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Give the Gift of Education to Bolivian Girls The Helping Hands Project provides support for marginalized and disadvantaged youth, especially girls at-risk and in extreme need, in the department of La Paz, Bolivia. With help from the Project they can access a high school education and post-secondary training. By providing school materials, school fees, transportation, uniforms and lunches, as well as counseling, the Project enables our girls to finish a secondary education and go on to post-secondary training.
Give Children with Disabilities an Arts Education Our Programme provides education to children and young people living with and without disabilities. We offer two courses, the Special Education Project (SEP) for children and young adults with learning disabilities and the Inclusive Arts Course (IAC) for young people with and without disabilities.
To maintain the clinics in good function The project is to maintain the operations and function of the clinics for those who don't have access to healthcare and live in an extreme poverty. We aim to maintain our clinics active to prevent diseases and promote health and safety, to improve health of local population and abroad. Through partnership, our centers tend to influence changes of people behavior, provide the necessary services, and save their lives.  Our goal is to provide medical services to the underprivileged.
Equine Assisted Therapy for Vets, Kids, Adults In 2014, DreamPower Horsemanship provided equine-assisted activities and therapies to more than 450 children, teens and adults with special needs. Sixteen kind and patient equine partners work in the DreamPower program. This project will support our horses, making it possible for them to keep up their good work.
RCRA Outreach Programs to Support Women & Children This project will raise funds to support the maternal and child health work of RCRA. RCRA is the product of the people of the Rwenzori region's work to overcome the challenges of their mountainous environment and provide care for each other.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Joy, Cathy, Harmony, Jasmine, and Gidey 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.
Sunrise Day Camp-Pearl River Sunrise Day Camp is the only full-service dedicated day camp in the US for children with cancer, ages 31/2-16, and their siblings.  It is a very special place where children can come, FREE OF CHARGE, and enjoy a summer filled with fun, friendship and activities - things that are often denied them because of their medical condition.  Sunrise Day Camp-Pearl River opened in July, 2013 and is the third Sunrise camp worldwide.
Value Based Skills Oriented Quality Education Bhagavatula Charitable Trust (BCT) provides a three part curriculum for rural and tribal children of Visakhapatnam district of Andhra Pradesh and enabling them to pursue technical higher education. With the best of the teaching and learning methodologies, these children are able to gain knowledge much better than their peers around while becoming leaders in their villages, creating a better future for everyone around.  This project aims at increasing the number of children to be educated.
Train Women Entrepreneurs From Slums in Bangladesh 25 women living in the urban slums of Chittagong will be provided with extensive business training and a loan of $200 to set up their own small businesses, such as grocery shops and roadside hotels.
Youth development programme Our mission is: (1) to prevent the transmission to future generations of hatred and resentment that are legacies of apartheid; and (2) to foster a culture of human rights among young people.
Education for autistic children  in Rural Rwanda The project will initially support 30-50 children and adolescents by establishing a cost-efficient model for care, support and education of children with autism and similar disorders in the Eastern province of Rwanda. It will increase the skills of teachers and parents to support children with autism and other similar disorders and will help them to learn to their potential. It will also organize special classes for children with severe cases and integrate moderate cases in regular classes.
The Opportunity of Confidence. I Care! I-Care plans to train and empower 2,500 Community Health Workers in three counties in Western Kenya. Millions of girls and women miss 5 days school and work every month due to their menses. Pads are not available and money is lacking to buy them. Besides that, there is a huge taboo surrounding menses; 'the Red Visitors'.  Community Health Workers will reach out to neglected areas, sensitize girls and women about menstrual hygiene management, break the silence and provide re-usable sanitary pads
Teach Traditional Ethiopian Midwives to Save Lives By ensuring mothers and frontline health providers in Ethiopia have access to simple, proven, and affordable technologies, thousands of lives can be saved during pregnancy and childbirth.
Vaccination for kids and adults Disease prevention is key to public health. It is always better to prevent a disease than to treat it. Vaccines can protect both the people who receive them and those with whom they contact.
Day School for Dalit and Tribal Children The overall objective of this project is to improve the educational status  of  Tribal and Dalit children to meet the Millennium Development Goals. To increase the enrollment of Tribal and Dalit students in the formal school we will provide study materials like textbooks, notebooks, school bag ,uniforms,shoes, rain coat ,other stationery items and tuition fees at free of cost for improve the child's education. Hence, Elshaddai Ministries Trust has constructed and running the school for children.
Warm Clothes for Pakistani Kids in Extreme Winter In Pakistan, the lack of financial resources and extreme poverty makes 30% of the children in Pakistan extremely vulnerable during winters. At average, there are 3 children in each family of Pakistan and majority gets seriously ill due to extreme cold in winters and without having excess to warm clothing. A Small Clothing Package can make their winters warm and special. AWARD will provide warm clothing to 150 children from the extreme poor families in the giving season of December in Faisalabad.
Bring Health Care to 4000 Needy People in Israel This mobile clinic provides preventive health care and education to low-income and disadvantaged people in Israel by running "Health Days" in diverse locations across the country. Through free routine health exams, hundreds of marginalized individuals have been diagnosed and referred for continued care, thereby preventing potential health crises. The center also provides educational materials and assistance to help people navigate the country's health system and access their rights and benefits.
Koats4Kids 2020 Covid 19 has changed who nonprofits transact business and we here at Infinite Hands initiatives Koats4Kids will prepackage a new coat and gloves, 7 pairs of socks and a new poncho to the children housed at the chosen nonprofit and those placed in foster care.  Its extremely important to get these new warm items to children in need.  Your donations are greatly appreciated.
Support and Encourage Children in Learning English The project will address educational needs of children by organizing English language learning programs in the Brody city of Lviv region. We are already conducting English language classes for children under the banner of "Smile English Club" and "Lego English Lessons", which has proved useful for them. Children have shown tremendous interest in learning English and their interest continues to grow. The knowledge of English is necessary for children because it helps them in shaping their career.
Funding 4 leukaemia research projects Leuka would fund 4 innovative research projects to improve current treatment of leukaemia.  Our funding will nurture the next generation of top scientists to improve the lives of people affected by leukaemia and blood cancers.
Build the Agency of 150 Adolescent Girls and Women This project will provide 100 adolescent girls and young women, AGYW with vocational training and link them up to economic empowerment opportunities in Kaduna state and support 50 AGYW with funds to return to school and complete their secondary education. We will partner with the state education board and the state Ministry of Women Affairs to ensure enrolment back into school and linkages to economic opportunities to strengthen the agency and social capital of the 150 AGYW.
Give 171 children a classroom in Malawi Of the 413 children at Nankhono school, just 120 children have an indoor learning classroom, and the remaining children are taught under trees or basic, non-weather proofed shelters. Each year, this impacts on hundreds of childrens' learning as the searing heat and rainy season make for a terrible outdoor learning environment. With no boys toilets, and just 5 girls toilets for a entire school, this rural Malawian village has not enjoyed investment from large aid agencies.
Economic Independence for Women in Honduras Agros provides rural women in Honduras with the critical resources, training, and tools they need to learn new skills, start new businesses, and diversify income sources through productive and economic enterprise projects. These activities, combined with agricultural and human services support through Agros International's holistic community development model, empower women to become change agents in their communities, increase household income, and make a stronger future for their children.
Vulnerable Girls Emergency Support Fund This project will provide food, shelter, education, health and hygiene support for 750 vulnerable girls affected by the Coronavirus pandemic as well as with other upcoming disaster that is expected to happen in the near future.
Walking in Jaffa's Shoes Discriminatory policies in housing and education, police brutality, and eviction orders, make it nearly impossible for young Palestinians in Jaffa to build a future in their city, and resist the removal of their community. The mainstream story often told of Jaffa enables these trends of forced removal to continue. We seek to train Jaffa's young people, and those seeking to stand in solidarity with them, to lead alternative tours of the city and speak up.
Help Desperate Families from Pakistan Disasters The Afghan Institute of Learning is providing drinking water, food and shelter to Afghan refugees and Pakistanis who have lost everything from last year's earthquake, heavy fighting and now flooding.
Release 30,000 sea turtles in Guatemala ARCAS will hire local guides (the majority ex-poachers), conduct educational activities and purchase nests with the goal of incubating at least 30,000 olive ridley, green and leatherback sea turtle eggs in the Hawaii and El Rosario hatcheries on the Pacific coast of Guatemala.  The project will contribute to the conservation of these endangered species while also  contributing to the sustainable livelihoods of low-income local residents.
Empower Children with Disabilities in Bulgaria This project provides a loving family-type home for 12 children with disabilities in Bulgaria. The children once were isolated in large institutions, lost in a system which failed to treat them as individuals worthy of respect. In our small group house, they are treated with dignity and receive the attention and support they need to become more independent and valued members of their community.
Computers for 150 Costa Mesa Elementary Students This project will ensure access to required core educational materials, assignments and communication capability for 150 elementary students in Costa Mesa, California. With this access to technology they will be able to fully participate in the activities and projects at their school, the International School for Science and Culture. Funding this project will close the digital divide for these 150 students.
Free Antenatal Care for 50 Nigerian Pregnant Women This project will help 50 poor pregnant women in Anambra State to register and go for Antenatal Care (ANC), in oder to protect their health and that of the unborn child. During antenatal care, women learn about healthy behaviors and can also access micronutrient supplementation, treatment for hypertension to prevent eclampsia, immunization against tetanus, as well as HIV testing services and medications to prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV.
Mayan Power and Light Mayan Power and Light catalyzes local, green economies by empowering community leaders with entrepreneurship training and energy saving technologies for social and environmental regeneration.  Since 2013, we have installed solar on over 21 community buildings reaching 36,800 people, we trained 150 women in business skills and taught over 600 people hands-on solar power basics.
BUILD SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN FROM LOW INCOME FAMILIES This project will help to expand our registered daycare center from daycare program to primary school program, and will help 94 children from marginalized families of Muriet ward, in Arusha Tanzania to able to join primary school after completing the daycare program. When the project will complete, it will help children to acquire quality education which would be difficult for them to acquire from profit based schools.
Helping More Young Australians to Succeed in Life The Beacon Foundation is working towards an Australia that understands, cares and is motivated to support young people to successfully transition from education to employment.  With your help, and through programs that actively involve industry in education, we bring learning to life, increasing student engagement in education, introducing students to a range of jobs and employers, and providing the skills and inspiration necessary so they transition successfully from learning to earning.
Harm Reduction for 3500 people in Moscow ARF needs your support to continue providing daily lifesaving health and human rights services, health materials, legal advise and support to  disadvantaged people who use drugs in Moscow, Russia.
Help 600 Students Living in Guyana Learn to Read Blossoms of Guyana plans to renovate the reading room and donate 500 books to provide literacy education for 600 primary school children who come from the poorest areas in Guyana.  Blossoms will also provide school supplies for students and teaching supplies for teachers.   This project creates a library at the local school, provides a supply of books, school and teaching supplies which will help improve the educational outcomes of students.
COVID-19: hospital in Italy needs urgent help The aim of this project is to provide financial assistance to the hospitals of the Lodi province, where the first cases of COVID-19 in Italy appeared. They are much smaller in size than other hospitals and are faced with little financial aid. As all Italian hospitals which are treating Coronavirus patients, they too lack ventilators and basic equipment. The money raised will be used to purchase intensive care units and protective equipment (gloves, masks, body suit, etc.).
For Healthy Children & a Better Tomorrow This project will secure the salary of the nurse in charge of our free vaccination program at our medical dispensary for 24 months during the most recent financial crisis that Lebanon is passing through which have affected our program dramatically.  Up to 200 children from the suburbs of Tripoli a northern city in Lebanon considered to be one of the poorest cities in the middle east benefits from our program per month free of charge.
Relief for Taiwan after the 2016 earthquake IsraAID is responding to the February 6th earthquake by supporting the local government and civil societies with expertise in the field of grief care, psychological first aid, psycho-education, and resilience building for the small community in the Tainan that was most affected.
Provide entrepreneurship programs to students Our children are the future.Their education and preparedness for the workforce will be determinants of that future.Too often, today's at-risk youth are disconnected from both school and work because of familial, academic and economic challenges they face every day. A recent study found a major reason students drop out of school is because they do not see a correlation between academics and the challenges of their lives. Junior Achievement is a solution provider and help to bridge that gap.
Productive, Healing Center for Women in Mexico In September 2017 many villages of Oaxaca, South of Mexico, were heavily damaged by an earthquake. Una Mano Para Oaxaca aims to provide education for local people to improve their living conditions. At our Community Center indigenous Zapotec women learn about traditional trades in order to increase their income and rebuild their houses. This educational model strengthens  their collective voice and power, through healing, self-esteem, cultural and artistic workshops for women and their children.
ENHANCE 400 INDIAN GIRLS WITH COMPUTER SKILLS DIVINE TRUST seeks to enhance 400 under privileged adult girls in Virudhunagar district, India through Job Oriented Computer Education thereby prevent them from Contract Labour Slavery and poverty.
RESCUE JUNCTION NEEDS A NEW HOME Well so far what a journey it has been. Over 3000 children have come through the doors of Rescue Junction, some lost, some trafficked, victims of abuse, all in need of protection care and love. But now due to the huge increase in the numbers of children and the age of the current premises we need to build a wonderful purpose built bright new centre fit for the wonderful children we serve.
Capacity building for women NGOs in India This project provides 3 NGOs run by Indian Buddhist women from ex-untouchable background with capacity building to improve their project management, professional and administration skills.
Ending Violence Against Women in Juarez, Mexico Funds for this Initiative will support community-based women's rights groups that are using a variety of innovative strategies to end the wave of systemic violence against women in Juarez, Mexico.
Educational opportunities in Kenya and Uganda We want to grow so that we can improve the quality of education available to 15,000 students in Kenya and Uganda annually. This funding will enable the delivery of EPAfrica 2021.
To bring education equality to Tzu'tujil Mayans Middle and high school education is not free in Guatemala. Aldea Maya started the Chuk Muk middle school in 2012. Our project increases education accessibility by paying school fees and providing school supplies to Tzu'tujil Mayans in their own village. In addition, we have a learning centre  that offers free internet, photocopying, tutoring and a lending library which allows the students to complete school project at no charge and  gives our program a holistic approach.
Provide education to over 150 children in Belize Global Aid Consultants addresses the social problem of improving educational opportunities to communities in need. Our actions are proactive contributions to decreasing human trafficking, poverty, and violence. Global Aid Consultants solution is to show that access to early education (K-12 grade) promotes autonomy for self-determination and creates lifelong success.
Agro-Forestry Project for Indigenous of Honduras This project will help 80 poor indigenous families living in the dry corridor of Honduras.  Using an agro-forestry model, it will diversify and improve the diet of at least 400 men, women and children and help create surpluses for sale, as well as enhance the environment and increase water conservation. Farming in this way will give the families added resiliency to climate change disasters that are plaguing Honduras.
Scholarships for Dominican and Haitian Youth Yspaniola provides full-ride university scholarships and leadership training to talented students from impoverished batey communities of Haitians and Dominicans in the Dominican Republic. These scholarships empower students to become professionals and community leaders, allowing them to use their acquired knowledge and skills to bring their families and communities out of poverty.
LightSail - Flying to Other Worlds on Sunlight Help get us to the launching pad for LightSail 1! Support the LightSail solar sail spacecraft to reach space on a SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch in 2016. Technologies created for LightSail may enable other small, interplanetary spacecraft to achieve success. The creation and launch of CubeSats is within reach of universities and other organizations that could once only dream of flying their own missions. Longer-term, solar sailing holds the promise of propelling other larger craft to other planets!
A Name for a Future: help the children of Aleppo! In Syria there is an entire generation of children at risk of exploitation without accessing education health care, legal support and humanitarian assistance. Franciscan friars and Christian community are trying to face this challenge. We need your help to support thousands of unregistered children and their mothers living in Eastern Aleppo by sustaining the two centers where they receive psychological and educational support, primary goods and legal advice to be registered.
Build Hope: Empower South African Entrepreneurs South Africa has one of the highest gaps between the rich and the poor in the world. Over 10 Million people live below the international poverty line, the majority falling within the Black population. This is exacerbated by a high unemployment rate of 36.3% (8.9 Million people), StatsSA. The Hope Factory plays an active role in transformation through ensuring the sustainability of small black businesses. We build economic hope through personal, financial and business development.
Eye Care for Disadvantaged Children in China Eye problems severely affect the quality of children's life and pose impediments to their learning prospects. Migrant and rural children in China that are beset by eye problems mostly go untreated mainly due to lack of  resources and medical insurance coverage, leading to the future deterioration of the children's vision. To respond, our "I Care" project provides free eye tests, eye glasses and eye operations to disadvantaged primary school children.
Provide shelter for 100  HIV/AIDS positive women There are many widows in Uganda living with HIV /AIDS especially in rural areas with a huge burden of orphans, no food security, poor shelter, and no scholastic material resulting into high drop out rates especially in girls. With support of this project there will be reduced school drop out, improved shelter, reduced malnutrition in households, reduced stigma among people with HIV/AIDS  and reduction in further spread of the pandemic.
Nepal Education Fund A powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal on April 25, approximately 50 miles from Kathmandu. The affected area is home to many Room to Read staff members and program communities.   Room to Read opened the Nepal Education Fund to support our Nepal team as they assess earthquake damage in our program communities and provide support where it is needed most. The Nepal Education Fund will allow us to quickly respond to the efforts that need our immediate support and attention.
Rehabilitation of 360 Trafficked Child Laborers Educating and empowering 360 former bonded and child laborers over 3 years by providing transit rehabilitation, education, skill training, counseling and leadership building.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Carlie, Bianca, Katie, Drew, and Lisette 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 and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.