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Give 15 young people an alternative to extremism This project will provide free training, mentoring and support groups for young people to learn to resist extremism, and instead, build a just society free from violent conflict. Young people are taught to understand the roots of extremism, the reason for its attraction, ways to resist it, and how to help others resist it. They leave with the skills and confidence to build a peaceful future instead of just another tragic story.
Support DABAGA INSTITUTE of Agriculture Equipments Dabaga Institute of Agriculture has constructed the buildings such as classes, dormitories and administration blocks;  the construction activities are on progress: with the resources available the college has managed to enroll few students due to lack of enough accommodation and learning facilities. This project intends to mobilize resources that will provide the opportunity for more students have an access to better and effective learning environment to the college.
GIRLS HOME WORK CENTRE This project provides 60 young girls with conducive learning environment and life skills training to help retain them in schools and participate in development.
Children Conditions in Yemen & Dire Needs of Women This project aims to reduce the suffering of Women & Children who are severely affected by the war in Yemen. More than 70% of IDPs in Yemen are women and children, an. 30% of IDPs Households are now headed by females, total of 20.7 million people, 66% of the population, are estimated to need humanitarian assistance in 2021; 12.1 million people of whom are estimated to be in acute need (severity 4 and 5). This includes 4.6 million women, 5.5 million girls, 4.7 million men, and 5.7 million boys.
Ancestral Acres Farm and Garden We are excited to pursue our first-ever farming adventure as Ancestral Acres Farm and Garden! Through BIPOC stewardship, and in kinship with Queer and Trans folks, we aim to grow food for community redistribution and save seeds on Tiwa lands for future farming projects. With support, we will create physical wellness and healing space for our community to nourish their spirits and create avenues to needed food sovereignty for our neighbors, while providing food and nourishment to bodies as well.
Home Gardens for 100 Families, Oaxaca, Mexico The project will support 100 rural households to establish home and community gardens. It provides families with the ability to produce healthy vegetables that are scarce and expensive in local markets because of COVID-19. Due to social distancing restrictions, access to food has decreased. The families consider these backyard gardens a solution to produce native and nutritious plants at a low cost, in a sustainable way, and secure family nutrition and health in La Chinantla, Oaxaca.
More equal opportunities for rural women This project empowers women in their rights of equity and gender equality, through the creation of family microenterprises so that they have more independence and their own economic income.  Through "field schools" where we train and work with both men and women, so that they recognize the importance of gender in the family and at work.
Financial support of the shelter Bucov/Ploiesti For 6 years ProDogRomania has been financially supporting the public shelter Bucov in Ploiesti by paying the costs for food, veterinary care, purchase of huts, vaccinations, supply of skin dogs, purchase of building materials for new kennels and roofs.  These costs are immense and almost 2,500 dogs are raised by donations.
Desperate need to increase hay storage The United SPCA is able to buy a small amount of hay at a time due to limited storage of approximately four tons of hay. This hay storage is also in the same building as where horses are sheltered. Storing hay in the same building is an extreme fire hazard. If the water content of the stored hay is too high, it will combust. Please help us build a storage building safely away from the horses; and allowing us to buy bulk hay dramatically reducing cost, spreading your donations farther for horses.
Provide Lifesaving Kits for 1000 women in Nigeria Organized by Rural Health Mission Nigeria, this project will procure and distribute 1000 lifesaving Clean Birth Kits to 3 rural health facilities in Gombe, in northeastern Nigeria. The project also will train 100 health workers to use the kits. Rural Health Mission Nigeria has established relationships with these health facilities. It has been supplying essential drugs for pregnant women and has deployed volunteers to render direct service and to train health workers on basic lifesaving skills.
Engage Afghan Men and Boys as Gender Allies Men and boys are key to promoting gender equality. Join us in engaging Afghan men and boys as gender allies in their households and communities. With the support of WomenStrong International, this project brings together men and boys to challenge existing gender norms and plant new seeds of thought about the role of women in Afghan society. Through dialogue about fatherhood, caregiving, mental health and trauma, and domestic violence, we accompany men in becoming champions of positive change.
Offer opportunities to refugees in Uganda! The Nakivale vocational training in Uganda will empower refugees by turning them active participants and competent development actors. The goal of the Center is to train refugees in sewing, painting, languages, online courses (among other skills) and to enable refugees to earn an income and to live in dignity. A holistic transformative approach in education, inclusive development, culture promotion and leadership will be promoted. The Center will be a point of reference for refugees in the camp.
Provide electricity to 500 students in Belize This project allows us to provide renewable electricity to our computer lab, medical clinic, cafeteria, and classrooms that serve over 500 K-8 students in San Mateo, on Ambergris Island in Belize, Central America.
The Freedom Bus - Community Theatre This project works in solidarity with Palestinian communities impacted by decades of occupation and oppression. The Freedom Bus uses interactive cultural events, including community theatre, for advocacy, trauma response and community building. The project transcends any human-made borders by bringing people from all over the world to occupied Palestine, who come together to learn, share and build alliances.
Help 40 Ethiopian Children with Cleft Conditions This project helps 20 children in Ethiopia with Cleft Lip and Palate (CLP) with our end-to-end service. These children struggle with gaining weight as it is (almost) impossible for them to eat. By building capacity and working with local health services we provide access to life changing treatment and rehabilitation. This enables the children to lead healthier lives while also relieving them of the stigma cleft brings, helping them be part of their community and get them into schools.
Improving the Health of Tibetan Refugees Provide containers/medical supplies for essential oils that are used topically to treat disease and infection within a refugee clinic in India for 380 families and over 200 orphaned Tibetan children.
Bring smiles to 500 children of Fukushima As a result of the disaster at the Fukushima Nuclear Plant, the children of Fukushima have been forbidden to play outside.  Children in Fukushima usually forced to spend most of their time in doors.  We do not want the children to be forced to spend their vacation indoors this year, and would like to provide a similar educational opportunity as the rest of the children in Japan, in which  they will be able to learn and grow.
Floods in Many States (2019) Millions of people in many states including Maharashtra, Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Assam, Bihar and Andhra Pradesh are facing massive floods. The situation is worsening and spreading to other states as well. As on August 9th Karnataka-44000 people displaced, Kerala-10000 evacuated, Maharashtra-over 2.5 lakh evacuated(according to media sources) Situation remains grim with death toll rising everyday.
enable 500 kenyan orphans get education and meals This project plans to build four classrooms to provide free education for orphaned children who hail from the poorest sections of society in Kenya, also providing them with free meals.
Pre-School Education for Children, Bomi County This project will support pre-school education for 150 rural village children of Bomi County, who are between the ages of one to six years and are unable to travel long distances for schooling. The project will reduce generational poverty in the county and as well as contribute to the development of the future workforce of Liberia. These children will be provided primary school readiness lessons, time to play, make friends, and healthy meal.
Orphans and other vulnerable children This project will provide protection and livelihood support to 200 orphans and other vulnerable children who are HIV/AIDS affected and infected. The Support will be in the form of goats, 400 of them; where each child will receive two goats. This support will go a long way into improving incomes for these children hence making them able to meet basic need at household level; in the form of medicines, bednets, food, tuition, and other scholastic materials.
Help Sulawesi school children return to school After a devastating earthquake and resultant tsunami in Sulawesi, Indonesia, we've received reports of 62,659 people displaced, 66,926 houses damaged and 67,335 families affected.   They're horrifying statistics and we're working with our partners to bring particular focus to returning children to school and families to normalcy.
CRADLE - help 125 new & expectant Indian mothers This project provides the required nourishment for 125 disadvantaged pregnant women and new mothers & their infants in a south Indian fishing community. Our 10-week programs (twice a year) provide these women a strong understanding of their own bodies, of child development, and the skills to raise happy, healthy babies. We cover topics on basic nutrition, health & hygiene, age-appropriate intellectual and motor stimulation for babies and provide access to our staff throughout early development.
Support School Dormitory for 50 Village Children Neighbor Ape helped construct a dormitory for schoolchildren in Kedougou, Senegal in conjunction with the Senegalese organization OBARAR. This organization aims to specifically aid children of the Beudick group, one of the smallest minority groups in Senegal today. With the assistance of a generous Neighbor Ape donor, the infrastructure for the OBARAR dormitory was completed and has been operational for a number of years. We seek to help offset operating costs, which have risen dramatically.
Help for Hurricane Harvey Survivors in Houston Natural disaster is not the wish of anyone, but when it does happen, we have to be our brothers' keeper by lending a hand, offering a shoulder, showing concern and above all giving to humanity. Many slept as home owners in Houston, Texas but woke up to the reality of homelessness. This project will alleviate the suffering of victims of hurricane Harvey by providing food, toys, blankets, toiletries, and cleanup.
"What is Google?" Imagine not knowing what Google is, or how to use the Internet. We give people the skills they need to join the digital age so they, LIKE YOU, can use it to look for work, promote a business, learn a skill, or access information. Millions in South Africa cannot and do not know where to start. Many have a smartphone but only use it for WhatsApp or Facebook. Does this matter? Yes. "Digital skills provide the poor a catalyst to break out of the cycle of poverty and empower themselves." G20, 2018
Combat Corona to the Last Mile In Kenya In Kenya, most people live from hand to mouth, with 40% of the people living  below the poverty line and 50% just above it. For our community, staying home makes it difficult to get necessities like soap, food, and salt. This project   is acting in response to the COVID outbreak or its consequences, through raising awareness about prevention, supporting vulnerable populations during the economic stop-down. MCDC plans to support 200 households to access ,food ,shelter,education and healthcare .
Desks and supplies for new school The village leaders in a small remote village in NE Uganda asked for help to build a two classroom school for the first and second-graders.  The 10 mile round trip walk to the nearest school was too far for these little ones.  We successfully raised the funds to construct the two classrooms.  We hope to have the grand opening in October.  This project is to raise $3000 to purchase desks and blackboards for the new school.  An education for these children is vital to give them a better future.
Protect 500 endangered Amur tigers in Russia The Amur tiger is one of the rarest species of animals in the world pushed to the brink of extinction by habitat destruction, poaching and ever scarcer game. The project will ensure efficient protection of the Amur tigers in core breeding areas. Rangers will conduct regular patrols in key tiger source sites - national parks and nature reserves of Primorsky and Khabarovsky provinces - using law enforcement monitoring program SMART.
Help to provide vital massage for orphaned babies! The aim of the project is to provide orphaned babies from Vsevolojsk baby-care center with massage which is vital for them as it is the only way for them to develop physically.
Haiti Relief Fund for COVID-19 C2C is working on the frontlines to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 in the communities we serve in Haiti. In partnership with the Ministry of Health, C2C operates 7 clinics and will play a critical role in educational outreach & prevention activities as well as improving our clinical capacity & treating mild to moderate cases. We are urgently sourcing necessary supplies for the coming months to contain & control the spread of the virus and to provide relief and support to those most vulnerable.
Empowering Mayan women through ancient textiles Impacto textil is now starting to replicate and scale methodologies and tools as to serve 500 to 1000 artisans in a two-year timeframe (having worked with 200 Mayan women to improve production of textile handicrafts). Our work helps women to expand on their craft, teaching them advanced design principles and technical skills. With improved products, artisans gain increased access to ethical and fair trade markets and a secure income to support their families, mainly children and their community.
SAVE NEWBORNS ABANDONED IN NAIROBI KENYA SLUMS No child deserves to be abandoned. Every child needs a family and every child needs a home. Help Home of Hope Kenya rescue, care and place every child abandoned in Nairobi slums, streets, garbage, and hospitals into an adopting family, Foster family, reintegrate the child or create a family unit of eight children cared for by a loving couple. Your support gives these children, a place to call home and a family, food, clothing, medical care, education as well as support the caring staff.
Native American Families Impacted by Flooding This project will provide materials for building tiny homes for Native American families devastated by flooding on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. Tribal officials struggle with lack of resources, water, transportation, and facilities.  There has been suffering for generations.  "The crisis on Pine Ridge is a collision of nature, poverty and inadequate infrastructure."
Care and education of 70 abused girls in Mexico Remar Mexico Seeks to guarantee protection, food safety, hygiene and education to 70 Mexican girls rescued from situations of mistreatment and sexual abuse, so that they can develop their life plan and skills for work.
Girls Education for Brighter Futures Post-COVID-19 For 100 years, Graduate Women International has developed, coordinated and operated impactful global education, gender equality and empowering projects for women and girls around the world. Our vision is for 100% of girls and women in the world to achieve quality education beyond primary school to reach their highest potentials. The advocacy work and micro-projects held throughout the world remove the sociocultural, gender-related, and economic barriers girls face towards education endeavours.
Reconstruct the Mind of Rural Children & Teenagers This project of delivering peace related topics, counseling and system support will help children and teenagers drift away from violence. It will shape their attitudes, modify there character and assist the vulnerable ones. Peace related topics will instil empathy and humanitarian values that will reduce their violence tendencies.
Emergency Response to Typhoon Goni - Philippines On November 1, Super Typhoon Goni struck the Philippines with winds up to 195 mph-the strongest since Typhoon Haiyan in 2013-leaving 151 cities and towns without electricity and displacing hundreds of thousands of people. Current reports place the death toll at 20 people; with many affected communities still out of reach, damage could take days to assess. In response, International Medical Corps is launching efforts to address relief and recovery needs.
Support Sustainability for Guatemalan Farmers Families in the village of Villa Linda will be able to increase their incomes through various economic and agricultural projects and, in turn, buy the land that they are working.
help 400 children in Palestine improve their lives FGHA is providing humane, financial, emotional, psychological, and social support for 400 children and their families. Palestinian children are deeply affected by the ongoing fierce conflict, which has led them to a behavior characterized by distrust and hostility that, in the long run, can tremendously affect their social development.  Our project will provide financial and psychological support for 400 children throughout the whole year in Nablus city.
JA-Arconic "Sustainable Green Leaders" Program The Sustainable Green Leaders program is a semester long program, which is designed for students who are 10-12 years old. The program will foster responsible citizenship by teaching 280 primary school students about environmental protection and sustainable development, through classroom activities that will explore the balance between energy development and city construction. The community that program serves is Kunshan, Jiangsu Province and Arconic will actively support the community growth.
Preserving Primates in China Gaoligong Nature Reserve protects more primate species than any other reserve north of the Tropic of Cancer. Rare is protecting this biodiversity hotspot threatened by land development and tourism.
Sports Versus Violence & Fight Terrorism Sport is the better way to fight violence and terrorism since it builds the human spirit and ethics. Support the construction of the facilities arena of HIKMA closed sport stadium through this project
Provide books & literacy for children in Tanzania Tanzania has one of the lowest rates of literacy in the world. Through your donations OLTRE Food For Brains will provide 5000 books to 1800 students in 6 primary schools of Isimani, Tanzania. The rural area of Isimani is poor and isolated, there are many children, no books and only few teachers. We'll provide 3 books for each student.Our past projects demonstrate that books improve quality of education and increase the percentage of students who successfully pass to the next level of education.
Neighborhood Housing and Care Project (NHCP) The Neighborhood Housing and Care Project provides housing and supportive services to people with HIV.  We provide interdisciplinary services to our clients in their homes by licensed occupational therapists, nurses and social workers to help them maintain their independence in their own homes or to transition to their home from higher levels of care.
EADD II - East Africa Dairy Development Phase II The East Africa Dairy Development (EADD) program is designed to boost the milk yields and incomes of small-scale farmers in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania so they can lift their communities out of hunger and poverty. The second phase of EADD will work with more than 200,000 farmers to improve dairy production and access to markets over the next four years.
Water for Life for people in Simanjiro District. YAAPHA we are trying to make water available to women & children of Tanzania living under physical torture; walking 25 miles for less than 5 gallons, by constructing a water tower that will make water available to 30,000 by the end of 2015. This project will change the dynamics in education, for the children between age 6-12 years, economic, health, agriculture and sanitation, making the world a better place. Please Join us by supporting the project. Tell your friends and family
Super Typhoon Mangkhut Children's Relief Fund Millions of Filipino children are at risk from Typhoon Mangkhut. Save the Children has deployed a team to respond to the unmet needs of children and families. We are pre-positioning relief items across the country, including household and hygiene kits.
International Youth Media Summit in Nepal The International Youth Media Summit will bring together 89 young media-enthusiasts, filmmakers, activists, educators and mentors from 30 countries in Pokhara, Nepal from July 26- August 10 to explore seven issues, closely tied to the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (Poverty, Women's Rights, Health, Discrimination, Environment, , Violence and Youth Empowerment). At the end of the summit delegates will produce a short film in each issue, declarations and present a post-summit activity plans.
Open Green Map to Support the Greening of China With so much at stake and so much opportunity, your donations will support the creation of printed, interactive and mural Green Maps in communities across China. Interpreted in Chinese, our award-winning social mapping platform, icons, and adaptable resources engage professional, youth and grassroots leaders in mapping the way to a more sustainable future.
Beauty & Brains Scholarship Fund Beauty & Brains is a scholarship fund for bright but underpriviledged girls in Kenya. The scholarship was founded on ensuring every girl in our program understands she is beautiful, she is enough, she is important. It all begins with education.
Help Students Achieve College and Career Success Jovial Futures is the only all inclusive, career focused mentor program serving our local schools! We meet weekly to discover student passions, build their resumes with community service projects, provide them with homework help, and essential organizational skills. We meet state standards by inviting professionals from all fields to speak with our students. Our students attend classes and are teamed with a professional mentor who can support them into college or a career.
Send Deaf Child in Kenya to School KCSD plans to build 3 classrooms to provide free education to deaf children who are orphans and hail from the poorest of the poverty stricken sections of society in Kenya, also providing the vulnerable children with shelter and free meals.   KCSD project builds informal school in Kiambio slums eastleigh Nairobi, providing  quality education and critical literacy support services to over 300 vulnerable children orphans traumatized by the loss of their parents to HIV/AIDS pandemic.
RI's Iran Earthquake Response Fund The recent 7.3 magnitude earthquake along the Iran-Iraq border left destruction in its wake. This Nov. 12, 2017 disaster killed over 400 people, leaving more than 8,000 injured and traumatized.  RI's Iran staff have conducted assessments in Kermanshah to discern the most urgent needs of villages in the area. RI is one of the few American-based charities approved for emergency response efforts in Iran and is prepared to offer our assistance as the need arises.