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Train 500 Youth in Lebanon to be Change-Makers "What If I were you, and you were me, and we could talk about things that hurt us without hurting each other?" The "LAOU - What If" program will use proven arts-based techniques to reduce cultural conflict and build new bridges of communication between Syrian refugees in Lebanon and their hosts. Community youth will become society's change-makers by using creative conflict management tools to open dialogue and improve cultural understanding, leading to greater social stability and cooperation.
Enabling children recover from violence Violence, child abuse, rape, youth suicide and crime have increased in India. Records from Government of India indicate in 2011, 33,387 juveniles ages 7-18 years were arrested, of which 2,083 were from Tamil Nadu. Behavioral science has researched the cyclic nature of violence in home, family breakdown and family poverty. With 27 years experience working with victims of such situations, SERFAC will continue working to minimize all forms of violence by education and counseling
Turning carbon footprints into healthy soils We incorporate charcoal (biochar) into soils, improving fertility (nutrient-retaining capacity), and in so doing create a stable carbon sink in which CO2 is sequestered for hundreds of years
Emergency COVID-19 Relief in the Maasai Mara The Maasai community along the edge of the Maasai Mara National Reserve is suffering from an acute collapse of food and health security in the wake of COVID-19. This project will purchase and deliver food and other life-saving provisions to over 300 rural families in extreme need in the Maasai Mara. It will also provide sanitary supplies to girls, deliver school materials, and provide much-needed education on containing the virus. The project will make a tangible impact on 5000 people.
Supporting Human Rights and Free Press for Belarus Across Belarus people have been fighting for human rights and press freedom in their country. Your donation to this fund will provide support to organizations helping Belarusian people, activists, and journalists who are being detained and abused for challenging the Belarusian government.
Periods Don't Stop in LOCKDOWN Campaign by GVT We all are at home to fight against COVID-19, even due to the personal safety many people are self Quarantines. But 'Periods Don't Stop in LOCKDOWN'. Every woman has a right to maintain her menstrual hygiene with dignity in any difficult condition. But in the current financial crises situation many women like daily wages workers, unorganized labours, hawkers, and maids are unable to maintain once menstrual hygiene because of financial reasons and access to the sanitary pads.
Restore eyesight to 2000 villagers in India The project will help in restoring vision to 2000 poor and needy cataract blind who are suffering a miserable life due to the lack of money. They will have an operation for their vision which will increase their confidence and give a new ray of hope to them and their family. They can again lead a normal life and support their family financially which will provide independence and give immense satisfaction to lead a healthy and happy life.
Embracing life since its conception in Mexico Betania is a non-profit organization, founded in 1959 and dedicated to improving the quality of life of women.  by two services, a gynecology and obstetrics clinic for a recovery fee end a home for single mothers support during and after pregnancy  all without cost for women. With this it will be possible to expand the clinical area, building 9 private medical offices, 2 operating theaters, area of neonates for 20 babies and area of nutritionist, offering quality integral of maternal and child.
Healthy Ladies, Healthy Babies Project Roots of Health empowers women and girls in the Philippines to secure their right to health and freedom from violence. We support women's health and the well-being of their families and their communities. The GlobalGiving Challenge will help us expand our work and fulfill our mission.
International Business Interns Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Kaitlin, Jenna, Emily, Alessandro, Krish, Ann Caton have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Give An Education To A Trash Picker's Child This project's purpose is to break the generational cycle of children in Jakarta, Indonesia, picking trash with their parents to earn a living.  XSProject works in the trash picker community of Cirendeu and encourages parents to send their children to school. Only with an education can a family have hope of improving their living conditions. XSProject has a pre-school that prepares children for the 1st Grade and then provides a 1-12 education and beyond for all children.
Support a female teacher to educate needy girls! At Akili School, we believe in the power of women to transform the world. This is  why all our teachers are female. We love seeing them empower the underprivileged girls we support through education. We want to retain and invest in them through continuous training to improve quality of instruction for our girls. Many grant givers do not fund salaries for teachers. But we believe we can pull our resources together and pay the dedicated women at Akili School better and give Akili girls the best!!
Help Girls in India Complete Their Education Of the millions of children around the world who never get the chance to attend school, 2/3 are girls. Most live in poverty, working to support their families at the expense of their own education.   

For these girls, CARE in India is working to open new educational options-before it's too late.
Future profession for 20 teens with special needs Most children with mental disability (autism and Down syndrome) in our region have no opportunity to visit school and university. That`s why they can`t  get profession and become financially independent in the future. We will make special courses for 20 children from age 13 to 18, where they will get skills of seamstress, cleaner, cook and some other professions.
Mindanao Bayani Challenge The Initao Bayani Challenge is an initiative that aims to build 100 ecosan toilets, 50 biosand filters and plant 15,000 fruit and timber trees in the mountains of Tagpaco (Initao Municipality), Sungay (Alubijid Municipality) and Tagbalogo (Naawan Municipality).  The mountain ranges in west of Misamis Oriental comprising the Caballero Mountain Range and the Mandangolan Mountain Range are catchment areas which drain water through rivers, streams and numerous creeks.
Cervical Cancer Screening for12,000 Karamoja Women It is noted that at least 2,464 women are dying in Ugandan from cervical cancer annually. This project will provide an opportunity for poor women in hard-to-reach communities of Karamoja who cannot afford to access services for early diagnosis &treatment to the disease, by hiring services of qualified medical personnel from other parts of the country to conduct screening outreaches to promote early detection and support early referral and treatment to reduce maternal deaths.
Provide vehicle for abused girls home in Argentina Hogar San Jose Home provides shelter, food, emotional support, education and love to more than 100 girls that go through our Home during the year. A judge has taken them away from their home because they were sexually abused by someone in their own family.  We urgently need a van or minibus to be able to transport them to their different after school activities, doctors appointments, meetings with the judge, etc. Today we rely on volunteers and public transportation which makes things difficult.
Job Training for poor mother- sick children Brazil Help poor mothers with sick children currently undergoing hospitalization or treatment far from home. Help the mothers  to be near the children, generate income and to find jobs.
Build a class for 300 children in Kakuma Kenya This class will provide a safe learning  environment for 300 children in the Kakuma Refugee camp of Kenya through  informal learning. These children are from 3-17 years and those with various disabilities. Through the informal learning children who are not able to go to school due to various reasons such as adolescent mothers, unaccompanied minors, children with disabilities find a place to learn. So far we have been able to reach 8% of the 46% out of school children in the camp.
Sustain education of 350 under privileged children Till date we have helped 350 under privileged children. They come from very challenging circumstances where their financial constraints are a hindrance to their education. Dropout rate is very high as there is a need to contribute to the family income. To sustain their education we provide free tuition, books, stationery, refreshment, mentoring, counseling, home visits and medical help. The focus of this project is to ensure continuity in their education and make them self reliant.
School bus for children on vulnerability condition Haceres Foundation is currently hiring a bus that picks up the children on vulnerability conditions who attend on a daily basis. In order to provide a safer and more flexible transportation service we ask for your kindly support, in order to be able to provide our children more activities for them to be able to see the world in a different way and learn that there is much more than just the four walls they live in. If we can buy the bus we will be taken our children to many places such as museum
Improve literacy and IT skills for young Zambians This project will build a library and e-learning centre for vulnerable children at Siansowa Primary School along the shores of Lake Kariba, in rural Zambia. The centre will provide over 700 children with a new library that will house a rich supply of books, provide access to computers and a safe space for the children to study after school. Over 400 of the children at the school are girls, which is critical when female literacy rates in Zambia currently stand at less than 60%.
Reaching the lost & lonely in Belfast #SOSBuyaBus SOS Bus support people in their time of crisis on the streets of Belfast in the early hours each weekend. Minibus teams provide caring services reaching out into the dark streets. When vulnerable people need to be taken to hospital our Response Team minibuses can be tied up for up to 40 minutes. Often we miss a call from someone in desperate need as vehicles are in use leaving the caller on the streets vulnerable and exposed. We need a third minibus to fill the gaps and help more people in need.
Safe Drinking Water For 200 People in India Arsenic tainted water tragically affects 13 million people in West Bengal, India. Arsenic poisoning leads to lesions, diarrhea, vomiting, cancers &, often, death. This Blue Planet Network project is funding our member, Project Well, to build arsenic-free wells & provide hygiene education in Nadia, a district in West Bengal. Project Well has successfully worked with villages in West Bengal since 2001.  Clean water leads to better community health and more children, esp. girls, back in school.
Capacity building training to the health workers We will deliver the capacity building training package on Mental health and Psychosocial programme to the mid level health workers (Health Assistant and Community Medical Assistants) of seven village development committees of Makawanpur district. BNMT Nepal will follow the 9 days training module of MHgap which is approved by National Health Training Center (NHTC), Nepal government. The training will be facilitated by the psychiatrist and psychologist.
Resilience for 1000Left-behind kids in Rural China China's 6.97 million left-behind children confront, lack of parental support and inadequate access to mental health education. In response, Shining Star implements a resilience curriculum which aims to enhance rural children's interpersonal competencies, sense of belonging, and optimism. By 2020, the organization has provided the resilience camp for four schools, from which children have improved their resilience capacity from 62.29% to 86.49%. For 1000 kids, we need your help!
Emergency COVID-19 support for Cambodian families Within weeks of COVID19 hitting hundreds of Cambodians were out of work as tourists left and businesses closed. Hundreds are now out of work, facing the potential threat of sickness through COVID19,  or hunger as so many families fall into deep poverty.   We will continue to support our community in every way we can. At this time that means providing emergency food, hygiene products and medicine to those who cannot afford it and also moving our counselling and workshops online.
African Girls' Education and Empowerment Training To generate peace, we must foster compassion and education, especially among girls in Africa. They are under threat of kidnapping if they try to better themselves. However, when girls are educated and empowered, they support their communities. Families are better fed, and their health improves. Girls' Education and Empowerment Training project in Africa, mostly Nigeria, provides programs that give young girls who are in fear for their lives a way to learn and empower building a better community.
Peer Soccer Empowers at-risk Girls in India This project uses soccer to empower vulnerable girls living in orphanages and slums of India.  Most of these girls are surviving but they don't have the chance to thrive. Through soccer, they experience success, learn the value of team-work, increase their self-esteem and have a lot of fun!  Most importantly, they create lasting connections with coaches/mentors during this year-long project. Through this project, these girls can move from surviving to thriving!
Educating Children Working In The Dumpsite Educating Children Working in The Dumpsite is a project that intends to provide education pathways to children rehabilitated from the dumpsite. Majority of children in the dumpsite come from very poor families, who cannot afford to take them to school. Through this project, DADREG intends to complete the construction of a a primary school where children whose families cannot afford to take them to primary school due to lack of tuition fees would be taken to start or continue with their education
Bring Fruit Trees to Native American Reservations Trees for Tribes helps Native American communities help themselves through the provision of fruit tree orchards that provide an abundant harvest of nutritious fruit for families living in poverty. Tribal members also build their skills, learning to care for their orchards and preserve the harvest. Through this program, FTPF will plant orchards and provide horticultural training for ten communities within three tribes in the northern Plains and the pueblos of the Southwest.
Microhydro Power for Maducayan Tribe-Philippines Barangays Maducayan and Saliok of Natonin, Mt Province are home to 135 households (total population- 563) of the Maducayan tribe.  SIBAT will facilitate the installation of a 20 kW microhydro power project that will provide the village with clean and affordable energy for household lighting, small appliances and rice milling.  The tailrace water of the microhydro project will also be used to provide irrigation water supply to aid in crop production.
Give 200 South African children good health Walk into any grocery store in South Africa, and it's as if you were right here in the United States-choices beyond choices and plenty for all. Yet that abundance is not reaching the children and families who need it most. Half of all households experience hunger, 1 in 4 children are stunted, and half of all children show signs of wasting.  By providing a nutritious meal to 200 orphans and vulnerable children each day, we can help reverse the negative trends of malnutrition and child health.
Mobile Science Lab to Impact students in Zimbabwe Zimbabwe is promoting the uptake of Science subjects at A-level through the STEM programme. Makomborero has built and fully equipped a Mobile Science Lab (Biology) as our pilot project.  Converting a 20 foot container.  The Mobile Lab is now running at our Resource Centre, while we gain experience. This is giving students the opportunity to put their theoretical knowledge into practice through carefully chosen experiments. We need to raise money for the running costs.
Empower residents of Rio's favelas through ICT Rio is a city of stark contrasts, favela residents often overlook wealthy neighbourhoods yet suffer from a lack of basic infrastructure, such as sewers or waste disposal, high levels of violence & few decent opportunities. Through CDI's 33 centers in the city we train people in some of the most disadvantaged areas to use digital technologies to tackle the key issues facing their communities, empowering citizens with the technical know-how & confidence they need to make lasting transformations.
Support Food Security in Kigutu, Burundi Village Health Works (VHW), located in Kigutu, Burundi, offers community, clinical, and school-based programs with an impact on more than 200,000 community members in the last year. To relieve Burundi of the title, "Hungriest Country in the World," according to the 2014 Global Hunger Index, VHW addresses sustainable agriculture and livestock care through supporting on-site and household gardens. Increased harvests provide local families, patients, and school children with nutritious meals.
Help Educate Rural Kenyan Children! In the town of Kebirigo, scores of orphans are unable to attend school because they lack even the most basic supplies. Help give them the education they desperately need to escape poverty.
Emergency Veterinary Medical Fund One of the number one reasons families surrender or abandon pets is the cost of veterinary care. We believe that most often it is best for both humans and pets that the dog or cat stay in their loving home. This fund will enable us to assist with the cost of emergency vet care for families in need and animals already in our custody. We will work with local clinics to efficiently use the fund and serve the families most in need.
Nemato Change a Life Nemato Change a Life focuses on the sporting and extr-mural development of school going children from the impoverished Nelson Mandela Township at Port Alfred, Eastern Cape, South Africa. In addition to sports coaching in disciplines such as swimming, rowing and gymnastics, Nemato Change a Life also provides these under privileged children with early childhood development guidance, homework assistance and a feeding scheme and in finding study and employment opportunities for school leavers.
Live and Learn in Kenya Int'l Sponsorship Program Live and Learn in Kenya Int'l provides educational possibilities to profoundly poor children who are mainly living in the slums of Nakuru, Kenya. Besides school fees, the program also provides all school materials, madatiory uniforms, free meals, medical and dental care, mentor support and housing costs for (AIDS) orphans and university students. There are 450 children on the program ranging from nursery school to university levels. The differences made to the girls is especially astonishing.
The Lunch Box Expansion Project Nearly one-third of children in the U.S. are obese, and another third are hungry. Children consume half - and often more - of their daily calories while at school. Schools are struggling to transition from highly-processed food products to scratch-cooked meals made from healthy, whole foods. F3 is expanding "The Lunch Box - Healthy Tools for All Schools" to include free, up-to-date resources that nurture children's bodies, minds, and futures.
Support Kerala Flood Kerala floods claimed overall death toll to 370, more than 7.8 lakh people are in relief camps, 8000 houses have been washed away and around 26,000 are partly damaged.  The rain has ripped the roofs off homes, uprooted trees, brought down power lines and many areas are underwater. People have lost everything they had and are now struggling just to stay alive. A number of Immediate Response Teams have been deployed all around to carry out the rescue work but still the situation is far from over.
Develop Healthy Generations Water is the essential element for human. Supply safe purified mineral drinking water stamped by ISI to the children, pregnant women to middle & lower class families for every week.
Gender Equity through Education in South Sudan The Gender Equity through Education (GEE) Program provides financial and material incentives to over 4,500 girls to complete secondary school and women to enter the teaching profession. In South Sudan, less than 1% of girls complete secondary school and only 10% of teachers are women. Decades of civil war coupled with traditional cultural norms have undermined the role of women in public life and deprived most girls of the opportunity to attend school.
Free artistic training for 150 children in DR The economic depression caused by Covid 19 has strongly affected the Dominican Republic, and there are few teachers of the arts who are willing to teach children and adolescents from impoverished communities for free or economically. Our institution has been working to revive and now protect and promote the musical arts. This project now supports up to 150 impoverished children, between the ages of 8 and 17, from the Haina and San Cristobal neighborhoods to receive free quality classes in the ar
School Bus for 250 Poor Tribal Girls in India They love Agragamee School as it makes learning so much fun! In their own villages, just one or two teachers to 5 classes, over crowded classrooms, parents too poor to even afford sufficient notebooks make school learning so difficult. Their parents are even more eager to send their children.  This project will provide a bus for the girls to come, as many children come from villages as far as 20kms away.
Support Child & Family Wellness shops in Kenya CFWshops is a pioneering franchise network of basic medical clinics & drug shops in Kenya, each owned & operated by a Kenyan nurse or community health worker, preventing & treating prevalent diseases.
Port-au-Prince Earthquake Relief & Rebuilding Help us to organize and provide practical and thorough aid to a tent city of 575 tents in a park in the center of Port-au-Prince after the January 12, 2010 earthquake devastation.
Educate 14 Girls in Turkey by 2014 Forty-five percent of girls in Southeast Turkey cannot read or write. The goal of this project is to educate 14 girls in high school before 2014. Can we do it?
Rescue 66 Biogas Clients Highly Affected by COVID This project will enable 66 households in rural Tanzania who built biogas systems by using a loan from TAHUDE Foundation. These clients are enjoying the service - they no longer depend on trees/firewood for cooking. Women and girls avoid diseases caused by smoke, save time for collecting firewood, and there are global benefit for climate change mitigation. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19 and other challenges, these clients are not able to pay their debt. Your support will be a breakthrough.
Integrated Early Childhood Development The Integrated Early Childhood Development seeks to provide academic education to children between the ages of 2 – 12 years old. These are children whose parents cannot afford to send them to school.
Avian Rehabilitation Every year thousands of birds are injured, displaced, orphaned, and suffer illness due to anthropogenic threats. We rescue, treat, and rehabilitate birds of over 100 species including critically endangered vultures. - This project will help upgrade current rehabilitation facilities - We plan elaborate capacity building of our staff  - We will train avian rehabilitators from various organizations across India - We will carry out comprehensive community awareness programs promoting coexistence