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Addressing Early Marriage & Gender Based Violence. Girls in South Sudan lack access to basic education, better parenting, shelter, sanitation and food due to protracted civil war, harmful traditions, poor infrastructure and poverty. For survival  girls marry early to older men. Rape and defilement and other forms of GBV are high. This project will target 50 school girls for awareness and advocacy to end GBV cases and all forms of human rights violations and enhance the capacities of parents, Government and communities to address gender concerns.
Providing new clothes for Eid to 1350 poor kids This project provides 1350 students studying at the schools of ABNI, the community outreach program of Fatima Memorial Hospital, Lahore, Pakistan,  with new clothes to wear on this Eid.
Empowering Indigenous Youth for a Healthy Future Based on comprehensive community health profiles, Rising Minds has designed a multidimensional, action-based health training initiative targeting the most at-risk population in Guatemala- indigenous children. This initiative will work across five schools to provide weekly trainings surrounding health, nutrition and illness prevention to over 200 indigenous children between the ages of 2-13.
Breakfast for Kids Every child should be encouraged to develop his/her health. Nobody needs to endure the hunger. Just Breakfast meal changes significant child development. 1. Enhance the physical development of children 2. Enhance the education through better concentration, readiness to learn and attending to school activities 3. Enhance the happiness of "Donors", sharing happiness to disadvantage children By donating 240 USD, YOU can help one child get his/her breakfast for the whole academic year.
Help youth baseball leagues impacted by Sandy Pitch In For Baseball will provide new and gently used youth baseball and softball equipment
to youth leagues devastated by Hurricane Sandy.  This donation will allow
children impacted by this disaster to return to a state of normalcy and help them enjoy the game they are so passionate about.
Help Nyitawuta Village Build a Clinic This project will build a medical clinic to serve the 500 members of  Nyitawuta village and its surrounding communities. currently there is no clinic in the community and members have to walk long distance to assess an health facility. The roads to the community is cut off during the rainy season. Pregnant women do not go for antenatal delivery of babies is at the mercy of one untrained birth attendant with nothing to assist during child birth. Most children are malnourished or have defect.
Five Steps to Success The project aims at solving the increasing problem of youth unemployment in Bulgaria. It aims at developing and applying a variety of activities to stimulate entrepreneurial skills in young people. According to the model established by Jerry Kaplan, there are five main skills every entrepreneur needs. The skills, which will be developed, are: communication skills, decision-making skills, team work skills, leadership skills,and ability to focus on details without losing sight of the "big picture"
Relief Support for  Displaced  Cameroon Children YAPCEC (Youth Advocates for Peace and Community Empowerment Cameroon) , with mission to provide children and youths with relevant skills and knowledge that will empower them access opportunities to improve their lives and community, plans to provide basic human right relief support to the internally displaced crisis affected children, youths and women  who hail from the south west region of Cameroon,to stay alive and regain education.
Rehabilitation of 117 spinal cord injury victims Spinal cord injury is very common among male in Karnataka due to falling from tamarind tree, coconut tree, and road traffic accidents. Unfortunately, most of the spinal cord injury people are the earning member of the family. Poverty is a major problem in spinal cord injury families. SRMAB CBR Project works in rural areas of Karnataka towards promoting inclusive development of persons with disabilities. The project provides a wheelchair, water bed, physiotherapy services, and necessary medicine.
Digital Learning For 1000 Public School Students This project will bridge gaps in educational enrichment for vulnerable students by providing data for digital learning access, and delivering educational and skills-building programs via digital platforms for up to 1000 secondary school-aged students.   Programming will equip participating pupils with information, skills, and resources to support and sustain learning and development, and provide motivation to persist through COVID-19 related school closures in Nigeria.
HELP FEED 500 STARVING ORPHANS OF KOGUMA in Kenya 100% of donations received by Victory Foundation Programme for this project goes to the center to provide food, clothing, shelter, education and medical care to more than 500 orphans of Koguma. Victory trains them on how to raise their own chickens, goats, pigs or sheep to orphan families, as well as to become self-sufficient as they sell goat meat hence allowing them to become self-reliable and sustainable.
TANF Ghana Christmas Party - 2016 Each year TANF Ghana organises a Christmas party for children within our community. The children are already looking forward to their 2016 Christmas party. The plan for this year is to make it bigger and better than the ones that came before. The party will be organised on 24th December 2016. We are aiming to invite up to 100 children. Donations will be used to buy food, drink, decorations, gifts, organise a DJ and music and organise fun activities, such as, board games, sports and dance-offs.
Help Keep 50 Vulnerable Ugandan Children in School The percentage of vulnerable children in Masaka is 48.8% which is the second highest in Uganda. Bugabira Community Primary School provides education to 200 children of this category who lack basic scholastic materials and school fees. Classroom space is also limited due to increasing numbers. Help us construct one classroom block and  to pay for school fees and scholastic materials so that these needy children can remain in school.One dollar makes a big, big difference!
Give People with Mental Health Conditions a Voice She Writes Woman is empowering people with mental health conditions to find their voices, advocate for their own rights, gain access to our digital community and mental healthcare. This project will -   1. Amplify the voices of 40 million Nigerians living with mental health conditions by empowering them with knowledge and information of their disability and rights,   2. Provide 3,556 beneficiaries with free telecounselling  3. Grant 1,000 people access to our digital mental health community
Defending the Maranon River in the Peruvian Amazon The Awajun people have lived in the headwaters of the Amazon for thousands of years. Over time, their land and river have been encroached upon by mining, logging and oil exploitation, and now by dams. In April 2014 they will come together to create a constitution and define strategies to defend their rights. The first step in this project will be for three Awajun leaders to visit impacted communities on the Maranon River and gather information to help shape their first-ever Awajun Constitution.
Opportunities and jobs to villagers in Colombia The Afrodescendent community from La Boquilla has lived in extreme poverty over generations due to structural racism, slavery and inequality. They really want a better life, but struggle with how to do so in a city with so much unemployment. English is our bestbet, because in Cartagena international tourism is growing and there is a lack of local people who speak English. Through our program they will receive 200hrs of English lessons over 1yr, which will help them to communicate and find a job.
Partnership for Visibility & Human Rights Seize the opportunity of the up-coming elections to create linkage between poverty, discrimination and ignorance experienced by the people of Kiambu and LGBT exclusion and criminalization. This project hopes to hold at least 25 public meetings in which we shall demonstrate that being gay is not a limitation to solving the challenges of poverty, unemployment and alcohol addiction experienced by the people in Kiambu especially the youth.
SECURING OUR SUSTAINABILITY WITH A TRUCK This project is proposing to purchase a truck. The proposed truck will be used to carry out activities of the farming and water life projects such as water tank and toilet construction The truck will help reduce delays that have been encountered while carrying out these actives and it will also be an addition to the transportation options AHCM has. Another Hope Children's Ministries is a registered entity, no individual will benefit from the Ministry's assets other than the Ministry itself.
Empowering Women to Enhance Livelihood in Nepal Health and economic prosperity are interlinked with each other, resulting towards an improved socio-economic and livelihood status of a family. Bajra Samaj Nepal (BSN), working in remote rural areas of Ramechhap District of Nepal, focuses on supporting the underserved and underprivileged women groups. Organizing health camps, raising awareness on cervical cancer, supporting women for income generation & access to finance through micro-credit are the major activities focused through this project.
Provide Peace Education for 100 Rwandan Students Our Youth Peace Camp brings Rwandan youth together for one week to learn in depth the history of Rwanda and develop skills to build and maintain peace in their communities, ensuring a stable future for their country. These young change-makers return home to initiate projects of their own that sustain social cohesion and foster peace in their communities. Through these activities, CTP alumni share their training and new-found skills learned to more than 1,000 young people nationwide.
Maternity  Building Construction LCC struggles to support the community's efforts aiming at assisting the construction of 5  building for maternal and child nursing services with capacity to accommodate about 150 maternity beds in Dar Es Salaam Region The target population at this project is the direct 150 infants and mothers admitted for birth and sick child nursing, and over 400,000 community around the hospital location.
Emergency COVID_19 Support for HIV+ LGBTQ people The COVID-19 pandemic marks an unprecedented time that will require the best of humanity to overcome. Coronavirus has taken thousands of lives and spread to nearly in the all country. Your donation to this project will support immediate and relief in Gay men who are HIV positive during one of the most challenging times we have collectively faced.
Decongest a class in a school in Kenya Uvuanw'o Community Based Organization through the School committee plans to build classrooms for Kitulu primary school to accommodate 400 pupils who come from poor families. The schools population is rapidly increasing due to the quality education offered here and availability of free feeding program from our organization. By contributing towards this project, you will be helping our children to De congest from their classes. The only solution is to increase the school structures to accommodate
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Shivvani, Athulya, and Osaro 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 and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Stop the Cycle of HIV: Support Women and Children! Across Uganda, hundreds of thousands of women are living with HIV. Without the proper support, HIV positive mothers will give birth to HIV positive babies, making an AIDS-free Uganda an impossibility. This project will help Alive Medical Services, a medical centre in one of Kampala's poorest neighborhoods, support women and children with free HIV treatment. By donating, you will have an impact not only on the lives of our patients, but on the lives of families and communities as a whole.
Expand Maternal Healthcare in Haiti with C2C! Haiti is a dangerous place to be pregnant; health outcomes for pregnant women and newborns in Haiti are the lowest in the Western Hemisphere. Only 67% of pregnant women receive the recommended prenatal visits which are crucial to monitor fetal growth, manage hypertensive conditions, screen for complications, and prepare women for safe deliveries. C2C seeks to expand our Maternal Health Program to one more clinic this year so more pregnant women in northern Haiti can get the care they deserve.
Support our brave and dedicated rangers world-wide We work with brave and dedicated wildlife rangers around the world. This fundraiser is to help them with their jobs through training, equipment and support. It  will also create a much-needed endowment fund to help them and their families in case they are injured or killed in the line of duty.
Housing & Rehabilitation flood affected Many states in India are battling floods and Kerala is especially affected with over 50,000 people needing immediate help. There is an urgent need for civic participation to bring timely relief to them.
Invest in Adolescent Girls & Young Women postcovid Not every girl will have an opportunity to go back to school after this pandemic.  The outbreak of the COVID-19 in Cameroon has caused untold suffering and there is a drop in economic activities. Families that are living from hand to mouth cannot afford basic necessities now, and hunger has always been a greater priority of very impoverished families. This means no education for their children and more forced marriages for adolescent girls.
(B3) Building Better Blocks - Blight Project This project will equip MACC Development, a locally-led community development corporation, with the capacity to face the uncertainty of Detroit's recent bankruptcy by partnering hundreds of volunteer hours with locally-hired neighbors to secure vacant homes, beautify vacant properties, and re-purpose public spaces, resulting in decreased crime, increased community activities, and improved overall quality of life for our Pingree Park community.
Support the Incomplete Orphanage Building We need your help to secure an orphanage building in which children can live in peace and harmony. Wouldn't it be wonderful to know you are helping to bring positive change to our world by affecting the life of a child?
Safe Water & Latrines for Bangladeshi Villages Slum communities in Bangladesh face a water supply crisis. This project will provide families with, year-round access to clean water and sanitation, which will greatly increase their quality of life.
Provide Rainwater Tanks for 23 Kenyan Families This project provides funding for 14 new groups consisting of 265 women to participate in Path From Poverty's micro-savings and rainwater catchment tank access program in rural Kenya. With matching financial support from Path From Poverty-US, the women have set a target to purchase 23 of the 10,000L tanks in 2018. These tanks will provide clean water for their families/communities and save over 40,000 hours each year in walking (with 40lb jerry cans) to and from water sources.
1 million books for South Africa To publish 1 million books - a collection of short stories from the annual short story competition run for the last 10 years.
In Rwanda: Save a Cow, Save a Family Emmanuel’s dream is to bring affordable, accessible veterinary services to Rwandans whose livelihoods rely on the health of their dairy cows.
Help 6,500 disadvantaged kids with free sport Sport dans la Ville has built 45 sport pitches in the heart of disadvantaged neighborhoods to make sports activities available and free for all. Through that, Sport dans la Ville imparts the values of self-confidence, teamwork, dedication, leadership, entrepreneurship and hard work leading young people on the path towards a brighter future. More than 6,500 young people aged from 6 to 25 are currently involved in the programs.
Support Families with Special Needs in Palestine This project will enable the Four Homes of Mercy - a residential center for 65 residents with severe special needs - to expand the initial family support program  by creating several additional specialized groups to meet the needs of family members severely traumatized by Covid's restrictions. For 8 months now, some have been caring for their loved one at home causing enormous  strain on the  family's mental health, and decreasing their ability to provide adequate care for their loved one.
Education for Marginalised Children in Lebanon This project will provide education, through regular classes at Insan School, and psychosocial support for children of migrants, refugees and stateless Lebanese children; who are otherwise left without schooling opportunities, due to poverty, discrimination or the lack of appropriate documentation. Insan aims consequently to integrate them into the Lebanese school system, as the first step of integration into the Lebanese society, to give them better future perspectives.
HELP MEXICAN WOMAN TO DEVELOP THEIR OWN BUSINESS This project educates mexican woman in technologies in order to develop their own online businness. We provide hands on training and powerfull conferences. We believe in this, we believe in education, in empowered woman, we believe that committed people can do the difference in Mexico.
Emergency Unit for a Communitarian Health Center This project will build an Emergency Unit in a health center located in Veron, an underserved community in Punta Cana, eastern region of Dominican Republic, for the benefit of 54,000 people (official) in need.  The population will be greatly impacted given the overcrowding that exists in this center, which is the only option for them in the whole area. The new unit will include waiting area, Doctor office, three private stations equipped appropiately, rest rooms and small storage area.
China Coastline Monitoring and Cleanup Marine litter has been a global issue, and getting worse in recent years. In this project, we will make surveys along China coastline on the category, quantity and sources of litters on the beach, and estimate its change trend. The research report can help the public, the national and regional authority to realize serious situation,  and make efforts together to protect marine environment pollution.
Action & Advocacy for Rights of Disabled Persons The project advocates the rights of persons with disabilities in the Philippines. Teaching this marginalized group to stand together to gain access to available resources (e.g. education, training & employment) in their communities. The rights based approach understands it is a human right to achieve economic, social and cultural development. Mentoring, education, training, facilitation and lobbying are key to advocate equal rights and building adequate support in the community.
Support for Continued Education of Girls Girls education, especially backward regions like Mewat in Rajasthan, has always been a challenge. After grade 8, girls start dropping out due to distance to schools, safety concern of parents and conservative mindset. While Ibtada has prepared enough ground to motivate parents, distance to school/college and inability to bear expenses becomes a hurdle. provide transport facility to girls and pay their college fee to enable continued education
Reconditioning of Home for Children in Argentina For 25 years, Fundacion Manos Abiertas has worked to help people in vulnerable situations so they may live, grow and age with dignity. At the Home for Children "Ricardo Servente", we welcome and shelter at risk children between the ages of two and twelve years old who have been removed from their family households due to different factors including sexual abuse and family violence. Thanks to the work of professionals and volunteers, our children receive affection, support and integral attention.
Hurricane Sandy Relief for New Jersey Residents Any money received from Global Giving will be distributed to local communities in need.  Global Reach International will be contacting local municipalities, fire departments and volunteer emergency response units.  We will require them to advise us in writing of their needs.  Once we have this information, a check will be distributed to them for their relief.  Since Global Reach International is based in New Jersey, we are able to contact emergency personnel directly.
Drinking Water Hand Pumps in Needy Areas in India The Project provides safe drinking water for poor and needy people in hot summer. More than 72,500 people in 100 communities will be benefited through drinking water will be benefited through sanitation and Hygiene in drought hit areas in Andhra Pradesh, India. Our Project beneficiaries belong to Backward Class, Scheduled Caste and Tribal communities who are poor and marginalized. The Project is aligned with sanitation and hygiene. The community people will get awareness on sanitation.
Educate 50 high school students from Rwanda This project will support talented poor girls and boys who have or are at a high risk of high school drop out due to poverty related issues. AOG fellows are grateful youth who have been helped by family, friends, and charity organizations (especially during their studies) and aspire to pay it forward. Since 2011, Acts Of Gratitude (AOG) supported 15 students.  AOG pays for their school fees and equip them with important life skills trainings. AOG has a goal of offering 50 scholarships annually.
Indonesian Earthquake and Tsunami Relief Response On September 28th a magnitude 7.5 earthquake hit the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, including the city of Palu. The earthquake triggered a tsunami that engulfed the city, devastating infrastructure and causing substantial loss of life. To date almost 2.5 million people are potentially affected and more than 1,400 have lost their lives. It is anticipated that the number of people confirmed dead will rise. Oxfam and its partners are assessing the damage and responding to immediate needs.
Support Indigenous Students in the Face of COVID19 In order to pursue higher education, indigenous youth in the northern Peruvian Amazon must travel far from their communities to the city of Iquitos. The pandemic has aggravated the multiple challenges they already face. Classes are exclusively held through virtual platforms, but many lack permanent computer and internet access, risking their studies. We provide academic, personal, and logistical support to over 120 indigenous youth belonging to 15 different Amazonian peoples.
Support Families Searching for their Disappeared The Project aims to empower the families of the disappeared, contribute to the grieving process and give them tools to fully understand the forensic investigation process. Through an innovative educational system based in popular education, EMAF will implement workshops to instruct organizations and relatives of missing persons in topics often considered technical such as case documentation, ante mortem information, search methods, chain of custody, osteological and genetical analysis.
Provide Meals for Children in Cote d'Ivoire World Education is one of our partners helping to implement Cocoa Life, our cocoa sustainability program. Access to right nutrition is critical to children's healthy growth and development. This project will deliver full, nutritious meals to children aged between 3 and 5 years old in Cote d'Ivoire, to ensure they can focus in class and enjoy their pre-school experience.
EQUIP AND EMPOWER 200 GIRLS WITH CREATIVE SKILLS. Fundamentally the program is geared towards orienting a growing young girls towards becoming a Contributing and Positive member of their community aligned to their life given abilities, interests and potential. To achieve this, it will aim at horning one's:  Character which is the bedrock of a successful and fulfilling life.   Competence to navigate life and develop a work ethic  Connections: people skills   Confidence to surmount life's challenges and  Compassion:  care about other people.