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Giving a Girl a Chance in Life, One Girl at a Time This Project will give a girl in a vulnerable situation an opportunity to come out of her vulnerability. She will remain in School rather than marry early into poverty.  She will be empowered with Life Skills to be able to transform her life and set her priorities in the right place, By supporting you are helping to reach boys who otherwise could be perpetrators of gbv on girls, to make them champions and respecters of girl child rights. You will help prevent HIV & AIDS in young girls.
Provide 15 women in Vietnam with chef training KOTO is synonymous with exceptional hospitality training. Visited by President Bill Clinton and Laura Bush, KOTO has enabled 1,000 Vietnamese youth to escape poverty through our holistic 24-month hospitality training program over the last 20 years.  This project will enable KOTO to provide an additional 15 places to disadvantaged single mothers and ethnic minority women to receive hospitality training, full board, healthcare and social welfare services for 2 years and break the cycle of poverty.
Youth Venture Europe By gathering international young social innovators for a week in Sweden we not only want to strengthen them, but also spread the message of youth as a big resource for positive social change
ICF Climate Justice Project in La Paz, BCS The current situation in La Paz is dire. Smoke columns are emitted from the Power Plants daily, impacting the air quality in La Paz, and adjacent communities. This poses an immense risk to the public health of the region's residents, the environmental health of the region, and the tourist-dependent economy. ICF will work with key grantees to focus work on the adequate implementation of public policies at the federal level that favor the transition toward renewable energies in La Paz region.
Empower Young Girls to Achieve a Successful Career Young Hill Tribe girls in remote impoverished villages in the mountains of Northern Thailand have little chance to escape a life of poverty. Educational opportunities are minimal. Too often girls turn to the sex trade industry for survival.  We offer an alternative choice. We begin by helping them learn the Thai language so they can attend public school, provide the required uniforms, school supplies, transportation, after school tutoring, health care, and a loving home with nutritious meals.
Support 100 Teen Moms to Complete School In Kibera Imagine if a teen mom would not face enormous obstacles to complete school after baby delivery? This project will support  13- 19 years old, 100 teenage mothers to complete tertiary education,  providing learning materials, a baby upkeep Centre, skills training and advocacy campaign to reduce the rate of school dropout due to early pregnancy in Kibera. With effective support, teen moms will rise against their past to achieve their dreams and advocate to end teenage pregnancy in their community.
Provide education to 200+ youth in Amazon, Brazil This project will create a mobile educational center in the northern region of Brazil, focused primarily on teaching youth reading, writing, technology and English language skills.  The project will result in improved educational and economic opportunity, while giving local US youth an opportunity to exercise and build their own skills while broadening perspectives as volunteers.
Support International Service In The Era Of COVID The Advocacy Project is seeking funds for our fellowship program, which has sent 313 graduate students to volunteer for social justice around the world. We have recruited 19 talented Peace Fellows this year in spite of the pandemic, and they have played a key role in supporting 26 community projects in 8 countries. Three bravely chose to work in Africa, including Jeremiah from the Fletcher School (photo), who worked with returned migrants in Senegal. We need your help to scale up in 2022!
Haitian Women Small Business Initiatives Project Women and children in Haitian are dying of hunger just because the single mother do not have the mean to get basic food on the table. The Haitian Women Small Business Initiatives is helping women to start their own small business in order for them to be self sufficient. With a small business, these single mothers can and will be able to have the means to feed their family, sent their children to school and help themselves to be some what sustainable. Please help now with small donation.
Pakistan Earthquake Relief Effort to 7000 Families In Pakistan Recent EarthQuake Destroyed above 32000 Houses and Families 135,000 families suffering for the said disaster Government figures saying 386 Death and 886 injuries counted till end of Oct-2013 it maybe increase, Above 24000 peoples are under diseases Health Department reported; SDP is providing Basic Facilities Food, Water, & Health Facilities to affected population and strive to push-up in survive their live through the lifesaving initiative & providing relief package to said families
Fuentes de Vida Community Water Project The residents of Domingo Maiz worry every day about where their water comes from and whether or not it is safe to drink and use. Fuentes de Vida seeks to create a community water treatment plant and provide clean drinking water for the residents of Domingo Maiz, transforming the lives and living conditions of over 150 families in need. Fuentes de Vida is building a constructed wetland, a natural system that treats the community's sewage and insures that local aquifers are clean for drinking.
Help South African boys grow up to be better men. 8 women and 6 men are murdered in South Africa every day. 62% of children grow up without a father in South Africa.  Our aim is to change South Africa's current culture of violence and abuse, through long term, small group mentoring for vulnerable boys, helping them to grow into men who live the five honorable values - courage, kindness, self discipline, honesty and respect.  Help us fight the effects of fatherlessness in our boys' lives.
Day Support Center For Adults With Disabilities We believe that every person has a right to fully participate in their community.     SPARC provides free day support for adults with disabilities in the Northern Virginia suburbs of Washington, D.C.  Twenty-four adults now have free ongoing education and recreation support three days a week, but thousands remain under-served by government and other agencies.  This project will fund a third facility that supports ten more individuals.
Help change the lives of pregnant women in Zambia Help us build a new Mothers' Shelter for expectant mothers at the Kanyanga Rural Health Post.  Currently women walk up to 45km to arrive at a hot, dusty shelter, made of mud and poles with no facilities. Heavily pregnant women sleep on the hard ground and have only a grass enclosure for their toilet. These women walk a kilometre to fetch water from a muddy dam which is shared by cattle and other animals, and they carry the water in buckets on their head to use for bathing, drinking and cooking.
Playground Preparations Raking, weed pulling, sweeping, and more.

Mainspring Schools has two lovely playgrounds for disadvantaged children, ages 6 weeks to 5 years old. We have been in a temporary building for four months
Pathari Village Project for Indian farmers A farmer in India commits suicide every 41 minutes. You can make a difference. We plan to repair canal in Pathari village of Vidarbha, Maharashtra, India, that connects to reservoir in coming months which will allow village of 1300 people harvest second crop,create small business opportunities for youth of the village and help  about 400+ livestock in the village.
Reading Kids - Children's Library in rural Uganda The project is aimed at providing a modern library specifically for children aged 3 - 12 years of age, in the rural village of Agule in Pallisa Uganda. The project will support between 800 - 1000 children from 4 schools  by providing and giving them access to a variety of books in a  conducive child appropriate environment in which they can enjoy reading and studying. The overall goal is to improve literacy and numeracy competencies which are below 20% in Eastern region of Uganda.
Drinking Water Drilling For 500 People In METAP Metap is a rural area located in Bafou village in Cameroon West region. In this area, there are about 300 children, 02 primary schools and 01 secondary school for more than 500 inhabitants. But these rural populations do not have drinking water and are more and more exposed to contaminated water diseases.
To provide 250 Free Artificial Limbs to Amputees An estimated 15,758 out of 1,71,630 (total Kerala) people are disabled in Movement alone in the District of Thrissur, Kerala.  Our project will provide free Artificial Limbs and make them able to walk and make them self sufficient for earning their bread & butter.  For the last three decades we were able to give around 14000 Artificial Limbs Free of Cost through Government schemes like ADIP.  This project will also provide free corrective surgery, physical therapy to all with limb disabilities.
Educate Children of Nepalese Migrant Workers Every year, many Nepalese children are forced to drop out of school due to the poor economic situation of their family. CMIR's project of Education Initiative has been developed for educational support targeting the children of deceased, injured and missing Nepalese migrant workers. The project prioritizes in supporting children who are on the verge of discontinuing education and ones who have already dropped out of school due to their poor economic condition.
Rehabilitate 350 disabled children in south India ADD India facilitates rehabilitation of 350 children with disabilities in rural areas of Karnataka and TamilNadu, India. Children with severe disabilities are given physiotherapy through regular camps and art based interventions through home visits. Parents are trained to continue the therapy at home. In addition, ADD India conducts camps for assessment, skill development and building self confidence of children, ensure they are enrolled in schools and receive entitlements from the Government.
Educate Deaf Children in Mexico This school for special education will provide free quality education to deaf children from poor families in San Miguel de Allende and surrounding rural areas. Deaf children are marginalized and isolated in the public school system where no one is able to communicate with them through sign language and they have no chance of learning to read and write.
Holistic Rehabilitation for Post-Earthquake Nepal This project aims to anticipate and respond to the many food security, health, shelter, education, and trauma/protection-related challenges that will affect earthquake affected communities in Nepal in the coming months, focusing on the impending arrival of the monsoon.
Recovery News and Information for Puerto Rico Following Hurricane Maria, Puerto Ricans need access to local, trusted information to aid in their recovery and build resilience during the current hurricane season. To meet this need, Internews launched the InfoAsAid news site, accessed by more than 1.3 million people and now a critical source of locally-driven recovery news and information across the island. Help us keep this service running to ensure communities are prepared for the next hurricane and to build a more resilient Puerto Rico.
Send a Child to School in Ghana for a Year Unfortunately, most deprived families in Ghana cannot afford the basic expenses to send their child to school despite the effort put in place by the government to improve quality education. Brilliant pupils are forced to drop out of school and as a result, most girls get impregnated, continuing the cycle of poverty. This project helps address this issue by providing scholarships to pupils in the rural areas especially those who are at risk of dropping out of school in the Eastern Region.
Support Kaqchikel midwives in Guatemala Combating discrimination and empowering indigenous midwives in Guatemala to transform the health of their communities through organizing, professional development and continuing education.
Pushed out of their homes in Myanmar On December 13th, fighting between the Arakan Army and Myanmar Army forced residents of several villages in Rakhine State to flee their homes.  The fighting has intensified in the last few days.  Two of these communities, Kyaukse' Taung and Pyinnya Gyi, have participated in GHNI sponsored TCD training this year.  Tragically, in Kyaukse, Taung village, the local committee had completed their first seed project only days before the fighting forced them to leave.
Going to School in India - Mini-Books for Children 'Going to School in India' books are a celebration of what school can be from going to school in a tent in the middle of a mud desert to going to school in the dark with solar lanterns. Each story features a real school in India where children come together to learn lessons that are relevant to their lives. These books are distributed to schools in slums and villages in India, children read about other children's experience of going to school and send us their reactions & feedback on a postcard.
Empower Young Environmental Leaders in N. America! The Brower Youth Awards (BYA) elevates the work of emerging environmental leaders in North America, celebrates their achievements, and provides them with the skills, resources, and relationships to further their work.  Earth Island honors six exceptional youth with a Brower Youth Award each year at a free community Awards Ceremony, and provides year-round support and leadership development to our 92 BYA alumni as well as hundreds of young environmental and social justice leaders in our network.
Making Dreams Come True This project will fulfill special wishes, dreams, and hopes of seniors living in a healthcare/retirement community. At the end of their lives, we strive to make their dreams come true & improve lives.
Build A School For HIV/AIDS Orphans In Uganda Christ Hope Reach out ministries Uganda  (CHRMU) is working to free orphans from the cycle of poverty by providing a high-quality, free education, both formal and informal, to children who have been orphaned due to HIV/AIDS in order to counteract pervasive hunger, poverty, and systemic deprivation. Your donations will help us build and operate a primary school for these children in the remote village of bombo, Uganda.
Equip 250 girls with Reusable Sanitary Pads Skills The Girl2Girl Initiative will provide hands on training to 250 adolescent girls and young teenage mothers in making Reusable Butterfly Sanitary pads for adolescent girls, women and young teenage mothers in both rural and semi-urban communities of Uganda. As the world is still struggling on containing the spread of Covid-19, many adolescent young girls in Uganda continue to face greater challenges of poor menstrual hygiene due to lack of access to free and low-cost sanitary pads.
Julie Foudy Scholarships for Military Daughters This project provides military daughters with self-esteem and leadership skills during a week-long soccer academy. Each girl creates a leadership service idea that she will take back to her community.
Sudan: Unify and Empower Women in Crisis Meeting the immediate needs of women and girls who are struggling to stay alive in refugee camps in Darfur, and organizing women farmers in Elgedarif to prevent further resource conflict in Sudan.
Capoeira Keeps Over 100 Kids Healthy and In School This project  supports over 100 marginalized children from the favela Cidade de Deus. We are building a community that offers academic support, family medicine, and new economic opportunities.
Providing Healthcare to 45,000 in a Kenyan slum Your assistance will provide desperately needed health care, family planning, counseling, and testing/laboratory services through the Tabitha Clinic for 45,000 people in the Kibera slum of Kenya.
Art for social inclusion - against the impossible Activating dysfunctional children, youth and adults to bring them out of their isolated environments as acknowledged full members of society through an attractive workshop program.
Give 21 HIV+ orphans in South Africa a future This project will secure diapers and baby formula, hot meals, school uniforms and shoes, and trauma counseling for sexual abuse for HIV orphans living in the Winnie Mabaso Foundation orphanage South Africa.  Positively Alive plans to renovate and equip 10 schools for 1,000 children and hire 50 teaching assistants for 1 year.
Help Russian Orphans Be Matched With Adult Mentors It is hard to overestimate for a child the meaning of having parents, relatives, caring adults. This project will help those who don't have any. 50 Russian orphans will be matched with adult mentors who will become source of care, attention, inspiration and confidence for this vulnerable and stigmatized population. With a caring adult by their side these children will get a chance for better living, dreaming bigger, going further, getting higher.
Schools for Mineworkers' Children in India Many mining communities in Rajasthan are without schools.  Illiteracy is rampant and breaking out of poverty is close to impossible.  Building schools and educating children is the only solution.
To keep on teaching It's a complementary educational project based on the alphabetization of 245 children that live in a context of urban poverty; developed by a crew of 20 specialized teachers
Biodiversity Restoration Along the Tsurumi River Green belt 1km along the left bank of the Tsurumi River, Tsunashima, Yokohma, Japan has been invaded by foreign plants causing pollen allergies, degrading the amenity of the otherwise popular area . We plan to restore the vegetation to the one composed of a native grass, Ogi that produces a safer and biodiversity rich area. To attain this we need financial support for three year's work of rearing Ogi displacing invading plants .This will benefit thousands of citizens and native biodiversity.
Empower Teen Girls in Morocco The Project Soar Empowerment Headquarters is both the heart of the organization and an essential safe-space for day-to-day operations. Teen girls from 24 marginalized communities attend empowerment workshops, academic support, and Girl Leader Club meetings here every week.  But these walls are more than a building - they represent a safe place for girls to develop confidence, understand how to advocate, become leaders, and aspire to change the world.
STEM Leadership Programs for Youth in DC, MD, VA This project engages students with direct hands on programs using robotics as the "vehicle" to develop the technical and non technical life skills (STEM concepts and life skills such as teamwork, leadership and creative thinking) to be successful in future academic and career efforts. The K-12 continuum of FIRST programs builds upon skills and concepts, setting participants apart from their peers in both life skills and technical expertise as they mature.
Water Project for Andean Villages in Bolivia Quaker Bolivia Link (QBL) believes in small-scale projects that bring long-term measurable benefit. Water is a fundamental need and this project will provide 59 families living in Janko Marca Sirpa with access to clean water. Workshops will be held to educate the population about water projects and hygiene in order to reduce the incidence of infectious disease. After completion, QBL will regularly visit this community to evaluate the impact of the training and the sustainability of the project.
LGBTQ Middle School Support Group Currently, there is only one LGBTQ support group for middle school-aged youth in Massachusetts, and it does not serve the metro Boston and North Shore region. A new group serving our area is desperately needed, as youth are coming out earlier and earlier and need to overcome the feelings of isolation and depression which accompany this time in their  lives.
Chimpa Alccassana afforestation project This project aims to eradicate environmental degradation and rural poverty in the Chimpa Alccassana community through large-scale afforestation.
Educate 225 Kids by Sending Them to Preschool OBAT understands the importance of early childhood education and the essential role it plays in the future academic success of the student. This role takes on an even greater importance in an environment where poverty reigns supreme and educating  children is not a priority. For this reason, OBAT runs several preschools that focus on educating little kids living in slum like camps in Bangladesh. Without OBAT's support, the likelihood of these kids going to school is almost nonexistent.
Justice4Her Justice4Her fights gender-based violence affecting young Chinese women migrant workers in the country's three most populous provinces: Shanghai; Beijing; and Guangdong.    Involving the legal sector and the media, the project focuses on raising awareness, educating migrant workers on their rights, strengthening capacities for exercising rule of law, fostering an enabling a media environment, and ensuring young women get legal aid.  We aim to reach 50% of the 70+ million women migrant workers.
Help Filipino Kids Learn Better &Survive Disasters This project will train over 100 principals and teachers from the 38 public schools in Coron, a vulnerable island in Palawan, Philippines on Learning Effectively through Enhanced Pedagogies (LEEP) with special emphasis on disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation. Each school will also receive a hard disk drive with educational videos. This will give them an opportunity to improve educational outcomes and increase the chance of survival of their students when disaster strikes.
Safe Water & Solar Cooking Tools for Ugandan Women This project will supply female Ugandan refugees with solar cooking tools and water purification indicators to reduce their reliance on dangerous and unhealthy charcoal stoves and increase their access to safe water. This will greatly improve the health and safety of refugee families.
Warm Clothes for Nomad Students in Tibet 2021 Last year, thanks to donor support, we provided warm clothing, wood burning stoves, and fuel to schools and 122 students on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau. The program was such a success we once again will provide warm clothing and fuel for 126 students to keep them in schools and cozy in the cold Tibetan winter!
Let's create computer classroom for 504 students! Primary school "Ilija Garasanin" in Arandjelovac is attended by 504 pupils and also have two classes for adult education. All of them are using this computer classroom but computers and furniture are outdated and not providing opportunity for developing IT skills.  With this project we want to provide the school with quality PC components and modern furniture and to enable kids to learn more advanced programs and applications so much needed for future employment.
Solar Power for Refugees in Bidibidi, Uganda This project is to improve health and education sector and the performance of small businesses through the installation of Solar Energy at 4 Health Centres, 4 Schools (each with 4 computer classes constructed and equipped) and 4 Business Hubs at Bidibidi with a total population of 505,381 (Refugees and Host Community). Bidibidi Refugee Settlement is located in a hard-to-reach place and the lack of reliable power has hampered the performance of the Health Centres, Schools and Business.
Nurture 15 At-Risk Atlanta Preschoolers for a Year 15 children from low-income families in metro Atlanta, USA, will receive one-year scholarships for quality child care and early education that prepares children for school and allows parents to work.
Rural Area Development Trust - Mentally Challenged The Manjari Day Care Centre was started in the year 2005 at Uthamapalayam,Theni district ,Tamilnadu,India. This centre provides therapeutic support to children who are  mentally challenged. Manjari centre consists of 30 children. Physiotherapy and special education are regularly given to the children. Physiotherapists help children with disabilities to develop or improve their motor skills. Service is in the form of exercise, education, consultation, or the recommendation of adaptive devices.