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Empowerment of HIV+ women through entrepreneurship Women are frequently the worst affected when it comes to unemployment and poverty and are often the sole income earners for the family. In particular those affected by HIV/AIDs are stigmatized by their communities and struggle to earn enough to support themselves and their families. In an economy where 80% of the jobs are in the informal sector, the project aims to empower vulnerable women in need of socio-economic independence through entrepreneurship.
Vocational Training for 150 poor Girls in Sudan enhancing livelihood of 150  drop- out poor girls in Khartoum state through training them in new vocational training fields such as electricity,  mechanics, carpentry, cooling and refrigerator maintenance  which helped them find a source of income to overcome the poverty as well as continue their education
Braille Books for Children in Bolivia Blind children need additional support to learn and succeed. Purchasing braille textbooks and reading books for blind students in Bolivia will help provide an education and a brighter future.
Online classes for 6300 children from Costa Rica. We serve the educational needs of the beneficiary population of the Connecting Online project through educational tools for Public Schools that need to learn online and we extend support to more teachers, families and children, through the dissemination of digital resources and virtual learning spaces.
Support and Expand Scientific Research in Kenya This project will ensure scientists in Kenya can pursue world-class science by giving them access to appropriate scientific equipment and  advanced training.
Creative Minds International Academy Creative Minds International Academy (CMIA)-  is our model school in Jos, Nigeria. We are empowering our students with tools for critical thinking to investigate information and inter-connectedness of all life, and then make wise decisions for sustainable relationships with each other and with Earth herself. Constantly importing tools from international educators and innovators, we exercise courage to add leading-edge ways to learn and to dignify each other.
HorseTherapy for children with disabilities Mexico Hoga's Children Rehabilitation Center goal is to provide unique rehabilitation to 100 Mexican children and young people with physical, intellectual disabilities and Autism Spectrum Disorders through scholarships for Horse Therapy Sessions (Hippotherapy), a well-known and medically proven method for rehabilitation where horses are utilized as therapeutic helpers together with a team of health professionals making a faster improvement in the quality of life of children and their families.
LIVELIHOOD FOR RURAL WOMEN ISKCON Varanasi with the help of the HOPE Welfare Trust is building a Stitching Centre & Cottage product centre at the village of Raja Talab in Varanasi, India. This centre will facilitate the rural women of nearby areas in skills like stitching and home-based small industry, with the focus to make them self-dependent and have an alternative source of earning a livelihood to help their families so that none of them falls prey to domestic abuse or human trafficking in want of basic necessities.
UN Migration Relief for Haiti Earthquake Survivors On Aug. 14th, a 7.2 magnitude earthquake hit southwestern Haiti. Thousands have been left homeless and essential infrastructure has been destroyed.     Forced onto the streets, earthquake survivors are vulnerable to COVID-19 and its delta variant. Hospitals are overwhelmed.      Under our UN mandate to coordinate and manage displacement camps globally, IOM is on the ground providing life-saving supplies and building emergency shelters. But the challenges are tremendous, and we need your help.
Sefwi Wiawso Health Center This project will create a self-sustaining health care system in rural Ghana, one that the local community will ultimately own and operate. This gives them independence and dignity--and avoids needing to rely upon international aid in order to improve their access to health care, prevent disease, and save lives; it also will help fight corruption and lethargy by putting them in charge. We build the health center and teach them how to run it and how to make money to keep it going.
Helping Displaced Families in Afghanistan This project will supply immediate short-term food relief for displaced families fleeing advancing radicalized troops in Afghanistan.  Gifts up to $50 USD will be matched 50% until September 17th!   It costs $40 to feed a family for 1 week, but with this match $50 will feed almost 2 families (net $75 after the match).  Donate now!
Beirut Port Explosion Relief Fund The situation in Lebanon is heartbreaking! Thousands of people have been severely wounded in a huge blast that ripped through Lebanon's capital, Beirut, and the number of deaths is still rising. Hospitals are working overcapacity and some parts of hospitals destroyed. Rafic Hariri Hospital Hospital is already on the verge of declaring its inability to accommodate patients due to COVID 19. It's reported that a wheat storage facility has been completely destroyed. What's next?
Humanitarian aid for Rohingya families More than 700,000 Rohingya people have fled violence in Myanmar since late August. In response to the evolving humanitarian crisis in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, BRAC is providing clean water, sanitation, food, clothing, healthcare, education, protection, and more to the most vulnerable families. With hundreds of trained emergency response personnel, BRAC has already reached over a million people with at least one critical service - but more arrive each day. Help us reach more Rohingya families.
Mobile Computer Lab for Public Primary Schools We aim to provide Mobile Computer Labs which will teach basic computer theory and practical to pupils in public primary schools in Tanzania from Standards 4 -7 and train the teachers to be able to teach the ICT subject well.
Orphans into foster families in China In China, there are an estimated 90,000+ children growing up in government orphanages, the majority of whom have disabilities. This project will help these orphanages to develop family placement programmes, whereby they can move children out of the orphanage and into local foster families where they will be nurtured to reach their full potential.
Street Lawyers, Doctors, Hope Buses for Iraqi Kids The Iraqi Children Foundation intervenes in the lives of children who are vulnerable to abuse, neglect, and exploitation by criminals, human traffickers, and extremists.  Street Lawyers, social workers, doctors, and Hope Buses deliver education, food, legal protection, medical care, and psycho-social services to at-risk orphans, child laborers, street kids, and the disabled.
Support MCN's #HeroesOnTheFrontline For 36 years, our organization has focused on establishing health justice for migrant and mobile populations by providing support services to the frontline clinicians who work with them. In 2020, the global pandemic has presented unparalleled challenges to the frontline clinicians confronting COVID-19 within these populations and beyond. Their efforts have made our work possible, and that is why we have decided to focus our GivingTuesday campaign on celebrating all of our #HeroesOnTheFrontline.
Reproductive Health Care to 550 Women in India This project is to create awareness on Reproductive Health, safe abortion, safe sex, basic rights and prevention of maternal mortality and morbidity among 550 poor women at target villages in India
Her Farm, growing hope in the Himalaya Her Farm is a 100% woman owned and operated farm in rural Nepal. The farm provides a safe place for women to live, farm and thrive. They can control their own destinies by controlling their own land. nearly 30 women and children call Her Farm home. There is a school to educate the children and a health clinic at Her Farm.
Support hygiene of homeless women KOSHISH provides short-term emergency residential psychosocial support to marginalized women who are locked, caged, chained, homeless, or abandoned in street even during COVID-19 pandemic . On average, at a time 30 women reside in quarantine center &therapeutic safe house of KOSHISH. The staff maintains their hygiene & cleanliness, gives fresh set of clothes every day, and changes bed-sheets from time-to-time. With availability of a washing machine, it would be effective to maintain cleanliness.
Growing up with mountainous preschool students This project aims to provide mountainous preschool students in Bao Lam district, Cao Bang province, Vietnam with boarding lunch and educational conditions. The assistance will help them have more nutritious diet and better learning condition, thereby improve their health, reduce malnutritional rate and encourage them attend school regularly. In addition, the project will also raise public awareness about nutrition care and spread the values of sharing with difficult children.
GlobalGiving UK Children's Appeal At GlobalGiving UK we believe passionately and absolutely in children's rights.  Please help us support our great project partners working with children by giving to our Children's Appeal.   Funds raised will be disbursed to projects which support children's play, education, general development and protection from abuse and exploitation.
Keep Benja's Hope Alive in Kenya Benjamin age 10 was born into poverty in Kenya with no hope of a worthwhile education.  Thanks to Elimu Resource Centre he now gets all the textbooks, curriculum and help he needs to escape poverty.  The Centre welcomes over 15,000 student visits from children each year. You can help to make sure all of these children continue to get the educational help they need: donate now to replace ageing computers, e-textbooks, and plain old paper books and keep their hope alive.
Regenerate the social & natural fabric in Oaxaca The amazing biological & ethnical diversity of the mexican State of Oaxaca is threatened. We can contribute to regenerate the social and natural fabric in the Central Valleys through the example of El Pedregal education and demonstration center. From it, 100 community families around Oaxaca City can start regeneration and sustainable production projects. We search for social synergies to protect water sources and biodiversity, enhance peoples living conditions and take climate action measures.
Provide Gift of Farming Inputs to Poor Farmers This project will provide gifts to 3,000 poor farming families eking an existence in the mountains with the gifts to consist of seeds, organic fertilizer and pesticides, small farming equipment, small animals such as ducks, chicken and pigs and small funding for their food needs meanwhile they are waiting for crop harvest.
Give Me Shelter "We ascertain our value by the extent to which animal lives are saved and improved, and by the positive experience effected by the people we meet." 
We are having to move from our current location in order to better serve our rescues and the community at large. Our area of the country has one of the highest stray companion animal populations with very few no-kill shelters available. We will increase our ability to rescue, rehabilitate and re-home these animals in this new location.
Typhoon Tembin Food, Sanitation and Hygiene Fund Typhoon Vinta (international name: Tembin) unleashed flash floods that swept away people and houses and set off landslides, leaving more than 123 people dead and 160 others missing, disaster officials said.  Most of the deaths from "Vinta" were in the hard-hit provinces of Lanao del Norte and Lanao del Sur and on the Zamboanga Peninsula which are project areas of the WAND Foundation. We target to support 3,000 hard-hit families with food packs, vegetable seeds, home and latrine repair kits.
Ghana: Vocational center for freed girl slaves Girls and women, liberated from enforced slavery, are learning to function in mainstream society by attending a rehabilitation program.  A center is needed to house and expand their activities.
Mobile Library for slum children in Trichy, India A survey says that only 32% of children read 24 out-of-syllabus-books annually in India.The project aims at envisaging the reading and educational opportunities for 1000 children and adults from 4 slums in Trichy. The mobile library (to start with in a two wheeler and 100 books we have) aims at providing weekly service to deepen the children's passion in reading. Children will have access to books & Games (like carom, checkers, chess, etc.) that develop the thinking abilities and life skills.
Buy 100 desks for Nangondo Primary School Malawi This project will procure 100 classroom desks to provide a supportive learning environment for 300 learners annually in standard 5, 6 and 7 at Nangondo Primary School in Machinga, Malawi. Currently, only standard 8 learners sit on desks while standard 1-7 learners sit on the floor contributing to high absenteeism rate. The school is located in a remote area with total enrollment of 940 pupils. Despite being government owned, the Ministry of Education has no financial resources to support this.
For the monkeys, Upala, Costa Rica The project is located in two different areas of Upala, Costa Rica. The first project area is located around 5 km northeast of Upala center and has an area size of 4 ha and the second project area has an area size of 2 ha. The project will consist of reforesting a 10 meter wide buffer zone that is connected to an isolated forest patch, along the Guacalito River. 3 different monkey species were spotted on this forest patch, the white-faced monkeys, howler monkeys and spider monkeys.
Give These Little Lives Hope for Tomorrow! This project supports street children, orphan and destitute in Goa. There are so many run away children from different states, migrate to Goa in search of better livelihood options. In bargain of doing so they end up as child laborers, rag pickers and juvenile in conflict with Law. Children's home provides them an environment with all the basic necessities required for their healthy growth. El Shaddai has 6 homes, supporting 300, girls and boys, in age group of 2-17 years. We need your support!
Shelter and water for earthquake victims in Nepal This project will build up to 500 temporary homes and rehabilitate broken water supply infrastructure in the earthquake ravaged Kavre/Sindhupalchok area of Nepal.  500 families who lost their homes, their grain stores and their belongings to a devastating earthquake in May of 2015, will have shelter and  clean water again. Protected from the winter cold these families will then be able to focus on rebuilding the livelyhoods they lost.
Help 60 Families Feed Their Children in Malawi Family survival depends on crop harvest for many in drought prone Southern Malawi. A treadle pump for irrigation will help 4 families survive even when rains are scarce.
EDUCATE A CHILD - Primary Education for Refugees Almost half of the 57 million out-of-school children are affected by conflict. In 2012, UNHCR entered a partnership with the Educate A Child (EAC) Programme of the Education Above All (EAA) Fundation, to plan activities across 12 countries where there are high numbers of refugee children out of school. Since then, UNHCR has already ensured primary education for 1,000,000 children  around the world who were out of school. Following this huge success, last phase is going for 1.2 million children.
Decrease poverty in Memphis by serving 100 youth The Global College Pipeline Initiative was established to break cycles of generational poverty in high poverty cities through offering our participants high impact result driven educational and financial literacy preparation. Our program objective in Memphis, TN is to decrease the 44% child poverty rate by increasing educational and career outcomes through the integration of 100 youth into our 4 year intensive 6 component pipeline program.
Health care for 3000 low-income workers in Vietnam The project aims to help 3,000 workers in reproductive age in Thang Long industrial park in Hanoi improving knowledge and skills on proper nutritional practices, reproductive and mental health care. Project activities include i) provide communications, counseling and reproductive health examination; ii) reinforce the roles and responsibilities of businesses, the media and the community. By the end of project, 70% of the workers have had positive changes on nutrition and reproductive health.
Progressive Health Partnership in Uganda In the southwest region of Uganda, more than 10% of infants die before they reach their first birthdays. Progressive Health Partnership works in solidarity with community members in Kashongi and Kitura subcounties to provide a comprehensive antenatal, intranatal, and postnatal care program for 2,000 pregnant women and their infants each year.
Coastal Cleanup in China Since 2007, we have been working on organizing coastal cleanup activities, aiming to reduce the litter amount in the ocean environment and to educate the public about marine protection in China. By the end of 2020, 2,179 coastal cleanup events with over 95,000 volunteers have been carried out in China, cleaning up over 450 tons of litter.  In 2021, we plan to carry out at least 900 coastal cleanup activities, mobilizing over 22,000 volunteers to clean up more than 80 tons of coastal litter.
Maternal Mortality Reduction Project with PIH In the small southern African country of Lesotho, high rates of maternal mortality and morbidity threaten the country’s young mothers. Lesotho is one of the few countries in the world where the number of women dying of maternal causes has increased over the last decade. Many of these women, especially in the mountains of rural Lesotho where Partners In Health works, die of causes that could be prevented if they had access to skilled delivery assistance and emergency obstetric care.
Education for Women and Children in Uganda We were established in 2015 in Uganda with a mission of caring for vulnerable children and to reach their potential. BEF is located in Kashija Village Rubuguri Parish Uganda. Our main objectives are to give children and women who have had to end their education because of poverty.  BEF also provides opportunities for families where vulnerable children come from to earn a living through self sustaining projects such as farming, jewelry making, and most of all education.
Safe water , sanitation  for 4500 people in Kambia Studies proved that 14% of 341,690 people have access to safe drinking water ,16%  to latrines in the district. There is the incidence  of  cholera, diarrhea  every dry season when unsafe water sources get dry and polluted.  Lives are lost, poor people spend a lot for treatment. Women and girls are abused in fetching.Pupils dont do well in school for distant fetching.The  project will construct 70 water points and 200 latrines to reduce risk of new outbreaks of health epidemics for 4500 people.
Gift Child Education...Create a vibrant Community! Singiro public school an initiative of Singiro Village Hope for Orphans  offers free primary education to orphaned and vulnerable children due to HIV/AIDS, extreme poverty and other related problems in Singiro Village, Lwengo District in Uganda.  The school adopted a nurturing, holistic approach to education, helping children learn joyfully. Your donation goes towards critical infrastructure like learning class's classroom block, school toilet, children houses to act as boarding dormitories.
PINK Skills & Training Center In Pakistan, a root cause of the socio-economic problems that transgender women face is their exclusion from public economic platforms. In response, the PINK Skills & Training Center provides training, capacity building, micro-financing, mentoring, and resource mobilization for trans women to use entrepreneurship as a tool of socio-economic empowerment. We aim to support trans entrepreneurs as they maintain their businesses, become independent, and make informed decisions about their lives.
Dreamland -  First Fun Center for sick children All children have a right to play,they learn to live life through Play and it's essential to their all-round emotional and physical well-being especially for children with a disability. However in Ireland there is a total lack of play facilities for disabled children and this is heart-breaking for the disabled child, siblings, parent as having a disabled child is a disabled family.Now Share a Dream are going to build Ireland's first all inclusive Fun Center for special children called Dreamland.
Continuing education for children during COVID-19 Agastya International Foundation is creating a self learning education kit for the underprivileged children in India. With significant learning loss for especially those without access to technology (75% of underprivileged children), an opportunity to learn creatively (do, question, observe, explore and experiment) at home.  Aha Book is a powerful, low cost "creative maker book" that promotes self learning anywhere, anytime.
Atzin continues covid19 response in Mexico Atzin's health promoters - all young women from the community - responded quickly to the threat of covid19. They rolled out a three-part plan starting in mid-March: community education about covid with home visits, street by street; distribution of food packages every two weeks to 600+ families who are most in need; provision of medicines for those with chronic conditions; and, sewing 4,500+ cloth face masks with distribution to families. Despite difficult circumstances, their work continues.
Mount Kenya Landscape Restoration Mount Kenya forest  over the years has experienced massive deforestation through various illegal activities starting early 1960s to the late 1990s. The illegal activities which led to massive deforestation included; unlicensed timber harvesting, charcoal burning, forest grazing and Shamba systems forms of forest cultivation. Those degraded forest lands never regenerated back and thus need for restoration through planting of indigenous tree species.
Provide FOOD to 120 underprivileged kids The aim of this Project is to assist 120 vulnerable kids, that have being dramatically affected by the COVID 19 pandemic.  The income of most of these families would normally comes from non-formal jobs that during the pandemic suffered the most. Through this project, we would cover the basic needs of the kids by providing a food package every 15 days for each family.  Our support will ensure that children will not end up on the streets begging for money instead of  safety going to school.
Give the Gift of Hearing to a Child Without Ears Give the gift of hearing to a child without ears. Every day in Russia babies are born without ears. These children are destined to live in a world of silence. Parents feel scared, helpless until they learn about American surgeons who create inner ear canals and outer ears where none exist. And then children can hear. It's a miracle! But for the parents, the cost of ear surgery plus travel to the U.S. is staggering. Help bring a child to America and give them the gift of hearing.
YouthAlert! (YA!) "Youth Peace" Programs in CA Violence, bullying, and abuse, are the "Head of The Snake" TM. They are the number one root cause of many of society's woes including mental health, social health, physical health, substance abuse, unhealthy eating, risky behaviors, and extreme poverty. Fortunately, we know how to stop it; school-based universal, comprehensive violence prevention education "+" for youth. We must reach all 1.8 billion youth between the ages of 10 and 24 biennially.
Africa plays Hockey: engaging youth in sports AYPAD created the Hockey Project with a mission to expose the sport to thousands of young people while promoting peace through sport. Hockey is a relatively a new sport in Africa and with many young people living through hardship and deplorable conditions, the need to introduce the sport was timely as it engages young people to reduce the traumatic effects of War, Violence, Abuse and embrace peace while developing their unique hockey talents that can contribute meaningfully to societal growth.