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Education & nutrition for 100 children in Ecuador We aim to provide local teachers and daily food and fruit in some of the poorest rural communities in Ecuador where finding enough money to feed the family is as much as they can afford. We believe we can get more children into further education through the support of generous donors.  Due to COVID-19 we aim to provide hand sanitizer and supplies of soap over the long-term for all our students for when they enter and leave the schools each day to reassure parents that it is a safe environment.
Educational Lifeline For 100 Pregnant Girls Teenage pregnancy continues to be a stark reality in Sierra Leone - resulting in many girls dropping out of school each year. This tragically affects their educational progress and future career opportunities.  This project provides an appropriate educational alternative for 100 pregnant girls to ensure they can make educational progress.  Girl are supported through psycho-social counseling, scholarships and computer training - focused on helping them get their lives back on track.
Education sponsorship for about 238 children Our project transforms nearly 238 street kids into valuable members of society in education sponsorship  through provision of formal education and vocational training opportunities as well as job orientation for about 250 students reintegrated in families before August 2020.We as EDD, will empower youth and children in order to sustain themselves and their families as well as eradicating root cause that push kids to join street life.
Friends Rehab and Institute of Technical Education Support Aid Ministry (SAM), intends to set up a facility on the land to be referred to as Friends Rehab and Institute of Technical Education (FRITE). FRITE is bringing out various interconnected projects on this land to support drug addicts, street children and other vulnerable populations, mainly the poor. The Vocational Training Centre will be the key project with its own building, infrastructure, equipment, staff and maintenance.
Combating violence against children in France In France, since 2014, CAMELEON has been conducting awareness workshops on children's rights and international solidarity for pupils from primary to high school. We consider that it is essential for young people to know their rights in order to be better protected, including on the Internet and social networks, and to be active players in society. We have developed a global approach to preventing violence, offering modules to teachers and parents, informing the general public and institutions.
Save the Rohingya About 700,000 Rohingya refugees crossed into Bangladesh to escape persecution in Mynamar in August 2017 and are living in tents without food, clean water or health care. OBAT implemented a relief program in October 2017 to assist the Rohingya refugees with their immediate needs. The program  initially focused on providing relief items and immediate medical care. Presently, it addresses the crisis through two key areas- health and education.
Give a worthy old age to 300 elderly in Colombia Fundacion Nino Jesus plans to offer a better quality life for the elderly in Bogota, especially in Engativa. The main purpose is to provide them with the tools so they are able to develop their skills whilst being in a medically supervised environment with a professional team providing them healthy snacks in accordance with their nutritional requirements and medical conditions.
Miguel Angel Asturias Academy A school that provides education for more than 300 impoverished children that come from the most vulnerable sectors of society who would otherwise have no access to education.
Build 20 Water Cisterns for 1800 families in Haiti This project will build 20 4,500 gallon water cisterns in drought-ravaged Northwest Haiti where the burden of collecting water falls on the girls and women. Mesie walks six hours each day to collect water for her family. She cannot go to school. In its 20 years, Lambi has helped 2,000,000+ Haitians become more self-sufficient, and planted 2,000,000 tree seedlings. To celebrate 20 years of service, we ask you to Give Water, and in so doing, to Give Life to the women and girls of rural Haiti.
EMPOWER: 500 Masaiti District orphans with solar We aim to provide 500 solar lamps to orphans in Zambia who do not have electricity at home, because without these solar lamps, children will not be able to complete their school homework during the evenings. This is a follow-up to the donation of solar lamps we gave out in Zimbabwe last year. Fortunately, this year, we have been working with a Design Student of Northumbria University (UK) and we have designed a cheaper and effective solar lamp which will be affordable to most families in Zambia.
Solar Lamp support for 1000 coastal families Light is very essential for human life but most of the Sundarbans climate vulnerable families lives shortage of light due to their poverty. They are generally use kerosene hurricane, lamp and torch light for their light support but the kerosene price is increased day by day so most of the families are passing night time without light/darkness. Without light their children education and their professional work is hampered. So there is an urgent support of this climate vulnerable poor communities.
Covid 19 emergency continues, lets EDUCATE & FEED How will families survive without jobs, without economic activity? This was the general concern of people when Covid 19 started and it was the trigger for us to act. After a year and a half, our work not only continues but is also increasing.  With the commitment of thousands of volunteers helping around the country, this project will provide immediate access to food and educative kits to families in 21 provinces of Argentina giving relief to this dramatic situation.
Help 10 Caribbean-American Youth get Careers This project will provide funding for economically disadvantaged Caribbean-American students in Brooklyn, New York. Starting June 2015, it is the Society's intention is to give out ten scholarships per year to help Caribbean-American youths pursue their careers . These scholarships will be given to both undergraduate college students and trade school students. Information on how to apply for a scholarship can be found on SACD's website at http:// www.sac-diaspora.org
Food Packages for 200 Families Impacted by COVID19 This project will provide emergency relief to 200 families affected by COVID-19 and hunger. Recent lockdown measures in Cambodia have aggravated disparities and caused a food security crisis. As of 29 April 2021, Cambodians were ordered to stay home and those who lived in "Red Zones" were prohibited from leaving except to seek medical care. Many people who formerly subsisted on meager wages are now without work. They are in need of food and basic necessities in order to support their families.
Build a weaving center for 500 women in Ghana ASIGE WOMEN'S  Basket is a group  of  rural women that work together to design colorful and customized baskets and Bags for the local and international Market in Northern  Ghana.This project wants to put up a building to assist the women work in the Both raining and dry seasons as well as not exposed to hazards of the weather since we currently use a shade provided by a tree to work.
Get cooking in Nepal with Solar Cookers Intl. In Nepal, usually it's women who cook. They face blockades, fuel crises and poverty. Cooking fuel is often unavailable. Free solar thermal energy is abundant. Goals:   Build solar cookers from locally available materials  Train/empower primarily women: elderly, orphans, disabled and others to obtain cooking/fuel security Protect family health from diseases due to indoor air pollution Reduce environmental and forest degradation  Encourage women to set up micro-businesses.
Famine Preparedness -3000 Kenyan Girls/Families Drought and the following famine has become devasting in Kenya over the past decade. 85% of our sponsored girls are Maasai who are traditionally pastorialists who do not farm. Their families have lost more than 70% of their livestock which is their primary source of food. Each sponsored girl will teach her family and community food preservation in preparation for famine.  We will teach food security through growing crops and food preservation - canning and drying fruits and vegtables
provide a school uniform for a vulnerable child Help a child eager to learn go to school by buying them a school uniform.
Provide Surgery for Children in Ethiopia Most children in Ethiopia do not have access to complex pediatric surgery and thus live with their disability or die from it. The only pediatric surgical center in the country is in Addis Ababa, but most families cannot afford the cost of surgery, medication, or hospital care for their children.  This project will allow children with life-limiting disabilities to be operated on by trained pediatric surgeons and be restored to a meaningful and productive life.
Educate100ThaiVillage Leaders about Mental illness This project will help people with mental illness and caregivers understand mental illness. The education will help them understand how to communicate to each others, know new and old medication side effects, learn about how to handle crisis, how to take care of themselves, the meaning of recovery from mental illness,
leaning advocacy, overcoming stigma and discrimination by real practice to poor 40 caregivers and people with mental illness in Thungsaliam, Sukhothai, Thailand.
Promote Organic Farming for 15 Villages in India The  project focused on promotion of sustainable livelihoods of small and marginal farmers by building their capacity through enlighten their knowledge on eco- friendly farm practices and organic vegetable cultivation. The project specifically contributes economical, social and environmental sustainable through people centered and participatory approaches. It builds capacity of the small and marginal farmers & women farmers. It is planned to cover 300 farmers during the two years in 15 villages.
Developing a  Permaculture Resource Centre in Seke zimconserve intends to set up a  Permaculture centre for Subsistence farmers . Zimconserve shall erect the fencing right round its  plot and install a borehole. Projects, such as mushroom farming, aquaculture, permaculture gardens and ecological buildings are to be established. The objectives of this project are to empower the locals through these income-generating projects, for food, nutrition, revenue, and as well as to bring awareness to environmental conservation issues within the community.
Help 50 Syrian Children Fight Stunting Our big objective is to treat 50 children in Northern Syria who suffer from growth delay, so we hope through this campaign to secure the treatment costs to cover the consultations, hormone injections and follow-up.  Your support will fight poverty and weakness manifested on their little bodies and will last as long as they grow. Let's make them healthy and able-bodied children. Let's donate now.
Help girls in 10 schools on Liquid soap training. Training girls in our partner schools in the skill of liquid soap making to empower them with the skill of liquid soap making to improve their standard of living in the future and also use the produced liquid soap for hand washing soap in their schools to enhance their hygiene is the primary purpose of this project.
Build ECD Centre for 200 Children in Cape Town The project will build an Early Childhood Centre and it will give children ages 1 to 6 years old an opportunity to be able to read and write. This community has not had there own building for the hundreds of children of this community. The erection of an Early Childhoodve Centre will ensure the children has their own centre, which will provide an environment suitable for learning, safety and provide employment for the many unemployed teachers of this community.
Educate 300 Children in rural South Rwanda This project will provide well equipped infrastructures like smart classrooms with normal standards, smart library and technology to 300 rural children in South province of Rwanda, the donors will provide Learning Resource Center to engage and empower students and teachers to achieve high quality education at Centre Turereneza School.
Give 100 Dairy Goats to Poor Households in Uganda RAMBIA will give 100 dairy goats to 100 poor households, to boost the nutrition and health well-being of children. Children born to poor households often face the problem of stunting caused by malnutrition, which affects their life chances to excel in education and live productive adulthood.
Learn to Earn! Trades training in Gulu, Uganda 20 years of civil war left many in Gulu, Uganda with few skills to earn a living. The Family Harvest Foundation, a charity started and operated by people from Gulu, is approved by the Uganda Ministry of Education to provide much needed vocational training. The trades training will allow those trained to sit examination by the Directorate of Industrial Training and be certified. The project funds will subsidize student fees, pay a small teacher's stipend and purchase training equipment.
Donate a camera to save a whale shark in India Whale sharks are the largest fish in the world and can grow up to 45 ft in length. This gentle giant was once brutally hunted off the Gujarat coast on western India. The widely-acclaimed WTI campaign "Save the Whale Shark" changed the perception and attitude of local people converting fishermen into protectors of the fish.  These fishermen are now setting free whale sharks getting accidentally entangled their fishing nets by actually cutting open the meshes thus destroying the valuable net.
Empowering 200 Girl Leaders in India Empowered girls are a powerful catalyst to change development outcomes. The Girl Icon Program is a leadership  development program that works with girls between 12-18 years from low socio-economic communities in India to empower them through experiential life-skills based journey, providing safe spaces to amplify their voices of change and opportunities to sensitize and mobilize communities through collective social action.
Help disabled youth in a giant state care facility This project will help more than 160 young multiple disabled people in Russia, who live in a large residential home, to get regular special need physical exesices,hydrarehabilitation,for the weakest once - to get also everyday assistance and training in things like dressing up and having a meal, and for all take part at a broad range of activities (from wood and ceramic workshops to concerts and even birthday parties - wihich they never would have but which are also celebrated by our volunteers)
Green Schools Project GREEN SCHOOLS PROJECT: VISION: To create 'green consciousness' and awareness empowering the younger generation for being actors of environmental conservation & protection by providing them an opportunity to actively participate in raising of tree seedlings & tree planting.  MISSION: The mission of "Green Schools Project" is to create green consciousness among school going children through a mind-set change by involving them in seedlings production and plantation. Environmental conservatio
Teenage Pregnancy & Girls' Education Access_Malawi This project will recruit, train 300 teenage pregnant mothers over 3 yr period become peer educators for 20 rural schools reaching 6705 girls,  the 300 girls will be encouraged to return to school after first delivery to reduce teenage pregnancy, increase girls' education access, reducing literacy gap between boys and girls in Malawi. The project will also help to change social/cultural values in community and schools to support girls' return to school through active community engagement.
restore hope to 100 teenage mothers in cameroon. New Era Foundation in Bamenda Cameroon plans to train 100 teenage mothers who have lost hope in life as a result of unprepared motherhood and who are finding it difficult to cope with life to learn a trade which will enable them to become financially independent and learn about reproductive health.They will receive business training, vocational training, reproductive health education and will be given small interest free loans that will be repaid after a period of one year.
Project Rhino K9 Unit: Defending African Wildlife The greatest threat today to two of South Africa's most iconic species - the Black and White Rhino - come in the form of furtive raids by poachers armed with high-calibre rifles, night-vision equipment, getaway vehicles and backed by a vast, well-funded international criminal network. With their superior sense of smell, hearing and unique physical capabilities, well trained canines are a valuable supplement to law enforcement and a critical tool in combatting this war against rhino poaching.
Press play for 300 people detained at Gatwick Right now, hundreds of people are detained at Gatwick Airport Immigration Removal Centre. Many have been here for months, some even for years. Their lives are on pause, indefinitely. Sadly many self-harm or attempt to take their own life. But together we can press play. Music In Detention plans to run music sessions to create a unique album, forever capturing emotions and stories of the people detained. Donate today and we promise you'll hear the music that we all made possible.
Urgent Earthquake Relief in Central Philippines During October, a series of devastating earthquakes in Mindanao, Philippines have caused the displacement of more than 200,000 people with additional earthquakes predicted soon. Asia America Initiative and local partners are supporting communities in remote, rural areas where they are in urgent need.  AAI is helping to provide food, clean water, temporary shelter, warm clothing, blankets, strong pails, hygiene materials, and basic health care items for at least 5,000 displaced families.
Offer Legal Aid to Puerto Rico Earthquake Victims Timely, critical personalized legal assistance to 30 poor families in southwest Puerto Rico whose homes were damaged, destroyed or seriously compromised by the 3-month long spate of earthquakes that began December 28 and continues to this day, and community education on the housing-related rights of earthquake victims will be provided by this project.  The project will ensure that affected individuals and families can access FEMA recovery financial aid and secure housing.
Employability and Leadership for Young Women The Employability and Leadership Program for Young Women in a Vulnerability Situation seeks to develop capacities for employability, leadership and community transformation in female students of the last levels of schools located in the Greater Metropolitan Area of Costa Rica. The Program seeks to directly impact 200 young women in 4 high-risk communities, which have been declared a priority because of their fragile socioeconomic context.
Give enrichment activities to 100 at-risk youth Puerto Rico's at-risk students need to reconnect with their support systems through activities that spark their interest in learning after months of being isolated due to remote learning. This project will allow 100 youths from marginalized communities to participate in unique enrichment activities in a supportive and safe environment. These activities will nurture their creativity, communication, collaboration, cultural and motor skills much needed for their growth and and positive development.
Empower DC residents to grow healthy fresh food To have good health, we need good food. But in many neighborhoods in the nation's capital, nutritious food is often not available. We want to ensure that everyone can eat healthy, local food, so we work to empower people to grow their own. We cultivate new gardeners and spearhead new community food projects and, in so doing, we broaden access to good food for everyone. In the process, we increase the health and resilience of communities, as well as families.
Sports to Empower 500+ Refugee Girls in Jordan We use sports as a vehicle of empowerment for refugee girls & local women in Jordan. In a region where gender inequality is still the norm, sport is another privilege reserved for boys. RC hosts after-school leagues for young girls to gain the life-skills, confidence, hope and ambition that comes from team games. We also train and hire local young women as coaches, providing valuable income for their families and showing communities that female empowerment leads to positive changes for everyone.
Saving lives from Tuberculosis in Malawi With over 48,000 new cases of TB in Malawi each year, we fund Support Workers to educate 400,000 people to recognize the symptoms of TB and help people access free and life-saving treatment.
Guilford High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Rowah, Nicholas, Emma, Audrey, Kaci, and Zamiarra from Early College at Guilford 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.
Rehabilitate 300 Cacao Farms in Southern Belize The project's aim is to rehabilitate 400+ acres of active cacao farms using integrated agro-forestry systems; to educate farmers in management techniques that will reduce the incidence of Monilia disease, which is devastating to cacao trees; and finally to improve cacao yields through such techniques of regular pruning. A total of 300 farmers in 25 mayan communities will benefit directly from the implementation of the project.
Help 40 Liberian Children Walk This project will help 40 Liberian children walk by providing treatment for boys and girls born with clubfoot, the leading birth defect in developing countries. By partnering with local health care workers to establish clubfoot clinics within the existing health care system, miraclefeet provides a sustainable and affordable solution for clubfoot treatment. Your donation will help give these children a new chance at life by giving them the gift of walking.
Help 80 mothers beat breast cancer. In Kenya, 5,985  women are diagnosed annually with breast cancer, with 2,553 of these dying, making breast cancer the 3rd leading type of cancer in the country. This is due to the high cost of treatment, which most of these patients cannot afford and do not have the luxury of a medical cover, due to their standards of living. Through this project, we are aim to help 80 breast cancer patients get access to professional health care and save a family the pain of losing a mother to breast cancer.
Help Kenya's Only Community-Run Elephant Sanctuary Reteti Elephant Sanctuary aims to reunite, rescue, rehabilitate and re-release orphaned and abandoned elephant calves from across the north Kenya landscape, whilst creating much needed benefits for more than 100 local people. As a community-run project, Reteti requires ongoing funds for milk, medical care, rescues  and staff salaries, as we give injured, traumatised or abandoned elephants a second chance at life.
Fresh Start Domestic Violence Campaign 2012 Approximately 40% of the women that come to Fresh Start Women's Foundation for services have experienced some sort of abuse in their life.  Fresh Start provides counseling, support groups, legal services and career services to help these women move on.  October is Domestic Violence Awareness month and Fresh Start is looking to spread the word about the impact of DV on the women of our community.
Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Funds are restricted for use in breast cancer research, education, advocacy and patient services.
Help Feed 60 Children At Don Bosco Triavndrum Trivandrum Don Bosco Veedu Society Join with us to keep the them smiling... Your concern and involvement is all it takes to build their dreams...  The campaign is aimed at raising funds for the free meals program at Don Bosco Shelter Home, Trivandrum. We provide four meals a day for every child at the centre. And your contribution would be directed to this year's program.  Your generous help is required to sustain our work... "Do good while you still have time" -Don Bosco