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Stop Famine in South Sudan Helping end starvation and child mortality of women and children escaping war from South Sudan. Women and children are suffering from malnutrition due to scarcity of food and lack of water services in the Ugandan refugee camps. Reports of rape, killing, abuses and false imprisonment of many civilians has triggered mass exodus of refugees from Kajo-Keji seeking for shelter in neighboring camps in Uganda.
Restoring Forests and Nourishing Communities This project provides 50 farming families in rural Honduras with the training and tools to overcome poverty while restoring our planet's tropical forests.
Emergency Relief for 100 impoverished families The Covid-19 pandemic is affecting everyone globally and make everyone daily life a lot harder especially for the impoverish families in Tbong Khmum province in Cambodia. Despite there is no lock down but many of them facing shortage of foods and they do not have much fund It made hard for the impoverished families since their employment have been cut and their children are sleeping hungry without food. At least 100 families that their incomes have been affected and needing our emergency support
"Enforce 30% female inclusion in  local councils" The project will commit local decision makers to transform their structures and cultures that presently discriminates against women to enforce 30% inclusion of women in local councils.
Skill Development Education for 700 Rural Children Non Formal Education Centres provide children in rural areas with access to quality education, creative, interactive and joyful environment. Children are enabled to develop comprehensive knowledge.
Improve Animal Health through information Tech This project will build a smart USSD technology and SMS Gateway system to improve rural communication, support animal disease crisis management and contribute to livelihood resilience for over 200.000 small-scale farmers in the Democratic Repubmlic of Congo.
Coronavirus Relief THis COVID-19 Fund is to support Small rural areas of Haiti during this difficult time, in response to COVID-19 DMI is providing Sanitation, Health Care and Education. These communities need more detail Information, they  lack access to quality information on how to better protect themselves, and  have been impacted by COVID-19. Your donation to this fund will help stop COVID-19's spread in some of the more remote areas around Haiti and these people have been really affected by this pandemic .
justice for 50 detainee in nigeria prison This project will address the problem of wrongful detention and conviction in Nigeria prisons, it will conduct a search on genuine complain and select 50 inmates who are wrongfully detained or convicted to death to get justice in 3prisons in Nigeria and it will champion advocacy on behalf of those rotting away in detention without Justice.
Bring schooling to 200 pygmy children in Cameroon Pygmy children living in remote, impoverished villages in Cameroon do not have the chance to go to school. Leeiyen is working to bring basic education to 200 poor pygmy children in the eastern region of Cameroon. With this project, we will expand outreach to enroll children in a primary school, provide basic school supplies, school uniforms, school fees and basic health care.  We will help build simple schoolhouses located near the villages so that transportation will not be a barrier.
Give a Better Life to 500 Orphans in Namibia This project will provide shelter, healthcare, schooling, clothing, and feeding to 500 orphans and vulnerable children attending three kindergartens and three support centres run by women who are members of the organisation at Omutsegonime, King Kauluma, Etope, Omadano, Katutura and Outapi communities, in Oshikoto, Ohangwena, Khomas and Omusati regions respectively. 500 most deprived orphans and vulnerable children were specifically selected by their communities to benefit from the project.
ENTREPRENEURSHIP FOR 50 WOMEN VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE The Tolerar y Convivir Foundation works with women victims and displaced by violence. Most of them arrived in Bogota, without taking into account any ability to work, because they were dedicated to housework. The foundation gives a boost to these women who have an income, through the productive projects, which allow them to support their families, with the sale of the crafts they produce. In order that they have a decent life and restore a little how much they lost
Train 50Trainers who will inturn train 1000 others Ageing population increase  at a time of war, challenges for health, changing climate, emerging infectious diseases, Furthermore, the ongoing war in NW, bad governance, violence, and conflict have driven aged persons from their homes.This project will empower the older persons to know their rights and join the civil societies that are working with and for older persons to advocate to the government to release the draft validated national policy on aging.
A NEW VILLAGE FOR 12 DESTITUTE FAMILIES IN KENYA We have purchased a piece of land where we will build new homes for 12 destitute families in Kenya. These homes will bring comfort and hope that there is a way forward in their poverty stricken lives.
Grow business and leadership skills for 100 girls. The Foundation plans to educate 100 young women in Nigeria on business and leadership skills for a profitable livelihood. The project bridges the gender inequality gap in society and rehabilitates victims of sexual violence (rape), and drugs abuse. The business and leadership training has a curriculum that includes strategizing, effective communication, training/coaching, delegating, ethical values, innovation, and mentoring alongside mental fitness to enable them to thrive in a safe space.
Help Ukrainian inventors get to IC Worldwide 2020 Ukrainian students have the opportunity to join the international inventive community and present their inventions at the Invention Convention Worldwide 2020. Help raise funds to transfer participants from Ukraine to the United States.
Arropando de esperanza a Puerto Rico On January 7, 2020 PR was hit by an earthquake, which affected the southwest area of our island. We still feel tremors of smaller magnitude at the island level. Some of the residents in these areas lost their homes and others suffered significant damage to their structures, so they are mostly sleeping in tents, cars or outdoors. They are lacking blankets to cover themselves, with these funds we would be providing with 100 blankets for the people impacted by the earthquake in PR.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Zoe and Elizabeth 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.
Provide Laptops to 30 Tribal Youth of CentralIndia Bharat Rural Livelihoods Foundation (BRLF) plans to provide laptops to 30 tribal youth who will undergo the third batch of Certificate Program in Rural Livelihoods (CPRL) beginning in the last week of July 2018. The six-month duration certificate program addresses  the capacity building challenge for existing and aspiring rural professionals who would potentially engage at sub-district levels in the rural development sector; be it through NGOs, Government Institutions, or, as elected reps
Send 100 Deportee Children In School In Uganda From February, 2013, we will send children of families deported from Israel to South Sudan to boarding schools in Uganda. By providing education to the children, our Sponsorship Program gives a brighter future for the children, their families, and their new country.
Support 1000 South Sudanese in Food Security The project will support vulnerable families in their particular efforts to address famine and malnutrition through delivery of type of crop and vegetable seeds and fishing gears distribution to the most vulnerable households, establishment of demonstration plans as learning sites, training on the different crop and vegetable types, seeds processing and continuous extension service provision to the farmers through the community based agricultural extension workers.
Girl-Friendly Latrine to Boost School Attendance Overriding goal of the project is to ensure Girls from 5 schools in Soroti District, Uganda will not have to miss school simply because they are menstruating. The project aims to install sanitary facilities by construction of 5 VIP Latrines, each with a water tank (rain harvest), well-furnished changing room for girls, and provision of hand washing facilities to support vulnerable girls. With your donation, we will enable girls to manage their periods and improve girl's education.
Sail Into The Future 2020 This project is our Annual Silent Auction, which is our big fundraiser that helps us to continue our financial support in maintaining and sustaining The Ishahayi Beach School and Ife Oluwa Primary School.
Empower and protect Dalit girls during lockdown COVID-19 is having a major impact on the lives of Dalit girls in Bangladesh. Schools are closed, families are poorer and girls are isolated from protection services. They are missing out on their education, don't have access to hygiene products and, hidden behind closed doors, are victims of violence and child marriage. We teach girls to produce their own face masks and sanitary pads and empower them to go back to school. Together we make girls visible and safe again.
Blue Cross of India 50th Year Rescue Fund The Blue Cross of India shares it's 50th year in 2014 and this project will help fund the tireless rescue service they provide for the sick and injured animals of Chennai, India.
Save Yemen - Safe Water to 2100 Poor Persons Yemen is facing the largest humanitarian crises in the world due to the current conflict. The project target three villages in Al Turba District of Taiz governorate in west Yemen is one of the most affected by the humanitarian crises with more poor people in increase everyday. The project target 300 families/about 2100 person thru sustainable water project based on solar power. The average cost of providing sustainable drinking water for life time through this project is 10 USD per person.
Miami Valley Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Megan, Lucy, Ryan, Ben, and Lakshmi from The Miami Valley High 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.
Train 50 People in Autism Behavior Challenges -Goa Autism Spectrum Disorder(ASD) is a developmental disability characterised by challenges in social skills, repetitive behaviours, speech & communication as well as sensory processing difficulties due to which they experience the world around them differently. Due to their inability to effectively communicate & relate to other people, children with autism show many challenging behaviours on a day to day basis. This greatly impacts the families & professionals working with children with autism.
SUPPORT 200 RURAL WOMEN FARMERS GROW FISH IN KENYA The Project will  provide 200   rural women in Central Kenya with high quality fingerlings  and feeds and train them on how to  grow fish using raised ponds . Women will be trained to build and manage raised ponds .Female farmers produce more than half the developing world's food but lack land,economic support such as equpiments, tools, and training.  By providing  high quality fingerlings  and extension services,we will empower them economically,socially  while promoting food security.
Establish an Orchard for 20 Cameroonian EcoKids. Less than half of Cameroon is forested. Almost 1% is lost annually due to population increase and its over dependency on the natural resources of the forest for their survival. At this alarming rate of deforestation, the next generation may not have a forest to interact with at all.  With your help, 20 kids will plant and care for 100 indigenous fruit tree seeds. Within 3 to 5 years and with the right care and attention they will grow, just like the 20 Ecokids to become big, strong and fruitful.
Kerala Flood Relief The recent rains in Kerala state have resulted in large scale damage. Almost everyone in Kerala had been effected one way or the other by the devastating floods caused by torrential rains. Torrential rains, overflowing rivers and a series of landslides have resulted in death of 79 people in the state and thousands of people lost their houses and belongings. Still 13 districts are on red alert. Learning Links Foundation is in the process of extending help in small ways to mitigate the sufferings
Arts Therapy Clinic-Children in Crisis-CAMBODIA Ragamuffin provides Arts Therapy for children and families in crisis to recover from psychological trauma. Training in Arts Therapy and supervision builds Cambodia's mental health service.
Access to Water for 600 Rural Indian Families 650 Million people on the planet lack reliable access to safe water. Many rural Indian women and girls travel at least half a mile to reach a safe water source, taking up 25% of a women's day. Water is HEAVY. A woman or girl would carry 20KG each trip several times a day. The Wello WaterWheel cuts down on the trips, eases the burden and saves time, which can be used more productively and means instead of carrying water a girl can go to school. More water means better health and hygiene.
Empowered and integrated teenage mothers The project aims to influence the integral development of pregnant adolescents and mothers who suffer, or have suffered, situations of violence and who have seensome of their rights  violated. Gender equality will be promoted at all times, not only as a defense of human rights, but also as an essential way to achieve the goals of integral development, not only for them, but also for their families and communities.
Music Moves | Musik Bewegt The Musik Bewegt Foundation runs an  online donation platform and supports a variety of non-profit purposes (52 paragraph 2AO) and particular projects that use music as a tool to make a change, i.e. in the areas of education, youth, integration or health. Project example:  Hangarmusik, a project that helps refugee children to learn an instrument as well as the language and play in an orchestra togehter with other kids from Berlin.
Supporting Afghan Women and Girls on the Move Given the situation of women and girls under the reign of the Taliban and the traumatic experiences during the journey to Turkey, this project strives for providing a comprehensive protection mechanism for the Afghan women and girls in order to meet their basic needs and support their well-being. Within this context, the project has three major components: provision of female hygiene kit and basic emergency kit; legal counselling and assistance; psychosocial support.
Afghanistan Rural Information Network Expansion Equal Access' satellite radios and broadcasts will provide rural Afghans with access to vital information about topics such as teacher training, human rights and land-mine awareness.
Empower and Educate WISER girls in rural Kenya WISER works with girls to transcend poverty, HIV/AIDS, and gender-based violence. We do this by creating environments that produce exceptional young women who drive change in their communities. We build self-esteem, provide access to health education and knowledge, and produce academic high achievers. This project will provide education, food, housing, clothing, psychosocial support, access to university-quality labs, computers, and hands-on learning opportunities to 240 girls.
Advancing Renewable Energy in Alaska Renewable Energy Alaska Project (REAP) is the only organization devoted solely to advancing clean energy in Alaska. REAP is a coalition of energy stakeholders working to facilitate the development of renewable energy in Alaska through collaboration, education, training, and advocacy.
Send Boxes of Hope to a Hospital in Bangladesh As part of a Clinton Global Initiative, MedShare has partnered with the International Centre for Diarrheal Disease Research, Bangladesh (icddr,b) to send tractor-trailer sized ocean containers of medical supplies and equipment to strengthen health care systems in Bangladesh. Icddr,b, will provide clinical governance to medical professionals, MedShare will provide humanitarian donations of medical surplus. MedShare seeks to send seven containers of supplies and equipment in total.
Promote Eco-Friendly Farming in Kenya. Help to educate 500 young farmer scholars mutually developing technologies for sustainable Eco-friendly farming for improved livelihood and increase household income.
Education Center for Ghanaian Youth While Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is a compulsory subject in Ghana, did you know that many children and youth never get the chance to learn basic computer skills through an actual computer? Our goal is to open a free computer centre for school-children in Kumasi to enable underprivileged Ghanaian students to be connected with our ever-changing, digital world of information.
Help Build a School for 500 Girls in Sudan This project, initiated by Sudanese refugees, will create a new secondary school in war-torn Southern Sudan for 500 women and girls who would otherwise have virtually no access to education.
Promote Renewable Energy Shops in Rural Namibia Elephant Energy Shops will benefit 70,000 people in the Caprivi region of Namibia by providing access to quality small-scale renewable energy technologies such as solar lights among others.
Pedaling 400 Paws per year to rescue BARC currently transports at least 100 dogs and cats per year to rescue groups, foster families, and forever homes.  The dogs and cats must be transported from a fairly rural area.  Volunteers are currently using their own vehicles which are not always optimal for safe transport.  For this reason, BARC seeks a transport van to "pedal" our dogs and cats to rescues, fosters, and adopters safely.
Support PEPY & Rural Youth Scholars in Cambodia PEPY trains rural youth in Cambodia in professional & personal skills starting at the high school level. We connect over 1000 remote students to higher education scholarships and mentors, city field trips, with weekly elective classes for goal setting/preparation. We have a higher education scholarship covering all basic costs in the city and a Learning Center with hard and soft skills courses, enabling youth to develop projects, find skilled employment, & be leaders in their community.
Transport 1,500 blood donors to save 4,500 lives 34% of maternal deaths in Kenya are a result of blood shortage. These deaths are preventable! Kenya's blood banks are beginning to run dry. The country relied for years almost entirely on U.S. aid but the funding was discontinued.  We formed RedSplash to avail safe and free blood to all patients on time. We collected over 3,000 units of blood from 2019. But we lose 1 for every 2 donors recruited because they don't have the fare to commute. Paying $2-3 moving to the hospital is costly for donors.
Malawian Adolescent Girls' Empowerment Program Our mentorship program will improve literacy and numeracy skills, knowledge of health and human rights, social confidence, and financial/entrepreneurial skills among adolescent girls in rural Malawi.
Protecting Women's Rights throughout Covid-19 While the whole world is looking for ways to combat COVID-19, women and girls in Sierra Leone are at particular risk. A 12-month State of Public Emergency, lockdowns, curfews and other restrictions, are a cause for great concern for the women and girls we work with. In this crisis, our provision of legal and welfare support is more vital than ever-a health crisis should not obstruct human rights. AdvocAid is working hard to ensure continuous support to women and girls in contact with the law.
Build  Spring Wel to 6695 Rural People in Uganda. Rural people especially the children and the mothers walk a very long distance to fetch water which is not even Safe for their health.This project will reach over 6000 people children inclusive.It will also solve the problem of Epidemics around the Area. Even the children will reach early at School since the problem of a distant spring well will be covered.
Emergency relief after tsunami in Indonesia Several earthquakes and a destructive tsunami hit the Island of Sulawesi on Sept 28th, 2018. The infrastructure of the island is severely destroyed. Currently, there is no power and water supply. Over 1.400 people were killed, 200.000 people are in urgent need of humanitarian assistance and 65.000 houses were completely destroyed. The member organisations of Aktion Deutschland Hilft are in Sulawesi and give humanitarian aid to the people who are affected.
Support Trafficked & Abused girls in Kenya Talia Agler Girl's Shelter is a project of CDTD which was established in January 2012 within the Nairobi Metropolitan to offer  direct assistance  to girls  aged between 10-24 years and who are  victims of human trafficking, child labor, forced migration  and sexual abuse.  To realize its Objectives, the shelter works through 4Rs  to: Reach, Rescue, Rehabilitate and Reintegrate "one girl at a time". The Shelter accepts girls not only from Kenya but also those trafficked from across borders.
Educate African Children to Save Their Environment Through the medium of a wildlife orphanage and our location in the middle of the bush, our mission is to inspire and educate underprivileged South African children to care for their environment, while creating awareness about environmental job opportunities. DAKTARI works with volunteers from all around the world to teach children and provide care for our animals. Find out more and sign up to volunteer through the links below!
Virtues and Community Development for Kenya By supporting this project, you will empower 80 Kenyans to learn skills in table banking, parenting, poultry, agriculture and virtues (character development) as a way to promote sustainable and healthy families and community systems.  Working in large groups of 20 and smaller groups of 5, individuals will work together to gain skills to be self-sufficient and supportive community members.
Support Families in Ukraine and Worldwide Russia's attack on Ukraine will lead to major civilian harm and massive displacement. The conflict has the potential to be the largest military action in Europe since WWII. U.S. intelligence projects up to 50,000 people could be killed or wounded. Further violence will devastate Ukraine's already weakened infrastructure. The country's health system, is fragile, and its economy has declined drastically. Food and fuel shortages are likely to be acute, public services rendered nonfunctioning.
Technical Skills Training-50 poor Youth An opportunity to change disadvantaged young lives for the better through vocational training skills. We encourage socially vulnerable young people to choose education, inspiring them to dream and aim higher. We offer training opportunities in recognized educational institutions and provide continued individual follow up. We also create initiatives to increase our participants' chances in finding work.
Amplifying Women Artisans in India and Kenya We provide craft training and educational programs to promote women's economic and personal independence, since 2016. We believe that providing education on fair trade and self-sufficiency is key to creating new life-changing economic and social opportunities.   We train our women primarily in textile processing and decor making. In addition to craft training, we educate our women in finance, fair trade, sales, and support them on their path to becoming independent entrepreneurs.