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Health Screenings for Primary School Students Bangladesh has a severe need for health workers, especially in rural areas.  For those living in remote areas, seeking health services comes with geographical and financial strain since visiting a physician means travelling long distances and paying high out of pocket expenses with limited resources.  HOPE Foundation will provide free health screenings for 200 primary school students to ensure they are free of impairments and disease and in utmost health to maximize achieving academic success
Hope, Resilience and Empowerment for Afghans Throughout decades of conflict and war and exacerbated by the most recent events, many people from Afghanistan suffer from anxiety, depression, sleeping problems and PTSD, a loss of hope and feelings of anger. At the same time, they carry great inner resources of resilience, hope and solidarity.  IAHV offers its global expertise in stress- and trauma-relief, empowerment and peacebuilding to support Afghan individuals, groups and families around the world to cope with the most recent events.
Help a Child Learn to Swim to Save Their Own Life Join Rising Tide Effect in saving and changing the lives of youth from our most underserved communities. We seek to uplift people experiencing socioeconomic hardship by providing frameworks for not only education and safety, but also personal development, through swimming.
Ramping up fistula repair in Sierra Leone Ten years after the civil war, Sierra Leone is working to improve the nation's healthcare, especially for women and children. Obstetric fistula is a common problem. Many women aren't aware that a fistula can be repaired and they live lives of despair, shunned by their villages, alone and incontinent. PMC uses radio dramas to inform women of repair surgery, tell them about the free phone call to the "fistula hotline," or where to find a clinic, and help them return to a normal life.
Help 500 Orphans with Skills for Life in Indonesia This project will provide 500 orphans who are poor with the Skills for Life in Computer and English Training and Education in Cimahi, Indonesia, give them Computer and English skills to prepare them in entering globalization.Providing a rich supply of books and critical literacy support services to more than 500 orphans. Also providing the orphans children with free meals. This project also helps our government in eradicating the poverty and providing more job opportunities for the poor orphans.
After School Programs for Gay & Lesbian Youth Provide after school programs and weekend activities for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender & questioning youth in South Florida.  Support groups, life skills coaching & referrals to mental health.
Empower 120 differently abled kids in Tamil Nadu We have identified 120 differently abled children in the Tiruchirappalli region of Tamil Nadu whose lives could be transformed with simple medical interventions.  For these kids, access to physiotherapy, basic medical care, or an assistive device would change everything.  A donation to this project gives mobility and independence to a child who cannot walk, education and connection to a child isolated by deafness or learning differences, and a clear mind to a youth afflicted with mental illness.
Assist Victims of Georgia Conflict CHF has deployed a team to assess immediate needs for victims. We will build upon our five year operational presence in Georgia to provide shelter & help people begin to rebuild their lives.
Remote Learning for 1,562 Children in Nepal Street Child Espana aims to provide with remote learning materials and sanitation packages 1,562 children of rural areas in Nepal. With the materials provided they will be able to continue their studies, avoiding a complete cut-off from the education system that would otherwise happen. In addition, these children will be provided with sanitation packages to reduce the risk of infection and transmission of COVID-19.
Alpha Lumen Technology Education Program This Project is part of the Alpha Lumen Technological Education Program that brings opportunities for young people and children,with high skills, but in situations of social vulnerability,to have access to Science and Technology. The program aims to combat digital illiteracy,evasion and disinterest in the school by inspiring vocations and bringing opportunities for talent students in the field of Robotics and Programming.The project also focuses on a working culture of values and social skills.
Do it for Mathare Foundation Do it for Mathare Foundation is a fundraising campaign that targets 1,000 individuals and organizations to support our activities. Currently, we are reaching out to about 10,000 young people. Young people in Mathare slums live in poverty and are affected by crime, drug abuse, early marriages and pregnancies, radicalization and rape.   We are offering hands on solutions by not only training them in arts, media and sports but also offering life skills  so that they can be responsible citizens.
Permaculture Survival Strategy, Chikukwa, Zimbabwe Permaculture training is allowing an impoverished community of 7,000 people in the Chimanimani district in Zimbabwe to move from malnourishment to food security and abundance. With your help we will now share this successful, lifesaving and life changing strategy with the wider Zimbabwean community. In November we will provide training to 20 people from the community of Murehwa. We will also provide resources so that 60 farming families can implement Permaculture strategies on their own farms.
Encourage Rural Communities Know their HIV Status The project seeks to reach out to an estimated 3,000 high-risk and vulnerable people who are unable to access health facilities to know their HIV status and thus seek treatment and social care.
Comprehensive Child Eye Health Network in Ningxia This project will establish a multi-phase, comprehensive child eye health network in Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region and a training center in Shanghai. Within Shanghai municipality, the project will scale up SEDPTC's successful myopia prevention efforts, and in Ningxia will build on SEDPTC's models of myopia treatment/prevention and care of children's eye disease.
Help the Homeless at Christmas in Leicestershire No one should wake up homeless and alone on the streets over Christmas.  Falcon Support Services want to provide 3 emergency beds to those that are homeless in Leicestershire over the festive period from 5th Dec - 5th Jan. We also want to open our doors to the most vulnerable and isolated to provide a community Christmas Lunch.   We will provide a warm bed, hot meal, breakfast, support, shower facilities, use of a washing machine and a memorable Christmas.
YouMeWe Language in the cloud-Europe We are looking to raise funds to purchase computers for the "Still I Rise" School in Samos, Greece where our colleague Nicolo Govoni has started a school to teach the refugee children in the camps.  We visited in early 2018 and installed donated computers from Morgan Stanley and look forward to expanding the program to not only connect the children in Europe with the children in Japan but to teach Digital Citizen skills for the 21st century online.
Help BASECO Community Build Climate Resilience BASECO is a densely populated slum community built on a garbage landfill, with 60,000 countryside migrants seeking a better life in the city living in poverty and hunger. They live in shanties that are constantly threatened by rising sea levels, flooding and storm surges that become worse each year. Climate change has made life more difficult but the people strive to adapt for their survival. Let us help build climate change resilience and food security in BASECO.
Coronavirus Relief Project | Sphoorti Foundation Through this project, you can provide essential food items and Health Kits to poor and marginalised families in rural areas. These people are largely neglected and have little access to Covid related treatment and care. This campaign can help provide basic nutrition and vitamin and mineral tablets, dry fruits along with sanitary products like masks, gloves and sanitizers. We are also providing Grocery Packets to beneficiaries from vulnerable communities like sex workers, transgenders etc.
Nursing care for traumatized children in Bethlehem Children of Peace funds schooling and therapy for 30 children, age 5-17, in the Bethlehem area of Palestine. These children have been physically, mentally or emotionally traumatized by the conflict in the region and can not find adequate care in the standard school system. Care will include regular medical screenings, vision, dental and hearing testing, nutritional assessments, in-home visits and emergency response needs. The nursing care provider has been identified but funds are needed.
Create 50 guardians for Bahia Magdalena mangrove Mexico ranks 4th place of 125 nations with mangroves, representing 5.1% of the world total. We need to create 50 guardians to protect 1,700 ha of mangrove forests from which families depend on.  This ecosystem provides shelter to grey whales, turtles and more than 122 migratory bird species, including the southernst bald eagle population of the hemisphere. This project will motivate the community to value the natural environment, reaffirm their identity, and conserve this precious ecosystem.
Save an endangered southwest willow flycatcher Every winter, the willow flycatcher travels from the U.S. to Central America for the season. Five years ago, we began studying the bird's habitat use in Nicaragua.   What we learned was surprising! The birds return each year to nearly the same location. These small flycatchers prefer scrubby vegetation near water. Sadly, these are areas most frequently burned or cleared by farmers.  Will you help save one willow flycatcher? We will enable farmers to delay clearing and to keep the birds safe.
Send an At-Risk Child to Summer Camp This project sends at-risk middle school students from underserved urban neighborhoods to a week-long summer enrichment experience - the thinc program.  The thinc program focuses on 21st Century student learning outcomes with a specific emphasis on college and career readiness through immersion in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM).
Addressing Humanitarian Needs in Gaza The conflict between Israeli forces and armed groups in Gaza has resulted in casualties among civilians on both sides. Between May 10-17, 200 Palestinians have been killed, more than 4,700 have been injured and 58,000 people are currently displaced across Gaza, as reported by the UN's Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). International Medical Corps is activating our emergency response team to address the humanitarian needs.
Prevention of domestic violence in Mexican homes In Mexico, domestic violence in quarantine increased by 120% within vulnerable families. This project will help 75 families, equivalent to 300 family members, from marginal urban municipalities of Mexico City through digital sessions by a team of experts, who will provide strategies for the detection and reduction of stress, resources for recognition and emotional regulation, positive discipline without violence, and tools for positive interaction between caregivers and children.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Noella, Rohan, Joy, Danika, and Camila 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.
Green Orphanage Project With the increasing number of environmental issues throughout the world, the time to act is now. For years, Green Cameroon has been working in Cameroon, sensitizing communities on the importance of conserving nature, devising new and friendly practices for farming, and making citizens aware of the importance of our Earth. The curriculum we are developing will sensitize future generations on living sustainable lives and fighting environmental degradation using practical and simple approaches.
Send 50 Pakistani child workers to high school 24 million children are out of school in Pakistan. Many work to support their families. We recruit such children from urban slums and lead them through an accelerated primary education course. The top graduates from this two-year course are placed in mainstream secondary schools, their fees paid and their academic and personal progress monitored until they complete high school. 550 students are currently enrolled in secondary schools in Karachi, Lahore and Rawalpindi under this program.
Educating children in rural communities in Mexico This project will provide high-quality education for 10 children in rural communities in Mexico.  Our educational model contemplates not only intellectual development but a change in mindset and consciousness through sporting activities, human development, languages, and family education that will help the children build their skills and become a development catalyst in their communities.
Help Empower Women Who are Homeless in Chicago Women struggling with homelessness often face considerable challenges, such as mental illness, domestic violence, and substance abuse. Since 1979, Sarah's Circle has empowered women to overcome these challenges.
Bring Solar Light to 500 People in Zeze, Tanzania This project will provide solar lights to subsistence farmers in Zeze village and beyond, enabling children to study after dark in a smokeless environment.  Families will be able to spend the money they save on kerosene on more nutritious food for their children and to start small businesses as a route out of their current extreme poverty.
Poverty Reduction through  Education The project targets to provide quality education for future generation and improve standards of life of poor women through establishing entrepreneurship skills and affordable primary health services.
Give 2300 Colombian Children a Reason to Smile Benefits 2300 vulnerable kids traumatized by poverty and violence teaching them core values and life skills through sports in guided classes providing a healthy lifestyle and a physical and psychosocial development, using physical education, sports and recreation as a tool for social integration. This provides a better use of their free time thus keeping them off drugs and violence. We are instilling behavioral models that shape their future performance by providing them a better quality of life
Be a kid, that's their job "The education is the most powerful weapon to change the world" - The student population that attends public schools in Venezuela comes from low-income families. These are children of parents who work as unskilled labor, housewives, domestic workers and unemployed, so buy shoes and clothes isn't in their priorities. They attend classes almost barefoot and this puts them at risk of infection and death from soil- transmitted diseases that enter their bodies through cuts in their unprotected feet.
Inclusive School System HHCS in collaboration with ARPD has started an elementary school in April 2019 for the children with physical disabilities and children without disabilities. The idea behind the school is to provide quality education to children with disabilities in an inclusive setting, where they learn in a safe and friendly environment, and excel in life with confidence. The school has eight rooms,  computer lab and a playground. The entire school building and playground are wheelchair accessible.
Medical care for 400 children in Equatorial Guinea Our project consists of direct intervention of pediatric surgeons and other specialties, from the two best hospitals in Spain that travel to Equatorial Guinea to care for children and their families, who in other circumstances could not access adequate medical care. They are two teams of volunteer doctors who perform medical consultations and surgical interventions. We want to obtain financing to pay for some of the medical material they will use.
Support 6 Women's Crisis Centers in Indonesia Pundi Perempuan is a public fundraising platform to support the work of Women's Crisis Center and women victim organization to eliminate the violence against women in Indonesia.  It was initiated by National Commission on Violence against Women. Since 2003, in cooperation with IKa, a philanthropic & grant-making organization, it conducts public fundraising, management and distribution of funds for WCC ranging from outreach, psychological counseling, legal assistance to empowerment.
Rebuilding a footbridge to cross the river Our objective is to rebuild the footbridge that serves as the main access to the community of Tlalpizalti, which over 150 people use daily. These people include farmers and families that have been living here for more than 10 years. Since this small community lives in poverty it is hard for it to access government funds to improve infrastructure, but community participation is laying the groundwork for improving the quality of life of its inhabitants through their own efforts.
Fresh Drinking water for Arsenic Affected Familes Last year, nearly 100 people died due to Arsenic. At least one person of each family of this village is affected by the ARSENIC poison! In  Bishnupur village, Bangladesh there are only 2 hand tube-wells, which are contaminated by arsenic poison. There are 1000 families are living in this village with extreme poverty and they depends on these tube wells for drinking water. Through this project we will provide fresh water for families & schools, establish water plant & treatment for the patient
Education+Plus for 100 Displaced Kenyan Children DWELE plans to educate and provide psychosocial health support for 100 girl-children internally displaced to grassroots communities in 2008 post election violence and vulnerability-displaced children due to poverty, HIV&AIDS and cultural gender disparities in host communities in western Kenya. DWELE will also train Caregivers (parents/guardians) on pro-poor Group Savings and Loaning Methodology for socio-economic empowerment to mitigate impacts of poverty and AIDS. Project mainstreams gender.
Rescuing Girls Sexual Exploitation in India Nepal Free a Girl is dedicated to rescuing girls from situation of sexual exploitation. We believe in creating a safe environment for children and young people, protecting them from sexual violence and exploitation. This project seeks to rescue girls who are victims of sexual exploitation in India. The rescued girls will receive rehabilitation and reintegration support as well as legal assistance to ensure their best interests are being advocated before judicial authorities.
Vegetable gardens for children & woman in need In remote rural areas of the Municipality of San Felipe, Guanajuato, Mexico 210 underprivileged children and women are struggling for food. SEBAJ is looking for donations to provide tools that guarantee these women and their children to cultivate enough food in organic gardens, to ensure their complete and healthy diet. Through workshops, the women will be empowered to learn how to maximize the benefits derived from these gardens and how to provide a proper nutrition for their children.
Help dogs rescued from the barbaric dog meat trade Dogs - stolen pets as well as street dogs - are inhumanely transported from Thailand to neighboring Laos, Vietnam, and possibly China and Cambodia, where they are butchered by cruel and barbaric methods.   Soi Dog Foundation is working to end this appalling practice as well as feeding and providing medical care for the rescued dogs.
Build a School in the Cloud for Pisamal, Colombia Everyone has the right to learn, therefore we have designed a learning center called the SOLE Lab. Help us build one in the village of Pisamal whose public internet kiosk got shut down affecting a community of 450 people. This coffee growing community in Colombia has been using SOLE for 5 years to learn and also to find ways to support their own community projects, all with limited internet access and precarious infrastructure. Now they want to take a step further and build a SOLE Lab.
Construction of Youth Vocational Training Center Youths in Bolgatanga Ghana, lack vocational skills and the capacity to become self-reliant. Unemployment is rampant. Most of them migrate to Accra and Kumasi in search of jobs that not existing.
Matungu Vertical micro gardening - Kenya project . Vertical micro gardening (VMG) project is focusing its efforts to ensure that vulnerable members of the community in western kanya-Kakamega county have access to quality and highly nutritious food and improve their general hygiene standards to keep them as safe as possible from the covid-19 virus. This virus has deeply affected the elderly and terminally ill patients with Hiv / Aids and this initiative which we are working on seeks to help them fight the pandemic by providing needed food .
Preventing Cancer for Women in Ghana Cervical cancer is the leading cause of cancer death among women in Ghana and those between the ages of 15 and 44 are the most at risk. In Ghana, many of these women are mothers who will leave behind dependent children. However, cervical cancer is preventable! Our project will establish a cervical cancer screening and treatment program in the Upper West. This program, run by a dedicated physician in Ghana, will use targeted outreach to screen women for cervical cancer and treat confirmed cases.
Treat Cancer Patients & Educate Orphans in Uganda There is only one government cancer treatment center and other private cancer treatment centers are concentrated in Kampala . Many cannot afford cancer treatment, they languish in village homes in pain with excruciating suffering for themselves and their families,  cancer treatment and bereavement expenses devastates family's financial resources leaving orphans with nothing for education. This project will treat patients who cannot afford cancer treatment, & educate  cancer orphans in Uganda.
Nepal Emergency Medical Relief The Himalayan Cataract Project's flagship partner, the Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology in Kathmandu, provided direct relief by delivering food and water to citizens in 8 hard-to-reach districts directly after the two devastating earthquakes. This phase was completed in June. Phase II, which includes collaborating with local municipalities and partners to build 400 Temporary shelters is still underway as is the planning for longer-term recovery (Phase III).
Women Up Women Up is a female only program focusing on adolescent girls. Our goal is to build a community of vibrant, confident women who are able to set goals, make informed decisions and become responsible, accountable adults therefore breaking their cycle of poverty.
MedTreks Kenya Our MedTreks teams collaborate with village HopeCore International in Kenya, volunteering in the mobile clinics while providing training in clinical skills and professional development to the local healthcare workers.   Training topics include CPR & First Aid, Injury Assessment; Water, Sanitation & Hygiene; Child and Maternal Health Promotion; Nutrition & Immunizations; Family Planning & Prenatal Care; Well Child Assessments; Infectious Disease Prevention.
Save Cleft Lip & Palate Patients of Pakistan The journey of supporting these children and changing their lives started in 2002. Since then more than 18000 free cleft and plate surgeries has successfully performed and that's why CLAPP Hospital has been recognized as No. 1 hospital in the world to perform the highest number of free Cleft Surgeries. CLAPP Trust is dedicated to the noble cause, to provide equal opportunities in life for the children born with deformities as the children born without. Thousands of Cleft lip and palate patients.