation" of over 300 million youth. These youth are eking out uncertain and unsustainable livelihoods on the margins of society and facing reduced life opportunities.    Just $100, means Generation Enterprise and its social mobility enterprise, Zest, can provide 3 months of paid formal economy job training to a "lost" youth in Nigeria. If  that youth is successful,  they are guaranteed at least 1 years formal employmen