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Pakistan Flood Emergency Food Assistance Project The Project will provide 3 month food assistant support the vulnerable families who were badly effected in flood in 29 August 2011 in District Badin sindh.The likelihood of stock replenishment is very low, impeded by difficulty in access and slow delivery. Food assistance continues to be one of the main priorities, as many flood -affected families will not be able to restore their access to food in the near future due to the loss of their homes, productive assets and employment.
Reducing Demand for Ivory in China Donate to WildAid and help former NBA star Yao Ming and other WildAid ambassadors save Africa's elephants through raising awareness in the country with the largest market for legal and illegal ivory, China. Every dollar that you donate helps amplify our message and reduce consumer demand for elephant ivory, and "when the buying stops, the killing can too."
Complete Center for 500  Farmers in Cameroon Green Care is a small NGO that provides valuable agricultural training to farmers in the Northwest region of Cameroon. Their current office is two rooms in size, and too small. Located in Shisong, Green Care has been working on constructing a new seven room building since winter of 2013. Now, they need additional funding to complete construction. Green Care will provide farmers and general public with the uses of a lecture hall, mushroom training farm, and public library.
counseling line for children victims of violence Blue phone is a free and anonymous counseling line for children. Blue phone is primarily aimed to support children who are victims and witnesses of violence, but it is also the line opened to the problems that children have which are not related to violence. So far, there has been calls referring to sexual exploitation, domestic abuse, bullying, physical and psychological violence. All of these calls reaffirm us that violence against children is greatly present all around us.
Support & Elevate Ghanaian Informal Collectors While responsible for delivering the majority of the world's materials to the recycling value chain, informal collectors are also critical to maintaining public health and sanitation. They are often marginalized in their own communities and have limited access to basic needs such as food, education, and healthcare. In Ghana, the COVID-19 pandemic is deeply affecting the lives and livelihoods of the waste collector community and they need immediate support to cope with the crisis.
Learning Center to benefit 500 in Central Mexico This project will build a learning center providing classes, activities and services designed to promote greater self-sufficiency to a rural community of over 500. This is a place where an environment of creativity, curiosity and cooperation can lead to personal pride, strength of character and vision to create a better life for future generations.
Emergency Response to the Mexico Earthquakes A 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck Mexico City at 2:14pm local time on September 19. The powerful earthquake left at least 225 people dead and caused the collapse of dozens of buildings, trapping hundreds beneath the rubble. This quake comes just two weeks after the 8.1 magnitude Chiapas earthquake, which left 90 dead. International Medical Corps teams are deploying to Mexico City to support recovery assessments in Mexico City and Chiapas and offer technical expertise and supplies as needed.
Give the Gift of Music with a Thank You Card! You can change lives through music when you make a donation to Guitars in the Classroom. Every teacher who receives free training in music with us gives this powerful gift to students now and for years to come, opening the door to learning, creativity, and happiness for children. Every teacher trained reaches approximately 99 students with free music making each week, and each program trains up to 24 teachers. Your gift will brighten life and learning for hundreds.
Empower Students to Succeed in a Global Economy The mission of Junior Achievement of Northern New England is to inspire and prepare young people to succeed in a global economy.   Students participating in Junior Achievement practice the principles of financial management, along with developing the 21st century skills necessary to succeed in a global workforce. In addition to learning how to make and manage money, and how to become career and work ready, students are empowered to explore their potential to become successful entrepreneurs.
Restore Area of Degraded Mount Kenya Forest Mount Kenya Forest experienced massive deforestation starting from early 1960s to late 1990s through various illegal activities which included; unlicensed timber harvesting, felling down trees for charcoal, fuelwood, forest grazing and shamba systems. The forest is very vital to community members since they rely on it for forest products such as ; fodder ,honey,fuelwood, fruits and water . The areas which experienced deforestation never regenerated back and thus need for restoration.
The Jakon Rate Center for Shipibo-Konibo Studies JAKON RATE is a multigenerational association that is building an educational center for the Shipibo-Konibo and their allies to practice, learn, and advance the application of their Indigenous worldview, wisdom, language, and customs to live in balance with the Jakon Nete - 'the life-giving good world'.   We have acquired land and ask for your help to build our school, which is inspired by the great grandmother Manuela Mahua Ahuanari and her true name: Jakon Rate - 'A Life-Giving Good Surprise'!
SHI: Safe Drinking Water for 20,000 Rural Families Diarrhea is the leading cause of malnutrition in children under five years old. Self-Help International is working with thousands of farm families in Nicaragua to improve food security & alleviate malnutrition. However, poor water quality is compromising these efforts. Water-borne diseases can be life-threatening and regularly prevent parents from working and children from attending school. Affordable access to safe drinking water improves health for thousands of Nicaraguans, especially children
Special Footwear for Persons affected by Leprosy AIFO India will provide 1000 pairs of special MCR ( Micro Cellular Rubber ) footwear to persons who are suffering from Leprosy related deformity of the foot in rural and remote Assam, North East India .
Help us fight malnutrition in Argentina The future of the central nervous system is determined in the first 14/18 months of life. If during that period the child doesnt receive an adequate amount of nutrients and stimulation, the brain development will be affected with significant risk of suffering mental weakness. The project "Fight against malnutrition" invests all their human and social capital to work on preventin this from happening at different locations in Argentina.
Fight Against Street Work of 90 Child and teen Child who work in the street experience are victims of multiple violations of their human rights, with your support, we can reverse these effects, we seek that 90 children and young street workers know and exercise their rights. Our challenge is for them to continue studying beyond basic education. We will combat child and youth work in public spaces with education, through psycho-educational processes that are integral to them and their families. The street is not a place to live or work.
Avian Nursery and Quarantine Facility A purpose built facility for the rehabilitation of water-birds, parrots and songbirds will enable Belize Bird Rescue to better assist Forest Department with its enforcement efforts, and help other organisations and members of the public with their conservation efforts. Belize Bird Rescue is Belize's only avian rescue, rehabilitation and release facility.
Provide free health services to LGBT Tanzanians LGBT VOICE Tanzania is Partnering with Health Providers to Establish a Gay user friendly Clinic in Dar es salaam that will provide free quality health services, including HIV testing, TB screening, treatment care, and support to more than 500 poor LGBT people who do not access services due to homophobia based on their sex orientation. This will be the first and only Clinic in Tanzania where LGBT people can access free Quality health services.
Help Syrian Refugees Receive Emergency Aid The current unrest in Syria has so far forced over 1.4 million people to abandon their homes and seek safety in the neighboring countries of Turkey, Lebanon, Iraq and Jordan. More continue to arrive: up to 8,000 each day, mostly women and children. Forced to flee everything familiar, they've left their livelihoods and keepsakes behind. For a child escaping horrific violence, for a parent desperate for safety for her children, supplies from the United Nations Refugee Agency are a lifeline.
Recycled 1956 Chevy Truck Become 3-D Teaching Aid For over 30 years Yachana Foundation has seen that more hands on learning aids entices students to want to learn. Large-scale physical aids give students the opportunity to use their sensory abilities to enhance the learning by being able to touch, feel, a real engine cutaway. Your contribution to the Recycled Chevy Truck Project will assure that students in our Agricultural Education curriculum will be better prepare in the mechanical systems needed to sustain the agriculture industry.
Sponsor a child living in poverty in India. Sponsorship enables the poorest children to take part in all aspects of the OSCAR football, education & life skills programmes. Participation creates the foundation for change, for the individual, their family, community & future generations. OSCAR children live very challenging lives, which makes them vulnerable to negative external influences. Child sponsorship plays a vital part in ensuring no OSCAR children slip through the net. This project is at the heart of OSCAR's work & you can help.
Empower Entrepreneurs in South Africa Less than 35 percent of the people hold formal employment, and poverty is rampant at the bottom of the economic pyramid. Opportunity seeks to address this problem using micro-financing services.
Afghan Institute of Learning Empowers Afghan Women AIL empowers Afghan women by expanding their educational and health opportunities, fostering self-reliance and community participation. AIL provides education from preschool through post secondary level. An educated and health-aware woman is more likely to succeed personally, contribute economically to family and so create self- supporting family units. Education elevates girls' standing in society, provides opportunity and is the way to close the gap in gender equality.
The Carry Bag We will put together a bag with all the basic needs for a newborn baby on the run. In part, the Carry bag will be filled with the products collected in the Netherlands and we'll complete it with locally purchased products from your donations. To make this bag complete we need 28,- euro's for each bag. Our goal is to fill 500 bags.
sports for success of special children Sports and physical education can improve special children's lives in many ways. Their experiences will stay with them throughout their lives and may be passed on to future generations. Sports & games give special children chance to become Independent, Self-reliant, Confident and a contributing part of the society. It will bring them to a bright future where they will not be burden for anyone and will become able support their family in all aspects.
High School Scholarships for Top African Students Each year we help 500 African kids from urban slums to go to primary school. The children are poor and without a helping hand they'd miss out on the promise of an education. Even the best students, however, rarely  go on to high school or university, especially the girls. Our goal is to provide 30 high school scholarships to the top students from two slum schools in Nairobi, Kenya. We know these kids. They're smart and they work hard. With your support we know they'll succeed.
Fuel Relief for Nepal On April 25, 2015, Nepal was hit with a 7.8 earthquake. Fuel Relief Fund is a non-profit charitable organization that provides free fuel immediately after a major disaster.
PLANT 100 FRUIT TREES IN EACH SCHOOL The project will serve many undernourished children from poor homes who leave during school and lunch hours to the bush to search for fruits to eat, thereby missing classes and exposing them to hazards.We are Planting 100  trees in each of the 24 public primary and secondary schools in FCT to make fruits available and protect school communities from heatwave, wind and soil erosion. It will provide basic skills to students to mitigate climate change and land degradation while increasing awareness
Oasis's Technology & Leadership Program for Girls! Oasis's Technology and Leadership Program annually provides 60 high-school-aged girls with the skills, tools, and opportunities to use technology and media arts to learn about the world, discover and express their points of view, and advance academically while preparing for success in the workforce. Meeting three afternoons per week for 10 weeks and offered three times yearly, TLP combines hands-on technology training, vocational preparation, expressive media arts, and academic reinforcement.
Tertiary Application Fees Kucetekela Foundation pays the school fees of its students in secondary school and then helps them apply to tertiary opportunities. Our biggest barriers in tertiary applications include the fees that students are required to pay to take entrance exams for international universities (SAT, ACT, SAT Subject Tests, TOEFL, etc.) and the application fees to the universities themselves. This project will help up to ten students each year apply to tertiary programs of their choice.
Change 200 Kenyan girls life's through education Women Without Borders-Kenya would like to empower 200 girl with knowledge through education by providing them with school basic needs like books,uniforms,sanitary pads and tuition fee and other school nesecities like desks to keep  - .Our basic education we shall support girls/ adolescent girls to transition to lower- secondary and completion of full basic education. -Teachers- engage female and male teachers to develop gender responsive teaching attitudes and practices and become  change agents
Protect and Support 500 Working Children in Nepal More than half of the children aged 10-14 in Nepal are working; many employed in conditions classified as 'the worst forms of child labour'.  This project provides vital support to child labourers in western Nepal and prevents other vulnerable children entering exploitative and hazardous employment, through education, training, family support and awareness raising.
Provide Job Skills to Kenyan Slum Youth This project will help to lift 160 at-risk youth and young women from Nyeri town - Kenya's biggest slum - out of poverty. It will provide free vocational skills training and HIV/AIDS education, counseling and testing. Tailoring and welding/metal work programs, together with employment and business development counseling, will provide employable skills in high-demand sectors and help address associated problems like drug abuse and prostitution (due to women lacking alternative income)
Safe Water & Latrines for Bangladesh Slum Enable the community in Pallabi Slum to improve their health and use their time for economic development by building and maintaining a sustainable safe water & sanitation system.
Grant to residential shelter for abused girls Movement Therapy -physically  healing qualities of music and movement, balance, respect for self and others, cooperation, self-control, inner calm, and acceptance of oneself in relation to others.
Connect Rural Uganda School to the World This project has provided an e-library in a secondary school in remote Uganda. There is no facility like this in the entire district.  The community-wide impact will empower the 650 boarding students, the local hospital, neighboring schools and local residents; a total of 2,000-3,000 persons annually.  This wonderful facility still needs more books and computers.  This opens up a world of knowledge to the community and help students compete for scholarships.
Teach 200 youth  English+computer+life madagascar This project provides computer training, English language courses, and life skills for out-of-school youth in Fort Dauphin, Madagascar.  An estimated 80% of youth don't attend secondary  school, in a country, where over 70%  make less than $2 a day.  The Community English Center of Fort-Dauphin seeks to expand their program with computers, equipment, and scholarships  to provide a place of constructive activity that prepares youth for the 21st century and job opportunities beyond manual labor.
Support children without family care This project aims to assist 7,000 vulnerable children and youth without family care or at risk of losing it, also assisting families who depend on our support, affected by COVID 19 pandemic. We would cover the basic needs in terms of food, hygiene, psychosocial and educational support at 5 provinces in Argentina: Lujan, Rosario, Mar del Plata, Cordoba and Obera.
Creating opportunities for 9 landmine victims The purpose of this project is to provide small grants for economic integration of landmine victims who live in poor rural region of Azerbaijan in order to support socio-economic development, entrepreneurship and self-sufficiency.Through financing small entrepreneurship activities that will be designed and implemented by landmine survivors themselves, this project will enhance the economic and social life of these people and their families and becoming self-sufficient members of the community
Free Medical Care for Poor Lepers in India We are giving every month free chemotherapy treatment (MDT) to all detected  leprosy  cases. Every new found patient gets MDT treatment for curing the infection. This activity aims to prevent deformity through early detection and treatment.      Physiotherapy treatment is also given to our deformed patients as well as active and passive exercises, wax baths and oil massages. Ulcer patients are getting ulcer dressing treatment and we advise these patients how to keep the limbs (hands &feet)
No more Menstrual Stigma. Period! Even during the years of impressive innovation and technological success, poverty is still affecting Africa. Those affected the worst are young girls. The products first cut from the households include sanitation products, resulting in maintained gender inequality. Without intimate sanitation, girls can no longer attend school, causing them to miss up to a quarter of the school year and consequently falling behind, keeping the girls one step behind.
Psychological Empowerment For Women In Business The first-ever psychological support program for Lebanese women entrepreneurs through the use of Drama Therapy. Intisar Foundation is launching this program in partnership with a local NGO to ensure that women entrepreneurs receive the psychological support needed to improve resilience and tackle work-related burnouts.
Nutritional support for integral development Bola Pra Frente Institute assists children from a poor community in Rio de Janeiro.  We use sport as a tool to facilitate and promote learning at the same time. For that, we need one of the most important bases for the proper functioning of the body, food. It can improve our body's defenses and the performance of physical and academical activities. Therefore, this project aims to give 100 children a nutritional support in order to improve their integral development for one year.
Middle East Children's Institute (MECI) Will fund for one full year several classes of MECI after school and summer camp program for elementary aged girls or boys.  Through after school education and summer camps, children receive academic tutoring, medical care, nutrition education, health and well-being, as well as fine arts and sports to address poor self image, and leadership through community service.  The impact in the community is positive change, civil engagement, civil society building, and instills hope through education.
Computer Literacy and Practice Millions of children lack basic computer literacy, lack of access to information and how to communicate. Children who go to schools in poor and rural areas do not have basic hands on computer practice. Our partner World Computer Exchange can offer a solution - mobile libraries equipped that can be used in schools for accessibility. This project will provide 1,800 school children access to develop their vital technology skills and opportunities.
Help IDPs & COVID-19 Victims in Myanmar The ongoing crisis has left the people of Myanmar in a humanitarian crisis & desperation. Thousands have been forced to leave their home as IDPs. They are at risk of starvation. The new wave of COVID-19, the continuing violence, and the Military SAC is compounding and claiming the lives of many every day. With this project, we will help save lives who are directly affected by the ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis by providing food and other basic supplies to the people.
Indonesian Ecological Restoration & Education Restore native forest and build an ecology education facility in Jepara, helping to rebuild economic capacity in a sustainable way, demonstrate environmental stewardship, and create community pride.
CARE Activates Clinics and Responds in Pakistan CARE will reach 50,000 people with both short-term immediate relief and long-term livelihood recovery, focusing on shelter, health, and safe water and sanitation for the most marginalized people.
Improve the conditions of life for 30 HIV’s people 30 people living with HIV in deplorable conditions of life within the bordering zones of Lomé will benefit from programs which will aim to prevent AIDS and give them educational and psychosocial support. Moreover, the program will give them support to begin income-raising activities.
Feed and clothe 350 children in South Africa Human Resource and Social Information Centre (HURESIC) plans to help 350 Orphans and Vulnerable Children and youth in five villages in South Africa with after school services such as assistance with school work, afternoon meals (food), school uniform, clothes, basic computer literacy, life and leadership skills, children and youth dialogue, crime diversion initiatives in sports and culture. Will support families with social, economic challenges to cope establishing poultry and vegetable projects
Bring Clean Water to 1000 Ghanaian Villagers This project installs hand pumps well and a complete solar paneled water pump  in the Upper East Region of Ghana, providing safe drinking water to benefit 1000 villagers in Nyorugu; an underprivileged village, where children are dying from  diseases caused by contaminated drinking water. It  empowers 200 women to  increase productivity through irrigation . It introduces health and sanitation by building 7 latrine pits, sponsors 7 orphans and keeps 31 girl- child in school.
Fund for the disabled children in Bangladesh Approximately 11,000 Children with disabilities and others disadvantaged children of District: Jamalpur in BANGLADESH willdirectly benefit from this project. The disabled children and people will get education,Wheel-chairs,Treatment & medical support, also get different ability and skills.involved in various "income generating activities".
Rescue abandoned babies in Kenya Diani Children's Village was formed in 1994 to help abandoned and abused children. With changes in the Socioeconomic environment, the focus has shifted to becoming a Rescue Center. The number of abandoned infants has increased, babies who often have not received the best neonatal care and are vulnerable from the moment they are born. That first year is crucial and our team of carers are dedicated to give the babies the best chance of survival and a solid start to a good life.
Cultural education for 25 Oaxacan schools This project will bring children from 25 rural schools in Oaxaca to learn about pre-Columbian art in Mexico and take cultural workshops in the museum. Thus awakening their interest in culture and the arts, forging future Oaxacan artists.