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Creating jobs for 600 women and girls in Pader Will train on bags, beads, craft shoe, tailoring, hair dressing, bakery and home based financial management to create jobs for 600 unemployed young women  and girls.To address GBV and prohibitive cultural norms that lead to early marriages, teenage pregnancies and no say or owning economic assets by women and girls, advocacy meetings with different leaders and awareness creation on women rights will be conducted. To empower them on advocacy, training on leadership and Human Rights will be done.
City Year Chicago & John Hope HS - Finish Strong! All children can learn, but some students face challenges in and out of the classroom that can hinder their success. City Year works with John Hope High School to meet the individual needs of students and get them on track to graduate. Your donation supports the school's Finishing Strong Plan, providing an extra push of targeted academic support, social emotional mentoring, attendance coaching, and a positive school environment between now and the end of the school year.
Van for Shelter for Abused Women and Children The van will be used to transport survivors of domestic violence to a safe space. It will also facilitate the safe movement of survivors from the shelter to the hospital, courts, police station, and to get supplies.
Emergency supplies to chennai floods This project will provide relief to victims by helping emergency supplies like food, water, clothes, bed sheets and medicine Etc in addition to longer term recovery assistance. This relief work will give confidence to victims to overcome the obstacles, they faced during floods.
Expanding Sanitation Acess in Urban Haiti This project will support the expansion of household sanitation in Haiti. It is estimated that nearly 70% of urban Haitians do not have access to safe, hygienic and dignified sanitation. Since 2006, SOIL has been working in urban and peri-urban communities in Haiti to expand access to safe, affordable, and restorative sanitation services in some of Haiti's most vulnerable communities.
Engage 150 kids to keep the beach clean in Greece We are aiming at empowering at least 150 kids in Greece on becoming the future sea protectors.  A minimum of 10 interactive actions will be implemented, properly designed for children of general and special education. Our actions are based on various outdoors and indoors actions to empower the future of sea users, the kids. Environmental games, educational activities,  zero waste cleanups promoting the idea of reduce-reuse-recycle will aim to capture kid's message for the rest of the community.
Livelihood opportunity to 50 women in kolkata slum Development Action society (DAS) works in and around the dumping grounds (DHAPA) of Kolkata. Where the women's are mostly rag pickers and do not have any other source of Income. DAS is trying to set up various Income generation programme for these socially excluded population and create an alternative source of income. Through this their basic life standards will increase and they will be able to afford education for their child, nutritious food and also other basic needs
Improve 3K community dog&cat feeding in Venezuela The "Food Bank for companion animals" will contribute to improve the life of 3000 companion animals that are circumstantially in precarious conditions in 3 cities of Venezuela : Caracas, Cumana and Maracaibo   This translates into positively and substantially modifying the quality of life of the people, families and communities with whom they live, from the human-animal bond, whether are under direct protection or are community animals.
Provide 900 pregnant women access to maternal care This project will provide 900 pregnant women from low-income communities and rural areas in Zambia with access to sterile supplies to use during childbirth ensuring safe delivery. Due to the broken healthcare system, pregnant women are required to bring their own sterile birth materials for their childbirth to be allowed to give birth from a public health facility, but many cannot afford to due to the high cost of accessing the services leading to high maternal and neonatal mortality rates.
Pediatric care in Koutiala, Mali In South of Mali, MSF launched a pediatric program in 2011. Its main objective is to reduce children mortality with a free healthcare package. This package is aimed at ensuring children's growth and development and reducing hospitalization.
Support families struggling with hunger in Puebla. Food is a basic and fundamental human right - it is essential. However, in Mexico, every day there are more than 50 million people that do not have enough food in order to live a healthy and active life. On top of that, the COVID-19 virus has increased the hunger problem around the world. Due to this situation, we are looking for international help. With only $20 dollars, you can ensure food for a whole family during an entire month.
Help Find Loving Families for Orphans Abroad Sponsor an older Colombian orphan (aged 10-14) who has no chance of adoption in their own country because of their age. Kidsave's Summer Miracles program brings children to the US for one month to stay with host families on a cultural exchange. Host families, dedicated volunteers & staff work behind the scenes to advocate for each child's adoption & introduce them to interested families in fun, relaxed settings. 80% of the children who travel find loving, adoptive families.
Girls2Pioneers Women are still underrepresented in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM), despite the fact that these fields are growing exponentially. The Singapore Committee for UN Women is implementing a programme to encourage more girls in Singapore to take up careers in STEM, especially those who are at risk or from low income families. Through day camps tailored by our curriculum developer Destination Imagination, we hope to engage the next generation of pioneers and innovators.
Help Serve A Village build a library in Kenya! We at Serve A Village are working to build a permanent library & community centre in Vihiga, Kenya which will be called The Kigima Resource Centre. With the mission to create a functionally literate & informed society through reading & listening; developing self-reliance & creating harmony & unity among the community. Being the only free library in the county it will serve 9+ elementary schools, 3+ high schools & 1 technical school (hundreds of children and youth) all within a 30 minute walk.
Assist Autistic Children in Israel The Fund for the Keshatot Children was established in 2011 by parents of autistic children who studied at the Keshatot Center in order to assist autistic children in their schools. The fund seeks contributions for complementary para-medical treatments [which are not among the therapies and treatments provided by the Ministry of Education], therapeutic and technological equipment and infrastructure improvement.
Radio-lights needed for Idai & Kenneth survivors Communication is aid. Cyclone Idai, the worst storm to ever hit the Southern Hemisphere, left a trail of destruction across Mozambique, Zimbabwe & Malawi, killing an 1,000 & displacing tens of thousands. 6 weeks later Kenneth, another category 4 cyclone lashed northern Mozambique. This is unprecedented. Survivors depend on radio to deliver updates on where to get aid, to find missing loved ones, the latest health bulletins, weather info, etc. World Vision is our local distribution partner.
Support Orphans in Uganda Due to the tragic HIV AIDS epidemic, there are many children orphaned with limited resources to help care for them. We aim to help some of these children. With your help we can ensure that they have a matron to care for them, food to eat, clothes, medical care, educations, and the basic needs of day to day life.
Capacity-Building for Palestinian Media Search for Common Ground will provide Palestinian journalists with technical training and training in "common ground" media techniques that encourage tolerance of differences.
INSEAD annual fund INSEAD annual fund contributions provide crucial current funds to develop multicultural understanding through diversity by allocating MBA Scholarships, supporting innovating teaching and research, funding new facilities and improving existing infrastructure of the school.  For an update on the INSEAD community, INSEAD news and stories concerning our alumni you can access the INSEAD alumni magazine online : http://alumnimagazine.insead.edu/
HIV Services for LGBT in 15 health units in Mukono This Project will provide a frame-work that will ensure that MSM/LGBT have access to friendly HIV services in 15 general health units & provide avenues where MSM and LGBT are able to access information on the location and staff who provide these services within Mukono district.The regular models of HIV services delivery for the general population are not easily accessible to the MSM/LGBT communities due to stigma, discrimination, the punitive laws & the negative attitude society attach to them.
Help Ethiopia Feed Itself and Benefit Millions Partners in Food Solutions (PFS) improves food security and nutrition across Africa by expanding and increasing the competitiveness of the food processing sector which creates markets for smallholder farmers and increased availability of nutritious foods.  This positive transformation occur by delivering customized food technology and business wisdom and solutions from volunteer experts of world-class companies, providing industry-wide training and catalyzing financial investment.
Help Northern Uganda's Dogs The dogs in Northern Uganda need our help.  Without The BIG FIX Dog Hospital, there would be no place for them to receive free treatment for wounds and injuries, receive chemotherapy for cancerous tumors, be spayed/neutered, or be hospitalized for parvo or other life-threatening illnesses.  The BIG FIX hospital is the only veterinary hospital in Northern Uganda, a region home to more than 2 million people.  $3,500 provides for staff and supplies to keep our hospital open for one month, 7 days/wk
Help 2,000 School Girls Access Clean Sanitation "A toilet is not just a toilet. It's a life-saver, dignity-protector and opportunity-maker" (United Nations). Therefore, access to clean water and basic sanitation is the right of every girl. However, in remote areas of Vietnam, many school girls have limited or even no access to clean school sanitation and safe water, making them vulnerable to diseases caused by poor hygiene. Our program aims to promote a standard model of school sanitation and health education in those disadvantaged schools.
Donate to support online medical consultations In Brazil, the Horas da Vida Institute wants to provide free medical assistance to families living in extreme poverty. The Institute's main goal is to help them to diagnose non-communicable chronic diseases such as high blood pressure, cholesterol and diabetes - diseases which, when not diagnosed, can be life-threatening. Founded in 2013, Horas da Vida has already provided healthcare services to around 400 thousand poor families in the country.
Education and Nutrition for Ugandan Youth In partnership with GlobeMed at WU, Uganda Development and Health Associates implements community-led initiatives that provide HIV testing/counseling, growth monitoring, and basic medical care; empower youth through sexual health education; and hold community-based programming to promote proper nutrition and healthy pregnancies. Through their focus on sexual health and nutrition, these projects provide youth with the knowledge and resources necessary to take control of their own health.
Invisible Heritage: Identity, Memory and Our Town Our project is an intervention crafted to meet our community's concrete needs for habitable buildings and viable employment through the restoration of six historic structures in Free Gut. CHANT Building Arts Institute provides training and education and creates career pathways in the traditional building arts, preserving local artisanal building skills for 40 young people in Frederiksted with barriers to employment.
W2W: Help Us Help Frontline Clinicians Witness to Witness (W2W) offers support services for frontline clinicians whose jobs put them at high risk for burnout, demoralization and moral injury. In the last year, the intensity of stressors facing people all over the world has increased exponentially and hope is a resource we all need to call upon.  Witness to Witness provides an answer to the call for hope by working collectively to support those working tirelessly to meet the needs of others.
Feed the Change for Farmed Animals More than 600 animals live at VINE Sanctuary, an LGBTQ-led refuge for farmed animals that works for social and environmental justice as well as animal liberation. The non-human members of our community include survivors of the most extreme cruelty and neglect. Our relationships with them form the basis of everything we do, from local humane education to international environmental initiatives. But their care is our largest cost. By feeding them, you will be seeding change for everyone.
Partnering to build hope, capacity, and community For more than 25 years Operation Mercy staff have been partnering with others to build hope, capacity, and community to transform lives, including our own.  This involves listening, learning, encouraging, coaching, working, and modeling new ways of thinking and acting.  It requires long-term perseverance because change takes years to see, Operation Mercy needs partners who will work with us beyond the 12-month project cycles that are typical in the intentional aid sector.
From the Rooftops! Urban Community Garden Program Beirut Art Center's community rooftop garden is a mutual aid initiative centered around food sovereignty. The garden seeks to connect local grassroots initiatives and provide farmers a foothold in the city, while creating an interdisciplinary approach to questions of sustenance, with farmers, activists and artists. The project centers around a vegetable garden and a seed bank, to create a hands on approach to alternative forms of nutrition, political thought and social organizing.
Providing Bednets to 200,000 Ugandans This project supplies mosquito nets to 300 staff at Kisiizi Hospital, Uganda, and the 200,000 patients served by the hospital, preventing them from getting malaria.
Guarantee education for 430 Children in Jordan This project seeks to guarantee the education of more than 430 boys and girls in Amman (Jordan), mainly Iraqi children who are refugees. We accompany girls and boys in a comprehensive way, working in 3 schools integrating digital and innovative tools and providing family accompaniment and support.
Georgetown Visitation Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Ava, Francesca, Catherine, Emma, and Hannah from Georgetown Visitation have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
EMERGENCY SUPPORT FOR COVID-19 PROJECT SUMMARY Currently as the whole world is focusing on the combating of world pandemic through any possible methods to save lives. Ethiopian is also on the way of struggling to scape from the world pandemic COVID-19 as cases are increasing day to day and deaths are already recorded. HIYAW FIKIR YELIJOCH ENA YEWETATOCH LIMAT MAHIBER working with more than 170 children and with their parents. Our   beneficiaries are parts of the community who are poorest of poor people even don't have to eat.
KIWL 2019 Go-Go Run The 2019 Knights in White Lycra Go-Go Run is working in tandem with YouMeWe NPO to provide funding for Tokyo area children's homes.Through YouMeWe NPO, children in group homes are provided with computer skills such as programming, digital literacy,Microsoft Excel and Adobe Photoshop lessons, as well as English language learning software. The Nov 9th run allows participants to meet the children whose lives we will be directly impacting through their donations. $ Equivalent below for registration.
Be a hero for vulnerable children in Mexico Crecemos is a community organization that enables children and families to break the cycle of poverty and marginalization through comprehensive programs in nutrition, education, sports and personal development in the poorest and most isolated neighborhoods of Oaxaca, Mexico. Their 5 educational centers provide a safe environment for 500 children. Over 5,000 families and 15,000 children have been reached over the past 25 years and over 500,000 nutritious meals have been served.
Empowering Children in Need in Western Kenya This project has the objective of facilitating access to education for approx. 150 complete orphans in Western Kenya in primary school age. The children who have been selected for the project live in children families, meaning they grow up without mother and father or another grown-up as a guardian. They will be provided with basic needs and health care in order to enable them to attend school regularly and receive counseling and care in order to determine their most urgent needs.
Sponsor tribal girl student's college education This project will support 100 tribal girl student's of JR College Phalasia to get college education in tribal populated area of Udaipur district of Rajasthan State. It is deprived and remote area.Their parents are not in condition to pay college fees. Your help can change girls life to become self dependent.
Rwanda Interuniversity VCT Campaign Project(RIVCP) Who?University students in different universities and high institutions of Rwanda.How?Sensitazing and set up a Rwanda univeristy students forum coalition on HIV/AIDS prevention.Why?to stop HIV/AIDS.
Girl Stars Books for Government Schools Girl Stars are extraordinary tales of ordinary girls who changed their lives by going to school. A set of 15 books sent to government schools will inspire millions of young girls to go to school.
Climb to Change a Life This project will empower 60 children with movement disabilities (CHAMPION) and families in Thailand that they can achieve difficult goals just like another non-disabled children can, with support from volunteer to reach the top of mountain and will always get support from society to help develop their independent living.  200volunteers and over 10,000 witnesses will see and share the story of Climb to Change a Life through social media, create public awareness towards persons with disabilities.
Keep Zambian Girls in School and AIDS-Free We have been committed to seeing our scholarship recipients all the way through graduation, which is why the total amount of the program increases every year to cover the new fees. $6,500 is needed to support 16 Zambian girls in 2022. The scholarships provide school supplies, books, uniforms, and sanitary supplies, and the girls are supported through school until they graduate.
Liberia Career Pathways Liberia Career Pathways helps students make intelligent and informed career choices, fills in health and education gaps, and inspires learners to be globally competitive, in disciplines and trainings critical to Liberia's economic growth.
Enloe High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Laila, Duha, Anna, Shreya, and Niha from Enloe High School have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Warm Clothes for Nomad Students in Tibet Winter has arrived on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau and 122 students are in desperate need of warm clothing. The government provided radiators in the schools are not working and coal stoves are not allowed in the classrooms for fear of coal poisoning. We need to provide warm clothing and wood burning stoves and wood for the student to stay warm this winter.
Refugees Fleeing Terror of ISIS To save the lives of their children and families, the Yazidi families fled their homes to Northern Iraq (Kurdistan).  Now, they are living in empty containers, tents or abandoned buildings.   Some, while fleeing, experienced the murder of friends and family.  Many of the women and girls are suffering PTSD from the horror of rape (some as young as age 9) by ISIS militants.  GHNI teams are working to help families find safety, healing from trauma and the ability to rebuild lives.
Add a Classroom. Build a Green School in Nepal This project adds a classroom at Jyotidaya school, which  serves the poor and underprivileged families in Chapagaun, Nepal. The school serves poor families - 60% household live in less than USD $1.25.
Support for Ethiopia The humanitarian and hunger crisis in Ethiopia has worsened. Food insecurity, conflict and violence, climate change, and economic turmoil have pushed more than five million people - almost 90% of the population -into a state of emergency. ActionAid will provide food, shelter, and medical support to the most vulnerable and marginalized families in the country.
Empower 1,000 Cambodian Kids Through Sport The Globalteer Sports Project is unique in Siem Reap. We use sport as a way of engaging more than 200 children a week in lessons about leadership, teamwork, fair play and social issues that affect boys and girls throughout Cambodia, especially in rural areas. The sports project lets kids play in a safe space, but more importantly provides education and empowerment through lessons taught on the sports field during weekly sports classes, football leagues, and special training.
Crescimento Limpo, Supportive Housing for Homeless Our halfway house exists to facilitate a healthy transition for men and women who seek recovery from homelessness, addiction, or to reestablish themselves in Brazil as refugees. We serve our residents as a family, offering a safe home base to enable their growth towards dignity and independence. Our team of psychologist, social worker and monitors provide regular and personal accompaniment of each resident as they offer a safe, stable, healthy home environment.
Quality Education for 1000 Rural Children This project - Kalikayatna, involves improving the quality of State run schools by empowerment of  50 teachers to enhance the learning levels of 1000 children attending 29 schools in the rural areas of Channapatna belonging to Ramanagar district of Karnataka, India. The approach looks at a capability building approach where teachers are strengthened to provide appropriate learning environments to children so that there is an overall development of their abilities in a non threatening atmosphere.
Bullis School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Jason, Charlie, Jessica, Stella, & Jenny from the Bullis School have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Maternal clothing line by marginalized women This project will train and hire more than 10 marginalized women in post-war Kosovo to produce a designer maternal clothing line, using organic materials to create versatile pieces that fit women during and after pregnancy. Selling these items at affordable prices will generate employment for marginalized groups, while the funds raised will finance our healthcare programs such as the opening of 'Mothers Classes'.
Set up 39 solar micro businesses in Zambia This project supports 39 people living with HIV/AIDs in Zambia to set up solar microbusinesses.They become self suffient and profits can be used to buy food, medicines and education.