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Help feed rescued & retired Gili ponies today Stud Horse Riding and Rescue provides a permanent home for rescued and retired ponies.  There are 16 ponies living onsite.  Only 7 are suitable for riding.  The rest are retired, injured or too small to ride.  This project is to raise funds to purchase the necessary horse feed, medication and water that the horses need to survive.  This project also supports several starving working ponies on the island whose owners could no longer afford to buy feed and freshwater.
Prevent mexican children from living in the street The Family Care Program seeks to prevent at-risk boys and young men from leaving home to live in the streets. They may be at-risk because they have dropped out of school, are using drugs and come from homes with significant levels of violence and poverty. Our focus is on families living in Mexico City. Our specialized interventions allow the creation of safe and healthy environments that are conducive to children returning to school and having healthy social interactions.
Reaching the Disabled Through Mobile Clinics Many disabled people cannot access our center due to lack of mobility, accessibility, inability to be carried and costly transport options. We will reach them through a mobile clinic.
Educating Deprived Mineworkers' Children in India Many mining communities in Rajasthan lack schools. Illiteracy is rampant and breaking out of poverty is next to impossible. Building schools  & educating children provides alternative to work in mines
Reducing Vulnerability in Juveniles in detention The best way to support children and ensure their positive development of both themselves and society is with education. For children in conflict with the law - those most in need of support and personal development - education is often unavailable. Prison Watch Sierra Leone plans to recruit 10 teachers to provide free tuition to 100 children in detention in Freetown and Bo, Sierra Leone, to provide young people in detention with marketable skills and reduce likelihood of reoffending.
Hydro Power for 1,000 Albay Fisherfolk This project will rebuild a typhoon-damaged microhydro power plant to provide lighting and improve the livelihood of poor households on the Rapu-rapu island in Albay.
Chiguru - a cultural event for the underprivileged "Chiguru", in the regional language Kannada, means "budding", and the project aims at providing a platform for the budding future citizens to showcase their cultural talents. Over a 3000 children from government and informal schools across Bangalore (India) will participate in various traditional/cultural events. It helps facilitate the all-round and holistic development of underprivileged children and also kindles interest in volunteers from the community to engage with these children.
Protect Coral Reefs in Malaysia Reef Check Malaysia works to conserve Malaysia's ocean and marine ecosystems. Malaysia is part of the Coral Triangle, home to more than 75% of the world's coral species. Our Projects are based in 3 locations in Malaysia - Tioman Island, Mersing group of islands, and Mantanani Island. Our teams are based on these islands, where they work with the local communities to empower them to look after the marine resources.
SPONSOR & SAVE A DIABETIC CHILD'S LIFE IN KENYA Diabetes is a major public health concern in Kenya with dire implications in terms of premature death & healthcare needs pushing families deeper into poverty. The incidence of type 1 diabetes is on the rise & many children's lives are at risk due to late diagnosis. Prevalence of pre-diabetes & type 2 diabetes is increasing at an alarming rate in kids as a result of modifiable risk factors such as obesity. We aim to provide the best clinical & educational interventions to the beneficiaries.
Building a Future for Brick Kiln Children in India This project works with 500 out-of-school migrant children aged 3 - 14 years from brick kiln worker families in Thane, Maharastra to access mainstream education to support them to break free from  the generation-to-generation cycle of poverty and illiteracy due to indentured caste-based brick kiln labour
Keep 800 Girls in School in Kibuku, Uganda This project will train 40 women to make Eco-Sanitary pads for 800 girls who would not have been able to stay in school otherwise due to lack of appropriate menstruation sanitary products.
40 women will be provided with the skills, absorbent materials and machines to produce re-usable sanitary pads. Enabling young girls to stay in school, feel comfortable and less ashamed about an important stage in their development.
Building Healthy Communities Community-based health education workshops targeted at health-workers, home-based carers, chronic illness sufferers and their families, enabling them to take responsibility for their own health
Provide Safe water in 25 Indian villages This project provides safe drinking water in 25 marginalized poor tribal villages of India’s Gujarat state through installing hand pumps.
Furnishing Families in Wiltshire "To their home a family calls,  empty rooms and bare walls.  They lie to sleep on a cold concrete floor as they have done many nights before" Families in poverty cannot afford to buy many household items or replace broken goods such as washing machines, cookers or even beds to sleep in. KFR supports the vulnerable by providing affordable, safe items for their homes. This winter we are asking you to help fund items for vulnerable people in Wiltshire. Helping provide a REAL difference.
The Tatnall School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Madison, Mia, Breanna, Clara, and Simone from The Tatnall 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-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
empower 150 productive Palestinian widows in Gaza This project will empower and reinforce a significant number of productive widowed and divorced women in Gaza City in Palestine. After this they will be skilled and they can have their own livelihood, taking care of their children, sponsor their orphans, so they wont rely on charities.
Empower 500 Homeless Girls with Books and Wellness Between November 2019 and May 1, 2020, thousands of Filipino families became homeless due to non-stop calamities including a large earthquake, typhoon floods, the eruption of Taal volcano in the capitol region, Covid19, armed conflict, and a major fire in Jolo, Mindanao. Women and girls are the most seriously affected. This project will empower girls made homeless from these disasters by providing books and school supplies to continue their education and hygiene supplies for wellness programs.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Udai, high school students Jacqueline, Piper, Aadhya, and Chloe have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Support children and persons with Disabilities Persons with disabilities (PwDs) are the most excluded and marginalized community. With 40-80 million disabled people, India has one of the highest numbers of PwDs globally (World Bank report); 69% of them live in rural areas (India Census 2011). We seek your support to provide relevant medical aid and healthcare, and improve access to greater educational and employment opportunities. We, thereby hope to enhance and empower the quality of life for 308 PwDs in 14 villages.
Holistic Development of 300 Women in Gujarat The Information centres will offer women and adolescent girls building their capacities and make linkages to the required services of local government as per their need through our information centre. It includes getting prepared for documentation to avail the govt. welfare services for food, nutrition, vaccination, health and livelihood. Make sure that every child in the community goes to school. The centre will provide life skill related training and linkages for holistic development.
Give 50 Street Soccer Players Education This project is providing young and disadvantaged boys the opportunity to develop their skills as soccer players and to become leaders in their community. These children have troubled family lives and very little income  - and by providing to the "Education through Soccer" program, a donor is improving their lives and increasing their potential to succeed.
Sport Dans La Ville Sport Dans La Ville is the leading professional integration organization through sports in France. The aim of the Sport Dans La Ville program is to provide a springboard for Young people by offering support, education, guidance and help to enter the world of work.
Students Learn Waste Management in Tibet Tibetan Village Project and d Students Shoulder to Shoulder will build a recycle station with the goal of teaching locals to dispose wastes properly, and identify recyclable materials. In addition, students will explore and assess how communities can turn recyclable materials into re-usable items that could create more economy for the village. By spreading the use of the eco-brick- plastic bottles stuffed with plastic trash- locals will have new materials for construction.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, high school students Sofia, Joseph, Isabel, Marissa, Anne, Brigid, Nick, and Denise 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.
Sulawesi - Indonesia Emergency Relief A tsunami hit Palu - Central Sulawesi after a 7.4 Earthquake happen in this area. It kill more than 1400 people per Oct 4th. There are more than 600,000 people live in Palu and Dongala. We need to send more funds to our local partner to purchase basic supplies, hygiene, food, fuel and first aid kits to be distributed to families affected by the disaster. And also help to rebuild and renovate school for the children as soon as possible.
Treating 3500 Poor TB Patients in India & Cambodia The Purpose of this project is to treat 3500 Tuberculosis patients annually in more than 2000 disadvantaged areas in India & Cambodia. The project will educate a population of 4.2 million about the prevention, treatment and control of TB.
Build 152 Resilient Villages in Horn of Africa The project will provide cash transfers and asset creation for 250 Households @45$ as those affected by ongoing drought in Northern Kenya. A vast majority of the communities have lost capacity to cope with drought due to climate change literally losing their livelihoods. Food crops production was low associated with late land preparation while nomadic herders have lost their entire livestock. Marsabit Long rains assessment puts the number of households in need of food intervention is 291,000.
Being Healthy is Worth Celebrating! Beit Uri is an inclusive residential community for youth and adults with special needs from different religious and cultural backgrounds from all over Israel. In normal times our devoted staff and numerous volunteers from around the world strive to keep every resident healthy and engaged no matter how severe their disability. The Corona virus has made this all the more challenging.
Prevent for a Better Future In 2015, 219 legal medical evaluations were carried out for alleged sexual offenses in the municipality of Bello, which places it second in number of cases after Medellin and as one of the highest in the country. To prevent the occurrence of new cases, The Dar Luz Foundation, together with the authorities of the municipality, will execute a training program aimed at training students, parents, teachers and leaders to prevent and deal with the occurrence of acts of sexual abuse
Protecting  Girls from Genital Mutilation in Kenya Tareto Maa is a community based organization that aims to overcome the cruel traditions of female circumcision and child marriage within the Maasai community. We built a rescue center which currently shelters 122 girls who refused to be circumcised and to be married by force and who were cast out by their families. We take care of the costs for food, clothes, and education for these children. In addition, we run information campaigns on child rights and child health in the local community.
Leer es Poder Literacy is the key to self-empowerment. MuJER's 'Leer es Poder' literacy project is essential to the success of the women it serves. It not only provides women with the ability to read and write, but also with the self-confidence to take full advantages of the other programs MuJER offers.
Skills Training & Job Creation for 150 RuralYouths The targeted project areas consist of large school dropouts who are victims of many unfortunate circumstances, the very awkward situation in which these youths find themselves need immediate special attention most certainly if given an opportunity by offering them special training for jobs and some skills to
enable them become self-reliant. The expected result is that these youths will be of service to
the nation and the problem of unemployment and poverty will be greatly curbed.
Send an poor Malawian Child to school for 3 years Most rural Malawian children are forced to enter into work that is detrimental to their education and growth. Parents and guardians are either not aware of the terms and or agree after being offered incentives, contributing to high drop out rates from school. Education is the key to every nations development. COIDA is working to eliminate child labourers and mainstream them into basic education by providing scholastic materials, school fees as well as economic support to their families.
Sponsor Rhythmic Gymnastics Carpet for London kids A & V Rhythmic Gymnastics Club (Latin names stands for Amicitia and Validus - Friendship and Mighty) one of the first clubs founded by Friendship Society charity in London to provide safe and fun environment for rhythmic gymnasts. Sport for all  promotes a social 'growing-together'. More than 200 kids are members of A & V Rhythmic Club. However classes are oversubscribed and to increase opportunity for kids to join Society there is need to purchase  Rhythmic gymnastics carpet for the new venue.
Training of Afghan Women Health Professionals Improving the health of Afghan families today through health education and investing in a healthier tomorrow for Afghanistan by training women to be health professionals, midwives, and vaccinators
Training Program to train Group Home Managers Vidya Sagar, is a 33 year old NGO working with PwDs. Given the fact that PwDs want autonomy in where and how to live and that they do not want to be shut away in institutions, we have designed a training program to train the primary stake holders as group home managers(GHM) & quality control monitors. This will be an intensive 18 month course for 10 members starting January 2019 including empowerment strategies through experiential learning.The GHM's will manage the then set up assisted Living
Empower WestNile's vulnerable poor respond 2 COVID West Nile-Uganda having 76% of the rural population living below one dollar per day is struggling to respond to health and livelihood challenges imposed by COVID-19. Seed money of atleast $31,080 is urgently required to develop a community health insurance scheme dubbed "chicken for health". The scheme will link improved livelihood of members though rearing of chicken to community economic empowerment to facilitate enrollment and strategically purchase of health services in response to COVID.
Pilot sex ed app with 1000 teens in NM, MS, and TX Real Talk is a new and innovative mobile app that uses real stories from real teens to help teens ages 13-15 learn about puberty, bullying, healthy relationships, and other relevant sexual health topics. This project will bring Real Talk to teens in 3 states with the highest teen pregnancy rates in the nation, delivering relatable and credible health information to teens who need it most while giving us insight on how to better reach and impact areas with the highest rates of teen pregnancy.
Help Revolutionize Education For Peruvian Children We believe in the power of education and trust the potential of all Peruvians. We want a country where every student has the opportunity to realize their purpose and achieve their dreams. To do this, we work daily inspired by our dream,  that is to achieve that by 2032, at least 8 out of 10 children and young people receive an education of excellence.
Shelter House for Women Victims of Violence When poor women who are physically, psychologically or sexually assaulted by their partners or ex-partners flee or report these crimes, they urgently need a safe place where they and their children can stay temporarily to protect their lives. With your help, we will be able to provide nutritional food, personal hygiene items, psychological and legal counseling, therapeutic activities and social accompaniment to these victims of gender violence, in our Shelter House for Women Victims of Violence.
Help us bring our Thai artisans to safety! We are raising funds to supply artisans with clothing, food, sanitary healthcare needs, shelter, dry and safe workplaces, and craft materials.  Without these, our artisans are paralyzed.  They cannot work for their families and communities. A Global Friendship needs your help so that we can help our artisan friends get back on their feet and on the road to economic sustainability.
No Health without Mental Health-Support YoungMinds YoungMinds is the only UK-wide charity committed to improving the  mental health and emotional wellbeing of children and young people. 850,000 children and young people suffer from a diagnosable mental health disorder, and 75% of all enduring mental health problems begin before the age of 18. Over 50% will have gone untreated at the time. It's our mission to improve the emotional resilience of all children and to ensure that those who suffer mental ill health get fast and effective support.
Turner syndrome awareness in Ecuador This project plans to tour the largest provinces of Ecuador to provide information and sensitize at least 200 people.
Support Poor Couples to Access Family Planning The project will provide access to quality family planning products and services to over 500 young couples belonging to rural villages in Uttar Pradesh, India. This would enable them to take an informed decision to plan and space their pregnancies as per their choice. By contributing as little as $10, you can help these couples lead a better reproductive life.
Ethiopian Hospital in Need of Anaesthetic Monitor Anaesthetic equipment is a vital part of any surgery; without it patients can face complications that could be fatal if they are not monitored correctly. Each year, Project Harar, together with a team of international surgeons and anaesthetists, helps 50 patients with severe facial disfigurements undergo life changing surgery that can take up to 5 hours to complete. The EMMA machine is vital as it monitors our patients CO2 and respiratory rates, ensuring safer surgeries for all our beneficiaries
Donate sanitary pads to 500 schoolgirls in Uganda We will buy sanitary pads and give them to 500 poor girls in a school in rural Kampala, in Uganda. The number of girls dropping out of school increase as they have reached puberty. Stigma around menstruation is one of the reasons for this. We give out reusable sanitary pads as well as educate the girls about menstrual health and practices. The objective of this project is to eliminate stigma, educate youth, and keep 50 girls in school.
Formal education for the children of Cameroon The socio-political crisis in Cameroon is hurting the most vulnerable; the children. Their quality of life is affected by the current situation, leaving many of them without one of their basic rights: education. They are the future and they need hope. There is no better answer than to provide them with access to a decent formal education.
Safe Childbirth in Rural Tibet Most women in Tibet give birth at home without access to emergency care or materials and training needed to prevent infection and hemorrhage. We have been working for 10 years in Eastern Tibet to provide a clinic, trained doctors and midwives, and community health educators who teach safe home birth messages, give out clean birthing kits and document birth outcomes. Our project will pay health workers' salaries for 1 year and help install solar electricity and heat in this rural clinic.
Youth Centre for 100+ Young Leaders in Honduras educate. works to empower young people in Honduras through community-driven educational initiatives. Alongside our scholarship programme for high-potential youth in the rural department of Santa Barbara, we are working to raise the funds to open the department's first Youth Centre. This centre will provide 100+ young leaders with educational opportunities and trainings in entrepreneurship, community engagement and global citizenship. The centre will also act as a local library.
Saving Sight and Lives in Tanzania Every year, it is estimated that 670,000 children will die of vitamin A deficiency, and another 350,000 children will go blind. Helen Keller International provides high-potency vitamin A capsules twice-yearly to children under five to save their sight and lives. Last year, more than 13 million capsules were provided to children aged 6-59 months in Tanzania. With your help, we can protect even more children.
Empowering Cambodian children with language ODC has been offering free English lessons to underprivileged children in Cambodia since 2015. Covid-19 has not halted our students' education as our teachers quickly moved to delivering packages and online learning, when many NGOs have closed. Our reputation for delivering excellent education has resulted in many more children enrolled in 2021. Two new classrooms and more teachers will be needed  in 2022 to accommodate nearly 200 children enrolled in our full and part time programs.
Skill Development & Vocational Training  for Women We are initiating this project  so that we can provide the girls & women with skill development program and vocational training, who are from rural parts of Nepal with weak financial background especially the earthquake victims who are vulnerable to human traffickers, to help them earn a living in their own villages and support their family. We will also be going to support the girls who had to quit their schooling because of the financial problem, by providing them scholarships to be educated.
Reading and Literacy for 1500 Children in Nigeria This project will improve literacy and promote reading culture among over 1500 children, young people and their families in Obanliku LGA, Cross River State, Nigeria. Lacking vital literacy skills like reading holds a person back at every stage of their life. As a child they won't be able to succeed at school, as a young adult they will be locked out of the job market, and as a parent they won't be able to support their own child's learning. This cycle makes social mobility virtually impossible!
Public Mini Libraries Giving access to everyone in the city to books and a friendly platform is a great way to promote literacy and social cohesion all at once. The project installs free mini libraries around the city, connecting poor districts with a funny and innovative libraries network. The project also promotes civic participation and democracy in Argentina (democracy was re-established in 1983 after decades of dictatorships).