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Relief Assistance for Tohoku Earthquake Affected There are various restoration endeavours that are clear recognition, particularly JEN supporting in three regions of Tohoku (Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima). JEN has been putting its efforts into the recovery by providing a wide range of assistance to seven local partner organisations. The targets of the organisations have highlighted on "care for single-parents", "nursing care", and "vulnerable populate". Those of the unique activities address that no-one left behind by the recovery.
Youth Musical Center in Sierra Leone Equip a youth center in Bo District, Sierra Leone, so that youths have a space to practice and perform music, mentored by one of Sierra Leone's most popular musicians, Steady Bongo.
Improve children and teen life quality in Colombia COLOMBIANITOS seeks to strengthen the program "Goals for a Better Life" in Bucaramanga, which have been developing sports activities like soccer, cheerleading, rugby, basketball, volleyball, music, singing, and school support activities including recreational activities, all with the objective of improve the children and teen quality life by providing opportunities for personal growth and showing that they have another opportunity to be happy and successful.
Facilitate education to children from Srebrenica Many children in rural villages of Srebrenica are deprived of their basic right, i.e. education. Due to lack of transport, bad bumpy roads, narrow streets, long and cold winters  many children are forced to leave school because they are unable to come to the school or they have to walk at least three hours before they even reach it. Therefore, IFS-EMMAUS has constructed an educational centre where we offer accommodation, food, support and educational input currently to 60 children.
Give a Girl a Chance: Help Educate Tanzanian Girls This is the story of so many girls Lyra works with: I am a Tanzanian rural girl. The chances of completing my education are small. Just 1% of us who start primary school will complete our education. The school is far from my village, & I must walk to school, facing sexual harassment along the way. Some of us stay in a room in the village close to school, but these rooms are not safe. Many of us share a room, and girls exchange sex for rent. 1 in 4 of my teenage friends will become pregnant.
Reporting to Combat Religious Hatred in the U.S. Amid this current political climate of populism and division, we're witnessing an explosion of anti-Muslim and anti-Jewish attacks and discrimination in the U.S. and beyond. We've covered these incidents at Religion News Service and now plan to produce a 10-story, in-depth series on efforts to combat religious hatred in the U.S.
Promotion of Small Family Norm in Rural India In Balasore there are maximum numbers of backward families who belongs to mainly scheduled caste & other backward communities and their family size are very large.For which their socio economic condition are under develop.The reason behind it is level of awareness is very  low so the aim of the project here to access the family planning services at the door step of the rural community through awareness, behavior change,avail  of family planning services in Balasore district, Odisha.
Empower 100 girls through sports and fitness! Through after school and community-based sports, fitness and leadership programming PGIM empowers some of the most vulnerable girls in Philadelphia. This project will allow for 100 girls to participate in our programming.
Famine Threatens 1.8 Million Children Time is running out for millions of children, unless the world acts now.   Famine and lack of a reliable food supply are threatening the lives of approximately 80 million people - more than half of them children - in Cameroon, Chad, Niger, Nigeria, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Uganda, Djibouti and Yemen.  The numbers of children under threat are enormous.  More than 2.5 million face imminent risk of death from severe acute malnutrition.
Sheep for Life in Africa Our Sheep for Life campaign brings fencing, sheep and butcher training to 30 grandmothers in rural Kenya. These women are single-handedly raising their AIDS-orphaned grandchildren. They live off the land, but with sheep, they earn income to pay for school, food and clothing. The Nyanya Project's first herd of 30 sheep has grown to 140. But the grandmothers still need fencing, and they need more sheep. More sheep means more income. Help us build strong futures for these remarkable families.
"Puente de Vida" (Bridge of Life) This project was created to make basic health services in rural and marginal urban areas of Lima and other Peruvian cities accessible for all ages.
Hurricane Laura Relief Fund This disaster relief fund will support people impacted by Hurricane Laura in the form of emergency aid like food, water, medicine, and shelter. The fund will remain open to provide long-term assistance as needed. As the path and severity of the storm shifts, so will our response to ensure aid gets where it is most needed. All donations to this fund will exclusively support communities and first responders impacted by Hurricane Laura.
Groceries to Elderly Women in Georgia Many elderly women in Shida Kartli, Georgia  suffer from poverty, isolation and social exclusion. In particular, elderly poor women are often denied even basic rights such as food and health-care. This project seeks to restore dignity in their lives.
Engaging Kids & Adults in Art in Public Places We believe in taking art to people as a way to bring people - of all ages and backgrounds - to art and creativity. We also believe that public spaces should be invigorated with creativity, with play, with the energy of making things and having fun. Our program will make life better in Indianapolis by introducing engaging public programming on our downtown Cultural Trail, Canal and in urban parks and public spaces. Ultimately, these public goods help people connect with their city and each other.
Computer Lab for 150 At-Risk Children in Thailand The SOLD Project will equip the computer lab in the second building of the Resource Center with 10 computers. This will give the at-risk children of this poor rural community access to the internet and the opportunity to learn computer skills.
fund a good night's sleep with a new mattress What do you sleep on at night? Buy someone in need a mattress so they don't have to sleep on the floor.
River Bluff High School Students Creating As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Laura, Dianna, Sofi, Neha, Julissa from River Bluff 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-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Orphaned but not alone. This wildlife rescue and rehabilitation project gives a second chance at life to orphaned elephant calves in India. At present, 7 baby elephants, rescued from different parts of Assam, are under the constant care of seasoned vets and animal keepers at IFAW-WTI's Center for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation (CWRC) in Bokakhat. They will be nurtured and rehabilitated here until it's time for them to return home into the wild, albeit under the watchful eyes of our team.
Empowering 150 at risk youth in Toronto In a time where thousands of youth are struggling to find work in a highly competitive job market, the programs YES provides to youth are critical in helping them succeed in finding work as young adults. The purpose of the proposed project, Job Camp, is to provide 150 at risk youth the opportunity to develop solid job seeking and life skills by participating in a two week intensive training module followed by working one on one with a job developer to secure employment.
Help Haitians Grow Crops Affordably The food crisis in Haiti is an urgent plea for more food. A seed bank enables Haitian communities to plant inexpensive, quality seeds and grow food to feed their families sustainably for years.
Hurricane Katrina Rebuilding Fund GlobalGiving's Hurricane Katrina Fund allows donors to contribute to a general pool that will allow relief and rebuilding projects, which are almost fully funded, reach their budget targets.
Chrissie Zartman: Helping Special Needs Kids Play KEEN LA is volunteer-led organization that provides one-to-one recreational opportunities for children and young adults with mental and physical disabilities at no cost to their families.
Help Refugees and Immigrants Meet Basic Needs Often forced to leave their homes due to conflict, violence, natural disasters, human rights violations, and persecution - refugees and immigrants struggle just to survive.  This project provides diapers, period products and other basic needs supplies at no cost to trusted partner agencies working with refugees worldwide. We also provide cloth products where culturally relevant as a long-lasting solution to solving hygiene needs for this population.
Provide Scholarships to 40 Children in Nepal The project will provide scholarships to 40 children, mostly orphans and from poor families, studying at Jyotidaya School in Nepal.
The United Brothers School of Munoz The United Brothers School of Munoz is a school for Haitian immigrants living in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic, founded and led by Haitian immigrants, funded and aided by a US organization.
Legal Advice for Women Prisoners This project will provide free legal advice and support/intervention to women prisoners in England & Wales. In doing so we will advocate for the protection of their human rights, which are compromised by the general imbalance of power in prisons between staff and prisoners. Our interventions and legal advice (given by telephone, mail, and face-to-face outreach clinics in prisons) will ensure that the human rights of women prisoners are defended and upheld.
Emergency Aid to Stabilize Orphanages in Ethiopia The country of Ethiopia has recently closed the door on International Adoptions, which has presented a challenge for the children who live in orphanages and those who care for them. International Adoptions provided a great deal of financial support for the day to day functioning of orphanages. We are raising funds to help stabilize orphanages in the short term while they make long-term plans.  We want to support 100 children for at least one month (our goal is three months of support).
Mainstreaming 200,000+ street children Save the Children, through it's on the ground work in the states of Delhi, Maharashtra, West Bengal and Uttar Pradesh, is trying to create an enabling environment for vulnerable children living on the streets of India, thereby strengthening their access to identity, leading to right to survival, development, participation and protection by: Facilitating the process of securing an Aadhaar card for each street child, post which they will get to live in a shelter home or be reunited with their pare
Give To Our HIV/AIDS Clinic AIDS Research Alliance helped to make HIV/AIDS treatable by contributing to half the treatments available today. We adhere to the highest standards in ethical research. In order to advance research and help those affected by the virus, we need proper equipment. This project will provide new technology to researchers to conduct clinical studies, and help find a cure. ARA exists to develop a cure for HIV/AIDS, medical strategies to prevent new infections, and better treatments for people with HIV.
Providing a classroom for Namibian school Children This project will build a new classroom and library building for 5th and 6th grade children in a rural village in the Caprivi Strip in Namibia. The children are orphaned or HIV infected.
Assisting Children with Disabilities This project will provide medical, financial and social support for 200 children with disabilities in order for them to live healthy and meaningful lives.
Support 120 Ugandan Grandmothers and the Elderly This project which is based on humanism, is to offer a concrete hand to the difficult situation of grandmothers caring for grandchildren orphaned to HIV/AIDS - Education,Medical care,Clothing,Feeding.
Limiting dissemination of COVID-19 in Gaza Strip As of 31st May, 2020 there are 61 cases of COVID-19 in Gaza Strip, and as the virus could easily spread, this project comes to confront COVID19 by protecting the medical team, workers and patients in Al Awda Hospital which is one of the main and largest hospitals in the Northern governorate of Gaza Strip, where the hospital's staff and beneficiaries will be provided with Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) & disinfectants, moreover poor families will be provided with hygiene kits.
Help us help Nature restore the Pterocarpus Forest 2 1/2 years after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico and the rare Pterocarpus Forest at Palmas del Mar, the rebirth of the forest has taken place, slowly, naturally.  It's canopy remains severley damaged, leading to the growth of strange species. Rather than rely on nature alone, the Friends of the Forest want to deliberately plant 50 new, native trees, including the critical Pterocarpus, to spur reforestation and to spur the restoration of the canopy.
Provide education and work to poor women in Brazil Sou Digna donors give local people the tools they need to implement their own solutions. Given the resources that exist in Brazil, our investment now in programs that address inequality can fundamentally change the opportunities for women in the future to be able to provide for their families with the type of dignity that we take for granted.
Eldorado Park Technology Hub The project focuses on providing underprivileged youth with access to basic computer skills and access to technology. Our target is to train 3,536 youth over the course of 221 days with basic and intermediate computer literacy skills. When learners exit the programme they should be comfortable using a computer and the basic functions of Microsoft Office. Learners should be able to do basic research on the internet.
Stop hunger for indigenous families in Honduras This project will help 100 indigenous families to fight hunger, boost household income, and increase resilience to climate change. Red COMAL is a network of small farmers, producers, and cooperatives working together to build healthier communities and a more equitable economy. As climate change continues to deeply affect livelihoods across Honduras, our mission is to help communities incorporate more holistic, sustainable farming practices through agroecology.
Ricardo Clark: Teaching life skills through soccer We use soccer to teach kids valuable life skills such as respect, communication, and teamwork that benefit them off the field and in the classroom. Help us serve more kids with your donation!
Feed DR Congo's Orphans through climate-smart ag The DR Congo (DRC) is one of the poorest and most food insecure countries of the world, and the country's 5 million orphaned children face particularly grave hunger and malnutrition. To address the challenge of under-nutrition in orphanages, Farms for Orphans provides training, tools and support to vulnerable youth in environmentally sustainable, small-scale agricultural practices including culturally accepted insect farming, beekeeping, fish and poultry production.
Improve quality of life for 500 children in Togo Children disaster victims who were still living in water from June 2010 will benefit programs related to hardware, medical and psychosocial accompaniment. We are also disinfection and pumping water.
Transform lives of 30 Filipino Leprosy Patients Leprosy is a chronic, infectious disease of the nerves and skin.  It is curable yet the stigma and discrimination may last a lifetime, leading to poverty.  This project will help support the school needs, health care, and counselling of 30 Filipino children and young adults who have leprosy or whose parents have been disabled by leprosy. Formal education and skills training will enable them to gain income, escape poverty, overcome stigma and discrimination,  be productive and live with dignity.
REDUCE MATERNAL AND INFANT MORTALITY IN NIGERIA This project is targeted at checking the health status of pregnant women and infants in under served communities in Nigeria in order to ensure that the pregnant women and infants don't lose their lives due to lack of medical help. The project includes giving prenatal medications to pregnant women and required vitamins to infants. It also includes educating the pregnant women on  ante natal and post natal necessities, the distribution of mosquito nets ,birth kits and baby care products.
10,000 Disabled Persons on the go..wow! 500 trained volunteers in 20 of the poorest municipalities provide 10,000 handicapped persons with basic rehabilitation services to make them optimally self-reliant.
Help put girls at the forefront of change Girl Determined is a leadership project for girls aged 12-17. By facilitating girls' recognition of their personal and group potential they learn to avoid the pitfalls of trafficking, dangerous labor and other forms of violence.
Improve skills of 200 young people in Islington Prospex provides a free and safe space for local children and young people disadvantaged through poverty. Prospex helps support them to achieve their desired goals and aspirations. We work to build healthy relationships for these young people, and help them gain life and educational skills through projects and training programmes.
Farmer Health Education In many underdeveloped countries, population growth has outpaced food production. Food security and sustainable population growth are perfect indicators of effective food demand. Ensuring the health of the farmers- the main stakeholders in food production is a key issue in food security.  
Women in particular, produce most of the food in developing nations, and their health is a major factor in agricultural production and household food security.This project shall ensure good health and living.
Emergency Response to COVID-19 in Sri Lanka Street Child will deliver and support ground level relief efforts in Mullaitivu, Batticaloa and Trincomalee by contributing towards urgent non-medical items for frontline workers in intermediate care centres (ICC), necessary personal protective equipment (PPE) to protect households and encourage safe hygiene practices and emergency food relief packages to families of daily wage workers facing existential challenges during the lockdown due to Sri Lanka's second wave of COVID-19.
A Roof for Magaya School Kids - After a Storm A storm destroyed Magaya Primary structures four years ago. Rozaria Memorial Trust is supporting with the rehabilitation of the school, with construction of two classroom blocks. The school located in Murewa District in Zimbabwe has a total enrollment of 500 students. The quality of education is affected by lack of facilities. The Australian Government has provided building materials to the school. Now, we have been able to roof the 6 class rooms. We seeking donations for finishing and furniture
HIV/AIDS AWARENESS IN KENDWA NORTH COAST ZANZIBAR Thousands of international tourists visit the spotless Kendwa Zanzibar beach along the Indian Ocean seashore for beaches, Sun, nature and young tourists which is a large number come in Zanzibar with various intents including sex. Sex tourism attracts a lot of travelers who travel overseas in order to engage in sex with the locals or take pornographic pictures of the locals. This has come to light as a well-developed element of the marketable sexual exploitation.
Quality Education to 40 at Risk Youth in Korogocho This project will provide financial support to Korogocho slum youth towards achieving high school education as well as offer mentorship. Poverty denies many youth a chance to get an education and therefore, the project will allow the youth a fair chance not only to get their right to education but also improve their chances of employability.
Education to 410 poor children from 30 villages Project area is Socio-economically back ward. Major population is marginalized communities & marginal famers. Agriculture is the only means of livelihood. JRDS is presently runs Nursery to 7th grade & boarding to orphan & poor children and plans to upgrade to 10th grade. School building needs repair additional class rooms, library, labs & sports equipment to provide quality and competitive education to 410 poor children from 30 villages and school compound since it is vulnerable to wild animals.
Urgent Action: Feed Hungry Families in Nicaragua MADRE is working with Wangki Tangki to provide urgently needed food aid to Indigenous families living on the North Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua after Hurricane Ida destroyed this year’s crops.
Gift an education...Make a life ! Gram Vikas Trust support Government primary schools to provide high quality school education to tribal children in Bharuch district of Gujarat state who cannot otherwise access or afford it. The schools adopt a nurturing & holistic approach to education, helping highly irregular and irregular children to attend school regularly, children to learn joyfully. The tribal children are supported through educational aids.
Improving Mental Health Care in Kenya 75% of those affected with mental health disorders in low-income countries do not have access to the treatment they need. In Kenya, too frequently mental illness is diagnosed as cerebral malaria or witchcraft by health care providers and lay people alike. Further, there are fewer than 100 psychiatrists for the 40 million Kenyans. This project aims to help improve access to quality mental health care by providing training opportunities for Kenyan registrars (equivalent of US medical residents).
Change the lives of dogs and cats in Venezuela We want to continue helping dogs and cats in Venezuela, by preventing new ones from being abandoned by families that no longer have the resources to feed them, and by improving the life quality of thousands of animals that live on the streets of our country.  The requests for our help have exponentially increased in the past few months and will only continue to do so in a country with an expected inflation of 13,000% (according to IMF estimates) so we are urging you to help us help them.
Saving Retired Thoroughbred Racehorses Second Chance Thoroughbreds saves thoroughbred racehorses from going to auction.  Once a racehorse enters into our program, we give them first lots of turn out to be able to be free and run around.  After a vet evaluation, we restart the thoroughbreds under saddle and retrain them for a suitable and desirable skill, i.e., jumping, dressage, western pleasure, trail riding.
End illiteracy in Pakistan by 2025 The project will establish/ assist 2000 nonformal schools to enroll, retain and educate around 40,000 out-of-school children. In the pilot phase, we have successfully established/assisted 926 one-room schools across Pakistan.
SMS to stop sexual abuse of girls in Latin America Providing through SMS  knowledge to girls about how protect themselves of sexual abuse and HIV in rural areas in Mexico and Guatemala
1,000 Who Care: Giving Kids Hope For Their Futures The only place to help kids in our city has been ruined. So Kids are surrounded by loss, violence,  hopelessness and no organizations to help guide them through the problems they face in today's time. With bullying, peer pressure, suicide and other issues on the rise, there is one center that does save and shape kids lives through the arts and education. With your help, Future World can stay open and continue the great work they do with teaching kids to be confident builders of their futures.