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Aria Project for Afghanistan Since the Taliban takeover in August 2021, humanitarian support needs in Afghanistan have increased exponentially. Aria Project provides direct people-to-people aid for Afghan families and individuals, from ensuring that immediate life-sustaining needs are met to helping fund Humanitarian Parole visas for those in danger who seek a safe, legal way to leave the country. INEB requests your support for this project, named in honor of a baby girl born days after the fall of the Ashraf Ghani regime.
Teach Young Afghan Women to Teach Afghan Girls The project helps women ages 17 to 24 in rural Afghanistan (near Mazar-i-Sharif) to attend a two-year teacher training program, with a strong emphasis on teaching math, science and health.
Microplastic in the Desert Awareness has been increasing on the effects that our society has on the Earth, notably there has been a push for understanding the quantity of microplastics we have in our oceans and categorising the plastics. However, other ecosystems on Earth are contaminated with microplastics. This study aims to investigate Microplastics in deserts and if microplastics are being transported by wind currents. Our first sampling campaign will be in the Utah dsert during a Mars simulation camp.
Elm Court Center Meals To address the problem of malnutrition among the elderly in the downtown core area of Portland, Meals on Wheels People Elm Court Center serves and delivers more than 100,000 hot, nutritious meals every year. These older adults served represent our most vulnerable and food insecure clients. Many live in studio apartments or hotel rooms, subsist on low incomes and frequently have no facilities available to them to prepare meals.
Monthly Mobile Library for Albanian Children Today 1,050 children have monthly access to books, activities and improved learning in isolated and deprived mountainous communities in northeast Albania!  The Mobile Library provides a monthly service to improve children's literacy and knowledge and love of reading in 40 rural communities. Kindergarten and school teachers loan books, puzzles and toys to improve and invigorate their lessons and the knowledge of the children. Children and teachers need your support to keep this invaluable service
Support STEM Education for 1000 Bay Area Children The National Science Foundation estimates that 80% of American jobs created in the next decade will require math and science skills. For low-income children, not having school supplies is a key barrier to learning these skills. How do you learn Geometry if you can't afford a ruler, compass, or protractor? You can support STEM education, and help low-income children start school off on the right foot by supplying the tools they need to succeed in the classroom and beyond.
Education for the Rag Picking Community Children Introduction    The project mainly focuses on children between the age of 3-5 years of rag picker community of North East Delhi and enable the parents to get their children admitted to schools post the age of 5 years. Its aim is to provide them quality education right from early in their life and help them to attend the formal education
Save family ties for 10 Russian orphans There are currently 103,000 children living in orphanages in Russia. The tragedy is that 80% of these children have biological parents with terminated rights. 72% of rights-termination cases are related to a critical situation in the family (e.g. death, illness of a family member, loss of a job, housing difficulties, divorce, psychological problems, etc.). Our project helps children to keep and restore the relations with their families.
Educate slum child in Kenya Non formal schools in the slums of Nairobi face formidable challenges with lack of teaching staff and learning materials. We are working with 8 non-formal schools in Ruaraka, Nairobi which suffer from a severe shortage of teachers (with a teacher to student ratio of 1:40) and also a shortage of reading materials. With your donation, our team of 15 volunteers are teaching and carrying out targeted mentorship for the children in these schools.
Mobile Vegetable bank for 150 poor pregnant women This project will help 150 pregnant women from the poorest sections of the society in Tamil Nadu-India, to have access to iron-rich, vitamin-rich fresh vegetables and fruits on a regular basis. By donating to this project you ensure adequate nutrition to those pregnant women and save them from the risk of gestational anemia, hypertension, miscarriages, fetal deaths during pregnancy, pre-term delivery, and maternal mortality. Your timely support = healthy babies and healthy mothers.
Rebuild a school for 503 determined Ugandan kids This program will give 503 very focused children protection from a collapsing roof and the school supplies and support necessary to rewrite their future.
Improve the Lives of 70 Mentally Sick People. Horizon is a Non profit Organization based in Hargeisa -Somaliland. It has been established in early 2007 by a group of youth volunteers of both genders. This Organization was set up to promote and work as a voluntary to the social basic needs and the development activities in Somaliland. It works in a different social basic activities. Particularly, it provide humanitarian care for the mentally sick people and the mentally Disabled people in Hargeisa - Somaliland
Give HK Cleft Lip and Palate Families a Smile The Hong Kong Association for Cleft Lip and Palate (HKACLP) is the one and only in Hong Kong that provide support services for patients with cleft lip and palate and their parents, as well as pregnant mothers bearing affected babies. HKACLP aims to help the parents to give the best care to the affected children. We do not have subvention of any kind, our fund mainly comes from fund raising activities and donations by the general public.
Feed 3,000 Poor Filipino Kids w/ Fresh Vegetables 2011 National Nutrition Survey reported that 23% of Filipino kids claimed to be food insecure. 5 out of 10 are suffering from malnutrition. Nationwide more than 3 million of them are suffering from this health problem. To 3,000 malnourished Filipino kids from Cavite and Lipa, Aral Pinoy (Education Philippines) will help their parents to cultivate sustainable gardening system to address household food security by providing them micro-nutrient-rich and fresh vegetables for a year.
Cyclone Vardah The recent cyclonic storm Vardah in Chennai followed by heavy rainfall had uprooted thousands of trees and electricity posts leaving the city in complete darkness. All communications were stopped. The major affected areas were the north coastal areas of  Chennai , Tiruvallore and Kancheepuram district in Tamilnadu. People were evacuated to safety areas while Educational institutions were closed down due to the severe storms.
Help schools, victims of terror attacks and IDPs This project will help victims of terrorist attacks and vulnerable populations at risk of famine due to collapse of the Afghan government. Following recent school terror attacks in Kabul, Afghanistan, we will provide assistance to the families of victims and scholarships to the traumatized students. We will provide support to the internally displaced, particularly women leaders, journalists, and refugees in neighboring countries with cash assistance for food, shelter and basic necessities.
Free the Vaccine for Covid-19! Universities Allied for Essential Medicines (UAEM) is a global movement of university students organizing on their campuses and beyond to ensure that publicly funded medicines and medical innovations are affordable and accessible to the public. We work to empower students at over 100 university chapters to tackle the issue of access to life-saving medicines in conjunction with a diverse network of peers across 20 countries.
Support Haitian IT Professionals Of The Future Promising unemployed youth in Haiti have opportunities to get full time employment through the NetHope Academy Intern Program.  This innovative program was launched in 2010 in cooperation with local Haitian universities, Accenture, Microsoft and Cisco.  Over 80% of NetHope Academy Graduates are now employed as IT professionals in Haiti.   Preference is given to candidates that are historically underrepresented in the IT sector -- young women and natives of rural communities.
Improve Health for Mothers & Children in Pakistan SHINE Humanity's mission is to provide compassionate and sustainable preventive and primary healthcare to the underserved with the help of our collabarative partners in Pakistan
Work skills for 100 victims of injustice in Uganda This project restores and empowers victims of injustices such as war, school dropout, forced marriage, rape/defilement and domestic violence. We  provide them with free training in professions such as hairdressing, horticulture and nursery school education so that they can create their own income and lead free economically independent lives. Once they can earn their own income, they contribute to training others so that we can sustain this empowerment for hundreds more.
Educate Disabled Children in Ghana for Development FHI is assisting the education of 550 needy disabled children in five institutions in the Southern sector of Ghana by providing for their educational materials to allow free education for the disable
Our Dassies Need a New Jacuzzi Our group of Dassie have an amazing time here at DAKTARI, you can see them soaking up the South African sun, getting a nice tan and socialising with each other.  Michele the mother of DAKTARI will be seen at 6AM every morning cuddling them under her coat to keep them warm as they struggle to regulate their own temperature. This project is to keep them fed and cared for.  We love our Dassies and we want to give you the opportunity to love them too.
Changing the Culture of Violence in Fiji With the economic impact of covid 19 in Fiji bringing job losses and depression there has been an increase in violence against women and children. The youth, trained with the virtues project and puppets, continue to make a huge impact visiting communities and teaching government officials about how the virtues project operates to change the way people respond to their messages and each other. In recognition the Red cross and other agencies request their voluntary support for their programs.
Together against Corona! & Help  to poor As India's coronavirus count continues to spike in the second wave, the most marginalized are again bearing the brunt of the pandemic from increasing job insecurity and wage cuts, to lack of food and other essentials. The lockdown is needed to stop the spread of the disease. But it brings challenges for daily wage labor, the poor, elderly, children on the streets, and many others who can't afford to pay for their hospitalization or purchase rations in this time. Oxygen concentrators, ventilator
Enhancing the Nutrition of 1000 Children in Abuja This project tends to provide and enhance the nutritional requirements of malnourished children in Abuja Communities. It will help reduce the mother child mortality rate and promote healthy living among vulnerable children in rural areas including expectant mothers. It will help reduce complications associated with mineral and essential micronutrients deficiency at child birth, build a strong immune system and healthy living in COVID-19.
Support 200 Women Start Small Businesses in Turkey This project will provide 200 low income women in Turkey basic training on gender and financial literacy and initial loans for their micro businesses for one year. In Turkey, only 29,5% of women are participating in the labor force (the lowest rate among OECD countries) and this project, by providing the necessary basic knowledge and capital, aims to support women in entering into the labor force and earn a decent income by starting and running their own small enterprises.
Send a Refugee Youth in Malaysia to a University This project aims to provide financial support to 5 deserving refugee youth living in Malaysia, who could never afford to, the chance to pursue their higher education dreams in 2022.   This Scholarship is the first of its kind for refugees in Malaysia, in line with UNHCR's roadmap to reach 15% enrolment of refugees in higher education by 2030.
Mapping sexual violence in Kenya We are mapping sexual violence in Kenya with our partner, Polycom Development Project who is a grassroots organisation working on sexual and reproductive health in Kibera, one of the largest slums in Nairobi. We are raising funds to help them train 5 youth leaders to map sexual violence and use the data collected to analyse trends and patterns which can further be used to engage institutional stakeholders in finding local solutions.
Changing the world, child by child Roots of Empathy is an evidence-based classroom program which has shown dramatic effect in reducing aggression and violence among elementary school children while raising social/emotional literacy.
RENOVATION OF HUTS OF NARIKURAVAR FAMILIES The Indian gypsies called Narikoravas will get the full stop to their migration from place to place. By providing mans first need of a shelter the other two needs of food and clothes will be easier.
Put Resilient Roofs on Damaged Puerto Rican Homes This project will support AHAH's long-term recovery work in Puerto Rico. Public attention and funding has turned to other issues/disasters, but thousands of people still need help after Hurricane Maria. All Hands and Hearts is committed to staying and helping our fellow citizens through the second anniversary, focusing on putting hurricane resilient roofs over the heads of suffering families, making these homes safe and secure. $20,000 buys materials/tools to repair 10 flat cement roofs.
Help 50 Disadvantaged Filipino Youth Earn Diplomas Aral Pinoy (Education Philippines) project will keep in school these 34 high school and 16 college deserving youths from economically disadvantaged families in Batangas, Southern Luzon by providing them free meals and transportation allowance for six months to earn their high school and college diplomas.
Combating the Spread of Ebola Since March, the Global Communities team in Liberia has been delivering outreach messages on preventative hygiene practices to an at-risk population of 366,000 people, placing an emphasis on women, who are disproportionately affected by Ebola due to their role as family caretakers and health workers. We are also providing local burial teams with supplies and training on safe and effective burial techniques that will reduce further spreading of the virus.
Helping Families Break Cycles of Violence In 1995 Fundacion Junto Con Los Ninos (JUCONI) began with a mission to help street children and their families in Guayaquil, Ecuador. This project will help to break the cycle of violence within families living in extreme poverty through weekly therapy sessions and intervention based youth groups. JUCONI works to improve self-esteem, emotional resilience, and empower families to better manage their unique challenges and stresses. JUCONI: for a world without violence and free of child labor.
Put an end to child brides in Turkey In Turkey, 28% of women are considered a child bride. This number increases in the Southeastern region to 40-45%. A child bride is defined by having forcibly pushed into marriage before the age of 17. The problems are so complex, but the answers are so simple. Turkish Philanthropy Funds works with multiple NGOs on the ground in Turkey that combat child brides through education and providing financial stability.
Plant 10,000 tree seedlings in kikuyu,kenya This project protects the community from massive wind and floods soil erosion of their farms, to fight poverty through agro-forestrly .
Educate 89 inner-city youths and adults in Panama The students of our evening and night school hope for a different future than the one offered in the streets of Curundu. These students were not able to finish middle/high school due to environmental factors such as poverty, parental ignorance or negligence. You can help brighten their hope of a better life by encouraging them through academic scholarships and securing a meal for the day - let them know that out there in the world somebody else believes in them. Together we can!
Empower Girls in Cambodia With Education Girls face additional challenges in accessing education in Cambodia. In the Steung Meanchey community, the site of a former massive garbage dump, persisting poverty makes it particularly difficult for girls to receive the quality education they deserve. This project not only provides education to girls but addresses the multitude of obstacles standing between them and education, ensuring they and their families are supported and they have the chance to succeed in school and beyond.
Greenhouse farming for 35 disabled young adults A group of 35 young adults with disabilities from Tanga, a coastal town in eastern Tanzania, realize their dream of self-employment by setting up organic greenhouse farming. The land is provided by the local government, animal manure comes from the group's own poultry farming and the products are for sale at the nearby markets in villages and Tanga town.
Bereavement Program for children affected by HIV South Africa has one of the highest recorded incidences of HIV/Aids in Africa and as a result, many children have lost one or both of their parents. These children are often left to deal with the death of a loved one and receive no counselling to help them through the confusion, pain and grief. Home-Start has successfully run Bereavement programs for HIV orphans since 2011 and 150 orphans have benefited. Home-Start would like to offer this program to other orphans that have been affected by HIV
CHAT's Family Planning & Environmental Initiative This project provides women & families with greater choices for controlling their reproductive health, which translates to more sustainability for the degraded environment of Kenya & its wildlife.
CREATING ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES FOR MINE SURVIVORS The purpose of this project is to provide small grants for economic integration of landmine victims who live in poor rural region of Azerbaijan in order to support socio-economic development, entrepreneurship and self-sufficiency.Through financing small entrepreneurship activities that will be designed and implemented by landmine survivors themselves, this project will enhance the economic and social life of these people and their families and becoming self-sufficient members of the community
Protect 1,500 children in Orissa, India from abuse This project aims to protect vulnerable children, such as street children, child labourers, and children of migrant families, from risks of abuse and exploitation and reduce infant mortality, malnutrition and child hunger in Orissa, India.

The project will do this through rehabilitation and reintegration of separated children back to their families and communities; training in safe sexual & reproductive health practices; and advocating for government entitlements for education and healthcare.
Partners In Health - Hurricane Recovery in Haiti As part of its long-term commitment of providing comprehensive healthcare in Haiti, Partners In Health will support relief and recovery programs in communities affected by the hurricanes.
Rehabilitation of 50 street children in Freetown Future For Children Sierra Leone will increase street children's educational support to 50 children in Freetown business District by providing tuition fees, learning materials, medicare and used clothing.
Academic Support & Mentoring for Underserved Girls High potential but at-risk public school girls 6-14 get daily homework assistance, including 1-on-1 tutoring and bilingual assistance in basic English literacy, math, and other core subjects
Help charity: water provide clean and safe water. charity: water is a non-profit bringing clean and safe drinking water to developing countries. 100% of donations received by charity: water directly fund sustainable water projects in the field.
Lighting up a Darken Village in India A support of Rs.90,000 ($1,350) (Approx.) is needed for one year for the electrification of 20 households in Mala hamlet near Madri village of Jhadol tehsil in Udaipur district. The grant will enable the households of Mala hamlet to overcome the problems associated with unelectrified village of 21st century and thereby have access to better standard of living. The backdrop and rationale for the project - Mala, a small hamlet located beside Madri village in Jhadol tehsil of Udaipur district Raja
Cleanup Lead Contamination in Peru Investigate the public health impact of heavy metal contamination from a US owned smelter in an Andean mining region of Peru to identify lead poisoning cases and plan for site mitigation.
Empower disabled women in Uganda This project will support the Uganda Disabled Women's Association to help disabled people and women in Jinja and Wakiso, Uganda. The project will help to solve the unemployment rate among the most vulnerable where they will be able to access small loans to start own businesses. The NGO will employ a programs officer, a cashier, a credit officer and a driver.
Beat Covid & up wellbeing of +500 elders in Brazil We are providing care, protection, and wellbeing support. We are infusing hope to older adults living in long-term care institutions in the outskirts of Sao Paulo city (Brazil), and to their families. We are giving protective equipment, educational, health and key emotional support to more than 500 older adults, the most vulnerable public to complications and death caused by Covid 19, representing the leading risk factor for a catastrophic situation. For us to continue, your donation is vital!
Livelihood support for youth and women in slums The project imparts business management skills to 900 women and 300 youth; provides credit to start business to 150 youth and 450 women in slums Nairobi slums through a revolving fund.
Living Prevention TV Presented by AlternaCare Welcome to Living Prevention TV! A first of its kind making TV history, LPTV is a refreshing new series bringing prevention truth mainstream. A #PreventionNotPrescription movement, Living Prevention TV is advocacy for people exploited by pharmaceutical corporations promoting a 'pill for all ills''. Hosted by 30-year terminal cancer survivor Kari E. Gray, 'paying it forward' is LPTV. Making the truth in health known is an independent TV series funded by donations to keep the show about you.
Nepal Youth Network: Let talent shine and spread With the recent failure of the government to promulgate a new constitution, the approximately 7 million youth of Nepal are angry, frustrated and disillusioned. This web-based platform is providing a positive outlet for the talent of Nepal youth as well as a safe place to meet, discuss current issues and practice leadership. 

Nepal Youth Network dot com is an online platform for positive discussion, idea sharing and showing the talent of the youth of Nepal.
South Sudan's women initiative to end GBV The project seeks to use a local women/girls inclusive approach to tackle the issue of women and girl rights violation(GBV) in Magwi county of South Sudan through building the capacity of native iconic women as volunteers to spearhead rights protection advocacy. The project intends to rely on capacity building of women nominated volunteers to mobilize and organize their colleagues and pave way in advancing a women led agenda using community based women situational room discussion and symposium.
Equip Forest Guards to Protect Wildlife in India Braving harsh field conditions every day, India's forest guards risk their lives facing well-armed wildlife criminals to protect the country's natural heritage. Wildlife Trust of India's Guardians of the Wild program stands on the twin pillars of capacity building and morale boosting to protect these protectors. It provides specialized wildlife crime prevention training, sturdy field kits and a unique group insurance scheme that currently insures 18000 guards against disability and death on duty