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Prepare Bulgarian Kids for the Jobs of the Future Telerik Academy School provides free education in programming and digital science, helping students aged 7-18 develop key digital competencies and knowledge and become bold inventors, digital leaders and sought-after professionals. Our aim is not to turn all kids into developers, but to teach them creative thinking and problem-solving skills and prepare them for the jobs of the future. For 10 years we've taught 12,000 BG kids how to code. Our goal is to train 12,000 more kids by the end of 2024.
200 Pakistani youth Interfaith Dialogue for Peace The aim of this project is to facilitate and provide avenues to promote peace and interfaith understanding among the 200 youth in Pakistan, particularly in Sargodha, Faisalabad, Jhang and Okara as the pilot project areas.
End hunger & food waste in Trinidad & Tobago Food wastage and hunger are two major social problems in Trinidad & Tobago. Nourish TT uses an app to move surplus food from the supply chain directly to charities who serve meals to the needy and vulnerable.
Startup Orphanage for 10 Special Needs Children More children with severe Cerebral Palsy (CP) as a result of abuse are abandoned by family and placed by the Taiwan government in residential nursing homes, usually populated by the elderly. The Taiwan Love and Hope International Charity is establishing a startup Children's Home that can legally accommodate 10 children (0-12 years old) with severe disabilities so that they do not end up neglected in a nursing home. The goal is to rescue, love, and provide them efficient healthcare services.
Help equip a computer workshop BRC's mission is to uplift destitute orphans, children, and households from the ravages of poverty.  One of our primary goals is to search, document and share traps of destitution, through deliberate profiles and appraisals of our select beneficiaries.  Pursuant to this goal, we have initiated a computer workshop; we are looking out for donors and well-wishers to appropriately equip the workshop.  We highly appreciate your contribution.
Empower India Rural Girl Children with Education This project empowers the rural, underprivileged girl students studying at Isha Vidhya schools in India, by funding their education, noon meal and transportation. Girl students benefited by this project can focus on their studies without a worry about their fees, food and safe transportation to the school.
35 Young Boys Using Football To Improve Health The project will work with 35 young boys in Gulu District to expand football to both in-school and out-of school girls and use games to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS amongst their members. Talking about such difficult topics as HIV/AIDS/STIs and sex with youth requires appropriate - and attractive - entry points. Sport can tackle factors that contribute to the spread of HIV/AIDS by providing knowledge, life skills, access to services, and safe and supportive environments.
Flood relief for displaced communities in Myanmar This project will provide food/non food items distributions and other forms of emergency relief for displaced communities in Myanmar's flood-hit Rakhine, Magway, Sagaing, Mandalay, and Chin states.
Teaching handcrafts to 20 women in Argentina 20 women will be able to learn how to work the wool just as their ancestors did, and consequently, be able to sell their products and make a living of them.
Young Indigenous Women Empowered with Basketball In Chiapas, women's conditions are limited in their access to education, health, recreation and public spaces. Women from an early age must engage in housework and be prepared for the fulfillment of the role of being mothers. We find sports as a tool that improves development and physical well-being and strengthens leadership, teamwork and companionship.  To achieve our goal of empowering more than 50 indigenous young women, we need to form in basketball.
Power Clinic & Borehole for Blind Kids in Cameroon The project shall install a 10kw solar mini grid system that will power an existing borehole and the clinic unit of the Bulu Blind center Buea, in order to ensure uninterrupted access to safe drinking water and better health services to over 40 blind kids of the Center and residents of the community . The electricity generated will also power the poultry farm, arts and guild unit and ICT units of the center, eliminating the high cost of running the center thereby making it self-sustainable.
School Outreaches and Sensitization Project School outreaches and  sensitization project aims at equipping  students in main stream primary and secondary schools with intellectual and practical skills. The project will be implemented through vocational clubs established in five schools. the students will then be trained in selected soft and hands on skills. Competitions will be held where the best vocational club and school will be rewarded. This acts as a motivation to other students hence  promotion of vocational education.
Provide school lunch to 3900 hungry Kenyan kids Impoverished school children in rural Kenya can't do well in school when they are hungry.  Hunger is the reason many primary school children miss school or have difficulty paying attention and learning well when in class.  Our school lunch program partners with 19 primary schools to assure that at least 3100 orphaned and vulnerable children have a healthy meal while at school.  Parents and guardians are hired to prepare and serve the meal, providing needed family income.
Teach self-esteem to 600 needy Romanian women We are offering for 600 Romanian disadvantaged women from rural areas, group therapy sessions in order to improve their mental health, informative medical sessions about reproductive health, lessons about the legal ways to protect themselves from domestic violence and, for those who need it, free hairstyling look changing sessions. We bring precious information, gifts, joy and we ask them to change their attitude, to be courageous and to value their person.
Western Europe Flood Relief Fund Severe rain caused intense flooding in Germany and Belgium, destroying homes and towns. Dozens of people have died, and thousands of people are unaccounted for in Germany. This fund will provide immediate relief to survivors and support long-term recovery.
Therapeutic recreation for patients in Boston At Spaulding, we help people of all ages to find the strength to live life to the fullest after a devastating injury or illness.  Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital is a national and regional leader in patient care and research, serving people from greater Boston, eastern Massachusetts, across the country, and around the world.  The Spaulding Young Professionals Group is raising funds to support the therapeutic recreation space in our new Charlestown facility.
Send 500 non school going children to School The Organization is working in community need based issues in the target area for a long time . During the working in the area felt that there is problem of non school going of poorest of the poor family's children is a big problem of the area . For knowing the fact the Organization conducted household survey and we know the present scenario of non school going children in the area.
Feed 50 children with malnutrition in Medellin This project will be executed in three phases. Phase 1: Approach the population to identify the children under some level of malnutrition or at high risk of being malnourished, who find themselves in psychosocial risk. Phase 2: Select the initial beneficiaries and connect them with the Soup Kitchen and our Child Center. Phase 3: Nutritional follow-up, academic tutoring, psychological sessions and educational workshops.
Safe Drinking Water for 1200 School Kids This project will provide safe drinking water to 1200 children in the municipality of Anzaldo (Cochabamba, Bolivia). Teaching staff and school kids will be trained on the use and maintenance of water filters and other simple technologies to obtain safe drinking water. Adequate infrastructure will be provided and hygiene conditions will be improved. Parents and community leaders also will be informed and trained, thus impacting the community at large.
Recreation for 200 Special Needs Children in India Tamahar works for children with developmental delay due to brain damage. Apart from regular alternative therapies, we realize the importance of recreational activities in the holistic wellness of these children. Currently we are working with over 60 children in Bangalore and believe that they deserve to go beyond mere survival and should get the opportunity to explore variety of games and fun programs like any other children. The idea is not to impart skills but to bring them sheer joy!
Die Arche - Dusseldorf "Making children strong for life!" This slogan neatly sums up how "Die Arche" reaches out to support socially disadvantaged children and young people in inner cities of Germany. Every day, the children we support enjoy a free lunch, get help with their homework and have a chance to participate in meaningful after-school activities.  At "Die Arche", we give children the space they need to discover their potential. We nurture their talent, encourage and facilitate educational achievement.
Improve the Income of 30 Widows Nduli Tanzania The purpose of this project is to alleviate abject poverty of 30 neglected widows who each has 5 dependent children and elders.  Organization offers them Psyche social counseling and Materials such as Food, Excise books, Pens, Pencils, Clothes, Soaps, and cooking oils.  As Organization we provide entrepreneurship education together with supporting materials for business as a starting capital.   The targeted area is Nduli Ward at Iringa Municipal Tanzania
Sustainable WASH Infrastructure for School This Project will install a sustainable WASH Infrastructure in the Government Schools of Nepal which will provide students with the easy accessibility of clean safe drinking water, better hygiene awareness , CDGE Friendly Sanitation Facilities and better water sources management. This will directly benefit the child health and their education. It will prevent girls students from skipping the schools during their period. It also emphasizes on the equity in the WASH Infrastructure in school.
build a nursery school for 400 households in kenya This project will build a nursery school in northern Kenya, in Lekiji village, giving  educational foundation for over 400 households sand witched between two large private ranches with no access to any basic infrastructure, electricity, clean water, schools, health center, and transport, they live in abject poverty  and suffering. The children are learning under a tree at the moment and a classroom will shield them from the scotching sun and illiteracy will be a thing of the past in Lekiji
Help 557 rural Nepalese with access to clean water An estimated 3.5 million Nepalese lack access to basic water supply and a majority of this population occupies the rural hills of the country. Lack of water supply is also preventing these people from adhering to good hygiene and sanitation practices such as using a toilet and handwashing. The project aims to benefit 482 individuals from 102 households and 75 students from a community school in Juke, a rural community located in the hills of central Nepal, through access to potable water supply.
Elgon Youth Development Centre The purpose of this programme is to reduce the suffering of the orphans and vulnerable children, build their capacity through giving them love, care, education and simple activities to do so that they become productive in the society.
Launch a Wheelchair Center in Kenya Uhambo is launching a social enterprise wheelchair center that provides services to wheelchair users, hospitals & medical centers. The center will: train and hire people with disabilities to be wheelchair technicians to assemble & repair chairs; provide clinical services; train caregivers and community members. Your donations, along with two grants, will support the initial phases of launching the center: a site evaluation and WHO approved wheelchair seating training for occupational therapists.
Provide trauma relief to workers in South Africa Formerly Hoedpsruit Training Trust, Hlokomela runs TRE appointments (Trauma and Tension Relief Exercises), to help rural farm workers deal with trauma and stress in their lives.  This project aims to support 20 community workers in rural Hoedspruit to be trained in TRE.
End Witchcraft Branding and Stigmatization (EWBS) The End Witchcraft Branding and Stigmatization (#EWBS) project is an advocacy campaign designed to combat the widespread branding and stigmatization of children as witches in the southern region of Nigeria. BRCI will over the duration (24 months) of the project advocate for improved laws, train police officers ans other first respondents and engage traditional leaders and religious leaders on the need to end child witchcraft branding and stigmatization.
Enhance Access to Historical D.C Landmark This project will improve safety to an historic building that houses a library, museum, and archives of Masonic history. The library is the oldest library that is open to the general public in D.C. The museum houses valuable artifacts that display Freemasonry throughout history. The building is open for guided tours.
Build a Horse Therapy Centre for Disabled Children This project aims to create a safe relaxing environment for disabled children and their families by building a horse therapy centre for residential stays and an equestrian riding arena. The children will attend therapeutic riding sessions twice a day, bond with horses, and enjoy beautiful surroundings. Their parents will have time to get away from the daily routine and experience respite. Our organization will provide all that to the disabled children and their families for free.
Save the lives of 480 stray dogs in Jericho city The Palestinian animal League plans to carry out a TNVR project in Jericho city where 480 stray dogs will be spayed and neutered, thus saving them from being shot or poisoned by the local authorities
Educating girls from Myanmar affected by conflict Around 184,000 children aged 3-17 in conflict-affected areas in NW Myanmar are most at risk of missing out on education. To address this issue, the project provides quality education for those affected by conflict, especially orphaned girl children who cannot otherwise access or afford it, to include the disabled, displaced, and those from poor minority ethnic groups. Once completed, these girl change agents will become the next leaders and lay the foundation for a brighter future for Myanmar.
Support 30 Disaster Relief Projects in Philippines Hello everyone! I'm Grace and I will be GlobalGiving's Field Traveler in The Philippines for 2019! Over a three-month period, I will be visiting 30 of our local nonprofit partners. I will be supporting their work in helping communities to rebuild livelihoods after the devastation of multiple super typhoons in the past decade. While in the field, I will be conducting site visits, meeting with community leaders face-to-face, and organizing training workshops to help them work and grow effectively.
Community Radio Waves Empower Rural Guatemala Guatemalan community radio stations play an important role in providing information and preserving indigenous culture. This project will train the next generation of community radio broadcasters.
School Ready Adopt-A-Backpack Program School Ready Adopt-A-Backpack Program is an easy way to have a profound impact on students and their learning experience. Make school a better place for both students and teachers by the simple act of providing school supplies.
To Provide Education for Needy Children in INDIA This project will help children who cannot go to school because of poverty to study and get a job out of caste system in India. "MOTHER BABY SCHOOL" branches are largely set up in poor village. Also, another new project is that we support each individual student from elementary school to job hunting. It is  the education that their children would receive that would help bring them out of poverty. Through education, we are giving them chances to move beyond their caste and careers which they want
Hygiene kits for Storm Washi families, Philippines Over 470 000 people were affected by Tropical Storm Washi, sadly nearly 1,000 people died and others still reported missing.  

To help with immediate needs, Merlin is working with a local NGO to distribute hygiene kits and offer basic medical assistance, in the longer term we plan to rehabilitate health facilities and train health staff to prepare for future emergencies.
Winter Weather Gear for Kids On January 31, 2019, Battle Creek Regional Airport recorded the lowest temperature (-18 F) seen in 100 years (1/31/1899), with the coldest wind chills recorded at Brownlee Park at -42 F. February and March also brought record lows. Throughout, Charitable Union stayed true to its 133-year mission and distributed a record-breaking 64% more (1,382) sets (coats, hats, gloves, scarves, and snow pants) of winter weather gear to low-to-moderate income children of Calhoun County, MI.
Nourish 1000 Malnourished Children 4 Cleft Surgery Mission Smile nutrition team has supported 1000 cleft children in North east India and helped restore both health and smile of the malnourished children. Currently another 1000 patients are enrolled in the program. The Nutrition Programme mandates to provide free counselling, medicines & food supplements to such children but is not being able to due to paucity of funds. With help of kind donors  we plan to help the malnourished  children attain the perfect health for cleft surgery.
Empower urban refugees through training skills This project aims to empower refugees and asylum seekers in Kampala with literacy and life skills in order to become self-reliant. The project intends to equip this vulnerable group with basic functional adult literacy skills. As the target group is from countries where English is not the official language, these people find it hard to communicate, interact and integrate within the Ugandan host community. Furthermore it aims to empower refugees through sports and offering seminars and discussion
Train and Empower 50 Refugee Women in Jordan The Advocacy Project (AP) is seeking funds to build on our 2017 campaign for 50 women refugees from war who receive services from our partner in Jordan, the Collateral Repair Project (CRP). CRP will use the  funds to professionalize training at the refugees' collective, the Hope Workshop. The women are already selling as much as they produce. They have also told their stories through three spectacular quilts which AP exhibits in the US and Europe as we make the case for welcoming refugees.
Educate, Equip, Empower Girls and Women in Nigeria The project will tackle issues of poverty, girl child education, networking and access to opportunities. This project targets girls and women of four different profiles in Kaduna in northern Nigeria. Through the project, we aim to subsidize the education of ten girls in public secondary schoosl over two years, train and mentor 120 indigent rural women (mostly widows and heads of households), engage 100 adult females in two tertiary institutions and empower 2 female artists.
Clean Water & Sanitation for Schools in Kenya Fathers And Kids Camping (FAKC) are partnering with Project Maji to bring sustainable access to clean water & sanitation, to three neighbouring schools in the water-stressed region of Machakos County, Kenya. FAKC is a non profit group established in Dubai in 2010, specialising in bringing fathers and their children closer together through life-lasting challenges, and create tangible impact for communities in need.
Women Empowerment The Toa Nafasi Project is an educational program, not a separate centre or school, that aims to support grade one and two students in the Tanzanian school system who are experiencing learning difficulties. We train young women from the local community as tutors for these students and provide medical and psychosocial referrals. In 2019, The Project expanded to an additional five schools and will be implemented in a further two schools in 2020, making a total of 11 schools.
Sanitary Facility for School Children in Tchamba AZAE Togo plans to build a sanitary facility for a middle school in the village of Tchamba, Togo. This project will contribute to the access of clean water and improve the children's everyday school experiences.
Providing Bilingual School to 200 Honduran Youths This project will provide a bilingual education focusing on improving  math and reading literacy to 200 poverty stricken Honduran children that would not be able to afford a private school education without us.
Transforming the care of children in Sri Lanka The aim of our campaign is to ensure that children living in orphanages reclaim their rights, and grow up in a family that provides them with the love, care, education, and stability they need. We are working with the Sri Lankan National Childcare Services to close orphanages by developing alternative family care, and a new system that empowers and educates women and girls, and strengthens families.
ECLEKTICA jewelry association from Pasto The ECLEKTICA jewelry association from Pasto is made up of vulnerable youth, indigenous people and single mothers of the municipalities of Guachaves and Pasto in the department of Narino, Colombia. It has 10 members, who design, manufacture and market jewelry in silver and related metals such as bronze, copper and recycled brass, creating accessories. Our jewelry process applies a clean production strategy, where chemicals have been replaced by natural biodegradable materials.
CAMPS manufacturing shelter coats for the homeless This project has two main objectives: create decent jobs for homeless people who will manufacture shelter coats for the winter and on the other hand produce and deliver them for others living in the streets.  We will train our program beneficiaries in the arts and crafts of sewing so that they can acquire the skills that will guarantee a decent job. At the same time, we will provide other homeless with the production of coats that turn into sleeping bags for the cold winter nights.
Mental Health Care for Families in the Middle East Since 2011, more than eight million people have been displaced by ongoing crises in Syria and Iraq. Fleeing violent unrest, many have sought refuge in refugee camps, unfinished buildings, or informal settlements. In Iraq, Jordan, and Lebanon, we provide mental health support to families who have faced unimaginable violence. Our psychological and psycho-social support sessions address deep-rooted trauma, provide an outlet for grief, and re-inspire hope for the future.
Give Opportunities to 150 Kids in Bogota Your donation can improve the life of 150 kids between 5 and17 years old, who have experienced the problems of  Colombia's big cities.  Now we want to provide a space in which the kids can have activities of culture, sports and preparation for their future. They come from low income families neglecting their children, who spend a lot of time on the streets expose to drugs, often with physical, psychological, and/or verbal abuse. AIMY has been working for 58 years with this vulnerable population
Emergency COVID in Brazil The images of the mass graves arriving from Manaus: Brazil, with 209 million inhabitants, is heading for one of the highest death tolls in the world. Families are very poor and parents, often illiterate, are unable to be the right guide for their children and find themselves doing humble and underpaid jobs in order to pay the rent and feed their children. The project wants to make a concrete help to families, helping to pay for food and housing.
Provide education for 1000 Nigerian children This project will provide access to quality education, school materials and care to 1000 out of school and under privileged children from the most vulnerable communities across Nigeria, and also provide mentoring program and general support services to the children, especially the girl child.