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Afforestation and Eco-Development Project Improvement of rural liveihood of forest dependent communities through forest conservation.Local people have vast rich knowledge on the use and management of the rich biodiversity around them.The resource base  continue to degrade and availability is over diminishing.Scientific intervention is  badly necessary.So that the rich biodiversity will improve and to protect global warming.
Improving Health for People of Kilimanjaro Region Pamoja Tunaweza Women's Center (PTWC) provides quality and affordable health care to the people of Kilimanjaro Region. Our locally staffed clinic provides primary outpatient care to over 250 patients each month and our bi-annual two week medical outreach activities provide free care for 300-600 patients each day. We also provide support to the most vulnerable through income generating projects, payment of school fees, and health education to address the social determinants of health.
EMPOWER 180 WIDOWS AND GIRLS WITH  SEWING SKILLS This project is located at  Kikuyu ward in Dodoma region of Tanzania, Project will empower 180 widows women   and youth girls  with tailoring skills. Upon of  completion of six  (6)  months  of training,  180 widow's and  youth girls    will receive sewing machines and accessories that will enable to generate income by  startup  tailors  shops  and support themselves and their families.
Low-Cost Rural Primary Schools, Northern Nigeria Create 100 low-cost rural primary schools for northern Nigeria. Can educate 400 children in first year with a donation of only $300 per child.
Educating 250 deafblind children in India This project will transform the destinies of 250 deafblind children and their families in Uttar Pradesh and the surrounding area giving them an education and support for the first time.
IGNITE: Keeping Children out of Gangs in Africa In South Africa we are working in one of the most dangerous gang lead townships. Many parents are unemployed, leaving an increase in gang recruitment across all ages. Since COVID School has dropped to part time leaving the children on the streets for longer. IGNITE is a community lead project that provides a support network for children in the community. Currently 127 children attend and get a free meal, often the only food they get, support with homework and play games/sport with our team
Free Education to 200 refugees children/ Uganda This project helps refugee children and other vulnerable children in the communities to access the "Universal Primary Education" initiated by the Uganda government. It will finish a two class rooms under construction at PPDR which is a transit center for the children to be prepared before joining the formal school;
It will give English skills to refugee children so that they can easily integrate formal schools;
It will provide, fees food and shelter to refugee children unaccompanied minors.
Setu - Women Empowerment Program Women Empowerment Skills aim to achieve, create and contribute to Improved employment / self employment opportunities for young girls and women between the age of 18 to 24 years.
Sponsor a Young Person with Mental Health Issues This project will provide free counselling, art and drama therapy, mentors and support groups to help young people with mental health issues to recover and have brighter futures. Children and young adults report a sense of hope for a positive future after coming to us; feeling less lonely, with greater confidence in themselves. We empower them to take control of their mental health and lives, and stop them becoming another tragic statistic.
Gift for Gendit: Building Classrooms for Ethiopia There are too many children dropping out of education in rural areas of Ethiopia because they don't have a local school. Children in Gendit often have to walk over an hour to get to the closest school, which results in children ending their education early. The long walk to school is worrying for parents, especially for girls due to the increased risk of gender based violence. We want to help stop young children from dropping out of school by building two new classrooms at Gendit!
Reclaiming Radicalized Youth in India Gandhian dialogue on radicalization, education and training in his vision and methods of nonviolence; visiting human suffering with love and compassion in the conflict zone of Jammu & Kashmir and in radicalized tribal belt of eastern India has built community peace-infrastructures in 16 districts; motivated youth away from ideologies of hate and violence; 100+ dedicated Gandhi Peace-Makers resolved this year 21 violent conflicts. Radicalization tended at its root can stop breeding extremism.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Mahdi, Kevin, Michael, and Rayyan have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Support Best Friends Animal Sanctuary Best Friends Animal Society's mission is to bring about a time when there are No More Homeless Pets. At the heart of our work is the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, the nation's largest no-kill safe haven for displaced, homeless, or unwanted animals. This extraordinary place covers 3,700 acres located in Angel Canyon, Utah. This refuge, like none other, is a place of redemption for pets and wildlife moments away from death. Animals, no matter how forsaken and sick, find hope at the sanctuary.
Give refugee children in Serbia hope for education After more than 20 years of wars in the Balkans, there are still about 1000 children in 30 collective centers in Serbia. Many of these children have to drop out of school to help parents earn money for basic necessities like food. Targeted support will provide for school lunch, winter clothes, textbooks and tutoring for 750 of these children to stay and complete elementary and higher education. This will help them get qualification, find regular jobs and help their families rebuild their lives.
Help 135 Deaf Children for Schooling in Bangladesh Deafness is an invisible disability. Often misunderstood and diagnosed late, deaf children suffer from feelings of isolation. Centre for Disability in Development (CDD) has been working with disabled people for the past 24 years. With the support of Deaf Child Worldwide (DCW), we run 3 Early Childhood Development Centres (ECDs), facilitate assessment and provide early years' support to mainstream deaf children into schools. We need your support to run the ECDs and serve these deaf children.
Mindanao Sanitation and Food Security Initiative The project will provide safe sanitation using low-cost, durable toilets and food security by vegetable gardening, raising of small animals and fruit tree production to poor farming families in Mindanao especially in the provinces of Zamboanga del Norte and Misamis Oriental. In improving sanitation there is also a need to improve health and nutrition by small-scale agriculture.
A2Z Care to 50 destitute senior citizen in Odisha The project aims to address 50  mostly abandoned, destitute, disabled senior citizens nutritional food, clothing, shelter,  health care, recreational support, emotional support, disability care and personality development aspects in Cuttack district of Odisha. The identified disabled persons are mostly within the age group of 65-80 years and at present they are neglected by their family members and   and residing outside. They are satisfying their hunger by begging   and left uncured for surviv
#WeAreWater Grant Access to Safe Water in Paraguay Climate crisis and industrial plantations threaten the water resources of indigenous communities in Paraguay. Women play a central role in collecting and distributing water. They do all the care work and know best how to safeguard their natural resources. Artisan women have come together and managed to temporarily stop the deforestation of native forests. We need to provide financial support to women's groups that defend and promote their environmental rights and those of their communities.
Tigray Famine and Crisis Relief Fund Ethiopia, Africa's second-most populous country, is reeling from multiple humanitarian crises: the Tigray conflict, natural disasters, food shortages, famine, and COVID-19. Donations to this fund will help provide aid and relief to people impacted by these crises and the local organizations working to help them.
Educate Girls and Fight Poverty in Malawi In Malawi,orphaned girls are highly unlikely to complete even basic education, making them more vulnerable to exploitation and abuse which often culminates in early marriage, child labour and even prostitution. Educating vulnerable and orphaned girls is essential in order to provide them with the skills they need to develop and enjoy a rewarding life.The Chello Foundation will help 50 of the most vulnerable girls and their households through education and livelihoods support in Nsanje District.
Save the innocent Sparrow Birds This project has Designed to Conservation innocent Sparrow Bird, which are Rapid Extinct. Along with this, project has prepared to establish eco- friendly Sparrow birds nest (Home) for the protection and breeding of Sparrow. Nest (Home) will be arranged with proper seed and clean water. A public awareness campaign will be organized to Conservation (protect) Extinct innocent Sparrow Bird species.
Support 1000 young mothers with beehives in Uganda Budongo Women Bee Enterprises (BUWOBE) supplies young mothers in sugarcane-dominated mid-western Uganda with five beehives each to produce honey, increasing their income by up to 60%. Sugarcane fields occupy most arable land, affecting 20,000+ immigrants, including young mothers, who can spend over 10 hours a day working to feed their families. The BUWOBE Cooperative trains the young mothers on less time intensive, eco-friendly honey & byproduct producing skills, and provides access to markets.
Nutrition for me and all my friends: Chiapas This is a project benefiting children, nutrition and food security.  75 tzotzil families in Chiapas, Mexico increase their corn production, plant fruit trees, expand community greenhouses, build a school garden, and participate in interactive, hands-on workshops for balanced diets and preparation of healthy foods.  In one year, 120 children from these families will have access to a wider diversity of fresh, nutritious ingredients, helping them grow strong and healthy.
Rebuild 500 LGBTQ Lives: Hurricane Harvey Disaster The Montrose Center's Hurricane Harvey LGBTQ Disaster Relief Fund is designed to provide services managed by a trusted community institution to those that are traditionally overlooked. The Relief Fund will be used to help individuals and families begin to rebuild their lives through direct assistance with shelf stable food, furniture, housing assistance and case management to coordinate support for homeless youth, seniors, people living with HIV, and all devastated by the storm.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Ashley, Grace, Cara, Mia, Rachel, and Eloise have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to train local entrepreneurs. Through this, vulnerable men and women will develop capacities in vocational & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Emergency Response to COVID-19 in Moya Communities A GG micro-grant has helped Moya Centre initiate a Covid-19 emergency response plan. Now we must scale it up.  We have a responsibility as a community-based org. to support  those who are in desperate need of assistance during this unprecedented time. With a national lock down in place to flatten the curve, many guardians of Moya children are out of work. Moya has switched gears to provide immediate relief in the form of food and hygiene parcels, as well as education, for families most in need.
The Mexican Sea Turtle Revolution This project will provide support and professional advice to five Community Sea Turtle Camps that focus their efforts in the rescue and preservation of the sea turtle in the Oaxaca coastline. We work with the local communities and people who were once eggs poachers and now have become the best guardians of the beaches. We also work with 6 elementary schools leading environmental education workshops to generate conservation actions to protect the sea turtles that arrive in their communities.
Eradicate Female Genital Mutilation in west Kenya Last Mile4D was established in 2014 and focuses on projects for women's and girls' rights-to-health, safety and freedom from gender-based violence. This project will eradicate female genital mutilation (FGM) in Western Kenya by providing ongoing educational workshops for 1,000 girls, parents and community elders on the harmful effect of FGM. Trained community workers will use VPack to register girls ages of 9-15 in schools and will provide them with real time intervention to safety and shelter.
Micro-credit for disadvantaged farmers in Laos The project will help over 17,000 villagers in two of Laos’ poorest regions by providing micro-credit to farmers so that they can grow food to feed their families and to generate income.
Healing Innocent Victims of War: Afghan Children Ten Afghan children with no hope of medical treatment in Afghanistan will be brought to the US for treatment of war related injuries.    Troops on the ground refer children to Solace for help.  This is what Captain Matthew Peterson says: Programs like this make our efforts worth it. If there are innocents in this war then certainly it is the children. Taking advantage of a program like yours is a healing experience not just for a little girl but for my Marines and me.
Rehabilitation and Education for blind children Sponsorship of the pre-basic annual educational plan of Santa Lucia College: The course consists of 7 friendly and intelligent children with visual disabilities in vulnerable context. The opportunity to study at Colegio Santa Lucia allows them to rehabilitate, train and produce knowledge in an innovative way and with the support of a professional team wWe extend their studies.
Reclaim food and serve tasty meals with FoodCycle! Over 4 million people are affected by food poverty in the UK yet millions of tonnes of perfectly edible food go to waste each year. At FoodCycle we think this is ridiculous - and we're doing something about it.

We run 16 community projects across the UK where we combine surplus food and the energy of our volunteers to create tasty nutritious three-course meals for people at risk from food poverty and social isolation. We've served 35,000 meals so far - now it's time for YOU to help out!
Providing basic Livelihood needs (Food ,NFIs kit) Due to the ongoing war crisis, Yemen humanitarian situation is very bad and large number of IDPs lack to the basic needs of food and NFIs . This  project will contribute to provide basic needs and improving of livelihoods conditions of IDPs and affected population through distribution of food basket and gass bottle and hygiene kits
Build training center for 400 Brazilian adolescent This project will support IA3 Institute to build a training center with the objective of providing comprehensive development, professional qualification to 400 young people under social vulnerability condition of poor communities at Pindamonhangaba. Due to lack of job opportunities and no path to overcome the poverty many adolescents of these poor communities decides in taking the wrong path of selling drugs and prostitution.
RAISING FLUENT AND QUALITY FEMALE READERS IN SUBRI The project is designed to arouse the interests of female children in Subri for formal education through reading. The project will bring on board all female children who lack the interests for formal education and provide them to have a greater interest in formal education and provide them with the necessary materials which will enable them to have a greater interest in formal education. In view of that, we will provide a modern community library for the Subri community.
Beyond the Classroom Beyond the Classroom (BTC) focuses on improving educational outcomes for foster youth through the following services: one on-one tutoring; basic literacy and numeracy skills; GED classes/Credit Recovery, extracurricular/enrichment activities;  summer learning opportunities, including summer camps, informal mentoring, back-to-class readiness and encouragement to succeed. BTC will provide foster youth the support they need to have a more hopeful future.
Cocoa Study Center in Ebolowa, Cameroon The purpose of this project is to build and use a Center for Cocoa Study in Ebolowa, Cameroon, where international and African university students will work with cocoa-farming villagers to enhance economic and environmental sustainability.  Research will include these academic areas:  appropriate technology (solar-powered cocoa dryers), nutrition (status of cocoa farmers' children), food technology (chocolate manufacture),  and value chain (local distribution issues around cocoa and chocolate).
Train 200 women on financial literacy in N. Uganda Gulu Childhood Development Support Organization plans to train 200 out of schools adolescent girls and vulnerable women who are living in the rural  poor communities of Amuru sub county in Amuru District northern Uganda. This training is intended to provide these adolescent girls and women with skills of managing their meagre finances and making productive business plans in order to uplift the level of their economic status and reduce vulnerability in them.
Providing Safe Water for Poor Families We will provide safe, pure water for poor farm families whose water sources have been found contaminated and needs rehabilitation. We will target 3000 families in this initiative. Aside from those lacking sanitary water sources, we will also provide drinking water to families affected by typhoons and other disaster. We ensure quality, safe water by the use of spring water sources and filtering them with commercial water filters. In this way we ensure the prevention of water-borne diseases.
Empower K-12 students in New Hampshire Junior Achievement of Northern New England seeks to gain donor commitments, and community awareness of the importance of empowering New Hampshire students to own their economic success. Through financial literacy education, JA programs blaze positive pathways that foster hope for young people who deal with adverse life factors that may compromise their future success. JA programs are taught by dedicated volunteers who add a layer of positive reinforcement to the classroom presentation.
Empower Malawian students to promote mental health Young Malawians develop skills and knowledge to design and manage new responses to the mental health challenges that are increasingly affecting their peers. Zamumtima Sizawekha (meaning 'if you have a burden, you do not have to carry it on your own') breaks the barriers and stigma around mental health among youth, using participatory research and performances.
Recycle 80,000 Plastic Bottles in Two Days Costa Rica's largest public event, a yearly pilgrimage to the city Cartago known as La Romeria, attracts over 2 million people in early August. This event produces an estimated 100 tons of garbage in just two days, including 80,000 plastic bottles. Through this project, EARTH University will assist local municipalities in combating waste by placing 70 reusable recycling bins along the route and running an educational media campaign in the weeks leading up to this "green" EcoRomeria.
Motivate STEM Leaders of Tomorrow FAME, Inc. prepares and motivates girls and minority students for college. The pre-college enrichment program motivates students in grades 7-12 to enter college and complete a baccalaureate degree in science, technology, engineering or math (STEM).
Construct 4 classroom block at Grace Orphanage. Grace Orphanage School in the heart of Uganda, needs your  help to construct a 4 classroom block for 160 children. It's running 10 class in 6 classrooms, separated/divideby soft wood which is an convince for learners and teachers.
Puppy Mills = Puppy Cruelty (closed campaign) While 3-4 million dogs are acquired every year through reputable sources across North America, many more are acquired through non-reputable sources - 'puppy mills', 'backyard breeders' and stores that sell pets where breeding and living conditions are optimized for owners' profit, at the expense of animal welfare.    The Finding Fido program is increasing awareness of this issue and influencing Canadians to get their dog from reputable sources (humane societies, SPCAs, breeders and rescues.)
"Help Me Find a Forever Home"-Fundraising Program Origin  The Child Welfare League Foundation has developed the adoption and adoptee services since 1992. For more than 20 years, the Foundation has helped many abandoned children or adoptees to find a new home or family. - Service Target: Those commissioning the Foundation to assist with finding suitable homes or families for adoptee children who are forced to leave their birth family for reasons such as underage child birth, financial difficulties or major change in the family.
Support Reforestation Across the Indigenous West Trees, Water & People's reforestation project will help mitigate and address climate change effects by planting native trees in areas burned by forest fires on the Pine Ridge reservation in South Dakota, and the Pueblo of Santo Domingo in New Mexico. Reforestation will: sequester carbon and reduce greenhouse gases; improve air and water quality; reduce soil erosion; reestablish wildlife habitat; and enhance ecosystem resiliency, while engaging Native Americans in the protection of their lands.
Stop Malnutrition and Infant Mortality in Cameroon More than 80% of children in rural community are malnourished. Inadequate diet supplement, education and livelihood support options are some of the main challenges in providing balance diet to children. The project will support about 1500 children in Buea sub division, Cameroon suffering from malnutrition by training and supporting 500 women on how to ensure nutritive diets for children well-being.
Help us fight child and womens malnutrition The project consists of workshops for pregnant women and mothers with children up to 6 years old, to promote healthy eating habits and family relationships. Fruits, vegetables, simple recipes and seeds will be provided so that they can create their own garden and practice self sufficiency. We aspire to work with 300 families in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and train community center workers throughout the country to adopt and improve healthy habits with the children they assist.
Help 40 Mayan Families with Micro Loans! Mayan Families has been providing Micro Finance for many years. We work with Women's Groups in the Highlands of Guatemala. Micro Finance through Mayan Families offers hope to many families.
Help Rohingya Refugees Become New Moms Safely Over half a million Rohingya refugees currently live in Bangladesh in the largest and most overcrowded refugee camp in the world.  Among them are over 64,000 pregnant women who urgently need maternal health care. UNFPA is providing life-saving services to ensure every childbirth is safe. Help Rohingya refugee mothers deliver their babies safely by funding emergency birth kits and trained midwives to save the lives of mothers and their babies.
Ending violence on Tribe Women and girl This project for 12000 tribe women and girls in Tamil Nadu is providing Training and Counseling on prevention and escaping from violence. Legal support/action and rehabilitation support for victim girl and women. Skill training to risk and victim girls and women for self business and earning is provided. Tribe girl and women are first / direct beneficiaries of the programme.