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Enable 100 Vietnamese farmers to grow safe food Smallholder farmer communities producing safe vegetables face barriers to local and international markets due to insufficient organization and the high costs of acquiring produce certification. We can help farmers to overcome this barrier by providing trainings to build the management capacities of farmer cooperatives to operate as business organizations and assist them in the implementation of quality and safety guarantee systems.
Start Weaving School in Niger We are starting a weaving school in Niamey, Niger.  This year we plan to construct a large open shed to use as the classroom, acquire 10 traditional looms and to give 10 young people 3 months of training in literacy and 4 months of training in a traditional weaving style known as tera-tera.  Our goal is to begin a project that will give young people the skills to earn a living and to preserve a traditional Nigerien craft.
"Great against cancer family homes" for children Children affected by cancer are subjected to long and exhausting treatments for several months, often far away from home, school, friends. This means a big burden for families, both for their finance and for their mental health.  Help Soleterre Foundation host children with cancer and their families in the "Great Against Cancer Family Homes", close to hospitals. Here they can find a comfortable place to stay for free along with their parents and siblings while going under cancer treatment.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Anaya, Emily, Katie, Minjae, Natalie, and Tanner have been working with LI to help create & publicize human rights campaigns for various rights issues in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to connect with local nonprofits in Bauchi to research, document, and advocate for various human rights issues within the area.
Build School Without Fear for 1000 Children Violence in schools existing, each year about 246 million children suffered from violence or abuse in schools or nearby areas in global level. For lacking of a comprehensive and effective child protection system, especially in schools, children facing risks brought by violence/ abuse, which leads negative effect self-depreciation, aggressive behavior, and unplanned pregnancy etc. The program plans to build and pilot child protection system in 2 schools which is expected to impact 1000 children.
Sponsor a child, Make an Impact in Mulshi valley Akshara's educational programs intend to extend outreach to over 500 students in the Mulshi valley in Maharashtra. Our model aims at holistic child-centred community development by focusing on education, life-skills, health and hygiene. By sponsoring educational facilities for a child, a library or a school, you will help us sustain our impact in the valley. Akshara is the local social-impact initiative of UWC Mahindra College, providing community interventions to a community of 2500+ in Mulshi.
Education for 600 Vulnerable Children in Kolkata Children in Kolkata's poorest communities are at risk of dropping out of school, child labour and child marriage.  School drop-outs are left illiterate and unable to lift themselves out of poverty. Tiljala SHED's education project runs after-school classes in the heart of our communities, providing remedial education, child protection, nutrition, sport and cultural activities. This successful project keeps children in school and provides vital support to ensure they are safe and literate.
Enhance health of 900 SaltPan Women in South India 14% of India's and 70% of Tamilnadu's Salt production is from Thoothukudi. It has lot of underground saline water, extracting salt from 1500 salt pans. There are more than 7000 women working. These women work from 7a.m to 4p.m under the hot sun. As a result they suffer from various health Hazards (Defects in eyes, skin & wounds in feet). We will enhance the health conditions of selected workers through medical camps & Trainings, Eye camps, Referral for eye surgery, Provision of protective gears.
Safe Mother & Infant Feeding Project Timor-Leste Fundasaun Alola works to ensure healthcare for mothers, children and their families. Through funding received, we will focus on reducing maternal mortality in 12 villages in Oecusse district. This includes healthcare to deliver babies safely, awareness raising about family planning, safe delivery and available support, and improved nutritional status for children under 2 years. Fundasaun Alola is keen to ensure staff build skills and organisational strategy 2013-18 is well developed.
Provide food for 100 elderly people in Nepal This project   has been created by Community Development Center Kathmandu  Nepal (CDC Nepal)  to support those  elderly living at different  Elderly people homes  around Kathmandu   valley. Those elderly   have been suffering from  hunger. They do not good clothes to wear   in winter and suitable clothes for summer season.  They do not have a good bed with proper bed clothes for sleeping.   Since they have lack of medical treatment, they have been suffering  from different kinds of diseases.
Mira Costa High School Fighting For A Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program,   Ella, Josie, Ella, Casey, Linnae, and Teya from Mira Costa 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-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Give A Girl A Future "When you educate a man, you educate an individual and when you educate a woman, you educate an entire family." This declaration is multi-faceted an educated woman has the self-confidence, skills as well as intelligence to understand the need to be a better daughter, sister, wife and mother and make a progressive family. Education is the only tool with which a girl or a woman can empower herself and eventually her family.  India holds a strong determination in educating all children, especiall
Saving Abandoned & Homeless Elderly It is our responsibility to care for those who once cared for us. The problem of abandonment of elderly is increasing daily and the elderly if not rescued eventually die on streets. We rescue abandoned and destitute elderly from the streets suffering from various physical and mental disabilities and provide them food, clothing, accommodation, medical facilities such as Physiotherapy, Regular Check-up and medication, Pathology Lab, X-ray and a lot of love, care and support and rehabilitate them.
Sponsor a Child Education - Save the Future Education is the key to sustainable development especially female education. SSD believes if we want to change the destiny of Pakistan, it has to be through educating its masses especially females. SSD recently launched its "Sponsor a Child Education" Program, wherein SSD through its supporters and sponsors finance education of deserving out of schools girls as "Pakistan is the second largest country after Nigeria - having a large number of out of school children" (UNESCO).
Educational Community Relief Center for 600 people This project will fix up an abandoned building to impact and provide free empowerment programs, educational services and disaster relief services to a community of 6,000+ families affected by Hurricane Maria.
The Food Bank of the Golden Crescent Our mission is "helping heal the hurt of hunger."  Serving eleven counties in Texas which include  Calhoun, Colorado, DeWitt, Goliad, Gonzales, Jackson, Lavaca, Matagorda, Refugio, Victoria, and Wharton.  All of these counties are included in the Presidential Declared Disaster zone and will be facing months of recovery.
Give a future to over 1000 indigenous youth We reduce illiteracy and poverty levels in over 1000 indigenous children and youth in La Guajira -Colombia by providing holistic education in rural schools and vulnerable communities without access to education every year.      Our students write books,  handcrafted paintings, audiovisual works and compose music with ancestral and modern instruments, that are shared in our web platform and exhibitions worldwide to improve their human and economic development and disseminate social inclusion.
Information Centre for Blind People in Mongolia The education system in Mongolia is not inclusive of blind students, and many visually impaired people rely on the Mongolian National Federation of the Blind (MNFB) for education support and vocational studies. MNFB needs an information centre stocked with text-to-speech compatible computers and braille and audio books.
With Education Against Violence Toward Girls This project enables the education of 300 girls and 300 young people on the topic of violence against girls / women through educational workshops and forum theater in 6 schools in 3 cities in Serbia. By educating them, we will inform them about violence against girls / women and empower them to react to violence, not to suffer, increase their self-esteem and thus give them the opportunity to have a better position in society.
GRACE CARE SCHOOL BUILDING A charitable boarding school is one of the best ways to help children in need keeping the present political, social and cultural environment in India. There are more poor children in India who badly want a boarding school than an orphanage. Grace Care boarding school wants to fulfill the desire of at least a few hundreds of those needy children by providing them better living and better education. Being in the Grace Care boarding school these precious children will have opportunity to grow.
Education is the Key for our 22 Children in JHB Education is the key to ensuring that young people in our care break the cycle of poverty and abuse, and this project will ensure that the most needy of our children will receive the education they deserve in 2022, as we seek to fund some of those special education needs, and counselling requirements.
Community Development Through IT Training In Rio CEAC@DIGITAL is an internet and graphics service center in Morro dos Macacos, a Rio de Janeiro slum. The center provides job skills and income earning opportunities for residents of all ages.
Economic opportunities for East African villages The program will support over 1,700 people in rural Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda to increase income by making and marketing crafts. Producers will be linked with key markets using e-commerce technology.
Help 100 Victims of Internal War in Colombia The project will help ensure the protection and restoration of the rights of 100 displaced persons victims of armed conflict living in Valledupar, Cesar, Colombia, with legal advice, support, professional assistance and training to improve their living conditions, overcome pain and the damage caused by the war, generate their own income and get a decent job.
Nourish the minds of 150 children in rural Jamaica Our project will support 150 students who cannot afford the meals and transportation they need to regularly attend school. Our support will help them focus on learning and improve test results.
Provide 100 beds to needy pregnant moms in Africa We've recently learnt of the plight of our local hospitals during the COVID-19 crisis. We have seen pictures of mothers lying on the floor during labour or waiting days for a C-section, which causes many risks for the mothers and babies. Through this project, we'd like to purchase mattresses and blankets for the many expectant moms queuing the passages waiting to deliver their babies.
Educate Bolivian Mothers to be Dental Hygienists The Smiles Forever Dental Hygiene School in Cochabamba, Bolivia provides vocational training for  indigenous mothers.  We afford them a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to change their lives and the future for their children.  These women are enrolled in a fully accredited 2-year program, requiring a huge commitment. The challenges and rewards are great for these mothers.  They love giving back to their community at free clinics. While they accrue internship hours they assist dental professionals.
Creating the Environmental Leaders of the New Mil We promote climate-friendly agriculture, restore ecosystems, and plant trees to promote stewardship of the natural environment and produce healthy food. Poverty is the cause of Osa's depletion of natural resources. To protect our natural environment, reduce vulnerability to climate change, and promote food security, our environmental education program is working with hundreds of families and has empowered and trained them about their leading role as stewards of the environment and changemakers.
Rebuild Info Pathways: Haiti Earthquake Relief An earthquake and storm struck Southwest Haiti in August 2021. A key piece of recovery is to ensure two-way communications with affected communities, using trusted channels. We are working with local Haitian and humanitarian partners to help affected communities: 1) receive lifesaving information and 2) voice their concerns and needs to help rebuild their lives. We'll strengthen local networks, including local media, and restore radio equipment and infrastructure in affected communities.
Supporting Success Scholarship Fund The Supporting Success Scholarship Fund provides the opportunity of education to gifted students from poverty stricken families in Bangladesh, where a primary education is not free or guaranteed.
Train Cambodian Women in Sewing Our sewing program provides women with a sustainable skill that enables them to earn income after just three months. It provides training in sewing skills to an advanced level; microfinance loans to buy sewing machines, and skills to establish sustainable businesses to support the women and their families.
Health service is a right for every child The idea of the project is to conduct free surgeries in Union of Health Work Committees' (UHWC) health facilities for about 100 children of patients registered on the waiting lists in the Ministry of Health (MoH) out of 3000 registered patients, who are waiting for their turn for a period that may exceed 12 months due to the deterioration in the health services provided in the MoH as a result of the unjust siege, repeated Israeli military escalations and Palestinian political internal division.
Give disable teens education to thrive Tania is a 14 years old girl born with ataxia, a motor disease, that will soon graduate from basic education after having suffered a true ordeal of school exclusion. How? Thanks to a re-entry schoolof Hogar de Cristo, where she managed to study without being discriminated. Knowing Tania, would you stop helping her? There is no greater gratification than giving and be given, because no one is too poor to not help and we need more than ever to make Chile a truly fair and dignified country for all
Support Refugee Families in Russia during COVID Under the conditions of the COVID-19 pandemic, refugees and migrants have become one of the most vulnerable groups. Asylum seekers in Russia have no support from the state, they often are involved in precarious part-time jobs, which is why they were one of the first to lose livelihoods. Most of them have not got back to work due to the implications of the virus. We will support the most vulnerable families with food, shelter, medicine, and help children who are not admitted to public schools.
Israel-Palestinian Healthcare fosters peace Improved healthcare protects our core assets: the family and the communities in which we live. Improving healthcare capacity fosters collaborative institutional, cross-border relationships between healthcare professionals and institutions in the West Bank and in Israel. Our goal is to train 120 Doctors and Nurses in Advanced Cardiac Life Support. This training will help reduce the reliance on Israel; enabling separation through collaborations that hold promise to foster mutual trust.
Improve Coffee Production in Embu Coffee farmers from Embu once regarded this plant as the gold of the country because through this product, they were able to earn a lot of income and cater for their basic needs. But by mid 1980s, this plant once regarded as gold turned into curse to farmers due to ;lower prices, accumulated debts and effects of climate change. Our organization is working with coffee farmers to help them regain their status by training them on increasing coffee production organically and acquiring new varieties.
Christmas Fundrasier for Children in Cameroon This Christmas, CAMAAY is creating a fundraiser to ensure that these children will have access to basic needs; for example clothes, toys, and food. This fundraiser will provide an event over the duration of three days where these children in need can have access to non-violence education, child's rights education, games, singing, and dancing.
Asissting Vunerable children in Rural Cameroon A significant percentage of children in the rural parts of Africa still go without a meal a day, shoes and /or clothes.  The objective of this program is to provide short-term assistance  in the form of food, clothing, tuition in primary education and school supplies to 200 children from extremely poor households in 15 villages in the north West region of Cameroon.
Debunking the War on Drugs The project aims to educate the public about the negative consequences of the global war on drugs, by producing online advocacy videos that mobilize people and promote human rights.
Save the Parent...Save the Child: HIV treatment This project aims to reduce the number of children orphaned and abandoned due to their parents dying of AIDS by ensuring timely access to Highly Active Anti-Retroviral Therapy for such parents. Treating the parents will keep them healthy and productive and they can care and provide for their children. This project will treat 150 parents for a minimum period of 2 years and will benefit approximately 450 children. Treating the parent benefits the child... keeping the family intact is our goal!
Lifesaving healthcare for remote farming villages In the remote village of Rajabas, a young Nepali doctor, assisted by a staff of six and foreign volunteer medical personnel, is providing critical health care to appr. 100 patients/week.  They are part of the new DCWC Community Hospital that has been bringing comprehensive healthcare services to this previously underserved region of 120,000 poor and marginalized subsistence farmers since 2010. Your support is needed to strengthen and continue our crucial work for these villagers of rural Nepal.
Project:  EXCELSIOR The COH Foundation seeks to provide a ship-based humanitarian assistance / disaster-relief (HADR) platform; incorporating state-of the-art hospital facilities, an array of coalition medical personnel, air-lift capability, heavy equipment and emergency supplies in the context of a multinational, nation-state sponsored, public-private partnership.  The initiative will respond to unforeseen catastrophic events faster and better equipped than any other military or civilian element in existence.
CHANGE THE LIFE OF 300 SALVADORAN SCHOOL GIRLS 300 girls and adolescents from 10 to 18 years old, from 3 schools in San Salvador, protagonists of the Interactive Program of CEMUJER for the Prevention of Sexual Violence (Phase I, 1 year). Provide tools, develop legal/emotional guidance, awareness-communication-information, training-empowerment, participation/advocacy. It will coordinate with actors of its environment, strengthen individual/collective capacities, its integral development and its familiar/school/community fabric.
10 Years, 10 Countries, 10 Voices Let's Dance International Frontiers plans to celebrate the tenth birthday of the annual dance festival by presenting diverse dance performers from 10 different countries. This project will allow young and emerging dancers to perform at an international level and give them the opportunity to share their creativity to a wider audience. The festival aims to make leading dance companies from around the world more accessible, bringing people together through dance.
Animal Shelter for Immediate Rescue Operations As two major highways of Nepal passes through Banepa, a Central town around 27 KMs. east of Kathmandu, many animals; free roaming in the street are being hit which then cause traumatized and suffer injuries. They need immediate rescue and treatment which has been difficult due to small space available with us in our Office location. We want to create a space for those animals be treated till they are fine and re-located in the place where they find better home with a smile in their face.
Heart-Mind Well-Being Toolkit We will produce and test a toolkit of evidence-informed resources and strategies to help adults across British Columbia's Lower Mainland to support young children's social-emotional development. By leading eight three-hour workshops, we will enable at least 160 early-childhood educators and family resource staff help nearly 5,000 children be secure and calm, compassionate and kind, get along with others, solve problems peacefully and be alert and engaged.
Give employable skills to adults with disabilities NOWPDP, via Program Dastoor, is facilitating vocational training for adults with disabilities in certified market-relevant skills at mainstream vocational training centers in Pakistan. The funds provided will support training of 100 adults with disabilities in 2017, covering their tuition and examination fees as well as the costs of making reasonable accessibility accommodations at the vocational training centers. Additionally employability and entrepreneurship workshops will also be provided
Trigger the girl effect with education Around the world, millions of primary-aged children are out of school - and girls are  are far more likely than boys to never set foot in a classroom. To address this, BRAC is training local women as teachers and opening pre-primary and primary schools for children from poor families, especially girls. Building on over 40 years of experience in Bangladesh, BRAC has now expanded its education work to Liberia, Sierra Leone, South Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, the Philippines, and Afghanistan.
MicroFinance Program 15 women from conditions of abject poverty will be assessed to determine the most immediate help each member needs. Through a combination of skills training, money management training, subsidy in transportation, and purchase of equipment, these women will be given the tools to help grow their micro-businesses. Over the following months, on-going mentorship will be provided to assist them in pushing towards their goals.
Eliminating Violence Against Women and Children Domestic Violence is common in Cambodia. Women often suffer physical, sexual, emotional and economic abuse. Violence is regularly used towards children as a means of discipline and control.  Violence is never ok and through support, education, campaigning and ending the silence around domestic violence it can be eradicated.   Support us to help Cambodian women and men understand equality, rights, safe communication and how to manage anger through workshops, counselling, campaigns and support.
SHEudyami-livelihood for 240 women entrepreneurs This Project will provide a sustainable Livelihood to 240 marginalized Girls and women of 18-35 age group by Vocational skill training of Sewing in 18 months. Women's technical skills in the areas of commercial stitching and tailoring will build up and well train and serving the market by their technical skills. They have undergone through 95 days or 380 hours. The aim of this initiative is to equip these women with advance technical and entrepreneurial skills to contribute apparel industry.
Gift a Smile to 75 Cleft Children in India Trinity Care Foundation has been providing free surgeries for Cleft children who hail from the poorest sections of society in Karnataka State since 2007, also providing the children with speech therapy and further treatments. Your donation helps to provide free reconstructive surgeries and emotional counseling to support these children and their families during the Covid19 Crisis.