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The Friends of Arhaus Children's Home The Friends of Arhaus Children's Home is the first home in Everest region to provide safe, quality, & free educational opportunities for children, especially those who are orphaned, abandoned and vulnerable, i.e., at high risk of trafficking, forced child labor, & abuse, a safe place to live; educational opportunities; & life skills training such as farming, employment in tourism, leadership &  business sectors, and finding & creating new opportunities in their own social background & culture.
A child in the sky Sharing HAPPINESS with sick, hospitalized, palliative or distressed children ... that's what our reason is every day! We offer them all kinds of activities (sports cars, planes, helicopters, motorcycles, bicycles, agricultural tractors etc) which will make them forget the time of a day the hospital world . A lot of people can be mobilized for an extraordinary time just for them
Education for 300 Urban Poor Children This project enables 300 children to exercise their rights to education, protection, health care and general well-being.The children are supported to attend formal education, receive school materials & extra tuition where required. The project also runs several children and youth clubs.
Youngsters' traditional real life restaurant The real life restaurant is a place in which young socially vulnerable cooking apprentices from Escuela Taller assume a restaurateurs' role in real life, so they can enhance their skills, access to worthy wages and profit-sharing as a result of the restaurant's operation. We want to be seen as food innovators, rescuers of real Colombian traditional cuisine, balanced meal makers and appealing dishes at affordable prices while including social responsibility.
Support To Older Pastoralists In Ethiopia Rehabilitation of water ponds in Ethiopia's Somali region providing 1,500 families access to clean water sources, essential for the survival of people and livestock.
Teach Technology to Vulnerable Children This project will provide education in technology to 100 at risk adolescents,  especially girls, who receive health services, meals and education from Casa Esperanza, a non-profit organization that provides educational alternatives to children and teenagers in extreme poverty conditions. The project will introduce girls and boys to digital concepts and resources that will help them in their school and life activities and future jobs.
Atlas Corps: Fellow Support Our world faces an unprecedented challenge in the face of COVID-19. As a global community, we share your focus on individual safety and the health of our world. Atlas Corps is also focused on the safety and welfare of our Fellows. We currently have 70 Fellows in active service in the USA. They continue to serve from virtual offices. Atlas Corps continues to support them. We also maintain our focus on developing leaders, strengthening organizations. Today, we ask you for a small gift of support.
Combat Haiti's Spreading Cholera Crisis International Action is installing 50 chlorinators and 8 water tanks in the Artibonite Department to combat Haiti's first outbreak of cholera, a deadly waterborne disease, in more than 50 years.
Stand To Educate an African Girl Child Jackie is a 19 year old young woman whose father died when she was four years old.  Jackie's mother abandoned her later.  Unfortunately, Jackie was not able to attend school when she was growing up and therefore can not read or write.  Our academic assessment team placed Jackie in a Grade 2 education level.  Because of this lack of education as well as her history, she experiences a lot of stigma in the community.  St. Jerome Emilian Academy accepts between 10-20 older students every year.
Emergency Relief for Victims of the Balkan Floods International Medical Corps has deployed teams to the Balkans after massive flooding that has killed 47 people and displaced tens of thousands more. The heaviest rains in more than a century sparked floods across Bosnia and Serbia, leading to the evacuations of over 60,000 people. Up to two million people could potentially be affected. International Medical Corps' Emergency Response Teams deploying to the region include experts in logistics as well as water, sanitation and hygiene.
"APORTA" Participatory Donation Project Aporta is a participatory donation program motivated by the Funcomass Foundation, which unites different sectors of society with a common purpose: to raise the quality of life of thousands of Dominicans who are in conditions of poverty and extreme poverty.
Title :Pad up the vulnerable girl for free. Helping  the helpless . Many girl's of menstrual age cannot afford sanitary pads and this sometimes make them vulnerable , and fall into hands of predators  who promise to buy them.Some girls actually use rags as pads ,a girl of 13 years needed to by sanitary pad  and turned to a man ready to get her some if she allowed him to have sex with her.She ended up with pregnancy. Free reusable pad is the answer.
Giving women & girls access to menstrual products This project will supply menstrual hygiene products for women and girls in rural Gauteng, positively impacting on their health, education, dignity and participation in society.
Helping Veterans Help Themselves The risks associated with the COVID-19 pandemic have created an emergency situation facing homeless veterans in Pittsburgh. Veterans Place, devoted to the health and well-being of one of our city's most vulnerable populations, has KEPT ITS DOORS OPEN. At a time when many other homeless veterans' support services have closed the Veterans Place, founded in Pittsburgh in 1996, is a shelter from the COVID-19 storm.
Drought-Resilient Gardens for East Africa In Northern Kenya and Southern Ethiopia, people crowd towns and cities to escape drought. Now food is short and prices are high. Smart gardens can capture and use water efficiently to quickly grow nutritious vegetables. Reach 500+ families with good vegetable seeds and resources like water tanks, drip irrigation, and skills training. Most gardeners are organized in women's saving groups whose focus is to make their communities ever more resilient as the climate grows ever more uncertain.
Urgent Flood Relief  in Andhra Pradesh, India This project will gives an emergency relief to  floods affected families in  several districts  of Andhra Pradesh in India with dry ration food grains, sanitary kits, clothing, cooking utensils and support to house repairs.  And also work for the rehabilitation activities with government and other like minded organizations to become normal lives of the affected families. We work to bring back to the normality of the lives of the flood affected families with our disaster preparedness team.
Caring for Life-Limited Children, Northern Ireland This project will support Northern Ireland Children's Hospice to purchase new specialist equipment to safely care for babies, children and young people with life-limiting conditions. Each year, this charity provides respite, symptom management and end of life care to more than 370 children, both in the family home and at Horizon House in Newtownabbey (the only children's hospice in the province). This care is free of charge and available to any family in need.
Send Tom to the 2016 Rio Paralympics This project is to send Pipat 'Tom' Thongjapo to the 2016 Rio Paralympics. Tom is currently #1 Wheelchair Fencer in Thailand, Category B, and ranked at #33 worldwide.  For a chance to get the Gold Tom must increase his ranking by competing in 11 international competitions  over the next 2 years. Funds are needed to cover travel, tax and registration.  By supporting Tom you're helping to inspire change in attitudes towards disabled people in Thailand, who are often marginalised by society.
COVID-19 Support Fund for Egypt The ultimate goal of this project is to reduce morbidity and mortality due to Coronavirus (COVID-19) and to interrupt the transmission of this virus. This project will increase community awareness on the prevention and spread of the COVID-19 disease, reduce panicking and disinformation caused by the spread of the COVID-19 disease, and ensuring the supply of basic resources such as face masks, food, and shelter to the poorest and the needy.
ERR3 - Sustainable Design Did you know there is a place where we transform what others do not use, respect the environment and generate employment? In ERR3 DESIGN we contribute to the environment and we do it differently! We are a group of innovative people in eco design in the city of Medellin!
Empower Nigerian Students With STEM Skills This project aims to empower underserved students through hands-on STEM education and life skills that will prepare them for gainful employment and lifelong self-sufficiency. Your donation will give students access to a free after-school program that provides mentoring and resources for real-life applications of STEM not in the curriculum. They will gain essential skills in technology, innovation and creative problem-solving for future careers in a number of growing, in-demand fields.
Sponsor  Education for Children in Rural Uganda This project will  support primary education, provide supply of scholastic materials, nutritious meals for children and critical literacy support to 358 disadvantaged children living in peri urban communities of Matugga in Wakiso  District, Uganda.
Education for 50 poor children in Kyrgyzstan This project will restore 50 children from poorest families in Issyk-Kul region to school with our support. We will buy stationery, appropriate clothing such as uniform and shoes for these children. Also we provide these children with hygienic supplies such as toothpaste, toothbrush and hygiene kits for girls
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Esha, Kanav, Audrey, Rishi, and Julia have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to train local entrepreneurs. Through this, vulnerable men and women will develop capacities in vocational & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
HRE for refugees and frontline workers  in Germany HRE Germany will train a pool of 500 trainers of both refugees and host community members in unique and effective relaxation and stress relief techniques to strengthen peace of mind and trans-cultural understanding through the HRE (Healing, Resilience, Empowerment) program. Furthermore, they will share their learnings and co-teach others. HRE also will support them in co-developing a guide with good practices for other host communities, refugees, frontline workers and decision makers.
Nepal Emergency Aid 2020 We have decided to support Bhaktapur and Kirtipur district in Nepal, by supplying food, as rices, beans, oil, salt, soya beans and items of first necessity, including masks, toilet paper, soap and paracetamol, to those in need.
Support Riparian Reforestation with Azuero Farmers As we celebrate Earth Day this month, the Azuero Earth Project invites you to help expand our efforts to restore stream-side tropical dry forest habitat in Azuero. Last year we planted 5000 trees with 7 local cattle ranchers. This year the demand from landowners for reforestation partnerships is even greater. Riparian reforestation creates habitat for monkeys & other wildlife, connects existing forest, & enhances farm sustainability. Help make the 2018 planting season a success!
Junub Youth economic empowerment project This project will  assist 100 refugee Youth, women and Adolescent girls to  overcome  both  unemployment , abuse  physical  and psychological   obstacles   that   displacement   presents.   It   promotes   psycho social well being  and  cognitive  development;  helps  Women and youth refugees  to  regain  a  sense  of  security, independence, dignity, and self-worth and  provides YOUTH refugees  with  skills  and  knowledge  to  become  employed in various candle sectors and be self sustaining
Sierra Leonean Youth as Family Planning Educators Marie Stopes Sierra Leone (MSSL) will train and support 60 youth peer educators to inform their peers about reproductive health and where to access services. MSSL seeks to support young people to speak with other youth about family planning and sexually transmitted infections to break down myths, provide accurate information in a confidential way, and show youth where they can access youth-friendly, non-judgmental services should they want them.
Nutritional food for 280 chidren living in shelter One of the essential elements of life is access to a well-balanced diet. The NPH Nicaragua home has 150 children that live at the home and more than 130 children that attend our school as external students. The proper diet and nutrition can help the children succeed inside and outside the classroom and their daily activities.  The NPH Nicaragua kitchen serves around 5,000 meals per week, with an average weekday serving 750 meals. Weekday lunches are the busiest meals for the kitchen because they
First Things First! Let's Help the Teachers Teach Imagine:A classroom full of children, dancing and singing, in the center is Andrew, the CharChar Trust's Education Officer, who has helped 10k children to learn English, and educate other teachers in child-friendly phonics teaching practices.   Andrew and his colleagues are HEROS, they give 100% to a life changing future for the children. Please help our heroes to continue doing what they do the best - making teaching and learning active and fun, for a brighter future for all Malawian children!
Human Artificial Vision. Prosthesis for the blind. Change radically the quality of life of blind people through a non-invasive visual prosthesis that allows them perceive images in real time.
Break The Cycle Of Poverty Through Education in GT Ninos de Guatemala (NDG) provides over 500 children from low income families with access to the quality education they deserve. Operating 3 schools, NDG partners with families and the community to help children gain "skills for success" that will serve them in both education and life.  NDG strives to be self-sustainable due to its Child Sponsorship Program and its two social business initiatives: a Spanish school and a tour operator based in Antigua, Guatemala.
Braille Education for Blind Children in Ethiopia Ethiopia is believed to have the world's highest rates of blindness and low vision. Based on the assessment of the presenting visual acuity, the national prevalence of blindness is 1.6% and that of low vision 3.7%. There is accessibility issue and limited special education schools for the visually impaired. Hence, this project is designed to undertake Braille education program  for  20  children with visual impairment a year in order to integrate them in the formal education system.
Paza la Paz - A step towards peace in Colombia Colombia has been suffering from violent conflicts in the past 50 years, which had led to poverty, job shortage, criminality and bad health conditions. For the past 14 years, Horyzon has been sucessfully working together with YMCA Colombia to improve the situation of disadvantaged young men and women. Using a wide variety of educational programs, Horyzon managed to help thousands of youth by keeping them away from the guerilla's forced recruitment and enabling them to take a step towards peace.
Connectivity for Hurricane Dorian first responders Communication among those organizations and individuals responding to Hurricane Dorian was critical for saving lives and restoring normalcy. After Dorian wiped out the Bahamas communications and internet infrastructure, it was impossible for first responders to communicate and direct rescue and recovery efforts. NetHope, a consortium of global nonprofits and tech companies, stepped in to provide the powerline of internet and communications technology to get responders where they needed to be.
Support Peacebuilding in Medellin, Colombia At a crucial time in the history of Colombia's war for peace, we aim to facilitate peace-building processes by empowering pre-existing community organizations with the skills they need to spend their resources most effectively to stamp out violence and crime and create peaceful communities in the Comunas of Medellin most affected by conflict.
Construction of Barr christian vocational center A donor should care about our project because the funds the donor will donate will be used for the buying of cement, roofing iron sheets, roofing nails, metallic windows and doors frames, metallic roofing frames, chairs, tables and desks. This is because we don't have funds for the construction as people are still recovering from the long wars of the Lords resistance army rebellion in Northern Uganda. When the vocational training school is constructed then we shall train orphans, vulnerable chil
Navrat: Lets find every child in Slovakia a family In Slovakia there are currently 4500 children without a mother or a father who would read them a bedtime story in the evening. They live in orphanages. 10 years ago, this number was one third more. These children often suffer from hurts and insecurities more than others. The Navrat organization has been helping them to find adoptive mothers and fathers, foster families and it also works on helping families in crisis.  Help us: We want every child in Slovakia to have a family.
Antenatal care for 1000 rural Tanzanian women This project brings a mobile outreach for (pregnant) women and children under two years, to people living far away from health facilities in Lower Moshi, Tanzania. It provides education, ante- and postnatal care, consultation and materials to the doorstep, bringing down maternal and child mortality. We endeavour a healthy future for all mothers and children in rural Tanzania, in which they all have access to basic healthcare so that the circle of poverty can be broken.
Youth For Change About Youth For Change:  The goal of our program is to equip participants with life skills and work experience by employing them in a variety of projects.  Some of those projects include:  Constructing, maintaining or repairing hiking trails, restoration of natural areas, park construction or repair, trash removal and general clean up of natural areas.   Program Mission:  is to provide young adults withopportunities for success through job skills training, education, teamwork, andwork experience
Supporting  Children & Migrants in Sierra Leone Ibrahim Bangora has been helping impoverished,  vulnerable children in Makeni, Sierra Leone for the past 10 years.  He has managed to provide them with food, schooling, and clothing.  He has also been instrumental in repatriating local women who have been trafficked abroad.  AAI recently rented a house to serve as an office and emergency shelter and started a sponsorship program to provide schooling for some of the children. More help is greatly needed for these deserving women and children!
Appropriate Medical Technology for Poor Countries The EATSET project offers a low-cost and affordable simple blood transfusion device for victims of internal bleeding in road traffic accidents and ectopic pregnancy.
Educate the Most Underserved Children of Pakistan Founded in 2003, Khoj School has successfully turned ten villages from 6 to 25% of rate of literacy to 100% literacy in the district of Sheikhupura in Pakistan. The villages are a hub of criminals without the most basic services. The girls in these villages are the first generation going to school. A number of girls have earned post graduate degrees. The School has an innovative approach that focuses on action led logical thinking and creativity to promote tolerance, peace and gender equity.
Save The Newborn  in North Gonja District This project would  help improve healthcare delivery for newborn babies and their mothers by equipping the Labor and maternity ward of the district Health Centre in the North Gonja district of the northern region of Ghana. The health centre serves a population of 43,000 but lacks essential facilities to deliver quality services to achieve goal of SDG 3.   It will contribute to improving adoption of quality nutrition and hygiene practices  among pregnant women and mothers in the target district.
Prevent Cervical Cancer for Women in Oyo, Nigeria Cervical cancer is a preventable disease that kills thousands of Nigerian women yearly. The Access to Basic medical Care (ABC medical) Foundation is committed to reducing the impact of cervical cancer in Nigerian women by providing accessible screening and treatment facilities in Oyo State. 20% of  women screened in a recent exercise tested positive for HPV infection. Further diagnosis of precancerous lesions and treatment  needs to be provided for these women.
Educate & empower 3,600 kids in Jharkhand, India In a region of largely tribal & uneducated population, this project aims to enable and support communities to educate all children thus achieving 100% enrollment & retention of kids for 10 years in school.

India Literacy Project (ILP) partnering with ChetnaVikas, an effective local NGO is working in 20 villages (Dumka district)  allowing families to dream a better life via education/rights awareness, to show them that education is the best investment for their future & to live beyond serfdom.
Build Somo's Kisumu Hub! Somo's first cohort in Kisumu launched in August!  This cohort will graduate in November and we will be making our first investments in January of 2020. In order to prepare for onboarding these newest members of our Acceleration program we will be launching our Kisumu Hub. We have secured land in one of the informal settlements we work in, Nyalenda. Now we need to build the space! If you would like to help us build please contribute to our crowdfunding campaign.
Philippines Typhoon Relief Fund Tropical Storm Vinta (internationally named Tembin) caused devastating flash floods and landslides in the Philippines. More than 200 people are dead, and 160 are missing. This fund will provide relief to people impacted by the storm in the form of emergency supplies like food, water, and medicine, in addition to longer-term recovery assistance to help residents recover and rebuild. All donations to this fund will exclusively support disaster relief and recovery efforts in the Philippines.
Improve response to child abuse in the Arctic The Umingmak Child and Youth Support Centre will be the first Child Advocacy Centre in Nunavut, a northern Canadian territory with a child abuse rate at 10 times the national average. The centre will address the needs of child victims of abuse providing a welcoming, central location, co-ordinating the efforts of service providers and supplying additional staff and services to support the child and family.
Brighten the Future of Gaza's Children In this time of darkness and need, send wearable solar-powered lights through the blockade to Gaza children. These lights will help children study and play safely in the long hours when the power is out. We are partnering with Little Sun to purchase solar lights with a rechargeable, replaceable battery, and with SunBox, to install whole home solar systems designed by a Gaza engineer to charge phones, laptops, run a refrigerator or TV, & turn lights on. Please hold Gaza's children in the light.
Chile: Ayuda a estudiantes afectados por el fuego Es el incendio forestal mas grande de la historia de Chile. Mil viviendas, 577.000 hectareas de bosques y siete establecimientos educacionales han sido destruidos. Es urgente apuntar a la reconstruccion y ayudar a que los ninos y ninas de colegios publicos retomen su vida y en marzo puedan volver a clases.  Chile is suffering from the worst wildfires in the country's history. 577,000 hectares of forest have burned. This project provides assistance to students whose schools have been destroyed.
Preventing school dropout of 400 children in India This project would prevent school dropout of 400 children from extremely poverty stricken families, for both children residing in the Children's and Observation Homes and children discharged from these homes thereby eliminating the risks of dropout children (re)turning to crime or becoming child laborers.