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Helping Single Thai Mothers Keep Their Babies Home of the Swallow serves disadvantaged women in Thailand who experience unplanned pregnancies and are facing cultural, financial, or familial pressure to abort or reject their babies. Using a holistic approach, Home of the Swallow provides opportunities for education, counseling, life and job skill training, parenting classes, and emotional support within a safe and encouraging environment. We hope to empower the women to become independent, loving mothers to their children.
Empowering youth in Dadaab Refugee Camp Dadaab Refugee Camp in the Northeastern province of Kenya is in the middle of a number of crisis. Drought, famine, and violence have brought a huge number of Somalis and other refugees into the camp. The youth are being actively recruited as Islamic militants and many have few options but to join. We have devised a solution. We will be empowering the youth for positive change and give them opportunities for education and self employment through our DadaabNet project.
Help Save 1000 Mothers From The Pain of Suicide This project will enable Suicide Sucks to support Mothers fighting against suicide. A Mother's fear and concern for her children can turn into the heaviest grief and heartache imaginable when she loses a child to suicide. Suicide Sucks seeks to empower Mothers to take bold steps in caring and protecting their children from Suicide by sharing the strength of those who've already experienced the pain.
Ghana: Storage for women's surplus palm oil Storage space for a Ghanaian women's palm oil processing group would prevent their surplus from going rancid, enabling them to obtain premium prices rather than being forced to sell it off quickly.
Rehabilitation for Kids from Wroclaw Hospice Wroclaw Hospice Foundation is the only one in Lower Silesia which allows to provide care at HOME, since family itself is the best place for the sick child. Besides professional medical and nursing care, terminally ill  children require rehabilitation which many families can't afford. Our goal is to provide them with a free of charge, in-home physiotherapy.
Technology Playground Project Millionaire Campaign Students and parents agree that college students are not well prepared to deal with the financial challenges that lie ahead...More than 76%, report that they wish they had more help preparing for their personal finances. (The Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc.) 
Project Millionaire is an organizational campaign to educate 1,000,000 youth throughout Washington, DC by 2024 for healthy financial decisions that will impact their college bound and professional careers.
KOTO's Little by Little COVID-19 hit the restaurant industry in Vietnam hard. With lockdown and no international tourists, we sadly had to close the doors to KOTO Training Restaurant at 59 Van Mieu. However, we're going to come back stronger than ever. We're fundraising to purchase much-needed items for our new restaurant. The KOTO restaurant is the training grounds for our trainees. It's here that they make mistakes, learn to work with one another, develop new cooking techniques and practice their customer service.
Support HIV+ teens for Jr. College in Pune, India Since 1997, Manavya has been working diligently for the rehabilitation of born HIV +ve orphaned-destitute children and women. We believe that Education, nutrition and medication are the effective agents of change for HIV children. The toddlers, who came to Manavya at very young age, have entered adulthood. Due to this the needs of the children over the years changed with the growing age..
Help Build Bright Futures for 250+ kids in Vietnam While their parents labor to create products sold around the world, the 1.2 million children of factory workers in Vietnam often spend their days without the simple care and attention needed to thrive. With 20 years of success in helping vulnerable children, we know how to positively change young lives and on Sept. 5th are opening our first Early Learning Center for the children of factory workers in DaNang, Vietnam. Just a month to go, and we still need some basic supplies to outfit the center!
New Lives for 50 women living with HIV in Armenia People Living with HIV (PLHIV) especially women in Armenia face serious financial instability due to the stigma and discrimination associated with their status and the lack of essential tools necessary to be competitive in the job market. With this project, we will build 4 greenhouses and train 50 women on how to grow strawberries in a greenhouse. They will gradually be employed just as the greenhouses are built thus providing them with a source of income and social stability for their families.
Save 50 children from statelessness in SouthAfrica A stateless child is a child who is not recognised as a citizen of any country in the world. Lawyers for Human Rights helps stateless children (especially orphaned/abandoned) living in South Africa to access their right to a birth certificate & citizenship. We use legal representation, DNA testing, litigation, training & outreach to help children get birth certificates & ID documents. These documents allow them to access basic rights such as education & healthcare while preventing statelessness.
Promoting Education for Indigenous Girls in Mexico This project seeks to create a model that promotes the right to primary education with a gender perspective in an indigenous community school in Mexico.
Build a Community Centre for 300 Ugandan Youth The huge rural population of young people in Wakiso, Uganda has little access to libraries and community centres. The Centre for Youth Driven Development Initiatives wants to build a community centre to serve the hundreds of young people in our area. We will provide a safe space to foster a culture of reading, and offer opportunities to develop entrepreneurship and community organisation skills. This will be a place to learn how to stay healthy, develop computer skills, play sports and have fun!
A Place for Peace and Ideas for Young Armenians This project will provide young people with a safe welcoming place to explore, discuss and discover the language, art and actions that make for a vibrant, diverse and democratic society. Many live in a world of tradition except here at Peace Dialogue NGO where they can come with their friends to create a new dynamic community of ideas, growth and change . Here they can be free of the limits that bind the rest of Armenian society and dream of a world that they want to live in and build a family.
Transform Lives in Madagascar with Silk and Raffia In the past year, our donors helped us train skilled artisans and grow wild silk production from a trickle into a stream, transforming Malagasy lives, empowering women and inspiring a community. This year, CPALI is setting the bar even higher and increasing livelihood accessibility for the most vulnerable communities with raffia weaving.  Join CPALI in transforming the lives of rural artisans in Madagascar by supporting technical skills and training for wild silk production and raffia weaving.
Room Coolers for Orphanages It began with us being approached by orphanages for room coolers. Now we are fundraising to give other orphanages as well as provide water coolers and other supplies. These are for children's comfort and safety during hot, humid days especially in Pakistan.
Support  Kenya Teenagers to Get Financial Reality CHAP will provide a free Financial Literacy Reality Fair project to over 1000 poor teenagers in  high school and out of school in Vihiga County and provide unique opportunity for students to experience some of the financial challenges they will face when they start life on their own. It's a Hands on experience in which teenagers will identify their career choice and starting salaries then complete a budget sheet requiring them to live within their monthly salary while paying for basics needs.
Feed hungry children in Kenya This project will provide nutritious food supplements for hungry children in an area of rural Kenya where a drought has caused food shortages
Afghans Learn Leadership for the 21st Century Through 2 training workshops, 60 Afghan leaders will develop advanced skills to further human rights and build peaceful education, government, infrastructure, and health systems in Afghanistan.
Medical Fund for Needy Chinese Children A Life A Time Foundation (the "Foundation"), formerly known as OSCCF (Overseas Save Chinese Children Foundation), has been helping orphaned and impoverished children in China suffering from congenital illnesses and traumatic injuries such as burns since 2008 by covering their medical expenses in part or in full.  We also provide a network of available medical providers through our ongoing collaboration with both local and specialized hospitals.
Training 20 Ghana Young Women Social Entrepreneurs The program connects, trains, and support 20 young women as social entrepreneurs in Ghana to come up with sustainable, high impact and scalable social innovations via a 12 month incubation & training.
School education for 750 under-privileged children This project aims to raise enough funds to support the one-year educational expense of 750 underprivileged children living in the backward area of Chakra Goth, Korangi, Karachi. These children are studying at Al-Mustafa Academy, a project of Al-Mustafa Welfare Society. Our students included orphans and children belonging to poor families and were denied quality education due to their economic and/or social circumstances.
Provide Clean Energy for Rural Poor in Tanzania Build the capacity of the rural poor to utilize and generate income from alternative and renewable fuel technologies such as fuel briquettes and bio-gas systems.
Repurposing Toys for Low Income Kids Since 1998, Go Green Toy Foundation has directly tackled two very important issues in the Dominican Republic: environment and poverty. Our model is directed towards creating and repurposing toys for low income kids through the use of recycled materials. This has expanded to tutorials, trainings and seminars, so that these kids can be educated regarding environmental preservation. Funds collected will be used to educate kids, get storage space for donations and materials to produce the toys.
A rural community center for peace in Colombia Rural quality of life for peace construction is a pilot model of intervention to improve living conditions of vulnerable rural communities towards social transformation and building a post-conflict peace in Colombia, through an integral and participatory intervention in the 180 inhabitants village of Vallecito in San Pablo, Bolivar. The next step of the innovative and replicable methodology consists in building the community center to strengthen social capital and active citizenship. Join us!
Send 200 Filipino kids to better daycare centers The project will improve 6 (originally only 4 were targeted) ill-equipped daycare centers in poor rural communities located in La Union, Northern Philippines.  Through this, 200 poor Filipino children age 3 to 5 years old will have free access to learning facilities that will ignite their interest & love for knowledge & learning. Improvements include classroom repairs; creating libraries with books & toys; & provision of audio-visual equipment such as televisions & educational videos.
Sponsor a London Child to Give Sense of Belonging A & V Rhythmic club are going to purchase 30 tracksuits for children who would otherwise not be able to afford one. It is very important for every child to have a sense of belonging. To be able to wear a club tracksuit gives a child /gymnast the pride and confidence to face anything.  The A & V Club mission is to identify and support the new generation of rhythmic gymnasts in London. Children whose families can not afford the track suit deserve the same advantages as their more affluent peers
Transform lives through football in Katine, Uganda This is a week-long football tournament in rural NE Uganda. 48 teams will compete and 1000s will spectate. A development tool used to heal rifts and spreads health messages in this post-conflict area
Gulf International Bank UK Ltd- Chocklor Village This project aims to form a partnership with Chokolor community and will address several critical areas.  The project activities will address water, sanitation, gender inequality, and health. It will also train young people, hold educational workshops and help the residents to form committees and structures to ensure community ownership and that changes are sustainable, long-lasting and create meaningful impact.
Empowering Disadvantaged Women Vocational Training This project empowers economically disadvantaged women with little or no education.Training and microfinance support helps women to regain economic independence, value and self-esteem.
Sanitation and Basic Needs in Prakasham Addressing public health concerns by working to improve sanitation and mobilize food, water, and clothes for villages affected by the tsunami disaster.
Nepal Corona Project The second wave of the coronavirus in Nepal is spreading faster than anywhere else. Hundreds of people are dying on daily basic and, many of them are dying because they can't afford  the treatment. The poorest are already hit hardest by the previous lockdown and restrictions. Now with this new wave of the virus and restrictions, the future of the poorest is dark and uncertain. This project will help the poorest in whatever way it is possible to come out of this pandemic.
Scouts et Guide de France Scouts et Guides de France is a Catholic educational movement whose aim is to contribute to the education of children and young people and to their involvement in social life according to the aims, principles and methods of scouting. The group is open to all without distinction of nationality, culture, social origin or belief.
support 1000 mental health patients in Ghana This project helps provide medical treatment and support for 1000 streets mental health patients in Ghana, by building rehabilitation centre and also providing physical support, counselling, financial support,stigmatization education and promoting social inclusion.
Braille Bricks: a tool for Blind Children literacy The Dorina Foundation, in partnership with the Lego Foundation, brings to the world a toy which will help blind children towards literacy all over the globe: The Braille Bricks! Each block represents a letter in the braille alphabet. The goal is to encourage blind children to play with others and learn. But, we need your help!  To be delivered for free to thousands of Brazilian schools, we need funds for logistics. We'll also give trainning to the teachers, so they can fully use the Bricks.
Support Families Displaced by Somalia Floods Somalia is struggling to cope with the worst flooding in decades. While the country experiences a range of climate extremes - including regular droughts and flooding - this year's floods are an exception to this pattern, displacing more than 270,000 in a matter of weeks.
Life Skills and Independence for 60 Adults Diya Foundation provides free Life-skills and Work skills training to around 60 adults with intellectual challenges preparing them to be self dependent and self confident adults. Once a basic schooling program is over most of these young adults have very few options for training on work and life skills. In the past sixteen years, Diya has seen many, many life altering moments from being unable to bathe, shave, sit at a task to being independent and proud of earning and contributing to family.
Laboratory Clinic for 2,100 Adolescents in Ecuador With $3,500 left to raise, this project will build a rapid HIV testing laboratory at the Center for Promotion and Comprehensive Care of Adolescents (CEPAIPA) located in La Libertad, Ecuador. CEPAIPA is a small community health center located in a high school that provides on reproductive health education and social support for school-aged teens & young adults. Donations will fund basic lab supplies, larger equipment & antiparasitic products.
Education for Young Women in Kenya Historically, the education of women and young girls has not always been a top priority for developing countries. Many families are impoverished, but girls are often the students who drop out of school because of extraneous reasons such as domestic responsibilities, menstruation and early. School closures in Kenya have had consequences for marginalized learners. Due to the pandemic, COVID-19 has deeply affected female education in Kenya. PCI plans to provide support for 100 girls in rural areas.
Save a Rhino Baby rhinos often need medical assistance; even surgery because of tiger attacks.  VIEW and its partners in Nepal, National Trust for Nature Conservation, (NTNC) need your help stocking the first wildlife hospital in Chitwan National Park.  The hospital is under construction and local veterinarians require surgical equipment and supplies in order to ensure the survival of these iconic species.  Donate now and your contributions will be matched by a generous donor.
Bring Safe, Clean Water to Ethiopian Children Samre, Ethiopia, faces a water crisis. As usual water sources vanish, child mortality from water-related diseases rises. This project will help Samre build and maintain a water and sanitation system.
Give Peace & Leadership Skills to Nigerian Youth The project "Change Ambassadors for Peace & Good Leadership in Nigeria" is a collaborative effort of many like-minded NGOs within & outside the country to bring trauma healing & life-skills training for self-reliance to over 7000 affected youth in Jos, well known as crisis flashpoint in Plateau State. Youth will be trained as Ambassadors of peace & entrepreneurs working with youth in their schools & communities to shun violence, refuse to be influenced & used for any form of violent conflicts.
Children of the Night With Out Walls - WOW! Children of the Night WOW educational program provides free, comprehensive online high school equivalency services including free assessments, tutoring test registration, test fees, support documents, and transportation to test sites throughout America. WOW staff helps students get access to a computer at the local public libraries, internet cafes, drop in centers, or Goodwill Industry.  Our 24/7 nationwide toll free hotline provides case management for food, shelter and crisis intervention.
Food for 30 poor Drug Users/ ragpickers in India TPF is implementing a HIV/AIDS prevention, care and support programme for poor rag pickers and Injecting Drug Users in Panipat, India. When they come to Drop In Centre for free counseling and medical services, they have to remain hungry throughout the day, since they are not able to  work and earn their livelihood.  This hinders them from accessing the services. Meals for 30 IDUs shall increase the attendance at DIC and  ensure their basic health and prevent them from HIV infection.
Gift Hope: Sponsor a Child in Zambia Due to the effects of the pandemic, 20% of children in our program have lost their sponsorship and the waiting list for the new school year in January is growing. Our partner, Almoayed Ventures, is currently matching all new full sponsorships! This means when you sponsor one child, two children will receive an education! Make a one time donation or donate monthly & we'll send you details of the children you have sponsored. For about a dollar a day you'll be providing two pathways out of poverty.
Mushroom project expansion for women in Uganda. We hope to raise $10,000 toward supporting Epaphroditus Savings and Credit Cooperative Society, a registered co-op located in the Wakiso District of Uganda, about 30km from the capital city Kampala. It currently has 20 active female members whom Africa Development Promise is supporting to start a mushroom growing project. The women need assistance with both communal and individual farm set-up, as well as training associated with identifying and understanding value chain.
"Empowering the Disabled through Agriculture" This project will reduce extreme poverty and hunger from the disabled, through engaging them in agriculture, as they will be employed, and at the same time creates income generation for self-reliance.
Support girls' education and end FGM in Kenya Our boarding schools, the Kakenya Centers for Excellence, currently serve 245 girls in grades 4-10 in a safe environment while providing holistic support, including healthy meals, uniforms, hygienic needs, and more. While 80% of Maasai girls in our region continue to undergo female genital mutilation when they reach adolescence, our program protects girls from this practice and incorporates health and leadership elements that allow them to pursue their own dreams.
Operation Helping Hand Phase I, underway: includes community shelters and emergency relief aid. Phase II: Convert camps to schools and train the teachers. Phase III: vocational training centers and rebuilding homes.
SUPPORT BAKITANG'A LUKUSI WOMEN GROUP PROJECTS This project is geared towards empowering women on income generating initiatives to have a society that a mother doesn't have to rely with husband on daily needs. The biggest problem in Kenya Rural areas is marginalized women due to the habit is sitting and waiting husbands to provide their basic needs leading to increased cases of domestic violence, broken marriages, children running to streets and girl child early marriages.
Provide Books to 30,000 Children in Afghanistan This project targets the most vulnerable, marginalized and underprivileged children in Afghanistan who are deprived of reading materials with proper contents in their mother tongue. The project will publish 30,000 copies of 15 story books in Farsi-Dari, Pashto and Uzbeki languages and make them available for children in all 34 provinces of Afghanistan through the network of 277 ABLE libraries. Additionally, it will establish 5 new libraries in the remote districts in Afghanistan.
Get Team Burundi to the Street Child World Cup In March 2014, street children from around the world will travel to Rio, Brazil for the Street Child World Cup. By taking part they will add their voices to an international campaign to provide hope for millions of children who still live on the streets. New Generation is a project working with street children in Burundi. We want to help a team of children from Burundi get to Rio - travelling as Burundian ambassadors as well as showing that peace is possible in this recently war-torn country.
Making profitable the boat of Glenn Paige School The project will provide the boat with an appropriate engine of 75 horse-power, petrol reserve and life vest.
Provide Clean Water for 55+ Children in Haiti Two of the most common causes of infant death in Haiti are diarrhea and vomiting.  Both of those, along with cholera, are caused and spread by water born infections.  Clean water is the best way to prevent these illnesses.  Help us keep our orphans healthy by providing them with clean water to drink.
Improving the livelihood for Yemeni youth The rehabilitation of the Yemeni youth to the labor market and the improvement of living life to them through the development and promotion of professional skills and abilities in the field of Computer Driving (ICDL) and how they can market themselves to the institutions of economic and corporate projects, or open their own business  The project will located in :- Yemen - Sana'a  , 100 beneficiaries  Yemen - Hajah   , 50 beneficiaries Yemen - mareb , 50 beneficiaries
SCREEN 3,000 CHILDREN FOR BP & OBESITY IN LAGOS Cardiovascular disease, the leading cause of death, begins during childhood and tracks through adolescents with complications such as stroke and kidney failure. Hypertension, a significant cause of CVD is highly underdiagnosed in children and adolescents in developing countries due to poor skills in the measurement of BP in children. The project will screen 3000 schoolchildren, and train primary healthcare providers on BP interpretation in 2 LGAs in Lagos over 12 months.  Project cost is $49100