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Restoring Childhoods For 75 HIV Infected/Affected Committed Communities Development Trust (CCDT) implements a comprehensive Residential Care Program that restores a wholesome childhood to children who are infected or affected by HIV/AIDS. These are children who are either orphaned or from single parent families that are not in a position to take care of them. We help restore a childhood to these children through medical and nutritional care, education, counseling, employability skills training, sports, recreation.
Help us send 60 kids to college this year! The APCH Shaheen Scholarship component is an in-house program designed to assist members in overcoming the multiple hardships they face when preparing for, applying to, and matriculating in college.  As such, it is a comprehensive resource that recognizes that college students' needs are not simply financial.  Now staffed by an on-site College Guidance Counselor, the program was launched in 2002 through the generous support of the David and Linda Shaheen Foundation.
Higher Education Access & Success for AAPIs APIASF is the largest nonprofit scholarship provider to Asian Americans & Pacific Islanders. We focus on low-income students who are first in their families to attend college, underrepresented in higher education and committed to community service. We work to mobilize resources and create opportunities for students to access, complete, and succeed after post-secondary education, fostering a generation of future leaders who will excel in their careers & serve as role models in their communities.
Build a Toilet Block for Upendo Orphans in Kilifi. This project will build 6 toilets for Upendo orphans in Kilifi. Upendo Methodist CBO runs a school (commercial entity) and an orphans' project (charity that supports orphaned children through school in Kilifi). Both the orphans' project and the school do not have a single toilet on their premises and use the Kilifi Methodist Church toilet block. The two projects started their operations at the church and the toilet block was built by the orphans' project and has been in use for over 15 years.
Build  classrooms for 500 poor children. This project will build five classrooms to provide free education for poor children and orphans who hail from the poorest communities in Mulanga Village. We hope to secure the materials and resources necessary to build and operate a primary school in Mulanga, going some way towards lifting the community out of poverty. The Community has already donated 2 acres of land to support this cause.
Clean Diapers for Refugee Babies in Greece Carry the Future is a volunteer-run organization working in a number of refugee communities around the world to meet needs that otherwise go unmet. One of the greatest unmet needs for refugee families today is a reliable supply of clean diapers. Many families in Greece receive only one clean diaper per child per day. In 2019 alone, we provided 270,000 clean diapers, and we want that number to grow in 2020.
Bahamas Hurricane Relief Fund This project will provide much needed disaster relief aid to the Bahamas. Every year thousands of tourists head to the beautiful country of the Bahamas to enjoy their beaches, hotels, and wonderful people. However, the average tourist does not realize the poverty that exists in the country. This poverty combined with an extremely powerful Category 5 storm like Hurricane Dorian has had terrible consequences.
Southern Africa A.T Information & Advocacy Project A mobile app and website database called AT-Info-Map is being implemented by SAFOD to collect and disseminate information on the availability of Assistive Technology (AT) within 10 countries in Southern Africa, to help Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) find suppliers and services of AT. Upon the expiry on Feb 28, 2019 of the 3-year funding from Google.org, we seek to sustain provision of  AT information and awareness with long-term goal of increasing access to AT and independent living for PWDs.
Cape CARES: Returning to Honduras With your help, Cape CARES will get back to providing free medical and dental care to the southwest region of Honduras, THIS YEAR! We cannot do it without you!
Marketable Skills Training for rural SA Community This project offers training to community members in an effort to empower them with the skills to create their own sustainable income. Training is offered for the following skills: Welding, Baking, Gardening, Entrepreneurship and Sewing. We are also hoping to start offering cooking classes and computer skills training. Jobs are scarce, especially in the rural area we work in (Roodeplaat, Gauteng, South Africa) and many community members lack any marketable skills.
Revitalize Shipibo Language through Radio Program "Axenon Ikanwe" is the first indigenous language radio to produce entirely in Shipibo. This project will support Shipibo language revitalization throughout the Peruvian Amazon. Radio has always been an effective way of reaching and incorporating indigenous communities living deep in the rainforest as well as in urban settings. Axenon Ikanwe works to recover ancestral knowledge and affirm Shipibo cultural values through encouraging Shipibos to be proud of speaking their native language.
Build Greenhouse! Train, Feed Poor Kids and Youth Help us to restore a greenhouse on social farm in the Odessa region, Ukraine. Thanks to your donation, 110 vulnerable children and women in the Rehabilitation Centers and Pre-schools of our Foundation will be provided with vegs and greenery for the whole year.  Maladapted young people with mental difficulties and orphans from countryside will be able to acquire the skills of modern farming during their training in order to have a job, income and to be successful in society in the future.
Build the Caladesi Discovery Center on the island This project will create a learning center on an unspoiled barrier island that focuses on the ecology, history, geology of barrier islands in the Gulf of Mexico
Support 100 Financially-Vulnerable Youth in Beirut Nawaya's Employment Hub is a program that aims to support at least 100 financially-vulnerable, unemployed youth by training from neighborhoods affected by the Beirut Blast.  Through this program, youth will gain the opportunity to generate a monthly income of $150 from Nawaya while volunteering for various relief efforts and later receiving employability and soft skills in a bid to help them find jobs.
Empower Women and Girls through Menstrual Health Through working with schools in Burkina Faso, BARKA recognized a need to address girls' menstrual health due to the lack of resources, proper information, affordable products and the stigmatization that surrounds this taboo topic. What began right here on Global Giving as part of the 2017 Girl Fund Campaign, has since sensitized and benefited over 6500 girls, boys, teachers and parents. It has now evolved into the nation's 1st major project to distribute menstrual cups to women and girls.
Building Jobs in Haiti with Building Blocks The 1000 Jobs Haiti concrete block project will create on-going employment for up to 50 residents of Domond, Haiti. When fully operational the plant will be self-sustaining and provide economic opportunity for the workers and the surrounding area. By supporting these workers as the business is launched, donors can foster economic independence and entrepreneurship in rural Haiti. This is the best way to combat extreme poverty in rural Haiti.
Jenn Snyder - Equip 8 preschool classrooms Boys & Girls Clubs of Huntington Valley is building a new expanded preschool on the campus of a community college in Huntington Beach.
Conserving the Oaxaca City Watershed in Mexico This project delivers information, planning, training, and collaborative cornerstones for the long-term conservation of the San Felipe Mountains.
Empowering Grandmother leaders to stop FGM 60 grandmother leaders will be empowered to protect girls against female genital mutilation (FGM), a very harmful practice.  Innovative grandmother leadership training gives them the knowledge and confidence to collectively mobilize their communities against FGM.  Empowered grandmother leaders have already put a stop to FGM in 40 communities in southern Senegal.  Training grandmother leaders is a sustainable and effective way to stop FGM.
Eco Filters & Safe Stoves for Guatemalan Families This project aims to provide rural families and their children access to healthy homes! Donors can partner with rural women to access two great products: Eco Water Filters that provide clean water to households, without the need to boil water and Onil Stoves, an efficient firewood stove that keeps smoke out of the house.
Donors pay 50% of the cost of each product and each women will pay the other 50%.
The filters and stoves will go to communities in Jocotan, Guatemala.
Full Water & Sanitation Coverage in Rural Honduras Water For People's Everyone Forever initiative is a unique programmatic effort to support water and sanitation to Everyone in targeted municipalities, Forever. The goal is for the municipalities and communities to never again need an international water and sanitation agency to address their challenges. Water For People-Honduras is focusing its Everyone Forever programming in the mostly rural municipalities of Chinda, El Negrito, Ilama, and San Antonio de Cortes, approximately 97,000 people.
Sponsor School kits for needy Indian children-2015 While trying to address the issues regarding enrollment of underprivileged children in Govt. schools in rural parts of India, we realised that despite Govt. education being almost free of cost, many children did not take the first step towards the school, simply because they did not have the very basic school supplies. As a humble attempt to change this situation we started a School Kit Sponsorship program
Kids: Plant Trees, Plant Water, Protect Life! October 2018. The IPCC Report tells us we're heading for a temperature rise of 1.5 Celsius by 2030. Maybe sooner. Climate change: floods, fires, hurricanes, droughts - Bad News! This is about us, people. If we don't do something fast, we'll all be on the endangered species list. Good News: we know that trees = water, and water = life. So we're harnessing the energy of kids and youth to spread the word, roll up their sleeves and plant 5,000 trees to capture carbon, protect water and plant life.
The New Boats The New Boats is an investigative documentary that presents an eye opening look at the impact of International Industrialized fishing in West African waters and it's disastrous effect on local communities. Sulaiman Kamara a local fisherman and Woody Backie Koroma the Public Relations Officer of Sierra Leone Artisanal Fishermen Union are passionately advocating on behalf of local fishermen and are desperately trying  to prevent an environmental disaster with West African fisheries on the brink.
Visual Art Skills & College Prep for NYC  Youth NYC SALT creates opportunities in visual arts and pathways to college for underserved New York City youth, by engaging them in a rigorous blend of professional photography instruction, college-preparatory workshops, and career exposure. Our goal is to help students build advanced visual communication skills and the determination, confidence, and grit they need to succeed in college and future careers. Help support our incoming cohort of 30 students for the 2019-2021 school years!
Helping Liberia's urban poor youths out of poverty The project aims to develop sustainable livelihood skills and competitive income generating capabilities for 200 vulnerable urban youths in 5 slum communities of Gardnersville, a suburban district located northeast of Monrovia. The youths targeted by the project are those who are functionally illiterate, unemployed  and subsistent on the informal or illegal economy. Vocational training, literacy & numeracy, micro grants and self help cooperation are key activities to be promoted in the project.
Global Teacher Training Initiative Teaching is the most vital occupation, yet it is the most undervalued and often the most underappreciated of them all. Due to this fact, the quality of education and teaching capabilities are not where they need to be, especially in the more underdeveloped countries, as they're often isn't enough funding to maximise the training/ pay the teachers enough. Our goal is to maximise teacher training across all project locations so that we can enhance education and build economies.
Training for rural Quichua Communities in Ecuador Through community education the program will support 625 indigenous families in 25 communities in the rural highlands to improve agricultural production, health, and strengthen community groups.
Alleviate Suffering of End-Stage Diseases Patients This project will provide support to 30 very poor end-stage diseases  patients in order for them to not suffer miserably and have peace of mind as they struggle with their treatment. We will focus on cardiovascular, cancer, liver and kidney diseases which strike all, with the very poor, without access to resources, suffering miserably.
Grow vegetable gardens for 250 Guatemalan families We will co-build (with the family members) 250 raised bed gardens with multiple nutritional crops to improve children's malnutrition in 6 Guatemalan departments.  This type of agriculture is easier to manage, needs no more than 4 square meters, uses less water than regular farming, and can survive different climate conditions.  At least one member of the families will be trained in the best agricultural practices to take the most advantage of their work and assure sustainability.
Educate and House a Child for Three Years Supporting Children Initiative Foundation M.B.I. Nepal is a small orphanage in Kathmandu  - the capital of Nepal. A non-profit social organization, we house 14 orphans Our orphans are cared for by a house manager and 3 staff members, who earn minimal wages and help with the children, tutoring, cooking, and cleaning.Our dreams and goals for these children is to put them through University, so that they can get a decent job, and maybe even migrate in the future and help more children.
Support the Women of Kampala, Uganda This the kickoff campaign to support Advocates for Equal Justice Initiative's (ADVEJI) efforts in providing urgent and comprehensive legal aid advice and support services to victims of sexual abuse and exploitation, violence against children, gender-based violence, and other forms of human rights violations in and around Kampala, Uganda. This project will also provide support to women impacted by COVID-19 in Kampala.
Giving Emergency aid to abused girls and children The project will provide Emergency health and pay school fees for 20 girls and 6 boys who are survivors of Sexual abuse and physical violence who are currently sheltered in our facility in Ngong town. We seek to provide Psychological support through counseling therapy for both the survivors and their family members in order to reduce the long term impact of Post traumatic stress disorder of the survivors and integrate them back to the community. We also seek to provide school fees to the victims
Donate to build a Day care centre: Uganda Children with severe disabilities are perceived to be a burden, as they require continual care which prevents caretakers from seeking employment and engaging in  meaningful activities. Katalemwa seeks to build a day care centre to support annually  50  children with severe disabilities like cerebral palsy, neurological and multiple conditions. This day care will retain these children as their Parents/caretakers go to work, at school or engage in other activities.
Fresh Start Fresh Focus Campaign 2011 Fresh Start Women's Foundation is about connecting women and changing lives.  At the Jewell McFarland Lewis Womenâ€™s Resource in Phoenix, we continue to see visits from over 25,000 women each year who are in transition and are seeking help with career and marriage crisis, domestic violence and child custody conflicts, or general life changes and challenges.  We offer mentoring, career services, education, self-esteem services, a library, child watch, legal services and counseling.
Godmother and godfather for a day Through this project, we seek to ensure that children and adolescents in vulnerable situations enter and remain in the Ecuadorian educational system, with the tools and inputs necessary for proper learning. In this project, the Foundation provides support, accompaniment and seeks mechanisms to cover these requirements. Help us to guarantee this RIGHT, together we can do it. Today we must cover the access to technology and internet.
Help 500 At-Risk Costa Rican Youth Finish School This project will help empower 500 low income, at-risk students to finish their high school education. Through tutoring, robotics and psychological support, we aim to give at-risk students the tools they need to graduate from high school and have hope for the future.
Covid-19 Help For 50 Animal Welfare Staff In India TOLFA Animal Hospital has been working to help the sick and injured animals of India for over 15 years. We have helped over 225,000 animals in this time. We wouldn't be able to do this without our incredible Indian team - 50 men and women from mostly impoverished backgrounds who support their extended families through their employment at TOLFA. As the terrifying new Covid-19 Crisis rips through India we have a duty to keep our staff safe and well. This project is to provide support for our staff
Help 100 disabled and street children in India "Vidyaranya" has been executing "Spruthi" Residential School for Mentally Challenged children. 75 Mentally Challenged children are in the school. This institution is staffed with 7 trained teachers and 5 helpers. Vidyaranya is also executing "Open Shelter Programme" for street children in Bangalore, India with 25 kids benefits with Mid day meal Scheme, medical care and education. Sponsor these children to get access to shelter, food, clothing, medical care and recreational facilities.
Butte Strong Fund The Camp Fire took less than 24 hours to devastate the Butte County communities of Paradise, Concow and Magalia. It will take years to recover. The Butte Strong Fund will be a catalyst to start the rebuilding process.  The fire on Nov. 8, 2018, quickly became the most destructive wildfire in state history. It killed 85 people, displaced tens of thousands and destroyed nearly 19,000 homes, businesses and other buildings.  The response from the community and around the country was rapid, with thou
Let's vaccinate 1,000 Venezuelan dogs (rabbies) On September, 28th we will be commemorating World Rabies Day and we need your help to continue fighting this disease in Venezuela. We want to vaccinate 1,000 dogs before the end of the year, with a special focus in Zulia State where rabies is an endemic disease.
White Canes For 100 Blind Children In Ukraine Our mission is to improve lifves of 1000 Ukrainian children which struggle with impaired vision. We want to supply over 100 youth with white canes - essential for their orientation and mobility.
Kibera Crafts for Poverty Eradication (KCPE) Alleviating poverty in slums by building capacity of low-income youth artisans, educating on HIV/AIDS and environmental awareness; and generating income all which support community-driven development.
VI Children's Museum Hurricane Recovery The Virgin Islands Children's Museum is recovering from the loss of its original home and exhibits due to hurricanes Irma and Maria, and though now rebuilt and serving the community, is still suffering the instability of financial burdens incurred as a consequence of the hurricanes.
Clean Water for All (CWA) The project will drill boreholes and construct standard toilet facilities in rural primary schools in Lira District which will improve health conditions of pupils through increased access and coverage of clean and safe drinking water in rural areas. It will also reduce diarrhea among school going pupils through Improved proper hygiene behaviors and decreased open defecation and increased use of improved sanitation and hygiene in rural community and primary schools
Help Street Dogs in Dharamsala and Save Lives Dharamsala Animal Rescue (DAR) provides a humane environment for street dogs with direct benefits to the communities of Dharamsala, India. We work to end the human/street dog conflict through our programs: spay/neuter, rabies vaccination, rescue and adoption, and community education for rabies safety and compassion.
Aid Children's Health & Education in 5 Countries CHW works with partner organisations supporting disadvantaged children and young people in five countries (Argentina, China, Ghana, Romania and South Africa). As a small charity, CHW sometimes struggles to complete appeals sent to us by our partner organisations, We also find it difficult to respond to  emergency requests for funds, due to lack of resources. This project will allow your donations to go to where they are most needed, to help children and young people at our various projects.
Help orphans & poor children go to school in India Our Project has expanded. We have 3 Schools now.The details of our enhanced needs sent to you in the last Periodical Report.In short they are listed asf :1) The constuction of our third School building at Shendewadi (Sangise III) is stopped due to want of Funds.The plinth & walls were built by the villagers;the roof/flooring & the rest requires Funds.2) Additional Classes in all Schools Require furniture;3) Laboratries,Libraries,Sports gear for Sangise II & III.4) Funds for increased Staff
Eliminate Kids & Horses' Student Waiting List On the whole most equine-assisted therapeutic riding centers operate on a small scale, serving less than 100 students a year.  While these therapies are beneficial to students, there are many eligible students who are not served and who wait on one to three year waiting lists.  Kids & Horses would like to learn how to serve more students, more effectively at a lower cost.  Kids & Horses serves children and adults with physical, cognitive and emotional disabilities.
Mobile Clinics for Villages in Marakwet, Kenya HealthRight's PMNH+ project seeks to improve access to quality health services in the remote communities of Marakwet, Kenya. To achieve this goal, this Global Giving project will provide medicines and health supplies for the health workers who travel across the county offering services through mobile clinics.
Make a Sustainable Place to Play in the City Play City, The Children's Scrappy News Service runs on TV, online & on the ground in 1,200 schools in the city of Mumbai. Powered by scrapbooks made of up-cycled, recycled & sustainable materials, children in Grade 6-8 re-design places to play to become sustainable, multi-sport pitches made with local materials, surrounded by vertical urban farms and lit at night by solar energy. Girls & boys play football together as they action their design-thinking skills to take on Climate Change.
Help 50 children with chronic diseases in Peru The Program guarantees medical care and accompanies throughout the process of the disease to children of poor resources in Peru, with chronic diseases providing: transportation, stay, support for diagnosis and management of medical care.
Ageing Well Without Children in Dorset UK The Prama Foundation and the organisation - Ageing WithOut Children, will research the numbers of people ageing without children in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole and the issues affecting them. We will bring people ageing without children together to create their own support networks; develop and test key messages that resonate with organisations and communities to make them AWOC aware and provide training to organisations about people ageing without children and the issues affecting them.