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Project to support the re- enrollment of girls af The present project is about to support the school enrollment for  200 girls, aged  from 8 to 16, taken from the armed groups, in the south kivu and north kivu provinces in Democratic Republic of Congo: school registration, school fees support and community mobilization about the girls' education in the armed conflicted zones or areas.
Gloves for All Pitch In For Baseball & Softball (PIFBS) is a non-profit organization that provides new and gently used baseball/softball equipment to kids in the United States and around the world who want to play ball but lack the equipment to do so.  PIFBS' programs reduce barriers to play and promotes youth development by providing equipment directly to leagues, schools, and organizations around the world to start, continue, and/or expand their programs.
Educational Support for 25 Poor Indian Children This project we will provide Education, Educational Materials,Uniform, Dresses, Nutritious food, Health care, Counseling and Insurance for 50 Disabled, Orphaned, Mentally challenged children in India.
COVID.Emergency food aid for informal settlements -We have currently delivered more than 35,000 kits- The measures taken to prevent the contagion of COVID-19 have differential consequences for the inhabitants of informal settlements: the cancellation of classes has made children and adolescents lose school meals, which are a fundamental part of their diet, on the other hand. The impossibility of going out to work, the high rate of informal employment and unemployment, add to these consequences that put the nutrition of entire families at risk.
Train 50 young transgenders of Khulna, Bangladesh 50 young transgender will receive skill training on beauty parlor, embroidery and cattle fattening works for alternative livelihood means. They are habituated by taking food and household materials forcefully from the local market and dance and sing from door to door with new born baby at their lap. They have no alternative opportunity to be rehabilitated. Though they are recognized by the govt. as the 3rd gender but no step has taken to bring them back to the main stream of life.
Technology Refresh for Operational/Cost Efficiency Ending poverty for 5 million families by 2024 involves people, process and technology to organize volunteers, staff and materials to build communities and support sustainability. The project helps optimize technology so that IT operations behind the scenes of GK can equip staff, volunteers and communities with technology at a lower operational cost. The project will fund 15 desktop computers for students at Toyota GK Village school and 15 for social entrepreneurs at the GK Enchanted Farm.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Amandeep and Tejasvi 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.
support 30 Rwandan girls build income cooperative Rwandan girls who did not gain a chance to continue their studies gain professional training which enables them access to employment and income generation activities in order to raise living standards in families and gain education on sexual reproductive health,family planning and HIV/AIDS prevention.
Flood Relief in Peru This project will provide emergency relief and capacity-building for communities in Peru affected by recent flooding. The crisis has received little news coverage, and many communities remain in dire need of assistance.
Provide hope to 50 special needs children. By providing financial assistance for these children we can help the families secure uninsured medical costs or supplies. Children will be aligned with necessary medical care, therapies, medicines, equipment, lab work, imaging services and other related needs that fall through the cracks of existing insurance and social services programs.     Your gift can make a difference!
To help more street children to help themselves To reach street children who generally lack access to public school services due primarily to poverty. These children have also limited access to food, shelter, protection, and health. Through the Street Education Program of Childhope, they will be assisted and provided basic education and meals. Childhope will also encourage the street youth to engage in different livelihood/service skills training that will help them to have a sustainable job and have an income generating activities.
Rehabilitation 260 disabled children in Zimbabwe Disabled children in Zimbabwe are amongst the most vulnerable children. S4S assists 260 children and their caregivers with sustainable rehabilitation programmes which lead to increased functionality and independence of the child. We do this through training of caregivers on how to conduct exercises with their child. In addition children are provided with the urgently and life changing medication and assistive devices, such as wheelchairs. Children participate in adapted sport in their community.
Grow brighter futures for 220 Guatemalan children The Covid Adaptation Fund will offset the rising costs of our hybrid preschool program. Students are coming to school in small 4-person groups twice a week, and their parents facilitate the rest of the activities at home. This fund will help us provide phone data for children to communicate with teachers, safe transportation for in-person classes, training for parents, a book-lending program, cleaning supplies, and an emergency food bank for the most vulnerable families.
HIV/AIDS avoidance in 150 Village young people This project is intended to increase the knowledge of 150 village young people about HIV prevention, sexually transmitted infections (STI's); reproductive health and methods of family planning in HUYE District.
Immigrant & Refugee Food Security: Village Farm The    Village  Farm  at  Stanley  Marketplace  increases  access  to  fresh  and culturally-relevant  produce  while  serving  as  a  gathering  space  for  cultural exchange, education, and celebration. The Farm transcends socio-economic, geographic, and cultural differences to connect diverse communities to each other  and  the  natural  environment  while  promoting  food  security  for  low- income immigrants and refugees in Northwest Aurora, Colorado.
Access to Basic Healthcare for Uganda's poorest VSO - In 2008 VSO health volunteers saved and improved lives, sharing skills with community practitioners, nurses and doctors in some of Uganda's most impoverished regions. Help us do more in 2009.
Bridge the Digital Divide for 307 Nairobi students Candlelight School seeks to end poverty and bridge the Digital Divide by providing primary school students with essential computer skills that will empower their educational and vocational future.
Help Prevent Child Marriage in Rural Guatemala This project prevents child marriage and builds brighter futures for young girls in rural Guatemala by training 400 Maya girls aged 10 to 17 to advocate for themselves through a 6-month course. The girls build their knowledge, skills, and self-esteem in 25 workshops while a supportive community environment is formed around them as we work with 220 parents and 150 community leaders to delay early marriages and promote gender equality in indigenous communities.
Boxing grannies Through sport  more and more people are living longer. As part of this demographic shift, increasing numbers are participating in Masters sport. In the past, sport was considered important for the development of young people; however, the potential for sport participation to affect positive development across the lifespan is now recognized. The purpose of this paper is to introduce conceptual frameworks from developmental psychology that are being used to understand our elderly
Help us keep Refugees safe this Christmas Support the Helen Bamber Foundation today to help us keep refugees, society's most vulnerable people, safe this Christmas.
Send 350 Girls to School in Ghana for a Year This project will send 350 girls who are vulnerable and victims of early and force marriages back to school this academic year. The project will also provide a holistic education for these girls through scholarships, career mentoring, computer literacy/coding skills etc to help them become phenomenal leaders  in the various communities.
Food for street children in India during Christmas This project will feed 30 underprivileged and vulnerable children with nutritious food and give them proper clothes and necessities during Christmas season. This project will also provide a safe and meaningful Christmas celebration and give our children which don't have the possibility to celebrate Christmas with their families, a chance of a happy and meaningful Christmas.
Help Make Santa's Visit to IBSF Kids a Reality! Our annual Christmas party is coming up on December 11, 2020.   This year has been particularly difficult for many of our students due to effects of Covid-19  & we wanted to help bring some holiday cheer to them.  Having this Christmas party will allow our students to celebrate with each other, enjoy some refreshments & take home gift items.   Your donation & support will be instrumental to making this a reality. Thank you for your continued support of IBSF.  We wish you all lots of blessings.
Designing Sustainable Fashion for I was a Sari I was a Sari(IWAS)-an award-winning sustainable fashion brand- and Fashion in ProcessLab(FiP) at DesignDept. Politecnico di Milano have partnered with CHIME FOR CHANGE to make sustainable fashion impactful.IWAS's work transforms pre-loved Indian saris into unique style,providing regular income and valuable skills training to vulnerable women in Mumbai.To further IWAS's work, the brand will engage a DesignResearcher, selected from a global competition, to train and work with the female artisans.
Eat Better South Africa! We are changing the lives of women in under resourced communities impacted by chronic disease and malnutrition. Our primary focus is to reduce the consumption of sugar, refined carbohydrates, refined oils and highly processed 'junk' foods and to encourage the consumption of nutrient dense whole foods instead. Our programs, implemented over 6 weeks, provide nutrition education and tools related to non-communicable diseases (NCDs), budget shopping, healthy cooking and healthy food choices.
End malaria, malnutrition, save a child in Nigeria This project will provide free prompt malaria diagnosis and treatment, give a nutrition specific interventions to 1000  poor economic background children in 2 years,  in Itamerin and neighboring communities, Akinyele local government Oyo state. Also, help early diagnosis and treatment of Hypertension in women within the location.
Leadership Initiatives  Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, high school students Avery, Eleanor, and Caroline 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.
COVID19: treatment of childhood cancer can't stop We are a philanthropic hospital that serves children and adolescents with cancer, who are part of the risk group for coronavirus infection. The GRAACC hospital has received every news of Covid 19 expansion with great apprehension, considering the fragility of our little patients.  Cancer do not stop during a pandemic! Now we are turning to the only person we can count on: YOU
Support Rural Development in South Africa Rural communities in South Africa don't have access to government services and remain underserviced, marginalized, isolated and subject to the poorest levels of service delivery. We partner with rural CBOs and provide grants, support and facilitate capacity building for organisational development and the implementation of the organisations programmes to address the needs of the communities they serve.  We will be supporting 35 rural communities to deliver critical services and access to justice.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Chinweoke and Hazel have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to train local entrepreneurs. Through this, vulnerable men and women will develop capacities in vocational & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Folsom High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Kevin, Talha, Ellie, Bella,Sanjana,Javier& Yash from Vista Del Lago 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.
Camp Love Without Limits Shriners Hospitals for Children-Houston would like to provide the ultimate annual camp experience for up to 48 patients for Valentine's Day in 2016! Our staff and medical team are volunteering their Valentine's Day weekend to spend two days with our children at Houston's Camp For All. Camp For All is a unique, barrier-free camp that offers children, regardless of disability, the opportunity to participate in a true camp experience! Please help us provide an unforgettable weekend for our kids!
Help Baran, a four-year-old Chimpanzee! Please help us support Baran, a four-year-old chimpanzee who arrived at Sweetwaters Chimpanzee Sanctuary in July 2021. She was born prematurely in Eram Zoo and once her mother died, it became impossible for her to integrate with the other chimpanzees and so she was moved to a cage for her protection. She was brought to the Sanctuary, to live a better life and we cannot wait to help her settle in.
Supporting People with HIV/AIDS in Kenya This six-month project will improve the lives of 90 people living with HIV/AIDS in Kenya. 12 local HIV+ facilitators will be trained to deliver a tried and tested programme of guidance and support.
Operation Dog Food Feed the Dog, Inc. supports US Disabled Veterans with the costs of buying quality food for their Service Dogs and other dog related expenses.
Educate and Empower 75 under-served youth in India Education, Employability and Empowerment (E3 for Youth) is a programme to engage with 75 adolescents and youth from M East Ward (most underserved ward in Mumbai, India) to enable them to complete higher education, develop aspirations and gain employability skills with a focus on sustaining livelihoods. They will also become community leaders through Life Skills and Citizenship training.
Support Child Health Project in 12 Villages This Project is aimed to address the basic health issues of children in the age group of 0-15 years. To promote and implement child-to-child health education and concept to ensure better health for the children in the targeted villages.Motivate, educate and encourage the children on their health care and provide basic medicines/nutrition in support of their health.To provide early intervention to ensure child survival as well as holistic development of every children by conducting medical camps.
"Rahat Floods"- Support flood victims in India! In the June of 2013, the northern states of Uttarakhand & Himachal Pradesh were hit with the worst floods in recent memory. The loss of life and property is unprecedented. Owing to the treacherous terrain, rescue and relief operations are intermittent. People are faced with the dearth of basic necessities such as water, food, shelter, clothing, medicines etc. This project will work for the relief and rehabilitation of the flood victims.
Youth Wellness Program for Refugees and Immigrants The Village Exchange Center's Youth Wellness Program will provide much needed after school support, leadership opportunities and recreational programming for youth from newly arrived refugee and immigrant communities in the Denver and Aurora region. The program was developed in consultation with refugee and immigrant youth and responds to specific challenges they face in adapting to their new environment through programming designed jointly with teachers, mental health specialists and artists.
Build Classrooms for 2000 Children in South Sudan GUA Africa plans to build five classrooms at the Leer Primary School, an area devastated by the twenty year long civil war and currently battling with primary school completion rates of less than 20%.
Combating Antibiotic Resistance in Africa Phages for Global Health is teaching scientists in Africa how to develop cheap, natural antibiotic alternatives (phages) that can kill antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Antibiotic-resistant infections are expected to kill 5 times more people each year than HIV did during the peak of that crisis. Unfortunately, almost 90% of antibiotic resistance deaths will occur in the developing world. Phages have been used for >100 years in certain regions, but they have not yet been applied in Africa.
Support 50 Survivors of human trafficking This project will support the reintegration of 50 survivors of child trafficking. Each child will have their school fees paid including their school lunch fee, receive a school uniform and all other learning materials, receive health insurance, & their caregiver will be assisted with a livelihood stipend. Additionally, each caregiver receives training on children's rights, the dangers of trafficking, reproductive healthcare, & parenting. This is critical to ensuring they are not re-trafficked.
Support a Special Child to be Independent This project will provide complete Rehabilitation & Education to 165 poor marginalized special children.  Our vision is to make special children confident and self reliant member of the society and our Mission is to provide these children all the educational & Training Facilities to enhance their capabilities and rehabilitate them in this society and to meet our aim we spend $900 per annum per child.
Fight poverty with energy access We are extending gas lines to poor communities & seek sponsors for 10 community centers so they can connect to the gas line. Help schools, clinics & shelters deliver better services to needy families.
After-School Program educates Rio’s excluded youth Local professional teachers volunteer tutoring and encouragement to the individual and collective development of 50 children/youth living in a poor rural area severely lacking educational resources.
EMERGENCY APPEAL - Urgent Relief for Women & Girls As COVID-19 makes its way around the globe, we at Vital Voices Panama face an unprecedented crisis. Private sector companies and their donations represent the majority of our funds. With most of them facing their own economic challenges, we are now on the brink of losing our programs. However, we still have hope: to keep on working for the safety, health, and empowerment of women and girls in our country. Please help us keep our organization afloat!
Provide Housing Colony To 96 Homeless Families WWA will provide the living housing colony to Christians Community who is homeless in rural areas. WWA will make the housing colony for Christian's Community on 3 acres land (410sqft * 322sqft). WWA will build 96 House in this colony, (each house is 25sqft * 32sqft). There would be 1 hospital, 1 school along with play ground & park, 1 Church and 1 Guest house for donor agencies/foreigners in this colony. This colony will be built on Mananwala Sheikhupura Punjab Pakistan.
Indigenous women save the sacred Mayan bee The melipona bee is a species without sting, in danger of extinction, that is native of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. The relationship between the melipona bee and the Mayan people dates back to millenary times. The Mayans consider them a gift from the gods. Groups of indigenous women, guardians of this bee, are dedicated to their daily care, protection and reproduction. This activity allows these Mayan women with lack of economic resources to have an income for the welfare of their families.
Hearts For Hearts - Valentine's for IHF Students At the Integral Heart Family, we believe in the power of kind hearts coming together. It's the energy of your generosity that sustains our program. This Valentine's Day weekend, we are calling on the hearts of all our supporters for our first funding drive of 2021. As we prepare our kids to engage in our home-study program, we continue to provide social work, food baskets, medical care, clothes, and education to 83 children and their families.
Health care for 10,000 women and their babies. This Project will procure an Ultra sound scan,  which will be used to help midwives in Rural areas of Western Uganda, to detect and diagnose  abnormal presentation among pregnant women. This will help Midwives determine referral process and plan in order to have a safer delivery in a Hospital. The scan machine will be installed in YAWE Foundation mobile clinic bus, where rural women will be reached with diagnostic services right from their local health facilities in rural areas of Western Uganda
Educate 500 Poor Children in Urban Pakistan This project provides education for 500 children from poverty-stricken families in a slum area of
Punjab, Pakistan. Families which are living there cant afford cost to give education to their children because of poverty.Thats why they put their children into work labor instead of education.Our experience in the field revealed that there is an urgent need to address some of issue concerning the education of poor children in the urban slums in Punjab Pakistan.
Support for Education of  100 children,Bangladesh. Project is specially designed to ensure the educational rights of the Children with disabilities  and support  through facilitating proper education.  Children with disabilities are most disadvantaged and they are received tuition fees, session charge, school Uniform /school dress educational materials, Nutritional Tiffin and mobility devices for their development. A Total 100 disable children would be benefited from this project.This project will implement at Jamalpur district, Bangladesh.
Sponsor-A-Meal for a Deaf beneficiary at NID The National Institute for the Deaf (NID) is home to 92 elderly and multiple-disabled Deaf beneficiaries. We provide a home where they are loved and cared for with compassion and understanding for their special needs.  Beneficiaries received 3 meals daily that are prepared on campus by Deaf employees & students. Food security is one of our top priorities. Your donation will ensure nutritious and sustainable meal provision that meets their dietary needs for an active, healthy, and quality living.
Support 125 mothers of disabled children in Uganda Imagine your mother, sister or Aunt being chased out her matrimonial home living on her own as a single mother having to work extra harder doing all sorts of odd jobs to feed and care for herself and children just because of giving birth to a child with a disability.There are many such mothers in Uganda facing similar challenges; living in hopeless lives and in abject poverty and just need to be empowered with skills for sustainable economic development. AICOD trains mothers in mushroom growing.