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Help Communities in Borneo Protect their Heritage This project empowers indigenous communities to participate in preserving their heritage by strengthening their defense against competing global priorities for resources and defending their rights as original inhabitants of their ancestral lands. It supports community-based initiatives: the strengthening of a formal community-led body to plan and implement activities to promote the biocultural heritage of Ulu Papar, and the completion of a base for community-led activities.
Music tuition for 70 disadvantaged London children Without free access to learning music, there is little opportunity for disadvantaged children to engage and benefit from learning a musical instrument. To address this issue, this project provides free music tuition and instruments to 70 disadvantaged and socially isolated young people, aged 5 to 19 years.
Audible Health Education for Rural Women in India 200 million women in India are illiterate. With devastating consequences for their lives and the lives of their children. Audiopedia was created to overcome this. Audiopedia is a free, open resource of localized expert audio contents tailored to the needs of rural women. It's easily accessible using solar-powered audio players or mobile phones.  By providing our audio health contents in the 11 most prominent languages in India we can reach out to 537 million women in their mother tongue.
I put myself in your shoes I put myself in your shoes is a campaign aimed at children and adolescents who are part of communities affected by violence. A project that will provide sneakers to participants in sport for peace programs, where baseball, soccer and boxing are used as tools for social transformation, for the construction of peace scenarios in territories historically affected by armed conflict, in order to strengthen personal and community skills through sport.
EAST - Excellence Arab Students at the Technion Arab citizens of Israel make up twenty percent of the country's population, and as a minority group have traditionally been under-represented in Israeli universities. The Technion has made huge efforts to include greater numbers of Arab students by strengthening internal empowerment systems and has achieved such great success that the model is being rolled out nationwide.
Empower Syrian women and children in Turkey With our project we aim to empower Syrian refugee women by increasing their employability and support their emotional and cognitive well-being. In addition, we also aim an increase in the mental well-being of Syrian refugee children in Turkey through psycho-social support and non-formal education.
Women's Health Book in Tamil for Village Women This project is to raise the final funding needed to print and distribute 1,000 copies of Hesperian's "Where Women Have No Doctor" in Tamil. This book will empower health workers and other educated women in Tamilnadu with current health information to treat and prevent common health problems experienced by women, especially in remote areas. Adaiyaalam, a non-profit publishing group established in 1998, focuses on women, the down-trodden, the environment and rural health issues.
William Mason High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Siddharth, Snehil, Vansh, Shishir, and Neev from William Mason High School 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.
Raise awareness of Child Marriages in Pakistan This project will create momentum for preventing child marriages in Sindh province of Pakistan. Faith leaders and journalists will be trained. Awareness will be raised through interesting theatre stories about the harmful effects of child marriages and new laws passed against child marriages would be imparted to adolescent boys and girls students and their teachers, parents. Social, electronic and print media campaign and utilization of IEC material would also complement the campaign.
Palliative Care for Advanced Stage Cancer Patients Karunashraya, a 75 bedded facility extends free professional palliative care to advanced stage cancer patients who are at the end-of-life stage.Patients are at Karunashraya for an average period of 15 to 30 days before they pass on.These last days of the patients are made comfortable and free from pain- both physical and mental by our team of doctors, nurses and counselors. All food requirements, medicines and medical consumables are provided by us.The pleasant ambiance adds to their well being
Climate change adaptation-Panama rural livelihoods With this initiative, you will contribute to save 2500 trees to be used as firewood ans will help to recover 25 hectares of forest. As result, our join effort will contribute to improve families economy and their livelihood, mainly the housewives and child health, due the reduction to smoke inhalation and high temperatures exposure caused by the traditional cooking system at "oper air".
Help improve mental health of 2 million Nigerians We are attempting to save over 40 million Nigerians from depression, mental health & suicide.  Nigeria ranks as Africa's most depressed country. With our care outreach we will be delivering professional counselling that will sustain a good mental health care system for Nigerians who are depressed and need to feel better. Help 2 million Nigerians annually speak to a psychologist anywhere and anytime. Help reduce the rate of suicide amidst this pandemic. Help provide job opportunities.
Train and Employ 1500 impoverished women in India SHAPE N.G.O. is implementing its 'Township level Women Welfare Project' in 200 villages. This 15-month project will help 1500 women of Tiruvannamalai, a drought-prone district of India. These preidentified beneficiaries include impoverished, Dalits, disabled, HIV-AIDS victims, widows and downtrodden. They will gain free vocational (sewing/computer) training along with Personal/English Language/Interpersonal Development, Legal/Rights/Health/Environmental education and Psychological Counseling.
Educate, Care, and Support 200 Orphans in Kenya Universal Fellowship Organization educates, cares, feeds and supports  200 orphans in Western Kenya. The organization pays school fees for 60 orphans at secondary at schools, 30 orphans at colleges and 10 orphans at universities. It also feeds, takes care  and supports100 orphans at day care and home based centers in Western Kenya. The programme has restored hope in the lives of the 200 orphans we are supporting.
Support children and comunity affected by Covid-19 This project supports education and well being of vulnerable children. A number of families  were hit most by the global pandemic, Sprout Care Foundation aim to support vulnerable families with food relief to fight diseases related to poor diet especially among children . Coronavirus infections spread to reach the pandemic proportions. Transport interruptions, limiting access to markets,  quarantines and supply chain disruptions due to lock down affected all business and supply of food.
Library empowers Girls & Women in coastal Ecuador We believe traditional patriarchal mores that shape masculinity as a brutal force; while their counterpart is forced to a helpless condition through early motherhood is at the root of many psycho-social problems.  Our Community Library offers training, experiences, and opportunities focused on gender equality.  We understand gender equality as an equal opportunity for boys and girls to develop into comprehensive human beings capable of pursuing an expansive array of dreams and ambitions.
Mother tongue Books to South African Children South Africa is extremely diverse and has 11 official languages. Our aim is to give the children of our country new storybooks in their own mother tongue. It is, therefore, vital that we have sufficient and appropriate mother tongue books to donate to them. With amazing people like you, Biblionef will be able to we will be able to acquire 1,000 new isiXhosa and isiZulu books for our book donations programme.
Build a school for rural students in Brazil Each year BrazilFoundation screens hundreds of proposals and selects the strongest to receive financial and technical support. The foundation performs careful due diligence to select community-led initiatives that can achieve far-reaching impact with even modest amounts of support. The purpose of this project is to build a school in rural Ceara for the People's Cooperative School of Paramoti (EPC), a program that provides students the tools necessary to pass their college entrance exams.
Help Ukrainians Displaced People to Begin New Life The project will address humanitarian and rehabilitation needs of internally displaced people (110 families) who have migrated to Brody from war areas of Eastern Ukraine. The  project will address following areas. 1. Psychological treatment for improving mental health of IDPs. 2. Empowering displaced women to earn livelihood by conducting tailoring and cooking courses. Children development  program focusing on educational needs, mental and physical growth. Healthcare for older displaced people.
The Reusable Sanitary Towel Manufacturing Project This project will produce washable sanitary towels mainly for rural school girls and provide employment for 3 to 10 women.
Stop the Sale of Badjao Girls Roots of Health empowers women and girls in the Philippines to secure their right to health and freedom from violence. Young girls from the Badjao (sea gypsys) community in Palawan are being sold into marriage by their parents to older men. We want to work with this community so we can help parents see the dangers of child marriage, help empower girls and keep them in school, and counsel girls already sold into marriage on birth spacing so they can control their fertility.
The luggage of knowledge This project will help us to take care about extra education (for example arts, sciences, sports, activities improving social skills and etc.) for children living in environment unfriendly towards knowledge and development. This is necessary for children growing in the vulnerable environment to have the chance to fulfill their gifts and talents in order to become full member of the contemporary society.
Funding needed to feed 300 children and 200 elders We can end extreme poverty in our life time, if we promote economic growth that includes everyone, invest in people, and protect opportunities for future generations. By working together, we can build a prosperous world. Social protection not only pays off for individuals whose lives are improved, we now know that it contributes directly to economic growth and greater stability. So donations would help us greatly toward the implementation of our programs.
Help 600 Orphans in Mathare Slum Go to School This project will provide funds  to help education orphans at The Good Samaritan Children's Home in Nairobi, Kenya.  Funds will be used for tuition, uniforms, and supplies.
Help Indigenous Papua Women Access Safe Childbirth Indigenous Papuan women have the worst maternal health outcomes in Indonesia. They live in rural areas, have epidemic levels of HIV and syphilis and often experience trauma and discrimination when they seek medical care. The Bumi Sehat clinic offers Indigenous-staffed and run maternal health services for women in the Sentani district of Papua. We promote a culturally sensitive approach to healthcare delivery and maternal health services for Indigenous women.
Improve employability skills of young black women Getting your first professional job isn't an easy task in the Northeast of Brazil. It is especially difficult if you're a young black woman from a low-income family with little support from your family, school, or community on how to do so. Professional mentoring for these 25 young women is a decisive way to build bridges that connect their abilities to their dreams.
Give a child a daily food pack, Cambodia For families from broken or abusive families in Cambodia, sending a child to school with food in their hands instead of on the streets to work is an impossible dream. If you put a daily breakfast pack in the hands of a child and provide healthy snacks after their class, they'll flourish in school and their parents no longer have to struggle between paying school fees and feeding them.
Assistance for Internally Displaced Families After being displaced by the former regime, two hundred families are transitioning back into Iraqi society.
Seed Foundation Kenya We want to change Africa through Education. Since 2007, the SEED School has provided an education to more than 70 students annually in Kibera slums, Nairobi. We believe Education is the way to transform lives, thats why We are seeking to build a school library to support the children's holistic learning. Lack of the most basic and relevant academic books has led to lower performance by many children at the SEED School.
Emergency Response to Hurricane Florence International Medical Corps is mobilizing resources and deploying an assessment team to the Carolinas, as Hurricane Florence has grown into a potentially catastrophic storm. With landfall in southeastern North Carolina, the storm is likely to paralyze a large region of the country, and the millions in Florence's path could be without electricity, straining healthcare and other critically needed services. Our teams are pre-positioning to quickly respond should local officials need support.
Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Maria Disaster Relief Hurricane Irma devastated the lives of Central Floridians on September 10-11.  Second Harvest immediately began preparing meals and distributing food and water for our local neighbors.  Disaster relief efforts continue and have increased, as thousands of people from Puerto Rico who lost everything in Hurricane Maria, are relocating to Central Florida.  We are providing food assistance for people struggling to recover from both hurricanes, with outreach at the airport to arriving Maria victims.
Food Distribution for Vulnerable Afghan People Two months have passed since Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, was taken over by the Taliban on August 15th. In August, people were fighting with anxiety, thinking about the possible problems that might face them in the future. Now their anxieties have become more realistic and are confronting them; lack of access to food. This project provides food packages to those who are in the most vulnerable place in Nangarhar province in Afghanistan.
Help Build a Classroom! Freedom Through Education Since 1997, Round Table India under Freedom Through Education, has build 5050 Classrooms in 1799 Schools at a total Outlay  Round Table India  plans to build Two classrooms to provide free education for children who hail from the poorest sections of society in Jaipur  also providing the Children with free meals, Uniform and Proper education.
Support Families with Children of Gaza, Give Hope The Gaza Strip has an area of 365 km2,and is inhabited by more than 2 million people, with a population density of 5,453 people /km2,the highest in the world. Israeli attacks in Gaza have killed hundreds, injured thousands, and displaced tens of thousands. The Hope Foundation of Palestine Team in Gaza is ready to provide emergency aid to poor and needy families with children either directly or by creating projects that employ parents.
Women Political Leadership in Israel-Palestine The aim of this project is to encourage Israeli and Palestinian women to become active in the public sphere, especially on peace building  issues in Israel and Palestine. By building capacity through uni-national and bi-national sessions women will become equal partners in tomorrow's peace leadership. The program "Women Leadership: Rising Voices in conflict resolution" contributes to resolving the conflict by adding women (an often marginalized stakeholder) to the peace-building process.
Empowering lab technicians to improve patient care The project through its standardized curriculum will provide Africa's medical laboratory managers with competency-based teaching modules integrated with hands-on trainings to improve their technical skills and capacity for overall healthcare system strengthening. Reliable lab services will assist clinicians to assess health status of patients, make accurate diagnosis, design treatment plans and monitor effectiveness of treatment, including early detection and notification of disease outbreaks
PIH Hurricane Matthew Response in Haiti Hurricane Matthew was the most severe storm to hit Haiti since 1966, dumping massive amounts of rain accompanied by fierce winds. The storm caused not only acute illness and injury, but also flash floods, mudslides, and loss of infrastructure, as well as exacerbated the threat of cholera. Partners In Health and our Haitian sister organization, Zanmi Lasante, continue to be on the ground responding with health care and social support for those  in need now and for the long-term.
Help 200 of Uganda's Most Vulnerable Children This nursery project will prepare 3-5 year old children in rural Uganda for school, so that they do not fail or drop out into a life of poverty. Currently, 80% of rural children drop out of school by the age of 12 because they haven't learnt to read or write. We will train their teachers, in 6 government nurseries. This will empower them with the skills, tools and knowledge to ensure all children are equipped to succeed and progress throughout school.
Cote d'Ivoire Rising-STEM Scholarship for Females In Cote d'Ivoire, only 1 in 16 students are in college, and less than half are female. This disparity is even greater in science, technology, engineering and mathematics programs. Cote d'Ivoire aspires to be an emerging economy in 2020. This aggressive goal demands educational gender equity in STEM. This program will provide scholarships to well-qualified female students from rural areas to attend IUGB in Cote d'Ivoire to build a diverse workforce.
GIVE FOOD & SHELTER TO CANCER PATIENTS The Andreas Home Foundation offers housing, food and transportation to low income pediatric cancer patients that come to Barranquilla to receive treatment.  Through this program people can sponsor a room at our home and contribute financially to the housing of a child with his / her guardian as we ensure they complete the treatment. The house is a 718mt2 building equipped with a playroom, kitchen, dining room, infirmary and backyard; up to date weve received 164 families.
Live Performances in Tunisia and Egypt The Freedom Theatre, a theatre that defined the meaning of cultural resistance, needs your help in order to embark on its tour of Carthage Theatre Festival and Cairo International Festival for Experimental Theatre with a brand entirely new productions; Keffiyeh / Made in China and the contemporary dance show; +970.  The Freedom Theatre has been described as one of the world's most revolutionary artistic platforms. We believe it is now time to connect Arab and Palestinian artists and facilitate t
Help A Vulnerable Child Learns Life-Skills Now We currently run literacy and life-skill projects with indigent young people from 43 schools, empowering them with reading and writing skills through exchange programs. We propose a skills learning center to offer basic literacy and vocational skills to less-privileged children in Jos, Plateau State Nigeria, who are mainly from few poor of the poorest families affected by the various crises - to prepare them for professional life and make them self-reliant to cope with the challenges of poverty.
Empowering Environmental Education in 14 schools This project aims to ensure in perpetuity the conservation of the Volcanoes National Park  rich biodiversity resources include threatened mountain gorillas through strengthening of environmental outreach education programs in schools. The project will be implemented in 2 to 3 pilot Schools of each of Musanze, Burera, Nyabihu and Rubavu Districts. The project will assist in creation of environmental awareness through school outreach programs.
Feed and educate 500 students in Guyana Blossoms of Guyana plans to provide 500 books along with tables and chairs to help rebuild the library for a high school in Guyana. We will also provide school lunches for students whose families cannot afford to provide them with meals.
Dougherty Valley Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Esha, Kanav, Julia, and Jessica from Dougherty Valley 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.
Social Change through Sport for 5000 Kibera Youth This project promotes ethno-religious and gender cooperation, and leadership, through sports to 5000 youth in one of the world's most densely populated urban settlements: Kibera (Nairobi, Kenya).
Girl Child Education Support Initiative An initiative for poor and orphaned girls which supports primary and secondary schooling and vocational training of deprived girl children through provision of school fees, uniforms and books.
Building Resilience in Japan 48 hours after the 9.0 Richter scale earthquake and tsunami hit Japan in March 2011, International Medical Corps' teams were on the ground. Our work continues. With this project, International Medical Corps continues to aid in recovery efforts as we help local organizations plan and prepare for the future through capacity-building and emergency preparedness planning - so that communities can support the most vulnerable, and families are better able to respond and recover from future disasters.
Employ 100 Rural Women: Create a sustainable Haiti Employ 100 women at Haiti Projects' Women's Cooperative in Fond des Blancs, Haiti. Empower a woman; raise a family; lift a village.
Teaching farming to over 1,000 families in India Shivia helps very poor families in West Bengal work their way out of poverty through farming.  We offer our beneficiaries the chance to turn small plots of land into fertile areas where they can grow valuable crops. We train our farmers to adopt new farming techniques and organise them into groups so that they can benefit from reduced costs for seeds and fertilisers and have better access to the marketplace.  We aim to work with over 1,000 farmers helping them gain a much needed income.
Switchback Cyclery Switchback is a retail and service-focused, community-oriented local bike shop.   We are also a non-profit Employment Social Enterprise with the mandate of creating meaningful and fulfilling employment opportunities for vulnerable people in Toronto. Our employees all have significant barriers to employment, including: chronic poverty, long-term unemployment, a history of homelessness, mental and physical health problems, and addictions.
Safer water&cooking for 20 honduran rural families 20 rural families in Honduras will inhale 70% less smoke by cooking, and will have permanent access to safe water, leading to less deforestation, to sustainable water management and less diseases.
Support 50 Multiple Disabled Children in India Divine Light Trust has 50 multiple disabled children.The background of these children is socially, economically backward and few of them are orphans. In order to eke out their daily bread, these children are neglected by their parents. Due to severe disability  these children need individual care and special training. Hence your support will help them to obtain a residential education, training and care at free of cost in our center so they will come to the mainstream and lead a dignified life.