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Promoting Safe Spaces for Adolescent Girls Adolescent girls suffer due to discrimination and lack of awareness. Keeping this in mind, Songtaba in consultations with girls decided to intensify its efforts related to the investment in adolescent girls through an initiative dubbed as Adolescent Girls Club Network (AGCN) for Reading Centres also known as Reading Clinics. Informal discussions with adolescent girls and their mothers in different places revealed that there was an apparent need to learn about issues that are close to their life
Mental Well-being through play for 56,000 children 'Play is not a luxury. Play is a necessity.' Nothing is as innate to a child as play. Children who don't play miss out on a joyful & well-rounded childhood. Toybank envisions a world where all children are empowered through healthy play. We use our Conscious Play approach, mindful of its impact on a child's development, to keep at-risk children on-track with their mental & behavioral well-being. Toybank understands that intervention in a child's formative years ensures an equitable adulthood.
Green Team The Green Team is an environmental job corps employing youth ages 14-17 in a full-year urban agriculture, parks assessment and landscaping opportunity.
Live Community There currently exists low monitoring of students learning and fluctuating attendance, vice, low regard for education especially for girls, and low level of economic opportunities. The initiative will focus on improving regard and actions to ensure Goal4 of the SDGs and increase the standard of living by engaging on sustainable capacity building in selected rural communities in Kaduna, Nigeria. The project will increase enrollment in community schools and ensure quality education practices, prov
Teaching 200 Impoverished Children in Madagascar The Community English Center of Fort-Dauphin, Madagascar, seeks to expand their innovative education program providing language and life skills to 200 out-of-school youth in one of the poorest regions of the world - where >80% of youth don't attend secondary school and 84% live in poverty.  Equipment will expand the range and versatility of classes the Center provides. New teachers will allow more children to attend the Center, building life-skills and job prospects beyond arduous manual labour.
Life-Changing Heart Surgeries for Kids in Vietnam Children's heart disease is the most common birth defect globally, and 90% of children born in developing countries have limited access to the care they need to lead normal, healthy lives. Labored breathing and lack of energy keep these children from attending school and just being kids. MEDRIX bridges this disconnect by sponsoring life-changing heart surgeries in Vietnam and supporting families awaiting surgery at Hue Central Hospital by providing food, transportation, and lodging.
Support an Underprivileged Child in India This project will help support the growth, education and all-round development of the 40 underprivileged children aged 6-24 that are part of the Bal Sambal family in a well-developed facility. Our mission is to not only provide shelter, nutrition, education but also sports coaching, industrial training and opportunities for these adolescents so they can support themselves and become part of the society in a positive way.
COVID19 - Food and Oxygen for Kolkata's Poorest This project will provide life-saving emergency oxygen to COVID patients and emergency food parcels to hungry families whose incomes have been badly affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Tiljala SHED's target communities comprise around 5000 families who depend on a daily wage in order to eat. These marginalised communities living in shelters on pavements, beside railway tracks and open sewers are always at the back of the line - a forgotten people. Tiljala SHED puts them first.
Provide Real-World Skills to Southern MA Students Work readiness, financial literacy and entrepreneurship skills are essential to young people as they make educational and career decisions. Trained, engaged corporate and community volunteers will partner with Junior Achievement to inspire more than 4,500 students throughout Southern Massachusetts during the 2014-15 academic year.
Protect Guatemalan Forests with Clean Cookstoves Imagine! You can empower our community-based clean cookstove project in Guatemala's Lake Atitlan basin. With your help, we can provide 250 families with an energy-efficient, clean cookstove that will lower the rates of burns and respiratory diseases, improve family finances, and heavily reduce deforestation. You will be empowering a project notable for its focus on environmental education, its sensitivity to the local culture, and its long-term sustainability.
Support the Education of poor mentally challenged. Sponsor the Education, Training and Rehabilitation of Mentally Challenged Students from poor families in India, for a year.
Generate opportunities together Andar generates opportunities for the development of people with disabilities through work, sports, culture, art and health, to improve their quality of life, strengthen their family ties and promote their inclusion in the community. Undertake different actions and activities in a holistic and integral way.
Empower 300 survivors with jobs & renewable energy Building a biogas plant at a shelter for survivors of brothel slavery near Mumbai, India, offering training and employment to survivors and providing clean energy to the shelter and community.  As of 2012, an additional cattle shed is needed to keep up with the demands of running the farm, housing the cattle, and collecting the waste.
Nicaragua's Nature Stewards: The Junior Rangers You can make it possible for 93 children in Nicaragua to learn how to save nature this year in the rural areas where they live. Nicaragua's amazing biodiversity and landscapes have been significantly damaged, and these children are the key to positive change. Since 2012, our Junior Ranger program has instilled the passion and knowledge they need to safeguard conservation gains and strengthen their communities for life. This program is continuing at a distance using best practices under COVID-19.
Inclusion, safety and success for 60,000 teens Increasing levels of violence, stress and unhappiness in schools is affecting student success.  We are developing tools, training and activities for high-schools to create a safe, happy and inclusive school environment where students and teachers are encouraged to achieve their full potential.  This program is being run initially in public schools in Switzerland where there is a need for improvements in inclusivity to reduce racism, discrimination, violence and the threat of extremism.
Back to school supplies Children across Southern Africa will be returning to school. There is a need for school shoes, uniforms and stationery. Many children walk long distances to school and a comfortable pair of shoes is a necessity. HOPE Africa raises funds annually to support many vulnerable children across Southern Africa.
Low-cost Sanitation For Typhoon Haiyan Survivors We will provide low-cost pour-flush toilets for Typhoon Haiyan survivors in Tacloban City. The City is totally wiped-out with 95% of the structures flattened to the ground. Safe sanitation is one of the urgent needs but this will be overlooked by international aid since the concentration of the support will be on food, shelter, medicines, communications and to bury the dead. We are experts in sanitation work having supported Typhoon Washi survivors in Cagayan de Oro and Iligan Cities in 2011.
Hand-in-Hand Dialysis Aid Program The plight of underprivileged families rarely receives the same amount of attention or exposure from the media and internet as they hardly have access to these channels to highlight their predicament, especially in times of Covid-19. Therefore, we reach out to this target group by allocating funds and resources to mitigate their burden in seeking healthcare on dialysis treatment.
Help Sustainable Reforestation in Costa Rica Farmers on the Caribbean Coast  are becoming succesful for the first time  in their reforestation efforts thanks to technical asistance and training offered by ASIREA. Without this support,  most farmers prefer to invest in other productive activities  that cause deforestation and degadation of the tropical forest. Help us to help farmers improve their income while reforesting the world.
WATER CAPTURE FOR ANDEAN FAMILIES The project will help families in the remote Calchaqui Valley to capture runoff water from the mountains and create an effective water system to improve their health and food security.  The construction to capture runoff for irrigation will enable the families to plant food crops to complement the hay they now grow for their goats from which they produce weavings and cheese.  They will invest their new income to improve their agriculture and tomarket handmade local products to tourists.
10 Burn children from Bolivia to Shriner's Hosp. This project is to bring 10 Burn children from Bolivia to the Shriner's Burn Center in Galveston, TX for medical treatment. Your support will enable FANQ to pay for all the logistics, airline tickets, housing and medical expenses while in transit for the child and their guardian.  These children are burn victims due to fire/electricity and are indigent with no means of medical help in Bolivia.
Help Children Stay in School for a Year in Cameron Education is a child's future. One of the most distressing effects of HIV /AIDS, TB, cholera, family breakdown and poverty is the increasing number of children who are forced to leave school because their parents or caregivers cannot pay their school fee, provide uniforms, books, didactic supplies and even feed them.
COVID-19 Recovery for At-Risk Youth & Families In response to the COVID-19 pandemic many support services our youth were accustomed to ceased operations.  SOAR was able to maintain contact with our community partners, youth and families, & referring agencies,pivoting our programming to a virtual platform, & connecting with our youth 1-on-1 & as a community.  We have supported our families with household needs such as cleaning supplies, toiletries & hygiene needs, paper products, & resources for monetary or technological support & assistance.
Feed 200 Zimbabwean Orphans Mind, Body & Soul We're not only keeping 200 Zimbabwean orphans alive, with food, sports, arts, medical programs and individual attention, we're helping them to thrive even as their country crumples. Our pre-school program serves 50 3-7 year old orphans; We tutor our school age orphans and provide vocational, educational and life skills that include welding, sewing, construction skills, and for those who qualify we pay for further A level studies.
Jitegemee - Helping Street Children in Kenya We're in the business of transforming the lives of street children in Machakos, Kenya. Every year, at least 75 former street children participate in Jitegemee's rehabilitation and vocational training program. We also support another 120 young people with education and other social services. After graduation most of our students are able to support themselves and live a life they can be proud of. We ask you to join us in changing these children's lives forever!
Upland Forest Rehabilitation Project The project of rehabilitating the 150 hectares forest located in Badiangan, Ajuy Iloilo which was damaged by typhoon Haiyan will help revitalize the livelihood of the 295 affected families who have been depending on the forest resources. The scheme of sub-contracting the disaster victims in planting the seedlings and forestry management will help them in their immediate recovery hence improve their quality of life.
Saving Lives through Embryonic Stem Cells We are seeking funding to pay for cord blood stem-cell storage for qualifying families who have a history of cancer, are in receipt of welfare or on a low income, and would therefore be unable to afford the cost of private bio-banking. The goal is to offer vulnerable families the opportunity to store their baby's cord blood for 25 years, which will be available should the child or another member of the family require them. These cells are taken from the umbilical cord at the time of birth.
Drug Treatment for Mothers in the Czech Republic Extend availability of the existing treatment for drug-addicted mothers with children.
Food Security by Women in Rural Bolivia This project aims to empower women eager to take action towards food security and food sovereignty in communities that are suffering from mineral contamination, climate change, poor crop production and high levels of migration.
Help 30 first-generation learners begin school This project supports a 2-year playgroup program for children ages 2 to 3 years old from impoverished "Denotified Tribe" slum communities in India. These children will be the first in their families to go to school. The focus of the playgroup is to acclimate the children to a school environment, improve school readiness through play, games, songs, and activities, while also imparting valuable parenting skills to the parents who accompany the children. Free meals and healthcare are provided.
LETS GIVE THEM THE DIGNITY THEY DESERVE We have seen a sharp increase in people living in the street as a consequence of the economic crisis and the ongoing pandemic. We need your help so we can continue providing life saving solutions to the people living on the street in towns throughout Chile. We aim to make every corner of Chile a decent place for EVERYONE.
Bless A Pastors child This Christmas 2021 Pastors Pastor pastors!!! All we think of when we hear of pastors is take prayer requests, ask them visit a sick sister or brother, ask to interpret a dream we don't understand or a scripture to mention but a few. I wonder even how many times these pastors ever get someone asking them how their family is, if they had food or their children are going to school. All we always think of is us first. Many Pastors families struggle with finding time for their families and others with expectations by c
Rehabilitating coral reefs damaged by bleaching This project will create coral nurseries and outplant 15,000 corals onto degraded reefs in small island developing countries. Through involvement of local communities and visitors, coral branches  that would otherwise die are rescued from construction and dredging sites and from coral predators and are grown to large colonies. Nursery-reared corals provide habitat for reef fish, restore reef health, address climate change, while offering new conservation opportunities for community participants.
Media Education For Northerner's Liberation This project is painstakingly adored to liberate the youths and secondary school students in the Northern Nigeria by exposing them to what they lack in terms of media networks.TV-TAY Wellbeing Initiative has found out that the education given to the Northern youths and school children is not complete to what can liberate them from poverty in totality. TV-TAY is setting up computer Laboratories couple with internet facility which is believe to be one of the solutions to their educationalbureacrac
Rural Health Access and Education Villagers often live 4-8 hours from the nearest government health clinic, can't afford clinical services, or the clinics are under equipped to serve them. This project consists of a mobile medical unit that visits rural indigenous communities to provide medicines and health information, and a system of female health promoters, or promotoras, who are trained in first aid, CPR, and public health information.
Holistic support for slum dwellers during Covid-19 In addition to our regular activities of providing dry ration, basic medicines and sanitation kit to the slum dwellers, we are also concentrating on rapid antigen testing and vaccinating them from various private hospitals so that they can acquire the required immunity to fight against the virus. We are also providing data recharge to the students, running awareness sessions about the need to wear masks, wash hands and get vaccinated as well as taking care of their mental health.
Educate 500 needy Children in Dirakho Village This project will build Early Childhood Development Center in the village to provide free education to needy children,reduce distance traveled by children in search for schools to enroll,reduce late enrollment and early school dropouts.will also build a community library to provide rich supply of books, inculcate culture of reading and act as a resource center for children.
Gift clean & safe water to 25 villages in India "Water is life & its gift is the best"  Under this project UWAD will provide clean & safe water to 25 drought hit villages. Women & girls  walk long distances and spend many hours in a  day to collect water and due to water crisis majority of people  are using unsafe water that leads to many diseases. This program will focus on providing potable water, water filters, water treatments, health education for safe water storage and management,  awareness and prevention from diseases.
Change a Life, Educate a Child Help cover expenses for the Vista Hermosa Center, which serves approximately 150 older-than-average students who have left poverty, gangs and dire circumstances to get an education and technical training.
Expansion of Research Clinic for AIDS/HIV Vaccine Additional space/equipment are needed at the Kangemi clinic to accommodate AIDS vaccine clinical trials.
Life-saving primary care for 5,000 rural Rwandans This project will enable OFH to train and equip a nurse to open and run her own clinic, providing quality healthcare that will transform the lives of 5,000 rural Rwandans by bringing healthcare within walking distance. Since 2012, OFH has been empowering nurses to run clinics that save lives through prevention and treatment of common illnesses. With your support, the new clinic will serve 7,500 patient visits per year. 2020 gifts will primarily fund new equipment needs for COVID response.
TX rescued horses in need of medical assistance Countless abandoned, neglected and abused horses come to us in need of medical attention and rehabilitation, necessary in order to bring them back to health before finding them that forever home.   Providing veterinarian care, medicine, dental and farrier services are a daily concern. Each rescue is unique in their needs for dietary supplements; medical care often includes pre and post operative expenses. Horses are great teachers and friends to our community's Youth at Risk.
Mentoring 16 orphan and needy girls in Kenya Girls in disadvantaged rural backgrounds are surrounded by more people who model paths that lead to dropping out of school (early pregnancies, getting married) than people who provide positive role models through staying in school, delaying marriage and going on to college or trade school. We will select needy girls with high potential to take part in an internship program where life skills, computer skills, business skills will be taught along side leadership and female advocacy skills.
Holiday gifts for low-income kids in Washington DC Every holiday season the Latin American Youth Center provides gifts to over 2,000 low-income children and youth who hail from the most densely populated and impoverished neighborhoods in the nation's capital and surrounding metropolitan region. Children receive their gifts at our annual holiday party where they also have their picture taken with Santa and partake in a hot meal.
The Digital Drum - Uganda Youth Digital Inclusion Uganda has both the world's youngest population -- more than half of Ugandans are under the age of 18 - and the highest youth unemployment rate. To meet the needs of this exploding youth population, UNICEF and its partners are rolling out the Digital Drum - a rugged, solar-powered computing kiosk that serves as the centerpiece of a robust digital inclusion program of IT skill building, access to educational content, and youth entrepreneurship - as youth managers assume responsibility for kiosks.
Provide Clean Water for Amazon Youth Livelihoods The Rural Family Home (CFR) is a three-year vocational program for rural youth in the Brazilian Amazon that offers them opportunities to build sustainable livelihoods in their home communities rather than having to migrate to cities. To realize its potential and to become fully sustainable, the CFR needs improved facilities, particularly access to clean drinking water. The addition of an well, which students will help to design and to construct, will enable the CFR to thrive for years to come.
Help keep a Cambodian Music and Dance School open Salvation Centre Cambodia has a well renowned Music and Dance School that provides 52 children with expert teachers, local education and community support. All students come from vulnerable local communities affected by HIV/AIDS with the school requiring funding to continue to pay our experienced Music and Dance teachers and maintain instruments and equipment.
SCHOOL REOPEN - Let's Get Girls Back to School This project will fund the training of less privileged population of girl child in Nigeria, providing access to quality education, books, school bag and food to support 1000 disproportionately marginalized poor and orphan, affected by the economic and civil crises, add to the COVID-19 lockdown effect on parents' financial power.
Indonesia Response 2018 COHI is in touch with our allies in Indonesia, supporting the locally-led response efforts after the terrifying tsunami took at least 800 lives. As per usual, we are prioritizing the needs of women and children as they are especially at risk during times of displacement.
End Poverty and Empower Women Through Education The Gibson Soto Foundation works to break the poverty cycle by supporting young women from impoverished or marginalized communities in Mexico to complete university-level education and providing additional programs and developmental skills to have a sustainable, fulfilling life and rise above poverty.  This project will give the gift of education to 10 more amazing women, allowing them to break down barriers of gender inequality, leave poverty behind, and achieve a new life beyond their dreams.
ENGLISH AS A TOOL OF POVERTY ALLEVIATION This Project will launch 5 Wi-Fi  Language Class on Wheel for under privileged students in 5 most poor states of India to develop their English Speaking and employ them in major companies & encourage entrepreneurship through LEDER.
Lead India Foundation will train 500 under privileged students in the slums and very remote areas of India to uplift their living standard through training them and developing their skill in English Language and promote their enterprise skill through LEDER program
Life Saving Treatment to Children in Rural India Seva Mandir organizes community-based camps to provide Severe Acute Malnourished (SAM) Children from highly-remote areas in Rajasthan with medical care and treatment.
Prevent Malaria for 300 needy children in Gayaza In many developing nations, malaria is one of the leading threats to the life of a child, resulting in some 750,000 child deaths per year globally. That’s more than 2,000 children a day. Everyday, 320 Ugandans die of Malaria 80% of these are children below 5 years.

Malaria will be prevented by the project providing 300 orphans and other vulnerable with mosquito nets, provide malaria prevention workshops, and insecticides to 100 families.  

Beneficiaries: 300 orphans and other vulnerable
Teen/ young mum's empowerment program During the Covid -19 pandemic we recorded high numbers of teenage and young girls pregnancies. Many were chased out of home and had to fend for themselves, others lacked basics such as food or sanitary towels and were forced to compromise sex for the items. Others dropped out of school with no skills to fend for  themselves and their children, which led to be depressed, frustrated and desperate. This resulted to desperate measures like suicide, prostitution and early marriages.