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Support 15 Human Trafficking Survivors in Romania This project will help the anti-human trafficking outreach program of the Ratiu Center for Democracy to directly support survivors of human trafficking in the process of reintegrating back into Romania. Currently, this project directly supports 14 survivors by helping with repatriation costs when necessary and facilitating psychological, litigation, vocational, educational, literacy, and medical services so as to empower this community to decrease their likelihood of re-victimization.
Educating Impoverished Children in Kenya The project will provide educational support to students in East Pokot to further their education and eradicate illiteracy. HAO has provided 55 scholarships, supported 13 schools with eLearning tools, trained 96 teachers on STEM and mentored 70 students. East Pokot has 4% literacy and 60% of children never attend school in their lifetime. Donations will directly fund scholarships, scholastic materials, mentorship and Sanitary products. Beneficiaries: girls, underprivileged, orphans and disabled
Helping Women Start Businesses in Ecuador A team of five MIT students will work with a community of women in Pascuales, Ecuador during summer 2009 to help them start businesses by providing skills training, guidance, and financial support.
End Human Rights Abuses Against Alleged Witches This project will work to safely return the hundreds of women living in the Kukuo camp for alleged witches to their original communities after being violently banished due to witchcraft accusations.
PREVENT 20,000 PEOPLE FROM CONTRACTING COVID-19 In Gulu, Uganda, corona virus is spreading fast within the city and in the surrounding communities. The district has no ventilator which means patients in need of intensive care cannot be saved. The long-lasting lockdown measures made a  big dent in the livelihoods of people, leading to poverty and hopelessness. CEOU is installing hand wash equipment in public places and translating government approved information into local languages to help people understand and implement prevention measures.
Support Music Scholarships for Mexican Youths Arquetopia provides structured, scholarship-based classical musical training to talented but marginalized youths in southern Mexico. The Clarinet Camerata of Mexico is a permanent, high-level and international cultural showcase that not only provides intensive, professional experience to serious and exceptional young musicians but also prepares them for university and conservatory scholarship auditions, orchestral auditions, and future career opportunities.
Malagasy Community Reforestation Institute Establishing a Reforestation Institute providing knowledge and technical skills for 5000 villagers in SW Madagascar to restore threatened native forests, grow fuel wood, food and medicinal plants.
Hope For 50  Teenage Mothers In Wum (HOFTEMO) We have identified over 150 teenage mothers in the areas of WUM. The disturbing issue is that most of them are HIV positive alongside the children. They are impoverished, malnourished and looking very cranky. They do not have a square meal a day and most often, they die at very young age due to hard living condition leaving the children. This project will provide them with life,skills ,education,health for their babies  for empowerment and build a sustainable community.
Hospital for 10,000 Women & Children in Nyandarua, Merciful International Guild plans to upgrade its current VCT center to fully fledged hospital that will implement the Millennium Development Goals Numbers Four, Five and Six.
Help Venezuelans with digital and media literacy In times of crisis, information saves life. Venezuelas coming to Colombia need the right digital skills to access and discern information that can help them improve their living conditions. MAKAIA has studied the situation from the information point of view and found that most Venezuelans in Medelin don't know where and how to access social services such as health, education, housing and food. Information is available but they don't have the have the time, resources or knowledge to access it.
Fabricate Moto-Ambulances for Rural Poor in India Rural populations in India do not have a reliable way to access health services.  World Health Partners is currently designing a sidecar ambulance that can be attached to commonly available motorbikes. Not only will the service provide emergency transportation, but will also serve as a business opportunity for local entrepreneurs. Making emergency transportation available and affordable will complete the comprehensive set of health services that WHP brings to the rural poor.
Needed - New Ambulance for Street Animal Rescue Dharamsala Animal Rescue has been in existence for almost 4 years and fully funds our on ground project in India. After a tragic accident with our current ambulance, and our desire to to increase the amount of street dogs we sterilize, vaccinate and rescue, a replacement vehicle is needed to continue our operations. 
By donating to this project, you are helping thousands of street animals live a healthier and fuller live as well as working to prevent human deaths by rabies.
Farm equipment for rural Ugandan tribe The Karamojong tribe we are working with in rural Uganda are the poorest of the poor.  They struggle with lack of water, poor health, hunger, and lack of education.   They are learning to become farmers.  They have good tillable land on which to grow their crops.  It is a huge backbreaking task when the only tools they have are simple hoes. They have a tractor and plow, they need other equipment.   The people will be able to raise more food for themselves and have excess to sell.
Improved cookstoves prevent deforestation 1. Empower people to make their own improved cookstove using only locally available materials 2. Teach bio-charcoal production from renewable sources 3. A commitment to plant trees to counteract deforestation. This is the core of our hands-on comprehensive community workshop approach. Our research shows: our model of improved cookstoves reduce the need for fuel up to 75%. Our goal: Every household in our villages (and beyond) uses improved cookstoves, ideally with locally made bio-charcoal.
Send 85 Children to School for 1 Year in Cameroon This project will sponsor socially and economically marginalized children by providing for their school fees, books and uniforms for one year. Better Family Foundation has worked with local schools and church groups to identify the most vulnerable children in our community-- these children show scholastic potential and come from homes where they either cannot afford or soon will not be able to afford the cost of school. With your help we will allow these children to receive a basic education!
A Sustainable Solution To Malnutrition In Cambodia MaD aims to enable 340 rural Cambodian families to grow Moringa Oleifera & Amaranth grain, two super-foods which will help them develop a long term solution to poverty, malnutrition & food security
Scholarship for poor girls to study nursing This project is to provide scholarships to 60 girls to study the nursing course in St. Mary's School of Nursing organized by Women for Women (WFW). They were stopped with 12th standard because of poverty. The girls have the interest and motivation in studying the professional course. WFW is willing to admit the girls for the course. With the scholarship the girls will be able to meet the expenses relating to books, notebooks, uniforms, exam fees, training materials, and hostel expenses.
Set kids free from trauma of sexual/physical abuse Children don't have words to say what horrible abuses have happened to them, and are told NOT to tell by abusers! We use play therapy to give them a voice, so they can SHOW counselors what happened and heal! Each dollar ensures another $16 continue to flow, so we can provide up to 6.5 months of FREE counseling to each victim to help them heal from heinous crimes! We must raise $155,000 every year & still need $37,000 for 2015-16! Anything raised over this amount will go toward next year's match.
Quality Education for Peace-building and Democracy The long-lasting conflict in Colombia, with a profound impact on children in rural hard-to-reach areas, has never been closer to a resolution. And the most effective way to change perspectives and rebuild lives is through quality education--peace education. We are seeking support for a project designed to provide on-site support, learning guides and reading books to five (5) hard-to-reach rural schools (800 children) which will, in turn, serve as role models for peace education for other schools
Roosevelt Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Rona, Ula, Charlotte, and Caroline from Roosevelt High School 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, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH EMPOWERMENT OF 300 YOUTHS This Project plans to provide mental support to over 2500 youths in major high crime rate zones in Nigeria and provide empowerment to 300 youths with skills and jobs for self-sustainability. Our Human Needs Assessment conducted showed that youths who commit Crime did so due to poverty, unemployment, and family conditions.  The Empowerment will focus on tailoring, shoemaking, furniture making, digital marketing, photography, hairdressing, coding whilst providing leadership and business trainings
School Libraries Reduce Afghan Youth Illiteracy By establishing libraries for the children of Afghanistan, the stunningly low national literacy rate is reduced while ultimately ensuring a brighter future and global perspective for Afghan youth
Infant & Mother Health in Nepal's Arsenic Areas Neonatal mortality in Nepal's high arsenic areas is 12.4 %. Safe water filters and good nutrition for these families will significantly decrease the mortality rate and increase the number of healthy children. Our target is to conduct 4 workshops for 60 women in early 2017, providing filters to each family, Nutrition and Hygiene Workshops, training to Health students and Female Health Volunteers. The Female Health Volunteers will conduct the 2 year monitoring program. This project will help  >480
Peer Education for women with Spinal Cord Injury This project will improve the quality of lives of 60 women with spinal cord injury in Eastern Tanzania who were discharged from the hospital without proper information about the affect caused by spinal cord injury
Combating Antibiotic Resistance in Africa and Asia Antibiotic-resistant infections are predicted to kill 10 million people each year by 2050 -- five times more than the roughly 2 million deaths caused by COVID-19 in 2020. Thus, we urgently need antibiotic alternatives, particularly in Africa and Asia where 90% of the antibiotic-resistant deaths will occur. Phages for Global Health empowers scientists in Africa and Asia to develop inexpensive, natural antibiotic alternatives (phages) that can kill antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
Educate 300 Potential Child Warriors in Kenya . This project will enroll and educate 300 out of school children at risk of being initiated into  negative cultural practices; cattle rustling, Female Genital Mutilation and early forced marriages in Akoret. It will build permanent classrooms and dormitories, provide up to standard desks, books, uniforms, nutritious meals, clean drinking water, facilitate tree planting, school gardens and community sensitization forums on long term impacts of education to end  rustling  practice.
Charity providing assistance to homeless people The biggest shelter/rehabilitation center for the homeless in St. Petersburg helps an average of 220 homeless people a year to find employment, recover documents, receive medical assistance or find relatives and return to normal life.
ABCF Community Empowerment Projects Our Community Empowerment focus area aims to implement practical and sustainable solutions that address challenges related to skills development and unemployment faced by our communities.
GIVE THE GIFT OF EDUCATION! YOU CAN CHANGE LIVES The purpose of the project is to provide professional and personal development processes to more than 50 Colombian girls who do not have families and have gone through situations of rights' infringement, who seek to achieve their Life Plan goals and providing for an autonomous, independent and meaningful life.
Send Dalit Girls to Nursing School The Veera Project offers young women graduating from secondary school the opportunity to pursue a higher education and enter a variety of professions.  Women in India need to be educated to become independent. Our girls come from very poor villages of the Thar desert around Jodhpur. Nursing is one particular job they care to train for to help their people in the villages or to work in a hospital with a good wage.
Supports the nutrition of 150 children in Colombia The project Nurturing with love strengthens the integral development of 150 children of early childhood, their families and community mothers in Guachene and Caloto-Cauca, Colombia, belonging to an economically and socially vulnerable population. In order to improve their mental and emotional health, nutrition and healthy habits, tools are implemented focused on children through recreational workshops, experiential, interventions, psychosocial care,pedagogical activities and Family integration.
Fill bellies, not bins: stop food waste now! Currently, 793.000.000 people across the globe are malnourished, while according to the FAO (UN) 1/3 of our food is wasted from farm to fork.  Slow Food Youth Network joins forces for World Disco Soup Day on April 25th. On this day, all over the world, we throw parties where organizers and visitors turn foodwaste into a discosoup! An event to cook, eat and dance together. Showing the fun way to save food, while educating the public and finding solutions for the amount of food that goes to waste.
More and better water through ecotechnics Increase the availability of drinking water for the benefit of peasant families through the construction of cisterns, the installation of filters, reduce the pollution caused by the disposal of gray water into the environment with the installation of artificial wetlands at the family level, increase the availability of water drinking water for community use through the establishment of water pots, promoting good practices for efficient water use.
Covid-19 Aid for Afghans Education & action is a must for a country that has been in conflict for so long, to help people deal with the Covid-19 crisis. We are providing disinfection kits to families as well as providing hot meals and food packages. AIL is broadcasting information about the virus every hour on Radio Meraj, and printing leaflets. AIL has turned over tailoring classrooms to the production of PPE for AIL health clinics and as a service for the public. We are providing distance learning for students.
Entrepreneurship Support for Refugees in Rwanda In October 2016, Rwanda will pilot an innovation in refugee relief that, if successful, could have wide-spread impact. Instead of receiving donated food and supplies, nearly 40,000 camp refugees will receive cash stipends. These households will regain control over their finances and act as normal consumers. Where there are money and consumers, there are business opportunities. AEC will work with refugee entrepreneurs and provide them with capacity building and financing to launch enterprises.
Invest in rural residents building their future Rural central Wisconsin was hit hard by the economic upheaval felt by many midwestern communities. In unprecedented fashion, residents united to rebuild their lives, livelihoods and their community. Together, 2,000 residents designed the Tribune, a social enterprise unique in both its development process and resulting purpose, as a resident-led, community-owned source of good jobs and great lives. Support for the Tribune's renovation will launch this powerful symbol of renewal in rural America.
Pinoteca Educational Program to 400 children, Peru This project consists in ludic sessions for one year with children between 5-12 years old,  that living in vulnerable and violence areas of Lima, such as Cerro El Pino. They learn about values, social skills, human rights and leadership with the purpose to live in a culture of peace and tolerance, also promoting the improve their performance in maths and language courses.
Improving Academic Performance of Girls in School This project will build 10 girl-friendly latrines in schools if not available, train girl students to create re-usable pads using local resources, and provide financial support to 10 poor girl students in remote areas of Nepal. This project will help to improve the academic performance of school going girls in remote areas of Nepal.
Empower 50 Needy Girls in Meerut Through Education Gramin Samaj Vikas Kendra is presently working in rural and urban location of Meerut, Bijnor, Gautam Budh Nagar, Aligarh and Bulandshahar of Uttar Prades working with poor marginalized community with focus of women,children's,scheduled Cast,small and marginal farmers,laborer. we are more focused girls to empower young girls and women by motivating them and their families to send their girls to schools.we provide skill training,life skill training and career counseling.
Sponsor an orphan: Children of Bududa (Uganda) We are trying to help some of the poorest and most at risk children in rural, Eastern Uganda. We have a vocational school teaching them marketable skills, an orphan's program providing support and lodging and a women's micro finance initiative. Your money will keep our initiatives running for the next year, thank you for your support.   Please watch our video to learn more.
Fund 1000 Scholarships in Rural China for a Year Some 200 million rural Chinese live below the poverty line by the World Bank definition of $1.25 per day, implying that 40 million school-aged children are at risk of dropping out of school before their high school graduation. In order to combat this huge waste of human capital, the SOAR Foundation, for the past 25 years, has provided 30,600 merit-based scholarships to more than 13,000 impoverished yet gifted students across rural China to finish high school and achieve success thereafter.
Education for People in Ghana This project is aimed to provide literacy education for 100 adults in Ghana. Students learn how to read and write in both English and Ghanaian. They are also taught basic math and health skills.
Adjustable prosthetic arms for children and adults Global assistance for amputees through our field-deployable Socketless Prosthetic Technology, providing durable, long lasting, high functioning, cost effective limbs for children and adults.
Water & hygiene kits to fight COVID-19 in Cameroon The orphanages in Cameroon have no way of preventing the spread of the virus, and many of the children don't even have access to drinking water.  LifeTime Projects has therefore decided to act urgently to disinfect the orphanages, hand out hygiene kits to 200 children and drill a water well in one of the homes that currently doesn't have access to drinking water. An awareness campaign is being launched to inform the children and neighboring population on how to stop the spread of COVID-19
Empower 30 Refugee Women In Leros Through Sewing The Advocacy Project (AP) is launching this campaign to help Sewing 4 Solidarity, an inspiring voluntary initiative on the Greek Island of Leros, to train 30 refugee and migrant women in making handbags. Most of the women have fled war in the Middle East, and they are deeply uncertain about what lies ahead. The campaign will help them to draw comfort from working together and fortify them for the future. The campaign will also build trust between the refugees and local residents on Leros.
FEED 100 IDP FAMILIES IN CAMEROON The Anglophone Crisis in Cameroon has caused thousands of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) from the NW and SW regions to settle in various capital cities across Cameroon under deplorable living conditions. This project shall in addition to training on starting up small income generating businesses,  identify and distribute bags of rice and basic food necessities to 100 IDP families whose family heads are single mothers or widows living in the capital cities of Bamenda, Buea, Douala & Yaounde
Alive and Smiling - Nutrition for Premature Baby Children and teenagers who were prematurely born have high risk of nutritional disorders; small stature, anemia, malnutrition, metabolic syndrome as well as mental, visual, hearing and coordination disorders.  Behavioral change is also a factor. Our goal is to give proper formula to all preterm babies who will come to EPM's Outpatient Care of Premature Infants. The formulas will be given for one year after breastfeeding ceases or to children who lacked breastfeeding.
Help 16 women launch clean energy enterprises What do women in Namibia and the Navajo Nation have in common? They are part of the 1.4 billion people worldwide (70% of whom are women) who live off the electric grid. Without electricity, businesses must close when the sun goes down, children do not have the light they need to study after dark, and people are cut off from global news and the marketplace. Elephant Energy brings energy to off-grid areas and generates income in rural communities by engaging women as Energy Entrepreneurs.
Care Center for abandoned cats & dogs in Turkey In Turkey, everyday thousand of puppies and kittens are sold in the pet-shops just like stuffed animals and most of them found themselves abandoned on the streets within couple of months in miserable conditions, all breeds and age, these pets are starved to death, got run by a car or beaten by people. This project will help us to develop our care centre properly  for these pets including handicapped ones so we can keep them safe, treat the sick ones and finally place them with a loving family.
Educate Girls and Orphans in rural Uganda There are millions of children living in extreme poverty in rural Uganda. They are mainly from poor farming communities that cannot afford basic needs. Girls, orphans and disabled children are most at risk. They lack access to education, basic healthcare, food and other basic needs. This exposes them to abject poverty, violence, abuse and forced marriages. We can stop this from happening by providing their school fees, basic healthcare, food, clean water, uniform and basic needs.
Support students in Uganda create an e-library Finalist of the Microsoft in Education School Pitch Competition!

In Gayaza High School in Uganda students want to create an online library page with links to videos showing the processes of production within the small scale local enterprises in Uganda and where they are located.
Help Sierra Leone Children get quality education To enhance the protection and potential of children of working parents in the Red Pump Area through the provision of high quality education from infant age.
Support 450 People Living with Disabilities This program is for the empowerment of the disabled in which all types of 450 Deprived people with disabilities will be provided better health, education, livelihood & also linked to social security and along with this they will also be provided the help of assistive devices and materials.
Adopt-a-Rescuer! EMPACT Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) Task Force is an all-volunteer, non-governmental team that provides specialized rescue and medical services after disasters. This includes locating and extricating victims and providing emergency treatment to those who have been trapped in collapsed structures, or otherwise affected by disaster. The team meets FEMA and UN training and equipment standards, and provides technically specialized response personnel to all who benefit in times of need.