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Better nuitrition for people with special needs. The poultry project will address the rise in disabling conditions by providing quail eggs to supplement diets,  chickens for table birds and by employing some persons living with special needs. It will generate a little income to supplement the low fees charged for therapy sessions permitting maintenance. The lack of insurance schemes places a big burden for the individual who for the most part cannot afford therapy.Good nutrition for the > 2000 we see annually will permit social reinsertion.
Support for Women Entrepreneurs in Arkansas The Arkansas Women's Business Center helps women-owned small businesses start, grow, and compete in global markets by providing quality training, counseling, and access to capital.
Corcovado National Park Rescue Project! Nat Geographic described Corcovado National Park as "the most biologically intense area in the world ";  and El Pais in Spain described it as one of the "25 Most Spectacular National Parks in the World" Unfortunately,  its financial situation is dreadful, the park only receives 10% of the funding needed to fully operate. In the mean time, illegal hunters, loggers and miners are hurting the fragile biodiversity of the park.  While park rangers lack of fuel and food to do their patrols.
Education & Health for 24 Deaf Students in Ghana Give the gift of education & health to 24 deaf teenagers in Ghana by donating their high school exam fees & health insurance for two years.  Allow them to realize the dreams of every aspiring student!
Offer holidays to 30 refugee children in Greece This project will provide 3 days of outdoor activities in a farmhouse located in the region of Karpenisi to 30 refugee children living in refugee camps in Greece, offering them the chance to escape from their difficult everyday life by sharing moments of joy, adventure and revitalization.
Changing the lives of disabled people in Tanzania Providing rural Tanzanian disabled men and women with the opportunity to develop their small entrepreneurial businesses and Transform their lives. We will supply the beneficiaries with refurbished Singer sewing machines and training, together with support in small business management skills. Disabled men and women are significantly disadvantaged and are totally reliant on hand outs. Giving them the opportunity to earn a living will not only improve their lives, but also their status in society.
Trauma Recovery & Resilience in the USVI The IGGI Project, an initiative founded by Holistic Health Consultant, Joan Bennett-Williams, provides Virgin Islands children, parents, and educators with the tools to explore and process emotional stresses after traumatic experiences such as a hurricane. IGGI was created following Hurricane Marilyn in 1995 and was revived after Hurricanes Irma and Maria in 2017.
Agricultural /Animal Husbandry Center - Bobo The Bobo Agricultural /Animal Husbandry Center will seek to address the issue of food security and low agricultural production through a non-formal educational medium. Although 80% of Burkina's population is involved in agricultural activities, food-producing farmers are unable to meet food demand for their villages let alone the entire country.  The center will educate rural farmers to create a sustainable source of nutrition.
Feed HIV/AIDS Orphans & Vulnerable Children-Uganda 250 Orphans and Vulnerable  under our care are in a critical moment of lack of food due to a very long drought which has hit our area hence Emergency donations will be used to buy food/posh, porridge.
Provide Skills for Indonesian Unemployed Youth A World Bank study found that close to 60 percent of Indonesian youth are unemployed; this is the case in Yayasan Usaha Mulia's project area of Cipanas, West Java. That is why a Vocational Training Center (VTC) was established in order for youths to learn skills that would increase their chances of gaining employment. So far, 75 percent of our alumni have found jobs. Help us keep the VTC going and help more than 300 disadvantaged youths per year find employment.
VAP Youth Empowerment Centre VAP is seeking support to construct a youth-friendly centre on recently purchased land in Nairobi which will provide training, safe space, clinical services, and psycho-social support to young people when they need it most. In addition to football pitches, the VAP Youth Empowerment Centre will have a library, gender-based violence recovery centre, volunteer accommodation, and vocational training centre. The centre will be a social enterprise, bringing in revenue for sustainability.
Rehabilitation for 600 sex trafficked victims This project will create a safe and therapeutic environment for the rehabilitation of 600 adult and child victims of sex trafficking rescued from various places of commercial sexual exploitation in India.It aims to provide psychological support through trauma care, counselling and specialised psychiatric support; educational/vocational/life-skill support and restoration of civic identity which will ensure long-term social reintegration of survivors.
Empowering Poor Girls in India with life skills Reach's training network brings life changing education on health, livelihoods and family finance to millions of adolescent girls and women in self-help groups across rural India.
Equal Opportunities For 20 Deafblind Persons This project offers interveners to 20 deafblind persons to overcome the barriers of the disability and allowing a prosperous physical, psycological and emotional evolution.
Capacity Building for Local African NGOs This project will train 450 founders, staff and volunteers who work for grassroots nonprofits in Africa in areas such as education, healthcare, former child soldiers rehabilitation, and agriculture.
A New Chance for 50 Refugee Families in Serbia The Project plans to create a social enterprise that will integrate refugees in Serbia on the supply side as distributors, suppliers or employees, supporting their potential to secure sustainable monthly income for themselves and their families. By providing training, basic tools and equipment, as well as building up capital and social network, this project will economically empower and socially integrate at least 50 refugees in 6 municipalities in Serbia.
Save the Education of 75 Children in Alajuelita We provide early quality education and healthy meals for children (0-6yrs) living in extreme poverty. We began operating Alajuelita's Child Center recently. However, due to a lack of funding, we are not achieving the child center's sustainability.  With YOUR HELP we will be able to keep this child center running. If we don't raise enough money, Fundacion DEHVI won't be able to benefit 75 children in need in Alajuelita.
FEED 150 MOST VULNERABLE FAMILIES IN UGANDA Uganda's lock down has closed all non-essential businesses & services, as the government ramps up preventative measures to combat Covid-19. The pandemic is affecting the lives of those living in poverty. In response,our organisation is already conducting a short-term food relief, & is starting efforts for long-term relief for rural families in the communities. Your donation to this fund will provide a food relief& support to the families of these communities during this challenging time.
Support youth programs at Heart of Los Angeles Heart of Los Angeles serves 2,400 at-risk and impoverished youth with free and exceptional after-school classes in the critical areas of language arts, math and science, college and job preparation, youth orchestra and private music lessons, premiere athletics leagues, and visual arts classes.  Ninety percent (90%) of HOLA's families live in poverty and are highly-susceptible to gang and drug pressures.  Last year 100% of HOLA's seniors graduated high school and all entered colleges nationwide.
Holiday dinner for 300 children with cancer We believe that children must remain children despite their illnesses. Celebrating milestones, like having a joyous holiday dinner should always go on in some form, despite obstacles. These events brighten the days of children who are suffering and raise the spirits of their families. Your gift will help us provide holiday dinners and celebrations for families in need, while their child is in cancer treatment. 300 children with cancer will celebrate the season with peace, tranquility and dignity
Educate 81 orphans in IDP camps in Nigeria This project will enroll 81 (34 males and 47 females) identified displaced and economically disadvantaged out-of-school children into secondary school in Benue, FCT and Katsina States of Nigeria, and also pay their school fees for two years.
Support Families of South Korea Ferry Disaster This project will provide psycho-social training for hundreds of South Korean psychologists, social workers, school counselors, and teachers working with the families of the more than 300 people, mostly high school students, that tragically lost their lives (or are still missing) in the Sewol Ferry incident of April 2014. The training will focus on practical tools needed to aid the process of coping, and provide assistance towards preventing Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) in the community
Restore the Rhythm of Life for 500 Rwandan Youth Children need the love and support of a family to thrive. When a family isn't stable, due to societal trauma or personal tragedy, a youth village can fill the gap. Through healing, education, and love, the Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village (ASYV) empowers orphaned and vulnerable Rwandan youth to build lives of dignity and contribute to a better world.
Therapy and food for children with Autism in Kenya Now we come to you, humbly, to ask for your generous donation. The cause for therapy and food for children with autism, here in our community in Mathare Slums in Nairobi Kenya, needs you. Will you consider becoming its champion by making a gift? Currently, our project has 80 children and with your help and kind donation we will up the number to 200 children and more. Every dollar you donate ensures that every child in the program gets food and therapy for free. Thank you very much in advance.
Gift of Sight for differently abled children According to a recent survey, about 44% of Bihar's population are children and the number of kids suffering from refractive errors is 4,56,000. In addition, about 50,000 children suffer from blindness that can be cured. Mahavir Netralaya runs sub-specialty clinics like Glaucoma unit, retina clinic, squint clinic, diabetic retinopathy and pediatric ophthalmology clinic, where free treatment and check-up is provided by eye specialists. It servers eye care for children, especially from poor
Empowering Vulnerable Youth & women program Yemen is the poorest Arab country and after the 2011  upheavals it is facing great challenges beside and the current war. Due to poverty, a weak civil society, and an outdated pedagogical approach women with youth are often left on their own to facing the life and they are deprived of the right to live a decent life. This programme seeks to instill vision in the women and youth it serves by providing training in essential life skills, health, and social issues & Supporting stopped businesses
Help Provide Education for 1200 Orphan in Cameroon This project will provide 1200 orphans with basic education including School building construction in 2 regions of Cameroon. O.A.A is working to free orphans and vulnerable children from the cycle of poverty by providing free education for orphans, street children and destitute children. Your donation will provide children with free education, nutritious food, medication, scholastic materials, uniforms, socks and shoes.
Let's keep girls in school A girl can miss up between 6-8 months of schooling every three years due to school days missed because she doesn't have sanitary pads to use.  Leaves, paper, rocks, and rags is what she'll have to resort to if she doesn't have sanitary pads. Add to that the lack of school fees and you have the recipe for disaster. Together, we can help change that!
Educate and Empower Children in South Africa Afrika Tikkun's Early Childhood Development Program provides vulnerable children and orphans from birth until age 6 with quality care and preschool education integrated with family support, health and improved nutrition.The program's holistic approach has a broad impact: these children are more likely to attend school and become adults with higher income, better health, lower crime rates, and lower levels of welfare dependence than their peers who do not receive early development support.
Keep Pakistan Learning Covid-19 is worsening inequities in our education system. Where school closures abruptly stopped learning for millions of children in low-income communities with limited access to technology, Teach For Pakistan Fellows established innovative learning routines for students using WhatsApp, SMS, calls, and printed learning packs. Moving forward, we want to support the system in offsetting the learning losses, caring for emotional & mental well-being of students, and safe re-opening of schools.
Help Save the Education of 150 Madagascar Children This project, supported by Business for Better Society and led by humanitarian Celine Cousteau, will provide high quality education for 150 children from Ambohimader village in rural Madagascar.  The aim of the project is to create a sustainable source of food for the student's nutrition and a revenue stream to pay for the teachers' salaries. It will plant fruit trees, a vegetable garden and build an egg business. It will also update the cafeteria and build new hygenic toilet facilities.
Super Typhoon Haiyan Relief Fund Super Typhoon Haiyan has caused significant damage in the Philippines, and death tolls are estimated to exceed 10,000. According to officials, the storm caused heavy damage to an already weakened infrastructure. All donations to this fund will exclusively support relief and recovery efforts for Typhoon Haiyan.
Meaningful Making: Eco-Innovations in Africa Global Minimum Inc. (GMin) & Captain Planet Foundation (CPF) are teaming up to fuel the 'meaningful maker' movement among African youth. This project inspires youth to create innovative environmental solutions within their local communities in Sierra Leone, Kenya and South Africa. Examples include smoke-free charcoal briquettes made out of agricultural waste, a paraffin pressure cooker, and a trash collecting system. GMin's goal is to act as a platform to generate global youth change-makers.
St. Andrew's Episcopal Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Sophia, Lacey, Rushien, Ella, and Zave from St. Andrew's Episcopal School have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Trauma Toolkit for Sex Trafficked Survivors Nepal This trauma recovery toolkit resource will support 25 anti-trafficking Nepali organizations and over 200 women and girls in Kathmandu who are survivors of sex trafficking, exploitation, and slavery.   Since COVID-19, survivors have experienced an increase in psychological distress, due to death in their families, a loss of income, and loss of safety. This project will provide the organizations and survivors vital trauma resources to decrease psychological distress and increase resilience.
Social Health Care for Healing Syrian Refugees In any war or conflict, it is the children who are the most vulnerable and devastated. Children are the largest and fastest growing number of victims in the Syrian conflict, and women are the 2nd. We are working to heal a whole generation of Syrian children from the deep and life draining trauma of violence and rebuild devastated families. Our Social Health Care Program conducts disaster health care field clinics and trains a growing pool of local therapists in emergency trauma recovery skills.
Trauma Counseling for Child Survivors of War This project will provide Trauma Counseling Programs and Psycho-Social Support to 2500 children and youth that have survived civil war in Uganda and South Sudan.   Music, Dance, Art and Play Therapy Programs will be provided by our trained staff to help children and youth express and share and alleviate trauma during civil war in northern Uganda and South Sudan.  Trauma Counseling Training will also be provided for Teachers and Community Leaders to ensure that this program continues for others.
CLOSING THE GENDER GAP FOR A FOOD SECURE FAMILIES Many Malawians are farmers and 55% are organic farmers while 30% are farmers that apply fertilizer in their fields. Between August to March they works in their fields where they grows maize, groundnuts and millet depending on rainfall that comed in the months of November to March in malawi. The average turn out of the crops from their fields is 400kgs per farmer at the end of the farming season. During the months of August to November farmers opens irrigation farming.
Helping NPO support centers in disaster relief Historic rainstorms caused floods and landslides in western Japan. Damages in Okayama and Hiroshima are particularly severe. With a network with local nonprofit organization (NPO) support centers across Japan, Japan NPO Center has been coordinating staff dispatch to the support centers in affected communities to help out the necessary operations. Your support compensates the staff's transportation to and accommodation in Hiroshima & Okayama which are currently done with out of pocket expenses.
Help America's Special Needs & Autistic Infants Please give the key to help provide the Early Intervention services for America's Special Needs & Autistic Infants and children who are medically fragile and in our foster care system. Help us provide the needed developmental training programs for the nurses caring for these precious souls.
Refugee Soccer Community Program Providing ongoing support for a team of refugees to play soccer in a local men’s league to build community, bridge cultures and develop networks for navigating a new and unfamiliar world in the US.
Build a Therapeutic Playroom for Children in DC LAYC aims to help children heal after experiencing traumatic events. By constructing and equipping a therapeutic playroom, we aim to encourage healing through play for children ages five and younger.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Lara, Vivien, Lilly, and Afrin 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.
Tell her she's not alone, support a woman w/cancer We want that 50 women with cancer in Baja California feel accompanied in their disease to live the process with quality of life, for which we will provide psycho-emotional and nutritional assistance, second opinion consultations, advice on oncoimaging, turbans, lymphedema sleeves and personalized council, oncological bras and breast prostheses, so that they can not only cope better with the disease but also reduce the risk of sequels.
Help Provide Labor for Family Farms in Colorado A lack of available labor makes it difficult for Colorado farmers to sell more of what they grow. The Mobile Farm Workforce (MFW) offers veterans, members of the refugee community, and experienced farm-hands a living wage, while providing efficient, on-demand labor to Colorado farmers and ranchers so that they can bring more of their products to market.
Give chairs for public schools in the PH The project is an initiative with Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP) and the Department of Education that aims to help address the need for chairs in public schools in the Philippines. It aims to partner with organizations that produce chairs from upcycled materials. Through this initiative, we not only help improve schooling conditions in the country, but also positively impact the environment.
Female Friendly Spaces in Post-Quake Camps - Nepal This project provides a travelling shelter for women and girls living in post-disaster zones. The roving Female Friendly Space (FFS) travels to various post-earthquake camps in Nepal where women and girls can go to report incidences of violence, seek services, be referred to medical or trauma counselling, attend awareness workshops and feel safe. The FFS also provide income generating activities, education, shelter and 24-hour protection for women and their children.
Solar Suitcases for Safer Childbirth in Tanzania Around the world, 289,000 mothers die every year from pregnancy complications, most often trying to give birth in dark and unsafe conditions. We Care Solar brings safe, reliable solar electricity to underserved health centers to that midwives and doctors have essential electricity to save lives. This project brings our innovative Solar Suitcases to 15 health centers in Sengerema, Tanzania, making childbirth safer for thousands of mothers and babies.
A New Home for Sarah's Circle Sarah's Circle is on the final fundraising stretch to purchase and renovate a new home for Sarah's Circle at 4836 N. Sheridan Road. The building will house our current programs with increased and improved space for the individualized case management and clinical counseling that make a long-term difference in women's lives. The building project will also create ten new studio apartments of permanent supportive housing for women with a history of chronic homelessness and a disability.
Protecting New York's Drinking Water and Wildlife Westchester Land Trust will protect key parcels near New York City's Croton Reservoir system, thus helping protect water quality; and protect key sections of 2 regionally important biodiversity areas.
Help 175 Malawian Children become Seizure Free This project will provide Epilepsy Medications to 175 Children with Disabilities attending our Epilepsy Clinics.  Children of Blessing Trust runs 2 Epilepsy Clinics at our main site in Lilongwe each month and at least one clinic each month in our 10 Outreach Communities.  The children are assessed by a health professional and provided with medication for 1 month.  Children who are new or not stable on medications are seen at the main site.  Children who are stable are seen at the Outreach Clinic
The Kakichihiwewin Project The Kakichihiwewin Project aims to create strong bonds in Indigenous communities by continuing the healing process of those affected by forced assimilation efforts, ie: residential and boarding schools, forced adoption and foster care. The legacy of traumas we face often make us feel like we're walking alone... but we aren't. The Kakichihiwewin Project is asking for your help to build our communities back up by creating accessible healing circles and community care kits.
Help the VFS to buy a New Fire Truck Since 1910 members of the VFSe in Kadlub Turawski risking their health and life taking care of the safety of the residents of the commune Turawa. Operatig in events of natural disasters, traffic accidents and other we rescue people, animals and natural environment as well asw human properties. Because the nearest State Fire Service is located 25 km from Kadlub Turawski the Voluntary Fire Service takes actions as an independent unit or arrives at place and starting rescue actions
Creating Healthier Families One Child at a time Addiction is a leading health problem, causing death, illness and disabilities. It is a progressive, potentially fatal, but treatable disease. We are a residential program that assists recovering substance abuse individuals with: housing, healthcare, parenting,employment and sober living skills for long-term recovery as a way of life.
We assist parents in their child rearing endeavors; creating healthier families while also working to prevent substance abuse in childre