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Rural Medical and Surgical Eye  Health Outreach Long before the outbreak of Ebola and the COVID-19 pandemic, access to eye health care in Liberia was difficult and nearly impossible for rural community dwellers. As a result of this, New Sight Eye Center is proposing a comprehensive rural community eye health care in rural Liberia, focusing on   ten communities and targeting ten thousand beneficiaries in Margibi County.
Support the Scholarship Program at Uninorte This project aims to overcome a gap in access to education for underserved and low-income communities in the Colombian Caribbean Coast by providing scholarships for college education. The scholarship is awarded at Universidad del Norte, one of Colombia's best-ranked universities. The scholarship includes full enrollment in an undergraduate program, second language full course and maintenance assistance costs (food, transportation, accommodation and study materials) throughout the semester.
Support us pilot 100% electric delivery service Summary Greenfoot Africa is a Twende-supported social enterprise empowering local businesses and consumers in Tanzania urban and rural centres to Go Green and work more efficiently. We do this by offering on-demand pickup and delivery services using 100% electric, solar-powered cargo motorbikes accessible through web/mobile-based communication. We positively contribute to the fight against air pollution and global warming and improving efficiency to local supply chains.
Workshops on Lifeskils for Care Leavers in Poland This is a long-term program enabling the care leavers to meet on regular basis during the school year (twice a month, every workshops last about 5 hours) and learn important life-skills in group, and at the same time get emotional support. Program helps care leavers to preaper to independent life. Part of these meetings is dedicated to housing, law, health and vocational topics -training, writing CV, job appointment,  labor standards and rules ect.
Digitizing Civic Education in Tajikistan TajRupt is pioneering access to civic education in Tajikistan through extracurricular activism - from gender equality to debates and journalism. Our project seeks to impact secondary school students in rural areas of northern Sughd region. We want to establish digital resource centers through which rural students can participate in the activities and classes taking place at our Extracurricular Resource Center (ERC) in urban Khujand area.
Send surplus donated medical aid to Sierra Leone People living in extreme poverty in Sierra Leone suffer greatly from ill health, disease and malnutrition. This project will send one shipping container full of vital medical aid to rural health centres and hospitals where they constantly face shortages of vital healthcare supplies.  Everything in the container is donated surplus healthcare goods which would otherwise have been incinerated. Up to half a million beneficiary patients, 60% children, will access the healthcare goods free of charge.
Support Girls Leadership Mentoring & Training The goal of the Girls Leadership Mentoring and Training  program is to mentor and develop girls (leaders), who will be  proficient in leadership development, job skills and knowledge training, productivity, forward thinking and creativity. The program will actively engage monitoring and mentoring young girls in repeated cycles each lasting 3 years. This will be done through on-ground training, coaching and mentoring activities and online and social networking communities and engagement.
IMMEDIATE ASSISTANCE TO FIRE VICTIMS IN DAVAO CITY Approximately 3, 700 families were displaced after a fire engulfed three coastal barangays in Davao City, Philippines last April 4, 2014. The Children's Joy Foundation Inc. aims to provide disaster assistance to these displaced families by giving their immediate basic needs such as the constant distribution of meals and food packs and help the community recover from the said disaster.
Provide Music Classes for Children in Nepal Mitrata means friendship in Nepali. It's a word that epitomizes the meaning of love, care and support. Mitrata Nepal is home to over 100 underprivileged children in Kathmandu, Nepal, who participate in weekly music classes provided by the Playing For Change Foundation. The children look forward to their music classes each week and are grateful for the opportunity to express themselves and learn more about their culture and heritage.
Help Afghan Boys Trade Guns for Books Many Afghan boys want schooling but are too old or must work to help their families. Help 1,000 boys who have been refugees and/or soldiers get an education that will prepare them for successful, peaceful futures.
Save a Ugandan albino child from Skin Cancer This project will provide adequate skin screening, skin cancer diagnosis and sun protection education, sunscreen lotion, wide-brimmed sun hats and protective clothing  to prevent epidemic prevalence to this otherwise preventable disease. These are essential basic needs they have rightfully been denied. Skin Cancer diagnosis, skin screening, and sun protection education will be provided by the local clinic. The Program local clinic will also educate people with albinism and the  wider community.
Respond & Relief to COVID-19 TamilNadu,India Summary   COVID-19 Prevention and immediate relief for most 10,000 Vulnerable communities - families living with HIV/AIDS and most vulnerable labour force will be supported with Sanitary and Groceries kit in Trichy , Karur , Perambalur , Kanchipuram, Chengalpattu & Chennai  districts of TamilNadu, India.  Challenge The workers belonging to the construction sector are one of the major sections who are heavily affected by the shutdown declared by the government against the threat of Covid19 virus
Karen Fenton Fund - Home-to-Home Cycle to Dublin Martin completed Karen Fenton cycle challenge from Cork (Karen's home) to Dublin (Howth Road, where Karen lived before taking ill) on August 26th, 2020. Karen was due to turn 47 on August 27th but it was brought forward due to por weather forecast 27th.  This was a tough 278km cycle, time on the bike was 10hrs 40minutes. It was an early start for Martin setting out before 6.30am with arrival on Howth Road in Dublin at 7.50pm.  More info at https://www.karenfenton.ie/
The Pitch - Batting Cage in Sosua Working hard to grow a Youth Baseball Enhancement Program to a large community of at-risk and impoverished youth in Sosua on the Dominican North Coast we opened the current facility in Oct. 2017. Serving on avg. 150 kids/week we encourage kids to get off the streets, stay involved in youth activities (baseball) & continue their education. In 2018 we distributed $15K USD value in used equipment donated to us, then redistributed to the kids allowing all children under age 16 to practice for free.
Safe water springs for 3118 people in Ruteete The project will construct 6 protected water springs in 3 villages of Kyamusa Kyairweisenya and Kimuhon which will serve over 3118 people who are in dire need of safe  (hygienically clean), and reliable water as per our field visits. The provision of protected springs will significantly reduce water borne diseases and will improve the health of women and girls. Children's performance in schools will increase as they will easily fetch water and women will have time for more profitable activities.
Emergency Shelter Program There are no homeless shelters in Burbank.  On occasion, Burbank Temporary Aid Center provides emergency shelter at a local hotel for a family or individuals who have need of short term emergency shelter.  Priority is given to families with children or those with health issues.
The House of Restoration A house of safety, established in 2007 for abused and vulnerable women with their own children as well as teenage girls where they find shelter and safety, so that they can grow and learn life skills whilst keeping their children with them. Their basic needs are met such as healthy nutritious food, toiletries, clothing and shelter. We provide trauma debriefing, counseling and life coaching to help them find peace and acceptance with the past and help them move forward and plan for their future.
Empower 300 villagers in Ibadan slum, give water! This project will construct a borehole and install a hand pumping machine. It will provide access to portable water, improve health and socioeconomic power. Thus increasing productivity for 300 villagers in Akinyele local government area of Oyo state.
Build Habitats for Rescued Lions, Tigers, & Bears The Wild Animal Sanctuary provides a home for over 650 Lions, Tigers, Bears, Wolves and other animals - all rescued from horrific captive situations. We need your help so we can continue this important work! There is an abundance, over 9,600 acres, of beautiful, forested land at our new Wild Animal Refuge in southern Colorado. This project will support the development of new large acreage habitats for our rescued animals at the Refuge, providing a forever home for these magnificent animals.
Hurricane Irma Emergency Response Fund CARE has established the Hurricane Irma Emergency Response Fund, with a $1 million initial goal to support our humanitarian response and work with partners to provide immediate relief and longer-term rehabilitation in the most affected areas. Your gift will help us address the needs of the most vulnerable families.
Provide 100 Households in Uganda with Fruit trees This project will distribute fruit trees to 100 households to enable children and adults in the households have basic health derived from juice and also sell some to boost household income. Trees and forests also provide critical ecological services including: contributing directly to livelihoods and can complement other key components of poverty reduction (e.g. food production, education and primary health care)
Ecuador Earthquake Rapid Response All Hands has launched a project in response to the devastating magnitude 7.8 earthquake that struck Ecuador on April 16th. Our team of professionals is on the ground coordinating with national and international agencies in the humanitarian response. We are connecting suffering communities with people who want to help. We are seeing a need for debris management,  distribution networks, and construction of shelters for families and safe spaces for children.
Let's Help Miroslav to Hear His Mother's Voice Sounds are the whole world, it's hard to imagine that it cannot beThere are about 400 000 people with hearing impairments of different degrees in Ukraine. About 85% of them are almost completely deprived of the opportunity to hear. One deaf child is born for 1,000 normal births. In order to give him opportunity to hear and speak, cochlear implants are necessary, they are very expensive. The Foundation "Pomogaem" are planning to raise money for Ukrainian children with deafness on both ears.
Hurricane Sandy Reconstruction Architecture for Humanity's reconstruction plan focuses on communities with the greatest need for design and construction services. We believe in rebuilding sustainably and more resiliently to protect these areas from future storms. This program will focus on restoring school sports facilities, and aiding small business and small building owners, as they represent the most affected populations in the region.
St. Croix BioBlitz 2020 Scientists, families, students, and other community members will be invited to participate in BioBlitz 2020, two events to identify and record as many species as possible on St. Croix. SEA held our first BioBlitz at Southgate Coastal Reserve in 2010. In 2020, we will again survey Southgate, as well as a location in Frederiksted, to compare data from the past decade and from east to west. This will help us better understand St. Croix's biodiversity and how to support our unique flora and fauna.
FREE HOSTEL SERVICES FOR  CHILDREN WITH AUTISM This project will established a shelter home for the Children with autism in Bangladesh. Planning, measuring and counting to implement adequate service delivery in action on free hostel services as well as food services. Employing more staff in the office. Also by assisting Government in social service as well in Raihanpur under district of Barguna at Barishal Divisions  of Bangladesh.
BETTER VISION FOR THE PEOPLE OF SOGUNRO, LAGOS Sogunro is located on the Makoko/Iwaya waterfront area of Lagos. A community rooted in culture with several unorthodox practices to treat the prevalent eye defects and diseases arising from their craft. Children are more adversely affected as they require good vision for successful education. Unfortunately, proper eye care is a luxury that few can afford.  Drug Aid Africa has identified this gap and seeks to provide eye screenings, medication, and prescription glasses for 1500 residents.
build a sharing hall for 100 children in uganda This project will build children sharing hall in Northern Uganda, enabling 100 orphans and children with disabilities who are traumatized by discrimination, segregation and isolation from schools and the community to receive free psycho social support, mentoring and nutrition. Niroch Resource center plans to build 01 sharing hall with a counseling room for orphans and children with disabilities from the poorest section of the community deserving support, to help them socialize and enjoy life.
Flood Relief In Southern India The severe flooding brought on by the worst rains in over a hundred years was well documented and publicised in the Chennai area. Rural India was also very badly hit hundred miles from Chennai. There had been so little rainfall over the past 15 to 20 years that people build homes in river beds. These of course were quickly washed away by the rainfall, leaving many families with nothing.   Since these floods in December, Nandri has been issuing blankets and food parcels. But there is still a gr
Rang De Bachpan for 200 Poor Children in Parbhani The Ganga Shikshan Bal Gruha or Child Care Home program secures the basic rights of the deprived & destitute rural child through guaranteed education, nutrition, clothing, health care, recreation, love and support to ensure their reintegration into mainstream Indian society. The boys are enrolled in regular school programs and age appropriate classes, usually after a short period of remedial teaching as well as by a wide volunteer base  programmes with children/students in government schools.
Build a Rural Women's Restaurant in Palestine Will an all-green building to house the businesses of the Rural Women's Association help keep the bulldozers out of Al Aqaba?  We think so!  The local women are savvy leaders! They oversee a kindergarten, guesthouse, sewing co-op, and factories for cheese and tea. A Palestinian architect and Australian designers have plans in hand for a community hall, country kitchen and restaurant. Help build an environmentalist's dream space for Al Aqaba and the surrounding community to work and socialize.
Born to Read  - Raising a Generation of Readers Born to Read provides 25,000 bilingual literacy kits, one to every baby born in Bexar County. Kits include 2 books (1 bilingual), a library card application and helpful tips on how to raise a reader.
No child should be left in the cold in Hue Vietnam For Christmas no children should be left in the cold. Our Organization helping children in Hue (Vietnam), during our mission we identified 11 families with really high difficulties, and during winter lot of floods and typhoons impact this region and most houses are flooded because they haven't any windows and door to protect the children, who are cold and trying to be protected with blankets but it's not really efficient enough to ensure to be well during winter will help to avoid medical issue.
Basic clothing  for Chennai flood victims This project is about providing the most basic survival essentials for human living which is clothing, blankets & mats next to food and water.  As the floods washed away the homes of 20,000 families in the most needy communities of Kannaginagar in Chennai, the victims are left in the lurge of chill shivers and sleepless nights. This project provides each family with a survival kit of essential clothing, blankets and mats so that the Women & children feel safe and secure to REBUILD their lives.
Fighting Hunger In America Our mission is to feed America's hungry through a nationwide network of member food banks and engage our country in the fight to end hunger. As the nation's leading domestic hunger-relief charity, our food bank members supply food to more than 46 million Americans each year, including 12 million children and 7 million seniors. Feeding America benefits from the unique relationship between our 200 local food banks at the front lines of hunger relief and the central efforts of our national office.
Rwenzori Rural Health Services - an FCDE Partner The Nyakabingo Parish is set in the mountains above Kasese in Uganda, bordering war-torn DRC. RRHS, a local Ugandan NGO and FCDE partner, provides services to this remote area, which has limited access to potable water and basic health services. Among an ambitious set of health initiatives, RRHS is working to complete the building and staffing of a local health clinic. RRHS would be able to provide sustainable health solutions for the region with a focus on pregnant women and children.
Save 1 million lives DTI helps people waiting for an organ transplant to receive the gift of life! Your donation empowers doctors and nurses from Africa, Asia and South America to implement and operate organ donation programs in their respective countries to rescue millions of lives, help people avoid lifelong dialysis and dramatically reduce healthcare costs. Giving your loved ones a second chance in life is our passion. We'll save one million lives by training thousands of medical teams on how to do it!
Political unrest relief fund for Moya Communities As it is in many countries experiencing political instability, women and children in the country have become the most disadvantaged and in some cases, the targets for abuse. Your generous donations would go into: - Transport costs for our Psychosocial support team to tend to GBV, Restorative Justice and sexual assault cases which are currently on the rise - Financial support for medical assistance for survivors - Food support for child and or elderly led households
Congo: Voices of Children, Child Journalists This project will work with children from various backgrounds, including refugees and excombatants, to produce a weekly children's radio program on children's issues in the Dem. Republic of Congo.
The Gwanika School in Uganda needs a water well The Gwanika Primary School is located in the Mubende District of central Uganda. The school was originally formed by the parents from the local community who saw their was a  great need for a school and decided  do whatever they could to help their children get educated. The parents have achieved a lot, but need help with a source of clean water. 

The nearest source of clean water is 8 kms away. So 4 villages and the school are all drinking water from a nearby lake which is very polluted.
Help Yazidi Women & Families at the Healing Garden Built in response to therapists at Jiyan's Clinic for Yazidi Women, the Healing Garden is a place of rest and security for women and their families who have experienced violence and persecution. The women and children in the healing garden are accompanied by our specially trained therapeutic team whom utilize a holistic approach to recovery. Patients engage in garden, art, play, group and individual therapies alongside comfort from animals and a community of support.
Help Shiyidaogou Rural School Build a Mini Library This project will provide Shiyidaogou Rural School with 1,000 plus selected books to help establish its mini library.
LAND PURCHASE TO BUILD A NEW SCHOOL (MOA) Mentor Orphans Africa is non-governmental, not for profit organization that was established to help support orphaned and vulnerable children access basic needs i.e. better health services, education, and shelter among others. MOA fosters a dignified and protected life for children who have fallen victim to the scourge of poverty, solitude and are at the risk of HIV/AIDS. We aim at restoring hope and lobby opportunities for OVC in Uganda.
Back to School: Education Appeal 2013 It's that time of year when the children are all dashing off back to school all over the world. GlobalGiving is passionate about education and its transformative power, and we recognise that its provision is not as universal as it should be. We want to support education for all, so throughout January, February and March we will be raising money for four featured charities.
Safe and Sound: Eradicating Trafficking by 2025 This project will fully run and staff a new facility that will house 150 girls and women vulnerable to or being rescued from sex trafficking. Our current shelter, recognized as one of the most outstanding shelters for survivors of trafficking, serves 55. That's not nearly enough!  We also have a goal of eradicating the illegal system of ritualized trafficking by 2025. Our new shelter helps us expand our reach for prevention into remote areas where young girls are most at risk.
Necessary Journeys 15 teenagers in Kenya will create a book of photographs describing the journeys they make each day to access basic needs like food, water, education and work, to advocate the hardships they face.
HELP EMPLOY  VULNERABLE GIRLS Kayayei are unskilled, 16-24 year-old girls who run away from the northern parts of Ghana to Accra. They sleep rough in open places and get raped, beaten up, robbed; have unwanted pregnancies and unsafe abortions; and many become single parents or prostitutes. We will train 120 girls, age 18-24, annually as housekeepers, cooks, cleaners and babysitters and place them in the hospitality industry, organizations and homes or help them start their own businesses to keep them safe and out of poverty.
Help Street Women in Bali Escape a Life of Poverty On a mission is to help mothers get off the streets and escape poverty. Our goal is to equip and empower 10 mothers with the skills they need to earn a living. We will then work and fund 1 of these mums each year to open their own small business. You can help the mothers by supporting them in creating a small business that's sustainable. Teaching them these skills will equip them to be employed or start their own business. The project will be a sustainable solution for mothers living in poverty.
Burglary Halts Training of People with Disability NOWPDP, provides vocational training to children with disabilities in skills, such as graphic designing, web designing and textile designing.  Earlier this week, on 28th August 2017, NOWPDP was met with a tragedy finding all its training equipment, i.e. 19 training laptops, among other items, stolen from its premises, due to which trainings have  come to a halt.  The funds provided will cover the costs of restarting the trainings by contributing towards the purchase of training laptops.
Student Nurses Hostel for Kitovu Hospital Kitovu Hospital currently receives 100 student nurses from Kalungi, Villa maria and Rakai Nursing Schools who are accommodated outside the hospital premisses; which is a challenge for the hospital to control them for purposes  of discipline and education. Kitovu Hospital wants to raise $88,302 to construct a hostel so that all these students reside with in the hospital during their clinical placement.
From Child Labour to a Chance at School The project works with child laborers who live on construction sites with their parents and are migrants. These children have no access to education and are living in hazardous environment at sites. We aim to connect these children back to mainstream education by providing informal education &basic nutrition support.Every year we support around 250 children & to date we have enrolled more than 3,302 child laborer in our CFS classes and have steered around 271 of these children to formal school