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Educate 60 Orphaned &Vulnerable Children in Kole This project supports 60 Orphans and Vulnerable Children& improves 3 rural Early Childhood Development Centres in Kole.Children in villages of Kole do not have access to quality early childhood development due to their rural location where ECD centers are lacking & children are absorbed directly to primary school and they find difficulty in adopting/coping, resulting in dropouts,aggressiveness & poor cognitive development. Also OVCs can not afford school fees and other scholastic materials.
Support 169 families with terminally ill children Because many palliative care needs are excluded from state healthcare or social programs in Russia, families with terminally ill children are left with no aid. Yet, it requires significant spendings to support a child with a genetic, neurological or other life-limiting condition. An average Russian family cannot afford to pay for what it takes to provide proper palliative care. Vera Hospice Charity fund has been providing these families with essentials for  years. We ask you to join us and help.
Relief and Rebuilding from Nepal Earthquake A devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake ripped through Nepal on April 25th. It has caused widespread devastation all over the country and several nearby countries. The wonderful people of Nepal need help. They need our help.
Computer Proficiency Creates New Opportunities Proficiency in computers is an absolute requirement for success in today's technology-driven society. However, due to financial limitations, many children and youths in Sierra Leone have no access to computers or computer learning opportunities. This project is helping to change this by providing basic computer training. This training is in great demand, providing the much-needed foundation for future success.
HealthCare for 20000 Ugandan girls and women Loyal Foundation is providing 20000 vulnerable children, women and girls of Abayita Ababiri, Entebbe Uganda with greater choices for controlling their reproductive health, general medical services, health education and basic needs
500 solar lamps to 500 families in Malava, Kenya Youth from Malava will locally make solar lamps using scrap metals, and Poor families in Malava will get the lamps and save part of the money initially spent on kerosene and set up small businesses
CARES: Medical assessments for child abuse victims This project supports 1,400 medical assessments per year for children who are victims of abuse or neglect in Portland, Oregon. Child Abuse Response and Evaluation Services (CARES) Northwest also provides outreach training in abuse prevention.
Provide Generator for Health Centers in Nigeria This project will provide a generator to one health center, in each of the 21 local government areas of Anambra State. Power supply is a major issue in Nigeria, crippling the healthcare, industrial and agricultural sector etc, with average daily power supply estimated at 4 hours, although several days can go by without any power supply at all. Most Nigerian businesses and households rely on generators to supplement the intermittent power supply.
Rescue: First 48! Disaster Rescue Initiative When an major disaster strikes, even the best, highly trained agencies are typically overwhelmed and unable to make all potential rescues. As we witnessed first hand in Japan following the 2011 earthquake, preparedness initiatives, strict building codes, early warning systems and citizen mitigation programs saved thousands of lives. Learning from Japanese affect toward disaster, the "Rescue: First 48!" initiative is an effort to increase our own community disaster preparedness and mitigation.
Emergency Fuel for Mozambique Cyclone Idai made landfall in Mozambique on March 15th, bringing strong winds, torrential rains, widespread flooding, and massive destruction. Several hundred people are confirmed dead while hundreds more remain missing. Scenes from the ground show extreme devastation and whole towns submerged under water. With the power grid down, millions of people are suffering. FRF will provide free fuel to those in need, as well as to hospitals, water treatment plants, first responder vehicles & equipment.
Plant 20,000 Trees In Northern Rwanda Through this project, the Rwandan Youth Development and Voluntary Organization (RWAYDAVO) will plant and maintain 20,000 trees in the Northern Rwandan region, and enable environmental protection as well as economic support of the local Rwandan community in 5 rural sectors of Cyinzuzi, Burega, Kiyanza, Mugambazi, and Ntarabana. Your donation will go towards RWAYDAVO's planting and maintaining of 20,000 Trees.
Juvenile Activism in Argentina Communities Through the participation of the young members of the Ecoclubes of impoverished areas of Argentina, we try to fulfill the nutritional needs of families deprived of food.
Transforming a  Government Primary School in Delhi This LLF initiative  aims to bring about whole school transformation in a South Delhi Municipal Co-operation school. The school  is battling with a steep fall in enrollment and high dropout rates. Established in the year 1986, the school has just 60 students across grades 1 to 5. The students  come from the poorest families in the locality.  LLF will work towards improving the   school physical and emotional environment, pedagogy, leadership and teacher effectiveness and engage with community
Build Skills & Income by Training Guatemalan Women Train 35 Guatemalan women in foot loom weaving to make products in high demand on the international market. Training will offer new employable skills and increase income for their families.
Nourish International Chapter Network Working through chapters of Nourish on their campuses, college students gain invaluable skills in entrepreneurship, leadership, community-based economic development and sustainability.
Feeding 1000 Poor Rural School Girls in Yemen This project aims to provide nutritious breakfast meals to 1000 rural schoolgirls in Sana'a, Yemen. It will increase the number of girls in primary schools. It aims to reduce the children's hunger during the school day. It'll contribute to achieving gender equality between boys and girls. Besides, it'll increase attention span, facilitate learning, and obviate the need for children to leave school to find food. That will achieve Global Goals 4 (Quality Education) & 5 (Gender Equality).
Tourism  for Community Orphans Empowerment .Uganda This is a visitor-host interaction with meaningful participation by both tourists,volunteers, orphans, the community to conserve wild life,Eco-tourism  to rise income for Orphans Education/empowerment
Make a Haitian Orphanage Self-Sufficient! The HTDC Orphanage is home to 30 children who would otherwise live on the streets. International donors have met the children's needs for the last two years, but funds are running out and donor interest is waning. As a result, the orphanage needs to make its own money. To that end, they want to invest in a business selling eggs - and for that they need 150 chickens! With the chickens, they'll be able to make $268 a month to put toward the kids' needs.
Literacy Education for Thai Minority Community Donations support our Community Learning Centre (CLC) Program to provide free literacy and human rights education to up to 200 migrants per month in the local area of northern Thailand. These often stateless individuals are at significant risk of being trafficked into an exploitative situation such as forced sex work or hard manual labor. Having the opportunity for academic, vocational, language, and human rights education significantly reduces this risk and opens the door to future security.
AIDS Vaccine Research in Uganda 23 years have passed since AIDS was first diagnosed, and with 14,000 new HIV infections every day, we must speed the search for an AIDS vaccine - the world's best hope to stop the spread of HIV/AIDS
LED Lights for Gaza Refugees 6 year old Arwa comes back from school to do her everyday homework in a room she shares with her two sisters. Their room is dark due to lack of electricity. She sits to do her homework sharing a light of a candle with her siblings. To help families like Arwa's, Save Youth Future Society will install LED lights for 25 family homes in the Beach (Shati) refugee camp in the Gaza Strip to help vulnerable families living in darkness and to prevent deadly accidents from candles affecting mainly childre
Health team fights the spread of COVID-19 in SA Help Zinathu and her health team to fight the spread of Covid 19 in our rural communities. None of us could have predicted we would find ourselves living trough unprecedented times such as these. The blow to the rural areas and its health systems is severe and the lack of relief support from government is deeply concerning. TransCape NPO and the health counselor have to adjust dramatically and find ways to navigate uncharted territory.
#JADHero Starting this December 1, 2015 on #GivingTuesday, help Junior Achievement of Dallas achieve our focus to provide business role models, basic business skills, and financial literacy to 100% of the most at-risk students in the Dallas community. Our programs give K-12 students the essential financial literacy and business skills necessary to be successful in the global economy of today.  Help us reach 50,000 students during the 2015-16 school year!
Education to Students and Children Under Six Years This project will support education of students and children under six years through Early Childhood Development Programs in Kole. Children in villages of Kole do not have access to quality Education & childhood care due to Poverty,Early Marriages & Bad Cultures. Also children are absorbed directly to primary school and they find difficulty in adopting/coping, resulting in dropouts,aggressiveness & poor cognitive development. The OVCs too can not afford school fees and other scholastic materials
Southern Haiti Earthquake Relief Health Equity International/St. Boniface Hospital (HEI/SBH) is leading disaster relief efforts in the aftermath of the 7.2 magnitude earthquake that devastated southern Haiti in August 2021. We are urgently evacuating survivors, transporting them to SBH, and providing them with life-saving surgical and emergency services. Your support will ensure we have the resources we need to provide 24/7 urgent care and manage the relief effort throughout the region.
KIS - Kids In School:  Sponsor Children in Liberia Relief Inc.'s KIS sponsorship program creates real, lasting change for children and their communities. Our compassionate staff extends your compassion to all people as they help build healthy communities for children in Liberia's most impoverished places.  Relief Inc. partners with sponsored children's communities over the long term to address critical needs, secure the future and help communities become self-sustaining.
Children&Youth Sport in Palestinian Refugee Camps Jafra aims to improve the lives of young Palestinian refugees in camps through the deployment of sports as a developmental tool. Sports in general has long proved its ability to bring people together and promote physical and mental health, while also enhancing leadership and teamwork skills within participants. Our project will secure the chance for 100 Palestinian refugees aged under 18 to take part in various Footballing activities over 4 locations.
Jordan - Syria Refugee Relief fund CARE is working to help Syrians meet their most urgent needs and protect their dignity. Jordan, the second refugee-hosting country in the world on a per capital basis and a country with one of the longest histories of doing so, hosts an estimated number of 1.3 million Syrians (among whom are 650,000 approx. registered with UNHCR as refugees). CARE is on the ground collaborating with partners and helping people displaced by the conflict and the communities hosting them.
Support families affected by the earthquake The earthquake of November 26, 2019 caused considerable damage to many vulnerable Albanian families' homes and produced severe psychological stress which continues nowadays. People lost their homes and nowadays there are families who continue living at tents and still do not fulfill basic needs. Diakonia Agapes received feedback from affected families and wants to support 10 vulnerable families and provide humanitarian and psychological assistance in order to help them rebuild their lives.
Empower 60 widowed families with Heifers in Masaka 60 widowed families with 4-5 children each, will receive free in- calf heifer.  This development scheme shall start up with 20 cows which will be allotted into 20 farmer groups residing in 10 parishes
HELP MATERNAL REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH IN SLUM Limited Access to Quality Reproductive Healthcare Information & Services - ARROW AFRICA  is desirous of strenghtening and expanding the provision of antenatal care (ANC) to poor adolescents and young mothers living in Kayole-Soweto  Slums & as well as the marginalized groups in the Frontier Counties of Western Kenya.
Funding Education Centre for Russian Orphans Kitezh Children's Communities in Russia are non-profit villages of foster families whose aim is simple: to give abandoned or orphaned children a real chance in life and hope for the future. With help from Ecologia Youth Trust, Kitezh is building a new Education Centre in order to increase the number of orphans who can benefit from therapeutic education at Kitezh.
Help Us Create a World without Violence Violence against women and girls is the most common human rights violation globally, the most pervasive public health epidemic, and the biggest roadblock for many women and girls trying to access economic and educational opportunities. Yet governments and international donor agencies fail to prioritize eradication of this problem. Every woman and girl has the right to live without fear of violence. Due to political, social, economic, and physical limitations, they need our support.
Income & Food Boosts From Fish-Farming in Jordan We will expand fish-farming and train poor Jordan Valley farmers wise water management and crop diversity to increase incomes, nutrition, and food security for 5 to 7 member families and day laborers.
Rescuing and rehoming abandoned dogs in Hong Kong Every year in Hong Kong, thousands of abandoned or unwanted dogs are left at the death rows in government kennels. Hong Kong Dog Rescue (HKDR) aims to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome as many of these dogs as we can. There are currently over 600 dogs waiting for homes in our facilities, all of them promised to be taken care of for life even if they can't be adopted.
Help 30 youth in Mbale Uganda gain Farming skills The project aims at putting up a farm that will provide free skills development and training in farming for the youth who are mostly unemployed and cannot afford formal education and help them become self reliant and responsible in the highly Agricultural Country. The Farm will keep 30 youths who will be trained in Agro-farming/business skills.These are mainly from poor families,street children and unemployed from the streets of Mbale Eastern Uganda.
Junior Achievement Scholarships for 3,000 LA Kids! This Junior Achievement project will inspire and empower over 3,000 at-risk students in Los Angeles County to own their future economic success and stay in school.  $50 provides one student with nearly 30 hours of financial education, coupled with the onsite experience of becoming an adult for a day in the JA Finance Park Facility with volunteer mentors from the community.
Give 50 Tibetan girls & boys a summer of education 50 Tibetan children primarily from nomadic and semi-nomadic families will join classes such as English, Social Entrepreneurship, Health, Drama, and Public Speaking.  Over 500 young Tibetans and 150 Global volunteers have joined to advance learning, understanding and trust since 2004.
Aid Educational Fund for Needy Students in GAmbia A good education is the foundation that a young person needs to develop their mental skills, overcome societal challenges and become a valuable, income generating member of the community. This project will keep minimum of 50 needy students in school through scholarship scheme. Reintegrate street children back with their families and those that can't, will be provided a home-like environment through foster care. It will also provide Adult Literacy Classes and Life Skills Training for their parent
Cervical cancer awareness campaign to 15000 women This project on awareness campaigns on cervical cancer screening will be centered on educating, promoting and building the capacity of 15,000 females in 4 Provinces of Zambia, within a year so that they get to understand their medical status on cervical cancer as early as possible in order to support intervention for early treatment and reduction of mortality rates.
Safe  water supply for 500 villagers in Bangladesh The purpose of this project is to reduce the treatment cost of the target people by supplying safe water and prevent water-borne diseases through which poverty reduction initiatives are achieved
Employment for 40 poor women in door mat weaving VDC aims to promote training and employment for 40 dalit and poor women in door mat production by using waste cotton from textile companies. The beneficiaries will be given 10 days training in entire activities such as assembling, detachment, attend minor repairs, shaping the waste cotton, weaving, designing, price fixing, purchase and sale points and market linkages. This helps women to earn average Rupees 160 per day.  Recycling cotton waste into door mats will help to prevent pollution.
Accessibility for All! We offer a decent and cheap solution to the lack of accessible transportation which is a motorcycle drove by hands for wheelchair users. We also offer to remodel the wheelchair users' homes or schools with a steel ramp or making adjustments to their bathrooms to be accessible.
Lift Korean American Voices With National Survey CKA's national research survey will assess the current political & socio-economic conditions of the Korean American community. Led by Professor Taeku Lee, George Johnson Professor of Law & Political Science at U.C. Berkeley, we will 1) analyze existing Korean American population data; and 2) conduct a new national survey for Korean Americans across the U.S. to pull new insights, views, and attitudes of our community toward important societal, political, and economic issues.
HER Hub: Raise Women's Leadership Together! We believe that raising women's leadership skills and their organizational development bring a better impact towards their programs to achieve gender equality. Women leaders in marginalized and grassroots organizations will join different inspire workshops, core training and mentoring program to learn leadership and organizational development skills e.g. governance, project management, finance management, communication, resource mobilization, well-being, etc.
Create a new home for vulnerable children in Limbe The goal of this project is to complete the building of a new structure that will serve as a home for the current children at the Save the Children Alliance Orphanage in Limbe, Cameroon and create space for more. This new building will also serve as the location for an educational program that will foster entrepreneurship in local and neighbouring youth, to provide post primary education with a focus on agriculture.
Hurricane Michael: Help Babies in Florida Hurricane Michael has devastated Florida. This fund will provide diapers at no cost to struggling families, who are recovering and rebuilding. When we think about disaster recovery, we tend to think about hunger, homelessness, and clean water. Diapers are an overlooked, yet crucial, basic need. All babies deserve to be clean, dry, and healthy.
Earthquake Relief Fund: Rebuild Chanaute's Clinic Four years ago this past April, Nepal was hit by a 7.8 magnitude earthquake. At the time, we had a volunteer on the ground. Fortunately, she and clinic staff were safe, as well as the villagers. However, the clinic itself caved in, destroying medical supplies as well as staff and volunteer possessions. Funds are urgently needed to rebuild the Chanaute clinic and replace equipment and supplies so that we may continue treating patients in need. Please help us to reach our goal!
Accidents & Emergency Care Unit in a Rural Highway Many accidents take place on the highway between Vellore, Villlupuram  and Thirukoilur. Besides highways many accidents take place also on the subways all across the  highways. But, there are no emergency care units to take care of the injured. Many valuable lives are lost because of lack of accessible emergency care. With immediate medical and nursing help it is possible to save valuable lives. This project aims to organize an Accidents & Emergency Care Unit on the highway.
Support Healthy Adolescents Development Ibadan The project will address depression and other mental health issues (substance abuse, anxiety and suicide) among Secondary School Students 13 - 19 years; promote healthy development of adolescents, protect their physical & mental health and prevent emotional and behavioural problems through training them and equipping them with problem solving skills and interpersonal skills; building self-esteem and confidence; developing coping skills to manage emotions and engaging in community services.
Dignity for 60 street-boys in Nairobi Mukuru Promotion Centre runs a one-year residential program to rehabilitate boys who have been living on Nairobi streets to return to a decent way of life
Empower 2000 rural women and youth in rural Uganda Ngoma Aid Foundation is a rural community based organisation that tries to meet the challenges of poverty and rural women. The rural woman is the family "donkey" and needs support. she desreves better
Developing Young Environmental Champions in Ghana Solid waste management is a major problem in Ghana. The exponential growth in population and changes in consumer patterns have resulted in incessant littering and indiscriminate dumping in public spaces that have dire consequences on the environment, wildlife and public health.  We will create ECO- CLUBS in various schools to engage kids and teachers in waste management techniques such as reducing, reusing, recycling and composting. We will also undertake greening and beautification activities.
Little Green Fingers Little Green Fingers is an innovative community garden program especially designed for families with children under 5-years old. We serve low-income neighborhoods throughout Los Angeles County to provide access to fresh fruit and vegetables and nutrition education to help address the growing obesity epidemic. Too many communities in LA don't have affordable or even available healthy food options. By helping families learn to grow healthy food, we hope to encourage healthier eating habits.
Help Breast Cancer Patients Receive Chemotherapy IHI offers life-saving surgery, chemotherapy, hormone therapy and facilitate access to radiation therapy for all of our patients regardless of their ability to pay. We want to provide cancer care and treatment to the women that need it the most while maintaining it at a low price. The treatment options available include chemotherapy, surgery, hormone therapy, pathology, and all other imaging and testing. The program is also entirely operated by a Haitian medical staff.
Support Young Defenders in Mexico What comes to your mind when you think about young people and what would you say are their top priorities? "Defending their rights" may not be the first thing that we think of. From a very young age, people in Mexico have to deal with several obstacles in order to exercise their rights, such as freedom of expression, education, liberty and even the right to life. This campaign seeks to support them, so they can keep working collectively to search and build a dignified and peaceful country.