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Develop a poor village of 1300 people in Cambodia Kouk Srok is one of the poorest communities in the Prasat Bakong District in Cambodia with 1300 inhabitants. Initially, we help to fund and erect toilets, houses and schools, but the main focus is on training the locals with our own Khmer staff, who orginially had a disadvantaged background themselves. Hygiene training, English training for teachers, sanitary training for mothers, repair training for villagers or community initiatives are examplary works to improve community life.
Kimi Island, Uganda Boat Ambulance/Maternal Health Women living on Kimi Island, Uganda lack access to maternal health care. Only one midwife tends to the population, with any complicated cases being referred to the main land. Since only one boat leaves the island a day care is often delayed even in emergency situations. Providing a boat ambulance dedicated to maternal health will increase access to care not just for Kimi island but for the surrounding islands as well who don't have any medical staff. Day clinics will be run as well with the boat
Her Time to Lead: Women's Empowerment in Myanmar This program support young women in rural Myanmar in developing political and community leadership skills. Participants receive guidance and funding to implement group-led community projects that respond to local needs. Participants also attend workshops in financial literacy, research design, gender equality, and sexual health. The project builds resiliency by providing young women with the opportunity to put their skills and insight to use for the betterment of their communities.
Send 25 children to school in Egypt for a year Imagine to this day, children unable to go to school as the nearest public school is 3 miles away of rugged territory, marshes, or unsafe highways. In Egypt, many underserved impoverished rural & Bedouin areas suffer from lack of close by schools. Young children have to walk hours back & forth for long dangerous hectic trips dreaming of a close by school. Girls usually kept home safeguarded from many risks such as rape; and many children suffer from child labor.
Sustain income for HIV-affected women in Kibera This project provides business training and micro-loans for women living with HIV/AIDS in the largest slum area in East Africa, addressing the challenges they face in sustaining income generating activities.
Give prevention tool to 10,000 indigenous children We created this proyect because we need to translate to 3 indigenous languages: mixteco, zapoteco and amuzgo, the"Filipons T-Shirt" tale. Filipon helps children to be aware of the importance of learning how to take care of their bodies and to seek for help when they need it. Throughout the story, they will understand that there are some people's actions that "stain" the brightness of their hearts and hurts their "self-esteem," but it also teaches them how to identify their protective adult.
Empower Young Zimbabweans through Higher Education This Project aims to provide scholarships to high school & tertiary students who otherwise wouldn't have access to these opportunities. At least 20 orphaned/vulnerable students are given this opportunity selected based on academic promise & dedication. Gender equality is prioritised & as such 50% of the students are female. These students are supported throughout high school & those who qualify for University are supported throughout their studies & become leaders within their communities.
Afghanistan Emergency Fund Across Afghanistan, thousands of civilians have been killed and hundreds of thousands have been forced from their homes. With the Taliban now in power, families, communities, and livelihoods are more threatened than ever. GlobalGiving is working closely with our partners on the ground to get emergency support to people in Afghanistan and those fleeing the country. Your donation will go to vetted nonprofits working in the region, as well as those working to help Afghan refugees.
Help Equip a library via IHOPEE Collect funds to ship Books collected, from well wishers and distribute to the schools lacking resources. Our goal is to collect both new and used textbooks for math, science, English, etc. Early childhood develop, Elementary, middle schools and high schools through to colleges to be used by disadvantaged kids in developing countries especially the counties in Kenya. Books are to be used to equip the school library. Donate funds for shipping to Kenyan schools.
Communitarian Gym for children and youth In Peru there is a high number of children and youth growing up under tough circumstances. Unmet physical, psychological or social basic needs are the main reasons why their life often ends up in struggles with crime like drugs or gangs. We have been working for 10 years using sports to bring social changes into slums. We are creating a "safety zone" which allows the children and youth making individual friendships, developing healthy habits, taking their space for exercising & find role models.
Help Ukrainians, restoration 30 bomb shelters Due to military aggression by the Russian Federation, which started 24th of Februar, a large number of internally displaced persons are arriving in Odessa. It is planned to purchase and repair the premises, its equipment to accommodate 1,000 people. And also nowadays most of the bomb shelters are not equipped to accommodate people. It is planned to restore and equip 30 bomb shelters, which should be equipped with basic necessities: first aid kit, water, food etc.
Support Maternal Health in Rural Haiti Project Medishare aims to reduce maternal and infant deaths in rural Haiti. To encourage pregnant women to seek continued prenatal care at our maternity centers, Project Medishare will distribute newborn welcome kits to 75 moms. The kits will include a baby box to provide a safe space for infants to sleep, along with essential health and hygiene items to help keep mom and baby healthy.
Changing the Lives of At-Risk Youth in St. Croix It's obvious to many at-risk youth in St. Croix that their future prospects are bleak. They're living in poverty, doing poorly in school, and lack positive role models and the tools to make good decisions. Add in the impact of Hurricane Maria one year later many children are still dealing with the trauma of losing their homes, possessions, schools, and, often, the family's source of income and things look even bleaker. It's no wonder so many of these youth give up and turn to risky behaviors.
Empowering poor to fight COVID-19 in South Sudan Charity and Empowerment Foundation (CEF) support poor families in South Sudan to fight COVID-19 by distributing soaps and handwashing facilities. Through the distribution of soaps and handwashing facilities, we are helping 1200 households to protect themselves from COVID-19.
Send 9 Children to Primary School in Kibera The project will provide primary school scholarships to nine girls and boys (6 girls, 3 boys) from Kibera to cover school fees and supplies in the 2016 school year. These children are orphans living with their extended families in the slums of Kibera who struggle to pay for school costs. With your support, Shirleen, Jacklyn, Mercy, Granton, Grace, Beril, Lenny, Irene and Evans will have the resources and materials needed to attend quality schools and focus on their education.
Employment Creation for 150 Youths in Trans-Nzoia This project will create employment for at least 150 unemployed youths in Trans-Nzoia, Kenya by initiating five different worker-owned cooperatives and providing support to progressively increase capacity of the new establishments to be able to absorb at least 30 unemployed youths in the first year and then 120 more of other unemployed young people in the community in the next year, in order to address the challenges of unemployment including gang involvement and drug abuse.
Support 2000 peasant in commercial poultry mgt We are Kick Peasant Farming Assoc.Ltd incorporated in Uganda as a company without share capital to engage peasant communities in commercial agricultural activities.We have designed a three years work plan to manage ten thousand local birds such as hens,turkeys and ducks which are currently reared domestically under free range system by setting up 100 production structures and one management unit to manage them using modern technology and skills so as to meet international demand and markets.
Invest in Medical Care Training for 30 Odian Youth Rochester GlobeMed has partnered the Social Organization for Voluntary Action (SOVA) located in rural Odisha, India. The General Healthcare Duty Assistant Training program created by SOVA aims to educate local youth through hands-on career training. This program takes place at the Srimula Public Health Center where 30 young trainees, ages 14-22, are given medical instruction over a 3-month period. With your financial support we can empower young leaders in the poorest villages of Odisha.
Improving Livelihoods and Food Security of Youth This project support 1000 youth with small garden and off field seeds to improve food security and livelihoods optins at family level in Chimanimani Rural District Council of Zimbabwe
Provide Instruments for Vulnerable Colombian Youth Fundacion Nacional Batuta works in the most vulnerable and conflict ridden areas of Colombia, providing children and youth with the opportunity to learn and practice music in a group setting which gives them a sense of place and a nurturing community.  This project will fund one of our most urgent needs: instruments! Instruments are the cornerstone of our program and play a key role in teaching responsibility and ownership.
Help 50 Afghan Children Suffering from Spinal TB TB is one of the most common diseases in Afghanistan. It takes a minimum of three operations to treat a child with spinal tuberculosis. There are many children from humble backgrounds who cannot afford the operation and remain deprived of walking for life. With just $500, you can help these young kids for surgeries which can make them walk and again and enjoy their lives.
Give clean water to 20,000 people in South Sudan This project target returnees, internally displaced persons and the vulnerable host community members in Yei, South Sudan. The project will provide clean water through repair of 40 boreholes. NID will train 10 technicians who will do the repair. 20 hygiene promoters and 40 water management committees comprising of 5 members each will be trained so that they  disseminate messages specifically safe water handling to avoid contamination. This project will target surrounding villages of Yei town.
Access to traditional healthcare for the poor For the poor in rural Laos, healthcare is impossible to afford. This project seeks to improve rural health using traditional medicine as an avenue to educate and emphasize preventative treatments.
Rural Focus HIV Screening Across Uganda Villages Cost-effective, community-based campaign making HIV screening accessed en masse in rural Uganda, by taking free HIV testing services down to the local villages, as a tool to defuse the spread of HIV.
Ounce of Prevention Please consider partnering with ICEC (The Intervention Center for Early Childhood) to provide infants & toddlers with special needs the opportunity to achieve their optimum developmental potential and provide their parent's with the skills and resources to ensure their child a successful transition into preschool. Your donation will help us provide crucial early intervention services to more than 300 children per week and over 1,000 children each year in Southern California.
A Training Center to Support 400 Women Every Year In the city of Faisalabad,Pakistan in the dominant cultural pressures, women get little opportunities to participate in the economic activities in the rural/semi urban areas.They are confined to perform traditional gender specific roles.The project defines construction of a multi story training center which will be able to train 400 poor and marginalized women and girls in one year in multiple trainings,helping them to uplift socially and economically and get a respectable place in the society
Provide Bicycles for Poor Students in India Our project is providing 300 bicycles and shoes to 300 students --150 boys and 150 girls--to help them go to school in poor coastal areas of Kerala, India.
Equine Therapy for Autism Horse SenseAbility The Family Autism Center at The Arc of South Norfolk provides supports and services to people diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders and their families.  We provide respite care, specialized recreational programming, training for family members and provide information and referral sources to families looking for assistance.  Autism impacts 1 in every 40 children- we have seen an increase of 100 additional people EACH year- we serve 903 people currently.
Akuafo Go Solar Akuafo Go Solar is a Solar-Powered Drip Irrigation Model for Ghanaian Farmers in the Eastern Region of Ghana. The project is starting with the set up of a working model of the system and intends to reach 500 farmers in the region to improve and advance growing stability, as well as the full range of support needed to market products grown and preserved in the region. The project builds on research developed by a collaboration between The University of Ghana and Technical University of Denmark.
Educating children at Railway Station, Aligarh The proposed project will provide shelter, education, clean work opportunities, medication, counseling, psychological support and training for their better future.
City Year Inc. City Year unites young people (ages 17-24) of all backgrounds for a year of full-time service to help students succeed in school and stay on-track to high school graduation. As tutors, mentors and role models, City Year's diverse leaders - corps members - are deployed in teams to work in low-income urban communities, transforming schools and neighborhoods and making a difference in the lives of underserved children.
Rescuing Childhood The project aims to revitalize a space at the headquarters of the Bola Pra Frente and create a pleasant and fun environment for the children because, this year, the Institute will have a major refurbshment that will enable us to attend more beneficiaries with better quality.   The project involves the revitalization of the wall of the auditorium and the walls that surround it and the creation of a living area for the children.
Mon Valley Circles - Circles Out Of Poverty Mon Valley Circles, Inc's mission is to serve impoverished individuals and families in the Mon Valley region of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania by assisting them in gaining self-sufficiency. As our name implies, the core of Mon Valley services is the circle. Circle Leaders (of lower income) are matched with 2-3 Circle Allies (of middle or upper income). Allies provide emotional and relational support to Leaders as they seek to make their transition to self-sufficiency.
250 bicycles for 250 rural students Students in rural Cambodia often walk to schools for 1-2 hours under the hot sun or through tropical rain. That means that many students don't start school until they are old/strong enough to make the journey and many drop out of school well before graduating.  Project B - Bicycles for Education, helps break the poverty cycle by making it easier for students in rural Cambodia to get to school.
Drinking Water for coastal people in Bangladesh Around 73 percent of the people in the Sundarbans coastal region of Bangladesh are deprived of drinking water. It is a massive crisis in the coastal region of Bangladesh due to increasing of salinity both ground and surface water. So far, BEDS has supported more than 9000 villagers of 11 villages with safe drinking water through re-excavating ponds, establishing solar based pond sand and filter system as well as Reverse Osmosis (RO) system with Water ATM and installing water wells.
Save Somali Refugee Children from Malnutrition Described as "the worst humanitarian disaster in the world" by the UN Refugee Agency, the famine in Somalia is estimated to affect nearly half the Somali population - 3.7 million people. Tens of thousands have died; the majority were children.   They arrive at UNHCR camps exhausted, dehydrated and malnourished. Up to 50% of children suffer from severe malnutrition. They urgently need medicine, high-protein and high-energy food, clean water, shelter and other basic services.
Swaziland: Help 50 orphans become future leaders Swaziland has been devastated by HIV/AIDS, illiteracy and hunger. A full 200K of its 800K population are orphans. Life expectancy is 49 years, literacy is 87%. This project will help to provide the infrastructure to feed, clothe, educate and enrich the lives of 50 orphans who will become future leaders in this nation.
Sponsor 1 year of education for 15 girls in Kenya Last year, WomenOne sponsored 15 girls in Nanyuki, Kenya to get off the streets and into formal education for one year. With access to resources including safe spaces, afterschool programs, and healthcare, these inspiring girls overcame hardships like poverty and child marriage and are now studying hard and forming friendships in a healthy, supportive environment. Your support can help guarantee their 2017 educations and continue to give them the tools they need to achieve a brighter future.
Team with disabilities in the Culinary Olympics The Culinary Olympics has been going since 1900 - this is the First time ever that a Team with Disabilities will be taking part.  We are arranging various fundraising opportunities locally, between now and the Culinary Olympics in February 2020, to raise funds towards the team training and participation.
Support & Strengthen Nonprofits in Central America My name is Daillen, and my mission over the next six months is to support the growth and development of local nonprofit organizations in Central America through site visits, workshops, and strategic partnerships. As a Field Intern, I will help our partner organizations continuously improve their programs via the tools offered on the GlobalGiving platform. As a local resource and a personal contact, I will be putting a real face to our worldwide virtual network.
Berthoud Adaptive Park Project Can'd Aid intends to further our Treads + Trails mission to provide tools and access for underserved populations to live healthy and active lifestyles by building a fully-accessible and inclusive public playground in Berthoud, CO.
Empowering 200 women and 100 Kids in Masisi (DRC) The project will developed an agricultural aims that consist of intercropping Maize and Soy bean in the territory of MASISI in Democratic Republic of Congo.to support 200 women victims of war and sexual violence to have employment training and free educational lives for 100 miliciens kids this will regain their confidence and build their future.
Ububele Mother-infant Home Visiting, South Africa Healthy brain development starts with positive life experiences in the first 1000 days (conception to 2 years). Ububele's Umdlezane Parent-Infant Programme, in impoverished Alexandra Township in South Africa's Gauteng,  supports the mother-infant relationship. Umdlezane is an Nguni term that refers to the time, post-partum, when a mother's relationship with her baby is prioritized by other women in the family, who take care of other concerns in the home so that the mother can focus on her child.
Young Women's Academy for Conscious Change: Uganda Global Grassroots' Young Women's Academy offers a curriculum for vulnerable yet motivated recent high school graduates who wish to initiate social change in their communities. Their ventures focus on issues such as early marriage, teen pregnancy, girls' education, street children & child malnutrition. The Academy offers social entrepreneurship and leadership training, personal transformation exercises, mindfulness practices, trauma healing, & a scholarship to cover one semester of university.
Feed and educate 3,500 children in rural Vietnam Support the futures of the youngest and most vulnerable in Vietnam by funding healthy meals and educational scholarships for kids. PeaceTrees Vietnam has removed more than 110,000 bombs from the land to provide safety to children in Quang Tri and has built schools and libraries on the safely cleared land. The 11 libraries, 15 kindergartens, and mine risk education center we've helped construct bring education and literacy to more than 3,500 children each year and need your help to stay open.
#Fundthefight: End GBV This project will assist victims and survivors of Gender Based Violence in South Africa by facilitating legal representation for them. #FundTheFight is a campaign to mobilize resources for mounting the fight against GBV on behalf of victims and survivors. Most victims/survivors don't report their cases for numerous reasons including, but no limited to, fear or secondary victimization by the courts and therefore there is a need for psychosocial as well as legal support.
VFPServ General Fund The Volunteers for Prosperity Service Incentive Program (VFPServ) is a public-private partnership of the US government to make short-term volunteering abroad by skilled Americans more affordable.
Give 30 Poor Mothers in Rio an Income Opportunity Through entrepreneurship this project will provide income opportunities to 30 underprivileged single parent women from Rocinha slum in Rio. The project will provide them:  ENTREPRENEURIAL EDUCATION,  250 DOLLARS IN SEED MONEY,  MENTORING ON THEIR MICROBUSINESSES and 9 MONTHS OF FOOD SUPPLIES.  The food supplies will relieve the women and their children of the humanitarian crisis caused by the pandemic. Empowerment and increased self esteem are other benefits this project will give these women.
Digital innovation fund in Cameroon Digital Access works within the framework of the Digital Innovation Forum (FINU) with more than 500 projects at the local level. Youth Powerful Solutions contribute to local development and to the SDGs in 2030. We believe in local digital solutions with the goal of solving local and global problems. The digital innovation fund will help us support youth projects, capacity building training projects and the digital engineer.
Helping Cambodian Children at M'Lop Tapang This project in Sihanoukville, Cambodia helps vulnerable children, youth, and their families.  M'Lop Tapang offers access to education, reintegration with families, life-skills training, creative and recreational activities, while ensuring protection from all forms of abuse. Our efforts allow underprivileged children to embrace their childhood so they can become responsible adults as well as positive, independent members of society.
Nepal Covid-19 Care, Save Lives in Karnali & More PHASE has been strengthening basic primary care and maternity services via government health posts with a team of its medical staff in remote regions of Mugu, Humla and Bajura of Karnali area along with remote areas of Gorkha and Sindhupalchok districts. Recently these remote villages have become the hotspot of covid-19with several hundred people ill and several deaths. PHASE aims to provide lifesaving support to them by setting up resourceful isolation beds with oxygen, medicine & staff support
Help Girls to Fight Child Marriage in Zimbabwe The Advocacy Project (AP) is teaming up with the Women Advocacy Project (WAP) to support a new initiative to put an end to the practice of early child marriage in Zimbabwe. This new program seeks to train 5 girls in becoming leaders in their community against the fight of child marriage. They will be equipped with the resources necessary to educate and protect their peers, thus creating a network of strong girls who are confident and able to resist this devastating practice.
Campaign2End Early child marriage Early Child Marriage is a slow poison killer for thousands of girl-children in Sierra Leone, the 15th countries with highest prevalence where, 18 % girls married by 15 and 44 % by 18 years. It marks end of girl's education, limited economic opportunities, exposed to physical, sexual and emotional violence.  This directly hinders the achievement of 6 of the 8 Millennium Development Goals. ChildHelp will undertake 24 months activities to end Child, Early and Forceful Marriage in Sierra Leone.