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Supporting Flood Victims in Japan This project provides humanitarian assistance to victims of recent floods in Japan. As of Aug. 14, 2021, 1.5 million people in Saga, Nagasaki, Fukuoka, and Hiroshima alone have been placed under the highest emergency alert after rivers broke their banks, inundating homes. The danger is spreading, resulting in landslides, evacuations and deaths. In response, we are conducting rescue operations and providing medical support in affected areas, lead by ARROWS, our airborne search & rescue squad
Tony Hawk: Build A Skatepark In Watts--Match Funds Tony Hawk has joined the youth of Watts to create a skatepark that will promote a healthy lifestyle and be an alternative to the crime, gangs, and drugs that pervade their challenged community.
The people of Chametla need your help Citizens, Girls and boys from the community of Chametla have headaches and breathing difficulties, due to a fuel company that is emitting toxic gases nearby this community of 2187 inhabitants, specifically, two schools and in. Many complaints have been filed against this company, but the authorities have only temporarily closed this industry that processes fuels. In addition to this, many inhabitants of the area burn their garbage, worsening the air quality and causing serious healthalterations
Support Young Environmental Leaders in Mexico We will provide young environmental leaders of the Sierra Gorda Biosphere Reserve with leadership training, environmental education, guidance, and a community of fellow young activists through a regional network of EcoClubs, a true display of intergenerational knowledge transfer. These empowered leaders will promote environmental stewardship in their communities, organizing clean-ups, recycling programs, organic agriculture, and campaigns to reduce communities' footprint.
Medical Relief for Refugees in Greece The SAMS Global Response program was founded in 2016 with the aim of providing medical relief to vulnerable persons and refugees. Our first project is in northern Greece, where we provide primary healthcare for 3,500 refugees in four official camps. Additionally, SAMS-GR provides transportation for referrals and builds local capacity through community health programs.
Creating Opportunity for Darfur Women The Baskets of Darfur project aims to support the livelihoods and dignity of Sudanese women who are living in Internally Displaced Persons camps in Darfur, Sudan.
Emotional intelligence classes for 30 kids under 8 The depression and suicide rates among children has increased 200% in the past years. One of the main reasons is the lack of emotional intelligence due to over exposure to digital electronics and absent parents. To lower the statistics, we offer a space where kids can learn to identify and channel their emotions with yoga, painting, crafts, singing and meditation. Through weekly classes for three hours, the kids are exposed to a different way of learning about emotions in a safe environment.
Sponsor Fellows for Tohoku and Japan's Recovery ETIC will train and match 200 young aspiring entrepreneurs (Fellows) with 100 social business leaders that are heading reconstruction efforts to rebuild Tohoku through economic empowerment in 3 years (from Jun 2011 to Mar 2014). The lack of young aspiring individuals is the bottleneck to promote recovery projects effectively and efficiently, and the demand for this service is larger than originally anticipated.
Secure Safety and Rights for Afghan Families To bolster service and security for the thousands of women and children housed and supported in our shelters, and to continue providing professional representation in cases of human rights violations.
With Japan, We Prepare Together Within 48 hours of 2011 disaster in Japan, International Medical Corps had teams on the ground, working hand in hand with local agencies to fill essential gaps and reduce suffering. Today, International Medical Corps and Association for Aid and Relief, Japan (AAR Japan) seek to build the capacity of communities and agencies to improve preparations for rescue, relief, and recovery efforts that reflect the needs of the entire population, including those persons with disabilities (PWDs).
Burnout relief for 1,000 Healthcare providers Healthcare professionals are our essential defense on the front lines against deadly infectious diseases such as COVID 19, and they are operating under tremendous strain to provide quality care to a surging number of patients. We aim to protect them from the harmful effects of chronic stress in these trying times by giving them skills to better manage stress and difficult emotions, strengthen their interpersonal relationships, cultivate emotional resilience and improve their mental well-being.
Hurricane Matthew Relief in Haiti Leveraging more than six years of experience working in Haiti, this project will provide emergency supplies, hygiene kits and psychological first aid for flood stricken communities in Port-Au-Prince and in the Leogane area.
Reducing child and maternal mortality in Nigeria Cornerstone Foundation (Global) is working in Nigeria to reduce child, infant and maternal deaths by building medical facilities and training doctors and medical staff to world class standards.
Mercy Birth Center Building Project 2019 Mercy In Action has long established birth centers for the poorest in the Philippines, delivering over 15,900 babies free of charge since 1991. Now we have just finished building a new clinic & birth center on land owned by a local family much loved and trusted within Mercy In Action. This Midwife-led Birth Center is already shining in our community with loving health care for local families! Now we are finishing it by adding a meeting room on the roof and finishing off the inside furnishings.
Empowering urban refugees in Nairobi. Xavier Project exists to provide opportunities to urban refugees in Kenya and Uganda who are otherwise excluded from the means to live fulfilled and dignified lives. Through a holistic approach to development urban refugees will be able to take back control of their lives and make a positive change to their communities. Through education refugees can find work to become self-sufficient, our livelihoods programme promotes their economic stability, and through media we are giving refugees a voice.
Enhancing livelihoods for 3360 Women in Somalia An increasing number of women are becoming the heads of their household, because of conflict, bereavement or displacement. Faced with generating a livelihood and with domestic responsibilities, including caring for children or elderly, they can struggle to make ends meet. It empowers women by enabling them to create sustainable businesses. From henna application to weaving of baskets, these women are self-made entrepreneurs despite the myriad of challenges they face.
Relief for Hurricane Harvey flooding We have a team (of volunteers) on the ground in Houston and have appointed community leader Mrs. Lisa Forney, Vice Principal of Cardiff Junior High in Katy, Houston, as our Project Leader. 39,000 people lost their homes.  Phase one of this project was meeting basic needs (blankets, soap), phase two was helping them get back on their feet (cooking supplies, bedding, school uniforms), then providing food (Thanksgiving pop-up) and now we are fundraising for Christmas food.
Disaster Relief and Rehabilitation across India Ongoing implementation update: http://bit.ly/RDSFloodRelief2019 Kerala, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Assam, Odisha and other eastern and North Easter parts of India are heavily affected due to un precedented higher than usual rains. We are actively working on the response and seek your contribution to help support families affected
BizzyBox Lending Project Together, we can help reduce the huge mental and physical strain on carers looking after loved ones living with dementia through our exciting new BizzyBox Lending Project! The activity products carers will be able to borrow will include puzzles, comfort pets and hug buddies. They will be delivered and collected from carers on the eco-friendly BizzyBox courier tricycle that the project will also be funding. With your help and support we can get the bike's wheels rolling and the hugs on the road!
Empower 100 High Risk Teen Mums in Sao Paulo City Ex -street child teen and pre-teen mothers are given reproductive health education, psychological support and practical life skills to enable them to transform their lives and that of their children.
FRIDA: Empowering digital platform for women The objective of this project is to improve the access of women to information, create their own economic independence, create better opportunities for their personal and professional development and that they can see themselves as main agents of their own development through participation seen as mean and objective. FRIDA seeks to be a Digital Community that helps women to positively impact their own lives and the lives of other women and their children.
Build Two Classrooms for Orphans in Uganda This project will build two classroom structures, and will enable children to study in a less congested and more conducive environment. At God's mercy Orphanage Centre children share one classroom structure with students of the Adult Literacy. The classroom has a separation of plywood. The classroom is congested during study time for both classes. The New classroom structures will be allocated to children only.
Save the Whales Again! Our mission is to end all commercial and scientific whaling by Japan, Norway, and Iceland and to end the brutal dolphin drive and porpoise hunts by Japan & the Faroe Islands while raising awareness...
Opportunities & Hope for Guatemalan Maya Women The Association of Highland Women will mentor 250 rural young women for success through the women's circle program that organizes mutual support groups that meet weekly.  Programming includes peer-to-peer counseling, literacy,  health and nutrition education, civic participation, leadership,  and enterprise development.     The process starts with improved cookstoves that provide women with the energy and free time to participate in empowerment programming facilitated by local social workers.
Social and Financial Solutions to Women in Ghana. People in our selected areas are poor and live on less than $2/day. They are however willing and able to work and change their lives but access to basic finance has been difficult to obtain. Banks asked to make deposits but these poor women have no such collateral. We are able to support these women financially to start or grow their businesses without asking for any material or financials. We put them in a group and use their group solidarity as a kind of social collateral.
PREVENTING MALARIA AND HEALTH INSURANCE PROJECT This project will raise awareness on Malaria and rescue children from contracting Malaria in the Gomoa-East District of Ghana by providing the children an opportunity to receive a mosquito net, insecticides  and be insured under the Ghana Health Insurance Scheme to receive free medical health care. For these vulnerable children, their continuous battle with malaria not only has wider implications for their long term development, it is a matter of life or death.
ICT in Education Why ICT in Education: ICT in education is the mode of education that makes use of information and communications technology to support, enhance, and optimise the delivery of information.  We intend to include students with disabilities and other disadvantaged rural children in providing computer skills needed and opportunities available in technical and other mainstream careers.  We require (40) computer sets for use of 271 school children and 75 resident students with disability
Empower Teenage Mothers Affected By HIV/AIDS The goal of our project is to improve the lives of women and teen mothers impacted by HIV/AIDS through social economic empowerment; Psycho-social support: During the implementation period of this program, beneficiaries  will receive counselling sessions to restore hope for life, healing, and cope with the trauma. teen mothers will be trained on Gender Based Violence prevention, Sexual and Reproductive health. The will be done a vocation training centre of sewing, tailoring and hairdressing.
Protecting endangered whalesharks in Mexico Training for up to 20 fishermen to be whaleshark guides will help to conserve whale sharks and provide viable alternative income generation. Over-fishing has led to unemployment.
Water well 1300 people in Chargel village - Gambia To provide safe drinking water for a highly populated rural community in Central River Region of The Gambia. 1300 people shall benefit from this project
Sponsor a Student: Shamma This project connects sponsors to Shamma, a student studying at Haitian Connection Network's (HCN) Student Computer Center, located in Montrouis, Haiti. $2,000 provides Shamma with all the tools necessary for 1 whole year in HCN's Higher Education Program.
Protect Congolese Forests and Peoples This project will help support practices that safeguard the forests, ecosystems and inhabitants in the Eastern Provinces of the Democratic Republic of Congo. As a collaborative group of concerned individuals and groups based in South Kivu, the Congolese Foresters Network strives to improve the lives and environment of this region.
California Wildfire Relief Imagine waking up to sirens and banging on your door telling you to leave immediately due to fire. Imagine panicking and leaving with what you have on and nothing else. Imagine then losing everything you have ever owned, worked for, and  cherished. This is a true grim reality for those in California dealing with wildfire. There have been over 6,049 Incidents just for CAL FIRE this season.   Thousands of homes have been destroyed.   Livelihoods lost.   California is dealing with pure destruction.
Save Child Marriage Victim Girls in Pakistan This project will create momentum for preventing child marriages in Sindh province of Pakistan. Faith leaders and journalists will be trained. Awareness will be raised through interesting theatre stories about the harmful effects of child marriages and about new laws passed against child marriages would be imparted to adolescent boys and girls students and their teachers, parents. Social, electronic and print media campaign and utilization of IEC material would also complement the campaign.
Empower disadvantaged Armenians with legal advice Last year CAIA helped 400+ vulnerable people of all ages born in 26 different countries through advice and practical support about their rights as refugees/migrants, as isolated older/disabled people, women/children subsisting on low incomes, poor accommodation or threatened with homelessness. CAIA enables them to address the inequalities they experience such as cultural exclusion, language and digital barriers to progress from surviving, coping, to adapting and thriving in society.
Special Needs After School Enrichment and Respite A comprehensive/wrap-around after school program serves kindergarten through 5th grade children with profound special needs and provides respite, support, and a "home away from home" for families where like services are otherwise unavailable in the community.
Sustain home-care for 140 cancer-patients @Uganda Hospice Africa Uganda (HAU) will increase our caseload, adding 140 patients with late-stage cancer, HIV/AIDS and/or other conditions causing serious health-related suffering. These patients are too debilitated to leave their homes for health care. We provide home-based hospice and palliative care, supporting them and their families/caregivers through their terminal illness. We bring treatment that greatly reduces pain and symptoms and provide counselling for patients and families.
Provide meals in Mozambique following Cyclone Idai In response to the devastation caused by Cyclone Idai, World Central Kitchen has activated #ChefsForMozambique to provide thousands of meals a day to support and empower the local community on its long road to recovery.
Education is a Conversation Education is a Conversation: I Want to Live! We Want to Live! Don't You? will work to improve the sexual and reproductive health of indigenous youth in Chiapas, Mexico by reducing violence and overcoming shame and stigma. Using engaging group methods and cultural stories, people practice speaking about shameful topics by talking about the lives of story characters that mirror their own. This leads to improved self-confidence to help themselves and others.
Securing Tiger and Elephant Habitat in India In the last 100 years, tiger populations have plummeted 97% to only 3,200 individuals due to habitat destruction and overhunting. Once found in 30 countries across Asia, today tigers are found only in scattered fragments across 12 countries, in less than 7% of their historical range. With the endangered Asian elephant sharing the same shrinking habitat, protecting India's remaining wild places is essential to the future of these two iconic species.
Support for children in disaster areas in Japan Children affected by the disaster in the Great East Japan Earthquake of March 11, 2011 have lost family, friends and the community.
This project will reconstruct the community with a focus on children by providing play spaces in evacuees' housing areas and streets by "Play car",  and building a park with the children, and conducting  the event with local community people.
Empower Cambodian children with quality education ODC has been offering free English lessons to underprivileged children in Cambodia since 2015. By providing quality education, we help combat inequality and empower individuals. Despite Covid-19, our 2021 enrolment increased to >150, when teaching and learning switched to package deliverance and online. 2022 will see an even bigger surge in enrolments. Our new project includes the building of more toilet facilities, a library and a reception area. Local well-trained teachers will join our team.
Farmers of the Future: Empowering Unemployed Youth The Greater Kruger region of South Africa experiences severe unemployment, with 15-24 year olds making up 70% of all those unemployed in Mpumalanga. Our goal is to equip young adults with theoretically and practically business skill sets to identify and establish entrepreneurial opportunities. We run an Agro-Ecology focused business training program with specific focus on climate resilient indigenous crops. This leads into food-stuffs product development and small business start-up support.
Help Kenyan and Ugandan Women Provide Clean Water Over 3.4 million people die per year from poor water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) conditions. Global Women's Water Initiative (GWWI) trains African women to build and sell water filters, promote good hygiene practices and become social entrepreneurs launching WASH businesses. Help GWWI support female technicians to build 200 biosand filters providing clean water and promoting good hygiene to 1000s of students and families in Kenya and Uganda, keeping girls in schools and women earning income!
MAKE "HOME EDUCATIONAL CORNERS" FOR 150 CHILDREN SOS Children's Village Macedonia plans to create "Home Educational corners" to enable 150 children to attend classes from home due to COVID 19. Coming from the poorest families, not having basic conditions for home education we will provide them with study desks, chairs, educational materials, and internet & educational support services for one year. This project will prevent these children from leaving the educational process and prevent them from living by the rules of the "street".
Insulating in cat sheds  and Solar Plates We need to put insulating in the sheds of wood where our cats live for the hard winter that we have in this zone, with a lot of cold, rains and snow. Also we need to extend the installation of solar plates, Only we have one at the moment for all the installation and need minimum 2 more to cover all the needs of the shelter.
Stimulating Early Childhood Reading in Bulgaria The project will bring to children in the 1-6 years age group in low-income and underserved neighborhoods about 850 media items (books, games, videos). Those items will enrich the collections of 10 active libraries in small towns and villages and help them develop programs to stimulate early childhood reading; organize reading of children's books to both children and their parents; educate parents about the benefits of early childhood reading and train them how to read to their children at home.
Migration: Help Children in Chiapas, Mexico By providing life skills, we are fighting against the culture of migration and violence in the families of the Chiapas Highlands. By giving families knowledge, and promoting self-respect and self-care, we strive to support and care for children and communities at risk for addiction, disease, and especially family disintegration.
Help 20 Egyptian youth become formally employed EFE-Egypt will train 20 underprivileged young Egyptian men and women in its Workplace Success program and then place them in formal private sector jobs, allowing them to live a more dignified life.
Sparking growth for 10K Ethiopian farmers, weavers Ethiopia boasts the fifth fastest-growing economy in the world, but is still one of the poorest countries. With the right tools and support, Ethiopian producers can potentially take advantage of this double-digit growth to enhance their productivity and improve their livelihoods. A new MEDA (Mennonite Economic Development Associates) project, EDGET (Ethiopians Driving Growth, Entrepreneurship and Trade), will help 10,000 families link to better markets and climb out of poverty.
Help Feed 800 Venezuelan School Age Children Research* shows that 3 out of 4 children are unable to attend school regularly due to hunger and malnutrition. Foundations Pabellon con Arepa and Oportunidad y Futuro have partnered to buy groceries and ensure they are efficiently used by school pantries in La Vega, one of the poorest sectors of Caracas, Venezuela. Your contributions will provide daily meals to over 800 children. This will significantly decrease drop-out rate and keep children in school. *Encuesta Condiciones de Vida 2017- UCAB
RECREATION CENTER FOR ORPHANS AND STREET KIDS This project will construct a recreation center in the North West Region of Cameroon, providing a safe haven for approximately 300 orphans, street kids and Internally displaced children affected and traumatized by the ongoing anglophone crisis through music, arts and craft, agriculture, sports  and critically needed professional trauma recovery services etc.
Support 7 Weeks of Full-Day Summer at CAMP IMANI CAMP IMANI is Summer Camp for 130 inner-city children ages 5-11 at PS 282.  We provide fun filled activities in an enriching, secure environment. YOUR SUPPORT helps provides a full 5-day, 7-weeks of trips, athletics, dance, music, archery, and more. The Campers come from families who otherwise could not afford camp or the type of specialized instruction we Provide. Children deserve to play, build friendships and learn.
Investing in 20 needy girls learning how to sew It is important because we at BSL Inspirations believe if we empower these girls, they will not only become self-reliant but also breadwinners of their households and by extension contribute to the growth of their communities.
Creating playroom for disabled children in Yelatma This room will provide a safe stimulating play area for mobile children with special needs who have nowhere else to play in Yelatma orphanage.
Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs - Grants and Other Financial Assistance Agreement - Cooperative Agreements U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs. GrantSolutions Interface Document G1 1014344646 reversed on 09/22/2018
Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs - IAA w/ US Dept. of Commerce (CLDP) U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs. IAA w/ US Dept. of Commerce (CLDP) - Franchising in the West Bank Interagency Agreement Number - SNEAAC17Y0004-0001
Jordan, Syria, Lebanon Appeal United States Population Migration and Refugee Assistance, Appropriation 1143. Protection and assistance needs of refugees, migrants and conflict victims worldwide. [International Committee of the Red Cross]