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The Armed Rangers of Ol Pejeta Ol Pejeta's armed rangers are the untold heroes of conservation. Every day and every night, these incredible heroes, who keep our rhinos and other wildlife safe, put their lives on the line. It is not easy to be a ranger. It requires stamina, courage and commitment. And it also requires a lot of resources and training to keep them properly equipped and safe. Today we ask that you help these brave men by contributing to their safety and well-being.
Reel Women Real Change: Stories, Advocacy, Impact Help us equip more change makers! We are expanding our Reel Women Real Change programming so that even more women and girls can use storytelling, including film, to advocate for the causes that matter most to them and their communities. If you care about equality, if you understand the importance of speaking up, if you love stories (and know their power to change perspectives), join us in creating a world in which important stories promote positive change.
Inside Story Inside Story is a unique approach to AIDS education, replacing misunderstanding with facts, demystifying the virus and empowering people to make informed health decisions.
Ukuleles for kids with brain cancer Kids with brain cancer are undergoing the fight of their lives. To help the heart sing, and the brain heal, we want to send these kids a ukulele that they can use during music therapy sessions and beyond. Music therapy is vital for improving memory and attention, as well as enhancing psychological coping and helping with the expression of thoughts and feelings, and these ukuleles are a great beginners instrument to get the heart singing and the brain healing.
Vocational training in rural Burkina Faso We offer vocational training to youngsters in the rural areas in Burkina Faso. With a technical degree these youngsters will be able to open their own workshops and earn their own money. In that way they will be self-supporting and less dependent on aid from abroad.
Send a Child to School in Haiti for a Year With your help, Little Footprints Big Steps, will provide 300 children the opportunity for education, empowerment, self-esteem and a future to children who come from harsh circumstances and would not otherwise have this opportunity. With your help, we will be able to ensure they have uniforms, shoes and backpacks, books, pencils, paper, school tuition, transportation to the schools, and tutors to help these children be all that they are capable of being. Change a life. Change the future
Help Albanian Roma Youth Succeed in School Since 1999, the Amaro Tan School has been providing primary education and social support for 140 children from the Roma community, from kindergarten through 9th grade.  Only 3% of Albanian Roma complete secondary school, and a fraction of those go on to complete a university degree. A new program of after-school academic enrichment at Amaro Tan, starting in first grade, will prepare students for a successful transition to high school and beyond.
Empower a Girl in the Congo International Medical Corps is engaging with young people to change attitudes about women's rights in the Congo.  By giving young girls mentors and teaching them life skills through leadership clubs, we are providing them the tools to become empowered members of the community.
Support 500 needy families due to COVID-19 There is an emergency to respond  pandemic of COVID-19. This situation poses a serious public health risk particularly economically poor communities such as Dalit Arunthathiyars and tribal in Salem District. Their lives are drastically  different today than were few weeks ago. Everyone has been restricted to move free and do their daily work.  They lost their livelihoods, they are in need of food support for their children and basic health care. We need support to save the community.
Help Peruvian TB Patients Start Microbusinesses GlobeMed at UChicago plans to send recovering tuberculosis patients to business seminars, helping them alleviate their extreme poverty by training them to sustain microbusinesses.
The Gift of Care: Corona Emergency Relief Fund The Corona crisis is a great challenge for everyone and is affecting every part of society, especially with increasing social distancing. However, at the same time, the pandemic connects the global community: Never before has solidarity been as important and as widespread as today. Together, we have to be accountable for each other. The German Red Cross has launched a Corona Emergency Relief Fund and is appealing for collective support to ensure fast and comprehensive help for those in need.
Support Girls Education Now Or Never This projects will support our Girls Scholarship program, mentoring program and other girls development programs, activities and needs of the organisation that ensures increased enrollment, retention and completion rates of girls in primary and post primary schools particularly in conflict prone areas of Nigeria and beyond.
School Water, Sanitation, Hygiene Program in India Help students gain easy access to safe and drinking water and adequate sanitation facilities while adopting new hygiene practices.
Nutrition Support for Orphans' Education Center This project aims  at strengthening education of orphans and vulnerable  school going children by   increasing  their access to nutritious foods, hence reducing poor academic  performance associated with malnutrition. The project  also builds capacity of children's caregiver on nutrition assessment and food security. The project supports 300 orphans and vulnerable children aged between 4-14 years studying at Ramah and Maranatha  Orphans Children Centers in  Ugandan districts of  Ibanda and Apac
Self-help Groups for 2000 poor women in S. Africa This project inspires vulnerable women from low-income households to help themselves, and their children, by using their own resources and own initiatives to do things they thought were not possible. Participation in a Self-help group (SHG) results in women being empowered economically and socially. Benefits include increased household income, easier access to low interest loans, increased quantity and quality of food, improved health, increase in children attending school, improved housing.
Conserve orangutans near four Sumatran villages Sustained conservation education is vital to save wild orangutans that are critically endangered. This project will build an education center for sustainable living near the Gunung Leuser National Park in North Sumatra, Indonesia, to provide a venue for hundreds of villagers near the park to learn about ways to conserve the many wild orangutans living nearby, reduce primate-human conflict, and obtain training in sustainable agricultural techniques that are less destructive to the environment.
Support Education in Rural India Summary Since 2006, Thamarai Educational Projects have provided educational services in marginalised villages next to the international township of Auroville in Tamil Nadu, India. Our current projects support children from these villages, through after-school projects for around 90 children and a playgroup project for 36 children. In addition, regular health care and well-being programs are provided at local schools and at work units/villages centres for adults with a vision to promote conscious
Environmental Awareness, Recycling & Culture Developing a self-sustaining project which reduces the plastic residues problem by promoting environmental awareness, commercializing recycled products and generating job opportunities.
Support Neighborhood Clinics in Liberia The Ebola epidemic is a crisis of unprecedented scale in West Africa. The majority of aid funds go to large agencies focused on Ebola treatment. There is an urgent need for grassroots efforts to strengthen neighborhood healthcare, especially in Monrovia's slums and rural villages. Our Liberian team of ex-combatants provides desperately needed sanitation and medical supplies to neighborhood and village clinics that treat non-Ebola illnesses, building local resilience and protecting thousands.
Voter Education and Monitoring Governor Election Direct Governor Election 2007 is the first opprotunity for Jakarta's people to vote for Governor. Until now, the Governor was always chosen by the Delegation’s Council of the People.
Send a Child in India to School for a Year Seva Mandir's primary schools provide children in disadvantaged tribal areas with access to quality education in an interactive and joyful environment. Children are enabled to join mainstream schools, having become confident, independent learners. With COVID-19 significantly hampering educational opportunities for vulnerable children, the schools ensure decentralized learning so that children remain in the safety net of education.
Promote Food Security Among 10,000 Homes in Uganda This project will increase food production of 10,000 households through provision of agricultural extension services, farm inputs and credit facility.It will also improve the methods farmers use to increase agricultural production and ensure food security. The project will mobilize communities into groups to train them in income generating activities and provide credit to farmers so they may become more self-sufficient with their personal farming that provides substance for the communities.
Donkey library for 1000 rural Ethiopian children The Donkey Library will bring books and reading to over 1,000 Ethiopian children living in rural areas. Schools in remote parts of Ethiopia often do not have libraries, and so thousands of children don't get the chance to read outside the classroom. The donkey librarian travels from school to school with books in panniers on the donkey's back, giving children the chance to read, learn and discover in an exciting event.
Influencing Land Rights for women in Karatu. The proposed project seeks to address the issue of land ownership among the poor women community in Karatu District. The project is proposing to influence CSOs, local leaders and the community in the district to address the issue. The project will be implemented for the duration of nine (9) months. TAJPI anticipates that, after successfully execution of the project women will be empowered through the promotion of human rights.
Transform the lives of 200 Kenyan girls Women Without Borders-Kenya would like to empower 200 girl with knowledge through education by providing them with school necessities,including books,uniforms,sanitary pads and tuition fee among others.Our education sponsorship in partnership with 39 schools wil support young girls/ adolescent girls to transition from primary to secondary education system,as this where we see most drop outs given the increase of fees.This will impact the whole community at large.and scale up with 4000 in 2 years
Purchase of Land and Construction of Classrooms The project is targeting  children  from dysfunctional and less privileged  families  in Mathare  slums Nairobi Kenya. Majority of residents in Mathare  hardly afford quality education for their children. We are targeting such kind of households to enable them access quality education and a chance for hope. The project aims at setting up a resource center for quality and affordable education, skills development and empowerment for young people.  The project will provide classes and boarding room
Provide Sanitary Pads for 500 Girls in Tanzania Female students in our communities face great challenges in terms of hygiene and sanitation. Many schools in our rural areas have insufficient numbers of latrines, which are often poorly designed and maintained. For girls who are menstruating, these problems compound the difficulties posed by the inability to afford sanitary pads as well as cultural taboos around menstruation. As a result, many girls miss on average four days of school every month which is over a month in a year.
Global Learning to Improve Community Action Community leaders gain a U.S. Master’s Degree in Applied Community Change and Conservation without having to quit their jobs or relocate. Scholarship funds train leaders who train communities.
Emergency Relief Aid for Needy Ethio-Somali IDPs The proposed project will target a total of 2,500 vulnerable hard to reach community including women, children, old ages, and marginalized groups through a wide range of interrelated interventions in 5- Villages/Kebeles of Gode woreda/district, Shebelle zone of Somali region. These include: 1) Short term water trucking to 2,500 vulnerable communities based 5 target village/Kebeles in Gode woreda/district.  2)Provision of Food supply to 6 Kebeles with each most vulnerable 1,500 HHs (IDPs & HOST)
Info Saves Lives: Ebola Outbreak in West Africa The deadly Ebola outbreak in West Africa - the worst in recorded history - has so far claimed more than 7,800 lives. At Internews, we believe that during a public health emergency like this one, people need quick, free and reliable information about the disease and how to prevent it. Please help us to ensure that communities at risk, and especially those living in remote rural areas, get the right information now: how to identify early symptoms, prevent transmission, what to do and where to go.
Aluna Movil - Help Children with Disabilities The overall objective of the project is to improve the quality of life of young children with disabilities or at risk of developing a disability and of their families in and around the city of Cartagena (Colombia) who live in extreme poverty.
Anna's House restores young women from trafficking In our work to end the systemic cycle of slavery in the Middle East and Asia, we encounter many young women who are being trafficked, raped, beaten, and forcibly removed from their families.  Finding a safe place to send these women & their families is vital. The physical and emotional tolls are overwhelming. This is why we have launched Anna's House - a safe home dedicated to restoring these young girls and their families.
Support survivors of gendered violence in Myanmar Jeepyah's safehouse provides shelter to women and often children who have survived domestic and/or sexual violence. This project will provide them with access to justice, access to healthcare, and financial independence. These three services will empower survivors to thrive despite trauma. Justice - hiring lawyers to take cases to trial Health - care for injuries, pregnancies from sexual assault, deliveries Financial Independence - vocational training, purchasing equipment, start- up costs
Seeds and Support for School Gardens Worldwide School gardens grow vegetables and also grow future leaders to counter hunger and poverty in their communities. In many locations, a garden-supported school lunch is the only healthy meal of the day and motivates parents to keep their kids in school.  SPI programs give vegetable seeds for 20+ vegetable varieties. SPI's partner schools become hubs for providing seed, seedlings, and training to kids' families. With your help, we're growing gardens in 9 countries!
Save the lives of 492,140 schoogoing pupils in SL. Concern Mothers Movement for women's Participation in Development Sierra Leone has been working with disadvantage children, Youths and women since 1998. We are currently working with over 100 hundred schools, 100 school teachers and 70 youth Lollipop ladies and Gents in Bo, Moyamba, Pujehun and Bonthe Districts of Sierra Leone with the Aim of saving the lives of school going pupils when going to school and coming back from school at road crossing points in the towns and city in the South.
Support 1000 Sexual Violence survivors in DR Congo Women's Initiatives for Gender Justice will support two local community-based safe houses providing medical, psychosocial and legal support to survivors of sexual violence in conflict-affected provinces of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Support will also include relief in the aftermath of the May 2021 eruption of the Mount Nyiragongo volcano.
Help 6,000 Families Affected by Floods in Haiti This project will help 6,000 families in Cite Soleil, one of Port-au-Prince's poorest slums, which was overwhelmed by heavy rains in July 2016. Many residents lack access to safe drinking water, latrines, and electricity, and the dirty water and sewage that flooded the community after the rains have only made things worse. Concern Worldwide is working to help these families rebuild, stay safe and healthy, and improve their ability to withstand the rest of the hurricane season.
Help 120 Students Take Environmental Action Eh!Copate is a hands-on education programme that empowers 120 argentinean students from Cordoba's public schools with the skills and confidence to launch their own community-benefiting environmental projects.
EMPOWER INDIAN TRIBAL ADOLESCENT GIRLS BSWI's training network brings life-changing education on health, livelihoods and family finance to hundreds of adolescent girls and women in self-help groups across rural Bengal. BSWI provides 100% of its loans to women, who are most in need of financial services. BSWI intends to create growing opportunities for adolescent girls through elementary education and vocational training project to help 2000 poor deprived tribal adolescent girls equipped with business skills and school educacation.
Community Health Center The aim is to ensure an effective health delivery system that will enhance improvement in the general health situation of local communities.
CORONA virus / COVID-19 - We take precautions The current, really frightening, corona/COVID-19 pandemic affects many areas of the work of ProDogRomania and we have to face these challenges and look for solutions so that we can care solidly for our dogs in our shelters in Romania.
Rescuer Training (2017-2018) Rescue takes training and training costs money.  We need your support to keep our rescuers ready to go and assist those most in need!
Help Women in Rwanda Fight Against Poverty Opportunity Rwanda provides financial services for women in Rwanda pursuing their own entrepreneurial goals. Micro-loans and savings accounts are available to clients for both expanding their business and planning for the future.
Emergency Support  for Warm Clothes  to Disabled This project will help to buy warm clothes ( Blanket ,Sweater ) for Person  with disabilities  to fight with rough and cold weather. Cold weather is coming and it is big challenge for disable children to have warm clothes and safe from cold. Mostly children suffered with flue, cold, fever and cough in winter due to lack of have warm clothes. Organization is helping 300 poor families to access  clothes  and health facilities and uplifting their life
WE HAVE BUILT IT - THE CHILDREN WANT TO COME To provide a loving home for Ghanaian Orphans, Trafficked and Deserted children where they will be educated to grow with physical health, mental ability, emotional stability, vocational skills, good citizenship and multicultural expertise. Through this education and experience, they can learn to be responsible adults who can both care for their own families and pay forward what they have learned and achieved to help other.
CYCLONE IDAI- MOZAMBIQUE The Cyclone Idai began as a tropical depression in the Mozambique channel on 4 March, dropping heavy rain over Mozambique and Malawi before heading back eastward in the direction of Beira, by which time it had become a cyclone.  This in known as the worst weather-related disaster to hit the southern hemisphere, and the UN says more than 2 million people have been affected whereas 1 000 people may be at risk of death. The Storm-surge floods of up to six metres have caused widespread devastation.
Breaking poverty cycle of 150 students in Turkana The project plans to support needy high school students from poor families in Turkana County-Kenya who are unable to meet their school fees demands & other school requirements to enable them receive full education. This is significant because education act as a catalyst for societies to pull out of the vicious cycle of poverty by improving individual employability and entrepreneurial innovativeness; that helps to positively transform their poor backgrounds and build a prosperous future society.
Providing health care to 20,000 Kibera residents This project provides primary health care and laboratory services to more than 20,000 residents in one of the most densely populated areas in the world, the Kibera slum of Nairobi, Kenya.
Zululand Pangolin Recovery and Research Node Pangolins are the most trafficked mammal in the world with more than a million poached in the last decade. The Zululand Conservation Trust works hand-in-hand with the African Pangolin Working Group (APWG), and the Johannesburg Wildlife Veterinary Hospital to manage the rehabilitation of confiscated animals. The costs associated with rewilding pangolins includes monitoring, satellite & VHF tags, equipment and veterinary costs. Funds are needed to develop our Pangolin Recovery and Research Node .
Educate Youth on Animal Welfare The welfare of wildlife lies in the hands of the youth.  Through education the youth will be able to save animals from exploitation and ultimately extinction. Donators will assist us in being able to sponsor more schools to visit us. As well as enabling us to start up and maintain an educating team with an age appropriate message to visit schools all over the world so that we can reach more youth.
Save Lives, Conserve Environment with Agroforestry The project "Save lives and Conserve Environment with Agroforestry". Its aim is to boost sustainable, pro-poor land-use in northern Uganda that received 1 million refugees.  We focus on Arua district, where we work already, and on introducing improved low-cost tree establishment methods that farmers and refugees can use with better management methods for contour hedges with nitrogen-fixing trees/shrubs. Project link https://goo.gl/U7HyKK. Will involve making energy saving stoves & briquettes
Play center for 80 children with cancer in Mexico The procedures that patients undergo (children and teenagers), the undesirable effects of chemotherapy and its life expectancy lead to stress in children, which manifests in anxiety, fear, behavioral changes, irritability, and withdrawal behaviors. The goals of the play center are: Use positive reinforcement techniques for enhancing patient motivation, To improve their mood and reinforce their immune system, To preserve the health and satisfy special education needs of oncological patients
A Retired Cheetah Teaches Poor South African Youth Providing a home for a retired cheetah at Daktari’s Bush School and Wildlife Orphanage and then using this awe inspiring animal as an ambassador for conservation to our local underprivileged youth.
Community Defibrillator and CPR Training Programme This project will provide people in Redditch, UK with Public Access Defibrillators (PADs) and Training in Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). More people will know what to do when someone has a cardiac arrest; with less than 1 in 10 people in the UK surviving an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, the project will help save lives.  Tailored packages meeting community need include a defibrillator and CPR training manikin, a cabinet with all the necessary accessories, training and ongoing support.
Give Health & Purpose to a Neglected Horse Sound Equine Options was founded in 2009 by Columbia Equine Hospital's veterinarian, Dr. Scott Hansen, and practice manager and veterinary technician, Kim Mosiman, to assist the growing number of area horse owners who could no longer afford to properly care for their animals.  Since 2009, Sound Equine Options has grown into a licensed rescue focusing on ending the cycle of abuse, neglect, abandonment and suffering for local horses. Sound Equine Options assists with law enforcement cases, often i
California Wildfire Relief Fund 2019 High winds are causing wildfires to spread rapidly through California, destroying homes and prompting mass evacuations. This fund will support immediate relief efforts for people impacted by the fires in the form of emergency supplies like food, water, and medicine, and will eventually transition to funding long-term assistance to help residents recover and rebuild. All donations to this fund will exclusively support wildfire recovery.