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Support 50 Shepherd Girls in Pastoralist Kenya With local partners, we set up shepherd classes (special classes that run from 5pm to 9pm) that target bright children, especially young girls, who are forced to herd and perform other duties during the
day. The shepherd students get a meal, and a local solar lamp for use at school and at home. We then help the mothers of the students set up alternative income projects from money they would have otherwise spent on kerosene, which eventually helps the shepherds transform into regular classes.
Clean Water and Food for Earthquake Survivors The goal of CARE’s immediate relief phase is to provide food, water and hygiene assistance to sustain life and prevent disease in earthquake-affected households.
Bringing IT to one of the poorest states of Brazil CDI administers 26 computer and IT schools in the impoverished Amazonian state of Maranhão. These centers create opportunities for better jobs and lives for participants from these communities.
Congo Girls' Project To address the exploding rates of early pregnancies, forced marriages, and sexual violence against girls in Tanganyika province due to the Covid-19 pandemic, we will educate 25 adolescent girl coordinators on laws against sexual violence and on women's rights, develop school education activities targeted to reduce and prevent sexual violence, and through girl-led radio and social media broadcasts, communicate critical information to the entire community, in particular to women and girls.
Rape crisis support for 5,000 children in Nigeria This project aims to facilitate access to rape crisis support by 5,000 children through education and direct services. Victims and caregivers will get information on the response process and obligations of responders. Trauma Management Counseling, Psychosocial, Pro bono legal  and medical needs will also be provided. MediaCon provides Crisis Response to victims and families through the first and only Rape Crisis Center in Nigeria to initiate healing and reduce impact of rape on victims.
Library empowers Girls & Women in coastal Ecuador We're on the move! This project has moved to https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/library-bus-for-northern-manabi-coast-ecuador/ run by Fundacion A mano manaba.  (same project, same people)  Join us today and help us empower Girls and Women through educational programs. Together we can unsettle patriarchal mores that marginalized women. Your support enables us to continue and expand our much-needed gender equality programs throughout a coastal corridor of liberating libraries in rural Manabi.
Give a Hope: Health for infants and children 23 children from 0 months until 7 years, who are victims of physical, psychology and sexual abuse, abandon and neglect from their parents or family, will receive a good health program from the doctors (pediatrics, and specialties doctors) and mental health program: psychology and psychiatric, development therapy: occupational, language, physical and talk therapy, with your sponsor.  These children live in our center that we call: The House.
Invest in Women! Invest in a Bright Future! Invest in the world's first scalable, women-led renewable energy distribution model. Solar Sister delivers reliable clean energy solutions to the most energy-poor and vulnerable communities in sub-Saharan Africa through a network of local women entrepreneurs.   This project will empower 1,000 new women entrepreneurs with training and support to bring light, hope, and opportunity to their communities. Give them the power to earn income and mitigate the impacts of climate change.
Treatment for 74 children with Muscular Dystrophy Our mission is to provide comprehensive health care, as well as emotional and spiritual support for patients with Duchenne or Becker muscular dystrophy and their families, improving their quality of life; involving parents, doctors, volunteers and society in our organization.  The raised funds will be used for:   Medical consultations.   Psychological and end-of life counseling services for the patients and their families.  Medicines
Help educate 600 tribal children in India yearly This project will enable us to hire 20 teachers and reach out to 600 children in 10 villages in Sheopur, Madhya Pradesh, in India. This district is among the lowest in education quality in India. Every month, your donation will support teachers' salaries, floor mats, books, notebooks, toys, sports equipment and other resource material for the village primary schools, and will help us to improve educational facilities at the Adharshila Middle & High School in village Agara.
Spring water source maintainance for 300 in Uganda This project is protecting a community water source in a village in Uganda.Safe and acceptable water for human consumption that is available in sufficient quantity, physically accessible and affordable is a crucial prerequisite for human wellbeing. Access to safe water is not only fundamental to good health but also to satisfactory livelihoods, dignity and prospects for economic growth and education.
Educate 130 Children of Rape Victims in DR Congo At three forgotten schools in the volatile region of South Kivu, eastern DR Congo, with no other source of support, we educate 130 stigmatized girls and boys - including those born of rape, orphans, and albinos. The program enables a start in breaking the cycle of poverty these families have been subjected to for so long and in becoming accepted members of their communities. Tuition funds and a supplemental learning program to help lower-achieving students succeed are our first priorities.
Helping 16 low income students return to college In Colombia 27% of the population lives in poverty. 44% of people earn 1 or less minimum wages, whilst 75% earn 2 or less. Yet, college graduates earn at least 3 minimum wages just as they finish school, and eventually end up earning up to 100X. So, college education is the best way for a person to get out of poverty. Yet, only 38% of students have access to higher education. 62% of families can't afford college. The Daniel Rojas Mora Foundation is looking for $50.000 to help 16 bright students.
Sponsor Runners to Help Orphans in Japan 2020 Join us virtually this Boxing Day to raise awareness and funds for children living in orphanages in Japan. COVID 19 has raised the awareness of our health and fitness at the same time has limited our ability to connect face to face. This year FocusCore Group has organized a virtual marathon day where we can all be connected, get fit and give back.  Join us December 26,2020.
Assistive devices for Flood Hit Kerala Beginning of July 2018, severe floods affected the south Indian state of Kerala, due to unusually high rainfall during the monsoon season, causing floods and landslides.  Over 483 people died and displacing thousands. Our job is to improve the quality of life of persons with disabilities in the poorest communities those who lost their mobility aids in the floods.  Our objective is to provide assistive aids and appliances.
Mini Lab: A Space of Love in Leon XIII We are a NGO who promotes the overcoming of children and teenagers with limited resources. We contribute and guarantee that the children remain in the schools and high school. This proyect will build a mini lab in Leon XIII whit computer and tutors where the children can receive help with their tasks, they can learn how to fight for their goals, and share with others in a space of love and friendship. Will be a free space that improves the quality of life of children in Leon XIII
Bring Solar Power to a Maya Community in Guatemala This project will bring community owned solar power to 500 people in a remote area of Northwestern Guatemala, providing light for work and study and other benefits that will contribute to the integral development of the community without polluting the environment.
Help a VisuallyChallenged to secure Master'sDegree This project will help a visually challenged pursue Masters degree which helps him/her to make them independent.Even if a student completes his Bachelors, he is unable to pursue his Masters due to poor financial status.Your help will make him a role model for future generations.Indian Association for the Blind (IAB) is a non-profit started in 1985 by visually challenged activist, Late.Mr.S.M.A.Jinnah to give education, food and living to the visually challenged from rural areas
Blankets for Most Affected Families 2017-2018 The mission of Blankets for Most Affected Families is to encourage and inspire as many people as possible to join them in helping the homeless and to change the way the people view the homeless. We will provide warm blankets to 1000 needy homeless poor people who live on footpath in shivery cold which get these destitute poor people relief, protection from cold and they may get a sound sleep!
Academic Coaching for Academic Underachievers Foster kids face countless challenges in life, and academic success is one of their toughest barriers. In small teams of 8-12 students, START 2 Achieve works to help them succeed academically.
Medical Care for 15,000 in Remote Ugandan Village This project completes a medical clinic and builds a nurse's hut in a remote village in Northeastern Uganda.  Once the buildings are complete the local government will supply a full-time trained nurse to  live in the village.  This village is home to the poorest of the poor in Uganda.  It is reported that 10% of the children do not live to age five.  This project, along with clean water which has already been provided, will make a significant long-term impact in the health of the entire village.
Service Expansion Using Wireless Tablets Community Education Group provides an essential HIV/HCV and substance abuse community outreach model reaching underserved African American populations in Wards 6, 7, and 8 of Washington, DC with assessment, testing and linkage to treatment. Our work increases access to services and health outcomes for this population. CEG provides services to increase awareness, prevention, testing and access to HIV/HCV and substance abuse services for the most vulnerable and hardest hit DC residents.
Rebuild the Lower 9th Ward Community Center This project will improve and expand a vital community resource -- the only community center in the Lower Ninth Ward, still rebuilding in the long wake of Hurricane Katrina -- making it safer, greener, and more versatile.
Mexico, Puebla and Morelos Earthquake Relief ICF has been working consistently with local organizations to provide disaster relief to communities affected by the two earthquakes that greatly damaged central Mexico last year. Currently we are seeking to improve the longer term resilience of communities to rebuild themselves, including  capitalizing on the opportunities to improve community enterprises.
Sustain income for 20 HIV-affected families, Kenya This project provides training, resources and practical support for 20 women living with HIV/AIDs, and their dependents to address the challenges they face in sustaining income generating activities in the slums of Kibera, Nairobi.
Aaranyak: A Rural Alternative Learning Space The project will fund a rural alternative learning space which allows tribal children to take charge of their education. With the help of the community, we will offer lessons on traditional livelihoods, academic subjects geared toward re-entry to mainstream education if the child chooses, and life skills development. This will be a free learning space entirely dictated by the children with adults acting only as facilitators. This initiative will revitalize local pride and joy of learning.
Clearing Explosive Hazards in Nagorno Karabakh HALO has been working in Nagorno Karabakh since 2000. We have cleared almost 500 minefields, making land safe and transforming the lives of more than 130,000 people. After the truce of the 2020 war, we have since been removing new explosive hazards in Armenian-controlled territories so that displaced families can return home, and so that children and adults can go about their daily lives safely.
SOAR Mobile Eye Care Project for ArmenianChildren Armenia's children in institutions or in poverty-stricken regions lack health care services and access to vision care. SOAR Mobile Eye Care Project will provide that care for them.  A completely outfitted Mobile Eye Care Center will travel to all SOAR-supported facilities plus remote villages in Armenia to conduct routine vision screening, eye exams, and treatment for children and families.
Provide disability care and education in Uganda Social Promise is partnering with St Jude Children's Home in Gulu, Uganda to provide 19 wheelchairs to children with special needs and to support the education and well-being of all the children at the orphanage.  Children in Gulu are particularly vulnerable, having grown up in a region traumatized by over 30 years of rebel terror that targeted children.
The Voice Within Like most children, those with special needs enjoy being creative and sharing their projects with others. While people with disabilities are present in all societies, many are hidden or excluded from society because of social stigma.This project will be an interactive and informative approach to addressing some of the issues that persons living with disabilities face, which are not already offered. Art will be used as an expressive outlet for their traditions and recent life experiences.
Stop Homophobic Bullying in Schools All students deserve a safe and inclusive school environment where they can thrive, both socially and academically. The Creating Bias-Free Classrooms teacher training, created by ENCOMPASS,  helps make that vision a reality.
Promoting Unity during the Pandemic CAMAAY is a small grassroots organization in Cameroon, working hard to help vulnerable persons and communities by bringing long lasting change. This project is primarily focused on the challenge the whole world is currently facing - COVID-19. We wish to develop a project consisting of several activities whereby children, youths, and the community at large will collaborate by telling their stories during the pandemic that will inspire everyone to collaborate more actively in fighting the pandemic
Take a Stand for 5,500 Girls in Pakistan For many young girls in Pakistan, life is a struggle with multiple barriers and obstacles. Poverty, cultural constraints, and an inadequate supply of resources hinder progress for development. Girls are less likely to reach their full potential or capacity. This project will provide 5,500 girls with education, healthcare, and access to resources that will improve their lives. HDF's holistic model empowers a girl to stand up for herself... to have a voice... to be a leader in her community.
Transform 100 Rural Communities in Brazil GoLocal aims to help rural and marginalized communities in Brazil develop touristic products and provides them with an online commercial channel. The rural population in Brazil includes many indigenous groups and ethnic minorities. By connecting these people with tourism, GoLocal adds value to cultural heritage, fosters an entrepreneurial atmosphere and promotes environmental preservation. Our goal is to reach 100 rural communities by December 2017.
Send Kibera Youth to Play in Norway Cup July 2011 Soccer Unites! For the first time ever, youth from the Kibera slum of Kenya participating in Carolina for Kiberaâ€™s Sports Program have been invited to participate in the prestigious Norway Football Cup 2011 in Oslo, Norway. We must raise $25,000 in order to send them. The world-wide soccer tournament is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that brings together children and youth between 12 and 19 years from around the world for a week of fun, sporting, education, and cultural exchange.
Practice Lessons for 7 Disabled Kids Help 7 disabled children who have physical handicaps, such as autism, blindness and hyperactivity. The lessons that we provide are: swimming, singing, drawing, playing, and lunches together.
Challenge supports work on discard for development Many people love cars while many want to make the world a better place BUT only some like Alan Braithwaite a UK based car enthusiast are able to bring these together to create Trans India Challenge.   In October 2019, Alan & his wife Pat will drive 5,600 Kms in their beloved Morgan 3 Wheeler across India to raise funds for Goonj- an internationally acclaimed India based Nonprofit for their environmentally sustainable work.
Rebuild Homes in Guatemala after Volcano Disaster Habitat for Humanity Guatemala has activated a Disaster Relief and Recovery program to help families affected by the Fuego Volcano eruption of June 3rd, 2018 to rehabilitate and reconstruct their homes. The program will provide families with Emergency Kits and water filters as well as the construction of new homes, sanitary latrines, and smokeless stoves.  This specific campaign is being carried out in collaboration with Sky Zone Franchise Group, LLC - thank you for your support!
Helping Children &Families Living w/CysticFibrosis Claire's Place Foundation is a  non-profit organization providing support to children and families affected by cystic fibrosis (CF). Claire's Place Foundation is named in honor of Claire Wineland, now a teenager, who has been living with CF her entire life. We provide Extended Hospital Stay grants to families experiencing hospital stays of at least 14 consecutive days, offering both emotional and financial support.
Free Veterinary Clinics We offer free veterinary care to the pets of people experiencing homelessness or living in extreme poverty. By offering these services, we save lives and alleviate suffering .
Provide Healthcare to 40,000 Rural Indian Women The project provides free medical services to distinctly vulnerable population of 30,000, residing in a cluster of 14 sparsely connected and one of the most backward areas of Gujarat state in India through Mobile Medical Unit. Targeted maternal, reproductive, nutritional and menstrual hygiene care is offered to women, adolescent girls and children in the community.
educate deaf child in HomaBay KCSD, envisaged mainstreaming children by providing care, education, support and protection in our Institution.  due to the deaths of parents, Re-marriage of deserted, widowed, divorced women, the absence of love and security in the families, Family disputes, the unwanted pregnancy of trafficking, sexually exploited girls; these children are left without care and support. Thes children are involved in rag picking; pickpocketing, prostitution and participating in anti-social, criminal activities.
Enroll 400 adolescent girls into schools in Malawi The proposed project in Malawi is aimed at reducing early child marriages and retain adolescent girls back to school. The country has got a high HIV prevalence of 12.6% based on the 2010 Malawi Demographic Health Survey, while most teenage girls fall into early marriages leads to HIV infection as young girls get married to older men who have a high HIV risk. More importantly adolescent girls are at risk of missing out on quality basic education, while obstetric fistula and maternal deaths rise
Send a vulnerable child to school in Malawi The purpose of the project is to provide education care and support to 1500 vulnerable children in rural areas of Malawi to give them an opportunity to learn and grow into productive citizens. The project shall provide scholastic materials including writing materials, school uniform, tuition and examination fees and education counseling. Monitoring will be done in schools/homes. This will increase school ennoblement, attendance, performance and completion for the vulnerable and disadvantaged
Business Education to Break the Cycle of Poverty Like the familiar analogy about giving a man a fish or teaching him to fish, The Global Entrepreneur Academy equips ten Kenyan community leaders to create enterprises that break the cycle of poverty.
HIV Nutritional and Medical support. This project helps us assist in the support of Cuban patients who are dealing with HIV in their lives. It is focused on an array of people, including men, women, and families. This project does not aim to provide the HIV drugs needed to treat these patients.  However, our goal is to provide the medications needed to deal with all of the side effects of the disease, as well as support in nutritional needs of the patients.
Life opportunities to Colombians through education In Colombia, around 25% of the population that finishes High school completes a degree at the University, this information is based on statistics of the Colombian Education Ministery. One of the main reasons that people do not access or do not finish University is economic problems. These difficulties have led us think about how we can contribute people and we have been implementing partial scholarships to people over the years.
Fight Against Violent Births in Brazil One in four Brazilian women reports suffering from obstetric violence during pregnancy or birth: abusive medical procedures which infringe on mother and baby's basic human rights and can lead to serious health consequences. The Golden Hour is a national network of birth professionals working together to fight against such violence. The project contributes to the empowerment of women by providing quality information, enabling them to make conscious and autonomous choices.
Rewilding the Desert: saving threatened species Australian wildlife is facing an extinction crisis, with 31% of mammals extinct or threatened. Rewilding the Desert is aiming to bring back from the brink our threatened desert wildlife, with community volunteers and expert researchers joining together. The first step is an in-depth BioBlitz, establishing monitoring and research programs to better understand the ecological benefits and impacts of rewilding. Threatened species like quolls, numbats and bilbies will be progressively released.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Sophia, Rushien, Lacey, and Shannon 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.
SANTA CONVOY to Romania Santa Convoy is a relief project with the aim of making a joy at Christmas to children in very poor regions in southern Romania. For most of children that we give these Christmas parcels this is the only gift that they receive on Christmas. With the Convoy we want to prepare a little treat to children and young people. With a convoy of 15 Trucks we deliver Christmas Parcels, school equipment and food for poor children / families. We provide this there personally together with local organizations
13 Year Old Needs Surgery At the age of 8, a young from Pakistan, received serious burns and underwent two surgeries. Now she is 13, and needs a mandatory reconstructive surgery to save one of her breasts.
Empower Disabled Children & Mothers in Rural India More than a billion people in the world today experience disability. These people generally have poorer health, lower education achievements, fewer economic opportunities and higher rates of poverty.  Children with disabilities in these settings also face numerous barriers to accessing medical and rehabilitation. A community-based intervention program involving parents/caregiver within the community is a viable solution and a low cost sustainable intervention for low income people in rural India
Give a Toy This Christmas This project will be dedicated to providing toys for groups of children in the Dominican Republic, who otherwise will not have a toy to play with this Christmas. With your help, we will put smiles in the faces of these children.