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ECONOMIC RESCUE FOR 1000 VULNERABLE WOMEN, IGANGA Women mainly those in urban and peri urban areas have been the most affected by the Covid 19 pandemic that caused more health, social and economic mayhem. Uganda women were hit hard as some workplaces are still closed wrecking women livelihoods. Will engage government and other stakeholders on absorbing women mainly those who lost their jobs and livelihoods, Create awareness on women's rights, policy frameworks on gender equality, empower women economically and advocate for gender equality.
Camp Scholarships: Kids w/ Autism & Medical Needs Every child deserves a normal childhood - a chance to dig in the dirt, to sing off key, to explore the world, and to discover new things along the way. The lives of certain children with developmental and medical needs are anything but normal. Sadly, these children suffer physically and emotionally - not only from coping with the treatments necessary to sustain life - but from coping with the loss of their childhood.  Dragonfly Forest provides a summer camp experience for these kids.
Help Baby Bats Take Flight! More than 1000 flying foxes are killed or injured each year in Sydney, many on power lines or caught in garden netting. Tiny babies, still clinging to their mum, may survive even if she doesn't. Sadly, older pups, who are too big to carry, usually die of starvation if their mum is killed.  This project will help build a cage for orphan baby bats to learn to fly, and the social skills they need to survive in the wild.
Help Our Children's Library, Serve 10.000 Children The Fundacion Rafael Pombo (FRP) is a non-profit organization geared towards building a culture that supports children's rights in Colombia. The Children's Library and Reading Room facility contains over 3.685 books and annually serves over 11.874 children. Our 28 years of experience can attest to the need for spaces that target the ignored and overlooked needs of children in Colombia. Help our Children's Library and Reading Room stay open for another year!
Improve Living Conditions for 3 Destitute Widows We are requesting funds to rebuild the homes of 3 poverty stricken widows who have no other means of assistance. The structures are all but destroyed, and will not survive the rainy season of March. MDIH staff will find materials and provide labor. Without help, these widows and their children will be without any type of shelter. Your support is crucial and potentially life saving to these families.
Healthy School Food: Recipe for the Future School food professionals are facing difficulties like never before. Challenges with supply chain interruptions and labor shortages have made it extremely difficult to serve students fresh and nutritious meals. However, we cannot lose sight of the many years of healthy school food momentum - and how healthy food can create tangible and long-term change.
Help Indian Elephants Like Chanchal See Again Chanchal means playful. True to her name, Chanchal is a spirited elephant living along India's Yamuna River. Tragically, a traumatic eye injury blinded her right side. Chanchal is just 42 with half of her life ahead, but her caretakers cannot afford preventative or restorative eye care. Without treatment, Chanchal will suffer a dangerous life as a partially blind elephant working in New Delhi's crowded roads. By donating, you will ensure Chanchal and elephants like her receive critical eye care.
Wipe The Tears of Girls Rescue, Rehabilitation & Repatriation of girls, victims of human trafficking sold for forced prostitution. girls are underprivileged & deprived of human rights. we rescue & reintegrate them in respectable society
Safe School Equipment for Children with disability Teaching is a major Challenge when it comes to children with developmental challenges especially autism. These children with special needs require a safe, familiar and nonthreatening, open environment for learning. If not, their discomfort is manifested through various means (shouting, rolling, hand flapping, crouching, etc.)  all deterrents to their attention and concentration. A consistent, peaceful look and feel for the classrooms in which they move gives them a more comfortable and secure
A home for 50 older people at social risk in ARG Mensajeros de la Paz Argentina has a home for elderly men and women who have found themselves lonely without the necessary care for everyday life.  The Home has a professional team of doctors, psychologists, social workers, and nutritionists who work 24 hours a day to provide care for participants.
Teach 15,000 rural kids to save and invest We teach children their rights, and improve their plight by teaching them to save and invest. This is an alternative learning venue that empowers children to end the cycle of poverty.
Coronavirus (COVID 19) Relief for Cartagena 37 boys between the ages of 8-17 and 45 elderly between the ages of 60-101 years of age rescued from the streets or abandonment are being protected in two of our homes in Turbaco, Cartagena they are at high risk during the COVID-19 Pandemic. With your help, our house will be able to stock up on the necessary items to continue providing the best quality care during the 19- Quarantine.
Educating 10,000 Children in India about Diabetes It is estimated that 61.3 million people aged 20-79 years live with diabetes in India (2011 estimates). This number is expected to increase to 101.2 million by 2030. Behavior change--getting people to exercise and improve their diets--is the prime challenge in diabetes prevention. To be effective, we must reach young children before their lifestyle habits are fully established. We are committed to reaching 10,000 children with our two-year diabetes prevention program by 2019.
Support Pink's work in the regions Pink Armenia was founded in 2007 and is the biggest LGBT community-based organization in Armenia, providing a safe and secure environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer people in Yerevan to feel accepted, explore their identities, build social capital and connections with their peers We provide legal, social, psychological and other services to our community in Yerevan, and doing our best to make those services accessible for the community living in the regions.
Coronavirus Women-led Small Business Support Fund This project will help fund 750 women and girls-led small business either as support for struggling businesses due to lock-downs in communities or to help new business as opportunities due to the pandemic comes up. We will provide support to very poor, economically struggling women and girls and aim to improve their social and economic situations amidst this difficult times.
Help us Build Manambaro Lycee Our project with Manambaro Lycee, a high school in Madagascar, will double its classroom capacity, improve access to clean water and introduce latrine facilities at the school. The construction of a second brick and concrete building will mean the school no longer have to turn away over 500 students each year due to lack of classroom space, while improved sanitation will mean pupils no longer have to drink from a pool and defecate in the open.
Where Angels Play - Playgrounds Coming in 2016! Where Angels Play provides children with safe and fun places to play in communities in need.  The playgrounds serve the additional benefit of being built to honor the lives of those that have left us much too soon.  We endeavor to create joyful places to play... to provide hope, recovery, and a return to family values in the wake of tragedy and violence.
HOPE Cape Town Community Health Workers 25 Community Health Workers serving 22 communities and clinics in the Western Cape, South Africa supporting those infected and affected by HIV/Aids and related illnesses.
Reunite 50 street children to their family The challenges and lifestyle street children lead in the day to day life requires maximum attention, street children are very vulnerable to rape more so girls, all sorts of diseases, child labour, drug abuse, and illegal activities such as, stealing, and fighting among others. Street children are a big challenge for many people in Mbale and surrounding communities. CREP Uganda has been Rehabilitating 50 street children in Mbale who are prepared to join their family 15 are girls and 35 are boys
Stop gender-based violence (GBV) in India We have been working to empower & end the systematic violence against women & girls in India since 1989. We believe every woman & child deserves a life free from inequality, cruelty & discrimination & we stand with them to create the lives they truly deserve. During the pandemic it is women & girls suffering most from restricted movement & freedom & financial burdens faced by families, resulting in dramatic increases in GBV, exploitation & demand for our support.
Save 1000 Children At Risk From Malaria in Ghana Malaria is the leading cause of mortality in children under five years in Ghana. Hoops Care International is currently distributing over 400 insecticide-treated nets. We currently have children who are trained to educate their peers on the importance of malaria prevention. By educating children we are not only reaching out to those vulnerable to the disease but instituting measures and the medium by which children can learn and share innovative ideas on preventing malaria.
Sponsor Recovery of Child Survivors of Slavery Help contribute to the operation of the #1 recovery shelter in Ghana. There are thousands of children, some as young as 4, are engaged in modern slavery on Ghana's Lake Volta. Upon being rescued, they are in need of physical and psychological care, which we provide at the Challenging Heights Hovde House. Running the shelter is one of our biggest expenditures and with a monthly sponsorship you can help us continue to provide high quality care to these survivors.
Bring Hygiene to the Children of Ampay, Peru A Global Friendship creates economic opportunity for artisans in developing regions by building market access and small business skills. Proceeds from sales go back to the artisans and their communities. In addition to opportunity, A Global Friendship provides community development projects in accordance to the need of our artisan's communities. Our focus in Peru will be to build sinks and toilets in the community's primary school, and a dental check up for the children with a volunteer dentist.
South Taiwan Earthquake Emergency Relief World Vision Taiwan is raising money for assisting those families affected by the earthquake in rebuilding homes and hope. One of our major plans is Education Aid Program. This a three years program which will provide education materials, tuition aid, afterschool program to children from disadvantage families affected by earthquake.
Sanitation for 5,000 villagers in Burkina Faso Water borne diseases are a huge killer with 4000 children dying every day from infections picked up drinking untreated water. We at WellFound go into remote rural comunitiees and build wells and latrines for the local population. This has a knock on effect onto education, childcare, commerce and the development of the communitee at large.
Build a Girls' Empowerment Village in Zimbabwe The Empowerment Village will serve as a shelter, counseling center and community clubhouse where girls combating sexual and emotional abuse can regain their self-esteem and hope for the future.
Replanting Rainforest in Sumatra, Indonesia We are working to restore vital orangutan habitat that has been destroyed by illegal oil palm plantations within the Gunung Leuser National Park. We're seeing some really exciting results, with lots of wildlife starting to return to the restored areas of forest - including orangutans, elephants, sun bears, gibbons, leopard cats and many endangered bird species. We work with the local people, empowering, educating and encouraging them to become guardians of their forests and wildlife.
Fighting corona virus in the slums Children in the slums are highly vulnerable to corona virus infection due to lack of good hygiene whereby they cannot afford sanitizers and soap.
Support for High Risk Parent’s Children in India The project proposes to enhance and promote Health care and Educational support for 500 High risk Parent’s children in Madurai districts, Tamil Nadu, India.
Better lives for 1,000 families in Ramdhuni, Nepal ETC will support 1,000 marginalized women and their families in Ramdhuni Municipality, Sunsari District, Nepal. Building on decades of success in Nepal, we'll work in partnership with village residents, teachers, and local leaders to address the most pressing problems: food insecurity, lack of income generating opportunities, lack of resources in schools, and COVID prevention. All activities will be undertaken with due precautions for the safety of our staff and program participants alike.
Train 250 English teachers in Cambodia! The Angkor Tree Project provides free teacher training to 250 young Cambodian teachers.  Located in Siem Reap, we target teachers in informal schools (NGO's and community schools) to improve the teaching skills and language proficiency of local English language teachers.
Inclusion for Special Needs Children in Ecuador Fighting a stigma against special needs in Ecuador, the NOVA Education Center is working to promote an inclusionary education model. NOVA brings 95 children with special needs and normal children into the same classroom. This project works to promote diversity, respect, and community involvement. By sponsoring a child at NOVA you can ensure that children with special needs and children who can't afford education are given the opportunity to learn and grow, while promoting a culture of diversity.
OLD IS GOLD: Dignifying City of Kisumu's Elderly The City of Kisumu is home to over 20,000 elderly persons but only just about  8,000 are receiving Regular Cash under the OPCT from Kenya Government. The deteriorating socio-cultural safety-net and economic conditions in the Kisumu City slums has left many elderly without traditional family support. We seek to bring dignity and respect to the elderly people in the City of Kisumu through empowering them, their families and the community at large to adapt to changes arising from old age.
Community-Based Medicare for Poor Ugandan Children A community-based health center called "Echo of Love" will be established in Bunyaruguru community in Uganda.The Center will focus on providing curative and preventive health care services especially for children and mothers those from the extremely low income bracket. It is expected that through providing health care services that it will be possible to have a direct and positive effect on the growth and well being of the young children and women in the community.
Improving health of 500 Guatemalan school children This project will provide dental and health screenings, supplies and health education for 500 indigenous Mayan school children in Guatemala. The team will screen for dental cavities and anemia, monitor growth over time and provide preventive care, such as fluoride varnish and daily vitamins. These measures enhanced with health education each week by a community health educator will empower children to become healthier, allowing them to attend school.
Safe housing for 5 low-income families in Colombia The project seeks to support 5 families represented by 15 people, who, due to social and economic situations, do not have the resources to improve the housing conditions of their homes.  This project will contribute to the improvement of the living conditions and habitat of the vulnerable low-income families of Medellin, Colombia, aiming at the United Nation's 11 objective of Sustainable Development.
Build a School for Children in Rural Honduras World Accord will be constructing a concrete block kindergarten in a rural mountain village near Lago Yojoa in Honduras.  Children will be able to get a head start on education  - providing opportunities and hope at a time when many of the poorest in the country flee to other countries in order to survive.
Support Media that Makes Change In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, PCI Media has launched Team Survive to tackle crisis and emergency communication, based on our Ebola work in West Africa in 2015. We partner with communities to produce content that communicates vital information, empowering people to make informed decisions in emergency situations. Our COVID-19 response educates about contact tracing and vaccination, impacts on women and girls, food security, and more. Your support helps us create more media for change.
Sustainable Agriculture in Nepal Nepalese agriculture is characterized by subsistence farming and the concentration of most land in the
hands of a few people. Many Nepalese scrape a barely adequate living by working in other people's
fields. Food insecurity and malnutrition are very common. 

Educate the Children provides resources (such as high-quality seeds, tools, etc.) and training to help farmers in Nepal increase their crop yields and the variety of foods grown. This improves nutrition and combats chronic hunger.
To provide livestock to 600 orphan households Provision of livestock will improve the income base, food, nutrition and security for the 600 households.  Provision of training on livestock management and vaccines will reduce animal mortality.
Educate Destitute Girls in Kolkata, India This project empowers girls from very poor families to avoid early marriage and a life of extreme poverty, illiteracy, childbearing, abuse and drudgery.  A sponsored girl remains in school and goes on to further education or vocational training.  Educated and with financial independence she can delay marriage, is empowered to make decisions for herself and to support herself and her family.
120M Bees Live & 10 Colombian Rural Youth Thrive Adopt a beehive & change a life! Mara and her friends in Montes de Maria Colombia have been struck by violence and poverty. The Beehives will provide Mara & TheHoneyBeesLeague the means for producing & selling honey, earning 2 minimum wage salaries each. To reach this goal we need a total of 120 hives. 1 Beehive produces 1 million bees in 2.5 years. Bees are crucial in maintaining biodiversity & a mean that provides about a third of all the food we eat in the planet. Join Today  #AdoptaBeehive
On the Front Lines After the Earthquake in Haiti A 7.2 earthquake rocked the poor southwestern provinces of Haiti, which still bear deep scars from a devastating quake in 2010. Over 2000 are dead; 5000 are injured. The Rava Foundation has extensive experience in disaster zones, especially in Haiti: we've been active here since 1987, running the only 2 functioning hospitals in the capital, 36 schools & medical clinics. Right now, with the HELP of people like YOU, we are providing immediate shelter & medical care for the most vulnerable victims.
Anti Horse Slaughter Billboards Across America! People cannot fix a problem they are not aware of. The Angel Acres anti horse slaughter awareness billboard campaign is spreading the word across the country that American horses are being shipped to Mexico and Canada to be brutally slaughtered for human consumption. With a neat, clean, factual companion website we are educating the public, changing minds about horse slaughter (it is NOT humane euthanasia) and saving lives.
Provide a Home for Orphans & Vulnerable in Kolkata Because of Child Marriage, Teenage Pregnancy many have broken relationship, parents' death and Polygamy and their children left behind as orphans. Many parents in the forest of West Bengal (Kolkata) are dipsomaniacs who are not taking any care of their own children and children are victims. At present we are taking care 52 girls with our very limited resources & that also we unable to provide 3 basic food in a day! We have been fighting for their daily food and other daily needs.
Help secure sewing machines for 50 single mothers We will initiate a project to help single mothers in skills training in dress making to become self-reliant. They will be trained per session of six month on how to use sewing machine to make clothes.
Financial Literacy and Self Worth for Sex Workers Thailand is home to a rich culture of almost 70 million people, many of whom have the sole pressure to support parents, children, siblings and grandparents.  This pressure often forces women to work jobs in the sex industry they would not otherwise consider. Our desire is to see these women benefit from education and financial literacy training in order to transition to a life free from selling themselves and one full of self-worth.
Education as a Bridge Between Communities Bringing together all communities - Jews, Muslims, Christians, Druze and others - in Jerusalem, through environmental education to inspire members of divided communities to conserve the environment and local wildlife. Finding common ground facilitates mutual respect, understanding and dialogue as well as a sense of the wider community between diverse ethnic and religious groups so that together we can strive toward a shared future.
Help abused and trafficking women at Hagar Hagar serves trafficked and abused women in Cambodia, Vietnam, and Afghanistan by providing holistic recovery services, such as residential care, trauma counseling, legal support, literacy education, and employment.
Open a World of Hearing to Children in Bangladesh More than two million people in Bangladesh suffer from hearing impairment. In a country of 162 million people, only 2,500 spots are available in specialized schools, leaving most deaf children little chance to learn to communicate. World Concern provides education for hearing impaired children through Hear Schools. With the help of hearing aids and specially trained teachers, children develop speech and learn to communicate, breaking through isolation from families and their communities.
Support CT Refugee Women and their Families Our mission is to help build brighter futures for refugee women and children in the Connecticut area. We envision a community that respects and celebrates diversity and provides equity of opportunity to all members. We provide refugee and immigrant families with ESL classes, health literacy classes, and prepare our clients to take the CT DMV driver's license examination. All of our services aim to empower refugee women to embrace their independence and autonomy within their communities.
Baby formula for HIV+ teen mothers in Lima, Peru VIDA ships baby formula and many, many other necessary medical supplies and equipment to a variety of clinics such as Hogar San Camilo a clinic in Lima, Peru. In addition to taking medical care of the impoverished, there is a wing devoted to caring for late term HIV positive teenagers. The goal being to deliver the babies HIV free by cesarean and to feed the newborns so that they have a greater chance at living healthier lives. This is just one of the hundreds of clinics supplied with your gift.
Help Keep Our Confidential Crisis Email Operating Our crisis email is a lifeline for vulnerable Americans in crisis in a foreign country.  This project will ensure we have a full time crisis email advocate available to provide critical, confidential support to Americans suffering with domestic violence, sexual assault, sex trafficking and forced marriage in foreign countries, and to be able to respond quickly for the best possible outcome.
Junub Refugee Youth economic empowerment project This project will  assist 100 refugee Youth, women and Adolescent girls to  overcome  both  unemployment , abuse  physical  and psychological   obstacles   that   displacement   presents.   It   promotes   psycho social well being  and  cognitive  development;  helps  Women and youth refugees  to  regain  a  sense  of  security, independence, dignity, and self-worth and  provides YOUTH refugees  with  skills  and  knowledge  to  become  employed in various candle sectors and be self sustaining