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Supplementary Nutrition for 123 Tribal Children Eradicating malnutrition and anemia from 123 tribal children those are remaining under the purview of vicious circle of poverty, broken health, ill fed and ill clad. This will be an added input to root out malnutrition and to set an example for others in the locality.
CLEAN PLATE NUTRITION PROJECT The clean plate nutrition project will create a food bank full of nutritious foods to help end malnutrition in children from low-income and rural areas in Kenya.This project will create awareness on nutrition for children and will give a special focus to children with disabilities and Neurodevelopmental conditions. Every quarter, selected households with children who have disabilities  and those from low-income areas will receive food packages,training, and facilitation for mini home gardens
Provide internet and make the world small. The donors are requested to provide the internet to the disadvantaged youth in poor urban areas, especially in Uganda Youth Skills Training Organization catchment areas, because currently internet is expensively sold and this disrupts youth from accessing opportunities that internet avail to them.  If the internet is provided to the disadvantaged youth, levels of networking, sharing ideas, culture exchange, development ideologies and methodologies will be accessed and increased by 50%.
SheCanCode - Rwanda She Can Code provides training to young  Rwandan women 18 -25 years with skills to code, build web design, and applications.  While attending the cohort participants develop designs for local businesses and create a path way for securing a job.  In order to continue offering girls and women an opportunity in a predominantly male field we must support their efforts. The students are learning coding from Berkeley University Master level students who are consulting for the program.
Help us to secure medicine for Syrian patients This campaign aims to compensating the medicines shortage in our medical centers and hospitals to treat patients in northern Syria.
Empower resilient riverfront communities CostaRica A group of citizens joined to create Rutas Naturbanas, a project to enable 25kms/15 miles for people to bike and walk along the two main rivers of San Jose. The proposal, accepted by government, will begin construction of its first kilometer in 2018 with a private donation. We will work with 6 communities to empower them to regenerate river ecosystems through cleaning and reforestation. The communities will be trained to raise funds to support additional infrastructure in their neighbourhoods.
Fleeing Myanmar: healthcare for refugees Burmese people are currently passing through a dramatic period, afflicted by the violent consequences of the coup begun in February.  Thousands of women, children and elderly flee the country every day, looking for asylum in Thailand but completely deprived of any resource. Our goal, thanks to a collaboration in Ranong (Thailand), is to offer medical care to refugees who cannot get access to the Thai healthcare system (as illegal immigrants) and food assistance to poor families.
Supporting Mental Wellbeing Poor mental wellbeing can make it difficult to cope with daily life. Many veterans experience mental wellbeing problems as they leave the services and move into civilian life. FirstLight Trust provides the right support in the right place at the right time. Practical, real solutions laced with a dose of humour - help us make our communities thrive.
Free school fees for displaced children in Burkina Education is the basis of all development. Many children in Burkina Faso are unfortunately excluded from the education system because of security crises leading to the massive displacement of populations. The situation is catastrophic for displaced children aged 6 to 15. They find themselves forced into begging to survive. Global NEEED Burkina aims to ensure the reintegration of 500 children in the classes by covering all the costs relating to their schooling and their food.
Help Mexican Women Lead Sustainable Social Change In rural Mexico, women are central to society but not supported. They are constrained by social and economic inequality, scant communication tools, human rights violations, and abandonment. Our work empowers indigenous women to lead change in their communities. In Mexico, however, organizations like PSYDEH helping these women lack resources as well as the expertise on securing these resources. This campaign provides PSYDEH what it needs to continue our impact-making work.
Fund 10 up-and-coming Ghanaian women innovators One year into our two-year fellowship program, we are so proud of our Fellows. Together, they impact thousands of Ghanaian women and girls, and we are thrilled to offer them resources to support their growth. According to one Fellow, who works to improve literacy rates in her community, "Empowered to Educate is a necessity because it empowers me with the mentorship and resources to ensure inclusive, equitable and quality education for all." With your support, we can make this the best year yet!
Help 200 Gender-Based Violence Victims in Namibia This project will help to restore the dignity of 200 Namibian women who have been victims of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in Namibia. GBV is endemic in Namibia and thus our organisation has decided to contribute actively to the prevention of this scourge in order to promote peace within families, women's rights and gender equality in Namibia.This will be done by offering counselling and psychosocial support to the 200 victims of gender-based violence to help them heal and rebuild their lives.
Support  Leadership  Project for Girls in Bongo Girls and young women in Bongo- a  village in the Upper East Region of Ghana are from low income families and face a myriad of harsh challenges daily yet they have big dreams for themselves, their families and  community.  Since 2009, Greight Foundation has implemented 'Train-Coach-Mentor' Girls Leadership  Project for  girls and young women including visually impaired girls.  This project will  train, coach and mentor girls in personal development,  basic leadership and entrepreneurship skills.
Inspire a New Generation of Innovative Maya Youth We empower children to use creativity, critical thinking and literacy to become innovative problem solvers.  This project will provide dignified, creative and meaningful education for 110 rural Maya school children and will support our traveling library outreach program that visits 8 community schools on a weekly basis.
Restoring the hope in Palestine To keep the children of Palestine away from violence by enhancing their rights to education and to live in peace. Help us to shape a bright future for them. Our children deserve a safe life and education. We aim to:  - Protect the children rights to live in peace - Advocate for better education  - Supporting the victims of violence  - Awareness raising to live away from violence  - Psycho-social support programs and helping the deprived families affected by COVID-19 and poverty.
Teacher Training to improve Student's Learning This project will help create a pool of trainers with the help of a Master Trainer who will be mobilised to the 5 public primary schools we work with. Every teacher is based in Janakpur, a rural expanse of Nepal. We will provide training on the pedagogy of teaching and teaching with compassion to benefit the larger number of children in the community. The training will also include school visit, cross learning, and peer review of the teachers work.
Emancipation of the Girl Child Through Education The projects seeks to provide education to first-generation school going girl children from the most backward communities, thereby providing opportunities to break out of poverty and illiteracy.
HOPE  WOMENS AND CHILDRENS CLINIC (H.W.C.C.) The key mission of the HOPE Women's and Children's Clinic  is to bridge the existing gap in providing timely, adequate and free or affordable medical care to all members of the community in an effort to reduce the infant mortality rate and improve the health of women and children in the local communities of our region. By providing  safe, effective and quality health care services to those who need them, while keeping in mind our principles of social responsibility to the environmental sustaina
Sponsor a Special Education Student Special education in Belize continues to prove a challenge. At Ambergris Caye Elementary School we create individualized educational plans for students with disabilities, promote inclusion, have a substantiallyseparate special needs class and resource room and provide a safe and accepting place to learn important educational skills and necessary life skills. Our goal is to provide options for children with disabilities whose parents cannot afford to send them to school.
Creating a Monarch Butterfly Habitat Back to Natives is raising funds to restore the habitat for monarch butterflies at the Back to Natives Native Plant Reserve in Dana Point, CA. The project will focus on planting and/or seeding with locally native milkweed species.  Numerous locally native nectar plants will also be included with the goal of creating a monarch breeding and migration habitat. The project will be carried out by high school and college volunteers participating in a service learning program.
Provide  Education to 143 Vulnerable Children The percentage of vulnerable children in Hoima district is 42.5%. Buhimba Child Care Initiative provides education to 143 children in Buhimba Hope Academy of this category who lack basic scholastic materials and school fees. Classroom space is also limited due to increasing numbers. Help us construct one classroom block and to pay for school fees and scholastic materials so that these needy children can remain in school. One dollar makes a big, big distinction!
Feed and help educate 200 Sierra Leonean orphans We Yone Child Foundation-Sierra Leone (WYCF-SL) plans to build six classrooms to provide free education for 200 orphan children who hail from the most poorest villages in Kamakwie, also provide uniforms, school materials such as pens,pencils, rulers including footwear clothes, beds, blankets, mosquito nets, toys and provide training for caregivers.
This project will also help establish 2acres agricultural orphanage farm in Sierra Leone in order to feed at least 200 orphans children a year free.
Provide shelter and clean water in Sri Lanka CARE's staff in Sri Lanka are providing basic needs for victims of the tsunami.
RESPONSE TO COVID19 Recently we lost our beloved Bishop Collin Theodore due to CORONA...in his rememberance we want to help and support the vulnerable/ needy people  who are affected due to CORONA. Presently saving the life of the people are  very important.  Our organisation want to start " Bishop Collin Memorial Fund"  and use the fund for the people who are suffering from CORONA.
Help girls of our orphanage to get a school van Our children have to walk a long distance to reach their schools, making them tired, travel hectic traffic and sometimes unable to reach their schools on time. Having a school van help them to resolve the above-said issues and guarantee their safety.
Kindergarten Nido d'Ape, Rome A project addressing the lack of nurseries in Italy with a new parish nursery in Rome, supporting 15 children between 6-36 months old and their mothers, all of whom are in difficult social situations, through parenting support and caregiving to the children. This will respond to the urgent social need of day care whilst incorporating the need for the integration of mothers and their babies from marginalisation to inclusion into society allowing mothers in economic need to return to work.
Offer Hope for 300 Youth in the Dominican Republic The Bienvenido Project provides holistic care for over 300 impoverished Dominican and Haitian youth in the areas of food, education, health care, advocating for the child's rights & safety, and more. Our feeding program reaches 150 children, providing the only meal most will eat for the day, and our scholarship program allows over 60 children the opportunity to attend school who otherwise wouldn't be able to attend. We aim to offer hope of a life beyond poverty to these youth.
Resource Centres for Adolescent Girls in Warangal Setting up resource centres for adolescent girls in 15 villages of Warangal will help them to develop wholly and be empowered citizens. The idea is to enable adolescent girls to translate knowledge, skills and attitudes into specific behaviours to tackle life's challenges. To function as strong women by breaking the social barriers, young girls are taught life skills, and are supported with their education, cycles, stationery, in a conducive environment where learning is fun!
Rights for Moroccan Girls to Practice Sport -Empower 100 girls from the rural country to practice sport 
-Train them daily and organize tournaments.
-The project will demonstrate the positive impact of gender in sport for social change
Life-changing preschool in Guatemala El Centro Bellota (Acorn Childcare Center) provides children with exceptional early childhood education, nourishing meals, and a sense of safety and belonging. We help children prepare for primary school by providing education, medical and nutritional needs. During the pandemic, our teachers and staff are continuing to provide daily instruction and learning materials for students at home, as well as, essential resources to families so that they have medical supplies and enough food to eat.
Where Healing Begins For Humans and Horses We are passionate about giving second chances and healing traumas for horses and humans alike. We rescue horses who are slaughter-bound, thrown away after serving mankind, rehabilitate them and those that choose to trust again partner with our coaches to help humans heal traumas.  We focus on survivors of domestic abuse, human trafficking, at risk youth and Veterans. Through the horse-human connection we are able to unpack and identify traumas and help humans heal and step into a fulfilled life.
Help a village care for its left-behind children Help us transform an impoverished remote village in central China! This project enables us to establish an Early Learning Center for children left behind by migrant parents. It also helps us put in place a Family Center where we will train struggling caregivers and village elders to provide proper loving care and the crucial early intervention needed to mitigate damage to their vulnerable children, so all children can reach their full potential.
Operation MIND (Mentor,Inform,Network,Deploy) Set Set|Ready provides support to Military, Veterans, & their Families to aid in successful transition into the civilian workforce through holistic approaches that go beyond resume preparation.  We address Mental Health, teach Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction, and the effective use of Mentors to develop meaningful outcomes for those utilizing our services.  All services are provided  FREE to Military, Veterans, and their Families.
Support Students' Education in Beirut In light of the collapse of the economic situation that threatens the Lebanese society as a whole, particularly Beirut families who are directly affected by the explosion, and the resulting financial inability of families to meet their basic needs, including their inability to secure school supplies and to provide food and clothing due to the significant loss for these families, we launch this project to ensure students receive their tuition fees for the upcoming academic year.
Give 1600 people access to water in rural Vietnam Clean water is a basic need but 97% of the poorest households in rural Vietnam have no access to piped water. This project will connect 400 rural households (1600 people) in Chau Thanh district of Ben Tre, Vietnam to safe water. Thrive's unique approach incentivizes the private water sector to establish water connections in rural areas while involving government and communities in the process to ensure sustainable, efficient water supply delivery that continues even after Thrive's involvement.
Help 5,000 Thai Girls Protect Themselves Girls growing up in poor communities in Thailand don't have access to the training they need to look after themselves. As a result, they often find themselves in low-paid, unstable work, or the sex trade, damaging their self-esteem and their health. You can help 5,000 girls protect themselves and their futures by supporting a schools workshop in the poor Northeast of Thailand. We equip girls with the skills to recognize their rights, protect themselves from harm, and plan for a better future.
Support 300 girls in Miami to learn about money Miami Dade County Public School students comprise one of the most ethnically and racially diverse populations in the U.S. This student population is also one of the poorest nationally, with one out of three students living at or below poverty level. Our volunteer-delivered, K-12 programs foster work-readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy skills, and use experiential learning to inspire young girls to dream big and reach their potential.
Provide clean water for entire East Asian village! This is a clean water project impacting the entire Wenxian community of 200 people through the distribution of water filtration systems
Help End Maternal Mortality in Sierra Leone An estimated 8 women die each day from giving birth in Sierra Leone.  Most of these deaths are preventable with proper care.  Quality care while pregnant, during labor and after delivery can help these women enjoy the precious gift of motherhood without the fear of losing their lives or even their baby's lives.  The Healey International Relief Foundation is helping to end maternal mortality by providing life-saving medical supplies to the 10 clinics and hospitals in our Charity Health Network.
Age Can't Stop Dreams, Send an Elder to Israel In October 2009, thirteen elders, with an average age of 86, will take part in the first ever senior Bar/Bat Mitzvah to Israel.  It will be transformative for the seniors, staff and community.
Uni Genius 2021 The Uni Genius programme will support 80 Black African and Caribbean students (boys and girls) in The UK from state schools to excel in their A-Levels and significantly increase their chances of succeeding in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) careers for 2 years.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Elizabeth, Madyson, and Imaan 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.
Livelihood Training for 60 COVID Widows in India India's second pandemic wave has left in its wake many young COVID widows, who isolated and unemployable, face unnavigable societal hurdles. Of the over 6,500 COVID widows under 35 years of age in Andhra Pradesh, WEP partner Aarti Home has identified 60 to attend the Leadership Academy, a life skills and alternative livelihoods training program.  The program will address immediate sustenance needs and empower the young widows to create a sustainable future for their families.
Improve health status of 300 poor Kenyan families This project will improve the health status of 300 families with about 1,000 children under 6 years by providing medical care, health education, and treatment for malnutrition in Mukuru slums for 1 year.
Sahel, West Africa Food Crisis Emergency More than 10 million people are facing food insecurity and over one million children are at risk of severe acute malnutrition in the Sahel region of Western Africa. 
Lower than anticipated rainfall, poor local harvests, high food prices and continuing conflict across the region has resulted in a 'forgotten food crisis'. Merlin has identified Chad as one of the countries most in need of nutrition and health care support, to help and care for the extremely vulnerable communities who live there.
Empower Rural Argentinian Children with Rugby Generate development opportunities and quality of life  for 2000 children in rural Argentina where poverty levels have reached 50% of the population. Teaching the values of World Rugby: passion, discipline, respect, solidarity and integrity.
Keep Youth Feeling Safe & End Bullying Over 49 percent of youth report they have been bullied a school. With the wide access to the internet, bullying has become an uncontrollable issue, leading to incidents of youth suicide. The PARTI Program (Positive Alternative Recreation Teambuilding Impact) works with youth, schools, and philanthropic leaders to provide help and support to address this issue. We need your support to provide resources for youth, schools, and families.  Please give!
Educate 84 children/teens with autism in Venezuela Provide much needed specialized and comprehensive education to 84 children and adolescents with autism in Venezuela. We aim to develop their skills and abilities to allow them to integrate effectively within their communities. In Venezuela program and specialized teacher scarcity combined with hyper-inflation is severely restricting access to special education/services. Project target is to provide all students with financial support of at least 30% of tuition and extend capacity.
Provide Counseling & Support to Sexually Abused The COVID-19 crisis has highlighted another global epidemic: child sexual abuse and online exploitation. With both offenders and children at home using the internet, casework has been soaring. The impact of these crimes against children is impossible to overstate. Depression and suicide are common and on the rise. This project will provide trauma-informed counseling, as well as other victim support such as home visits and family therapy through the Child Advocacy Center in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Climate Change Justice And Conservation Using ARTS Our project uses the arts, this is community theater - Dancing, drama, songs) paintings, and fashion shows (climate change dressing up) drawings and documentaries to depict the effects of climate change to our community and bring it home, this hard topic is broken down and communities engage and dialogue how to prevent, mitigate the effects of climate change in our everyday life, we hope to reach at least 20 Universities and 50 schools and organizations in our community
Winter Appeal For Syrian Refugees This an URGENT appeal to secure the most important winter necessities and medicine for Syrian displaced families in North of Syria.  Winter clothes for children include: underwear, a jacket, pants, a sweater, socks, a wool hat, a scarf and shoes, with a total cost of 60$ per child.  Other winter necessities include: blankets, rugs, insulation sheets for tents at a cost of $50 per family.  We aim to cover 6000 prescriptions of the most requested winter medicine at a cost of $10 per prescription.
Support for flood affected in Chennai(TN) & Andhra Every year adds new dimension of fury to devastation caused by floods in India. While J&K,Uttarakhand haven't fully recovered from floods in the last 2 years, this year many parts of Tamil Nadu & Andhra Pradesh have seen major damage due to unprecedented rain. People are facing loss of belongings, homes & lives. Access to basic necessities like food, shelter, clothing, clean water, medicines etc has become a big challenge. This project will work to reach basic relief material to affected areas.
Girls Empowerment Sierra Leone & IGNITE Series GESL is a feminist-based org in Sierra Leone that nurtures & enhances the leadership skills of young girls to become effective advocates & social change agents in their communities. With a keen interest to support sustainable development at the community & national level, GESL offers yr-long comprehensive training programs to participants. With IGNITE (a blended-format series that focuses on Violence Against Women and Girls), we aim to enhance the advocacy & activism skills of our participants.