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Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Nainika, Ankitha, Nithya, Vibha, and Meeraa 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.
Give the Gift of Hope Every person plays a vital role in making a difference for the brain-injured children whom we champion. We ask that you help us make the lives of the families we touch significantly better. With your help, we can keep moving forward. With your donation, DII can reach more children and provide resources to more families across the globe. Bringing the Doman Method even closer to those who need it. Will you make a difference in the life of a brain-injured child today?
COVID-19 Emergency Response in the Philippines The Philippines has been dealing with an economic and educational emergency from COVID-19 for over 18 months, with vulnerable groups continuing to being hit the hardest.  All public schools have been closed since March 14, 2020, putting over 20 million children out of school for over 580 consecutive days. It is the longest school shutdown in the entire world.
A New Shelter for Sex Trafficking Survivors Bali is a growing child sex tourism destination, and many children sold in Bali brothels are from East Java. Right now, this region offers no safe place for child sex trafficking survivors. Compassion First is a leader in providing long-term care in Indonesia for girls who have been rescued from this horrific trauma. A shelter provides a sustainable model for rescue and restoration that changes the trafficking landscape of a region.  (Photos of survivors may be changed for protection.)
Save 880 poor Vietnamese from TB & Drug-Resistance We are piloting an innovative active outreach and public-private collaboration model, in which community members are hired and professionally trained to visit urban slums and boarding houses to find, educate and link undeserved TB patients with free treatment from both the public TB care system and our network of participating private doctors. During treatment, we aim to ensure that all 880 patients in the district finish their antibiotic treatment to prevent the development of drug resistance.
Education, Nutrition, Health and Safety to 60 Kids Mammadu is a non-profit organization which provides education, nutritional services, healthcare, and a safe environment to 60 children who are vulnerable and/or orphaned due to extreme poverty or having lost a parent to HIV/AIDS or another health condition. These children live in informal housing settlements in Namibia, Africa, and without the help of Mammadu they would not have access to healthy regular meals, a proper education, or a safe place to learn and play.
Women-Led Water Advances Gender Equity in Rwanda women for water is partnering with Global Grassroots to advance gender equity through clean water access in communities across Rwanda. This project, led by local women, will provide clean water access and business training to community members in the Jali Sector. Water sales revenue will fund training in gender equity for 100 couples that experience domestic violence. Evidence proves that when women have access to clean water closer to home, they are safer and household dynamics more equitable.
Save Lives with Emergency Care in Uganda Global Emergency Care (GEC) trains healthcare providers in emergency care to save lives and prevent unnecessary deaths in Uganda. Due to a healthcare worker shortage in Uganda, many patients die from treatable diseases and injuries such as pneumonia, diarrhea, and trauma. GEC developed a sustainable, train-the trainer model that educates Emergency Care Practitioners (ECPs) to provide quality acute care in order to save lives.
Packages of Emergency care This project is to support children to have their hands properly washed while they are staying home. Currently, schools all across Cambodia are closed Parents are desperate to secure daily food support for their families. Because of SARS-CoV-2, there are many families losing their jobs, and therefore access to income. Our target is to provide 100 families with one handwashing device and a package of food supplies.
Support Abaco Community Center & Hurricane Shelter Sol Relief and the Disaster Reconstruction Authority have teamed up to build a community center and hurricane shelter for the community of Central Abaco in the Bahamas which is still recovering from Hurricane Dorian, a category 5, that devastated the area in September 2019.
Give Rural Women Group Modern Shea Butter Centre This project will complete the construction two Shea butter processing Centres to serve women in two cluster rural communities in the Bole district of Ghana.  The  project will provide  rural women  opportunity for off season livelihood diversification strategy, increase production efficiency and effectiveness and incomes through the use of improved technology to reduce their climate change vulnerability to guarantee long term livelihood improvement.
From Child Labour to School Poverty and hunger prevent children from going to school and work as child labour. The situation is worse in rural areas. In view of this situation, we run a school for the underprivileged children at Belabahol village in Purulia district of India where all children are from underprivileged sections, most of whome work as child labours in agricultural firms. Object is not only to provide quality education but also to provide nutritional food, books etc thus creating a conducive learning environm
Fight the spread of COVID-19 in Rural Haiti The number of people infected with the COVID-19 virus in Haiti continues to grow. Our rural partners cannot stay sheltered in place as their livelihood depends entirely on them being out in the fields working.  We are taking measures to provide members of 60 organizations (over 3,000 families) with the education needed on the pandemic and the necessary equipment to protect themselves, their families and communities.
Educate and Empower Girls in Kenya Hekima Place is a safe, loving and faith-based home for orphaned and vulnerable girls in Kenya. We support excellence in education and empowerment for their futures.  This project will educate and empower orphaned and vulnerable girls by providing them with everything they need to succeed at school. This includes access to education, books and uniforms, nutritious meals, medical attention, counseling and individualized, loving care in a safe, stable home.
After School Youth Empowerment in Oaxaca, Mexico Paz & Play is an after-school program that has been successfully serving local public school students ages 6 to 12 in Oaxaca, Mexico for four years. Our program provides English immersion through play, art, environmental education, and peace education in a Montessori setting. We hope to expand our program by starting a second youth empowerment program for students ages 13 to 18. Our goal is to provide academic support, community service opportunities, career planning, and emotional support.
Million Dollar Smiles! :) With a healthy body comes a happy mind. With this conviction, our organization is currently working for 41 Indian villages in the foothills of the Himalayas.  We transform destitute rural youth by providing them not only quality education but also medical care & nutrition - all for free. In our journey of 15 years, we have impacted over 700 children and their economically disadvantaged families. Your contribution to our cause would be deeply appreciated.
Breaking Down Borders: Youth Self Discovery The Breaking Down Borders program is an interfaith learning and peace-building program targeting 30 young Christian, Jewish and Muslim Israelis, from the ages of 15 to 17, boys and girls, from all over Israel.
Advancing Human Rights with the use of Technology UCCANF aims to procure and transport information technology as well as provide training on its use for Cuba’s Civil Society activists. With a particular focus on the Youth in Cuba, this project will empower young activists to demand Human Rights, disseminate their message across the globe through modern channels, and keep record of the continued violations on the Island.

In supporting UCCANF, those in Cuba struggling for Human Rights will have their voice heard and protected.
Nurses for Night Care 76% people want to die at home, but only 26% are able to due to difficulties in meeting their medical needs. We fund night nursing so people can fulfil their final wish to spend their last days in their homes, also providing much needed respite for their families. In 2017 we will receive requests for 2,500 nights of nursing around Ireland. It will cost us $336 per night ($858,960) (a 23% increase on 2016). We receive limited core state funding so are reliant on donations to fund this service.
Food to victims of 2011 disasters including Joplin Feeding America's response to the recent series of disasters has been immediate and it is expected that our member food banks will be in emergency mode for many months as they address the additional demand for food and grocery items. As temporary shelters and disaster distribution centers begin to close, the Feeding America network will continue to address unmet needs for the weeks and months of long-term recovery to come in communities like Joplin, Missouri.
Improvements to rural school in Nepal Panchakanaya school is 43Km North-West of Kathmandu. Schools in Nepal only receive a minimum of Government funding and the remainder has to be found by the local communities, which is a difficult ask in some rural farming communities. IGWR-Nepal will be working with Dharmik foundation who have adopted Panchakanya as their second project after successful completion of a second floor of classrooms they built for another rural school in the Kavre district which has proven to be a great success.
Fundraising to Invite Youth Trainees to Japan Human Resources Development is the central and integral component of our work. Our 22 training centers located in 11 countries including Japan have facilities for agriculture, livestock, and food processing. Our 4 training centers in Japan located in Aichi, Kagawa, Osaka, and Fukuoka have empowered more than 5,000 youths, mostly from developing countries since 1967. Most of our graduates are engaged in community development projects worldwide to improve the quality of life of the people.
Empower 500 Adolescent Girls in Pakistan ONAAR is going to provide Educational support and Advocacy for Violence against Combating, Awareness Raising for the Rights of Adolescent Girls and Livelihood Assistance to the 500 Adolescent Girls and 50 Poor Families of the Adolescent Girls of District Mansehra, Pakistan.
In this perspective the project is proposed to support the educational activities of the deprived & marginalized girls in such a way that it can help them to becom a practical & valuable member of the society.
Feed 120 abandoned animals in Cartagena for 1 year Most animals come to us in precarious health conditions; undernourished, fearful and weak. We find and keep animals who are abandoned by their owners, abused and rejected by people who watch in disgust yet do not actively intervene or help. Local government provides no funding or support. $7000 will meet the goal of feeding 120 rescued animals for around one year. Cats, dogs, donkeys and turtles; unconditional love givers and with very touching stories, will all take benefit of this aid.
Community tree planting project in Mount Kenya The Green Belt Movement will run a community based tree planting project in Mount Kenya to create sustainable livelihoods that support environmental and forests rehabilitation.
Umunthu: Advancing LGBTI Rights in Malawi The Umunthu Project (UP) advocates for LGBTI rights amongst public servants and in institutions of higher education in Malawi through the lens of Umunthu, a Bantu philosophical concept of humanity - "I am because we are." Through workshops and film screenings, the project provides a platform for thoughtful public discourse on the contentious issue and addresses the underlying attitudes and behaviors that are disadvantageous to the psychosocial well-being and development of LGBTI people.
Theatre for 1000 deprived children in Palestine ASHTAR Theatre Youth Festival, in its forth edition, is targeting young people from marginalized, remote areas to attend theatre performances. The experience will provide them with a chance to engage in a social-transformative experience, get entertained, raise their aspirations and cultivate hope. Over the course of 9 days in July 2018, the festival will target 1000 adolescents from remote cities, refugee camps, villages and Bedouin communities in the West Bank to attend 9 plays at the theatre
Support 80 abandoned children in Cape Town Fikelela Childrens Centre is based in Khayelitsha - a township in Cape Town that has high numbers of orphans and abandoned children. One in three adults is HIV+, and the community has a high level of unemployment, crime and shack housing. Many struggle to get enough food.  We run a children's home to care for the children while we find a loving 'forever family' in the community. We support the foster parents for as long is necessary - with food parcels, emotional support, and advice
Vocational Scholarships for Mayan Youth, Guatemala Rural orphans or poor youth will receive  a Maya Ixil scholarship for Ak Tenamit Vocational Boarding School or the Public Evening middle school in Chajul, Guatemala. Students  are committed to help transform their home community through long term solutions to poverty through income generation, and cultural preservation. Each scholar will participate in enrichment workshops to gain practical, marketable skills.  Leadership training will enable the youth to share their expanded skills.
Reconstruct school for 200 rural students in Haiti This project will help 200 children in rural Haiti access primary education and gain the literacy and numeracy they need to have a chance at success.
Help End Violent Disciplining of Children in Haiti Help ACESWorld empower Haitian parents and teachers to uphold the right of children to be free from violent discipline. Violent discipline is the most common form of violence children experience in Haiti. This project will give 300 Haitian families nonviolent strategies and resources to discipline their children. It will also help them develop an understanding of the long-lasting harm that violent discipline can cause children.
Help build a Playground in the Cloud Help us build the Playground in the Cloud, an inspiring and fun open online platform to build and nurture a community around SOLE. People can share, talk, play, learn together and connect communities all over Colombia, especially people most affected by the armed conflict. We want to change education and empower communities in Colombia with SOLE, invented by TED Prize winner Sugata Mitra. His vision was to build the School in the Cloud, we want to turn it up with our Playground!
Help Poor Rural Girls in Paraguay go to University A Scholarship Fund will enable Girl Rural Entrepreneurs, graduates of the "Mbaracayu Educational Center", -a financially self-sustaining agro-forestry high school in Paraguay's Mbaracayu Forest Reserve-, to get a university education and overcome poverty.
School Supplies for High School Orphans, Zambia You would never send your child to school without the proper school supplies and neither can we! Please help us to send our 150 orphans to middle and high school with all that their school requires of them. We have worked hard at Chikumbuso to educate these children through 6th grade and as we send them on and pay their upper level school fees we ask that you help us by buying supplies.
Provide immunizations for 300 infants in Zambia Riders for Health's program in Zambia, staffed entirely by nationals, provides health workers with trekking vehicles and the training in driving, maintenance, and trip planning necessary to reach thousands of mothers and children in the Southern Province.  The goal of this project is to raise $26,000 to cover 1 year's running costs for a trekking vehicle to reach mothers with post delivery care, and infants and children with life saving immunizations.
Jalambang Nursery and Youths project Association The community of Jalambang, located in West Coast Region of The Gambia, has about 350 to 400 households with an estimated population of about five thousand to six thousand people. Currently, the children of Jalambang have to travel 6 kilometers each day to Brikama to attain school. Because of the danger, many parents keep their children at home. This project will help establish a school in Jalamba, ensuring the education of our youth and expanding livelihood options for parents.
Help us create Sughar HUBs in Sindh Sughar provides socio-economic empowerment to tribal women in Pakistan by establishing Women Learning and Skill Development Centers in selected rural communities where each Center gives a 6 month course to tribal/rural women on value-adding the traditional embroidery, enterprise development and also provide basic education and literacy skills and raise awareness of rural women which builds their capacities towards decision making and contribution in their households and lives.
School of Fun for Children in Fukushima Many children in Fukushima, Japan, are affected by the fear of health risks from radioactivity having been released in the air by the nuclear disaster since March 2011. We conduct a series of outdoor/indoor camps to give such children what they miss and more: playing and learning opportunities in an extreme fashion, with university professors, corporate researchers, artists, athletes and other professionals, assisted by university students as elder friends of the children.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Sahithi, Victoria, Joyce, Natalia, and Purnima 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.
Educational Video Library in Sign Language Development of educational videos for deaf students and adults in Argentine Sign Language, with subtitles in the fields of: Spanish, Argentine sign language, economy, Argentine history and geography.
Expanding Youth Horizons in Brazil Through Rugby This project will broaden the rugby programme in Eldorado, a violent slum area in the Sao Paulo periphery. Activities include: regular rugby training of boys' and girls' teams from age 11, removing social-economic barriers through matches and links with private schools, and working in youth prisons to promote tag rugby. Children will have positive role models, develop important life skills and learn about Teamwork, Respect, Enjoyment, Discipline and Sportsmanship, which are core values of rugby.
Lactation Training for 10 Under-Served Communities Many U.S. communities are "first food deserts," where professional lactation support is practically nonexistent, and maternal & neonatal outcomes are worst for non-dominant culture groups such as Indigenous and Black People of Color and LGBTQ+ families in these communities. Increasing qualified lactation support in these communities will improve health outcomes for parents and babies on a community scale. Our program removes barriers to accessing this training through scholarships and support.
Urgent - Prevent poaching crisis due to COVID-19 Suni-Ridge is a wildlife sanctuary conserving sensitive, irreplaceable sand forest habitat for endangered species. Due to the hard Lockdown in South Africa, there has been a sudden surge in wildlife poaching. Five animals have just been cruelly snared - 85 snares were recovered in one night. There is an urgent need for increased security during this time. The Sanctuary's income has come to a complete standstill due to COVID -19 and urgent funds are desperately needed to keep our wildlife safe.
English Education & Community Leadership in Haiti English in Mind Institute (EIM) provides high quality, affordable English classes to adults in Port-au-Prince, along with job placement assistance.
Help Needy in Remote Villages in India Fight COVID The impact of COVID-19 in India has been highly disruptive, destroying both lives and livelihoods.  As we adapt to these unprecedented circumstances, Educate Girls is continuing to serve the most marginalized and vulnerable communities who have been disproportionately affected with the loss of livelihoods, lack of food, poor access to health facilities, sub-optimal education and other basic needs. We were able to impact 500k people and 250k children last year through this. Need is much more now!
Build a Learning Centre with us in Southern India Enabling Futures 2020!  We at Thamarai stand for the values of full potential and well being of all. After 13 years of providing educational services in temporary or rented spaces, we are building a learning centre and sports ground on land offered by Auroville to us for village well-being activities.   Thamarai is the Tamil word for lotus flower and supports a daily playgroup for 36 children, two after-schools for 100 children and natural health care educations and services for all.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Nadia, Gabrielle, and Simone 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 COVID-19 Response & Recovery Worldwide Our goal is to protect and improve health for people in the U.S. and around the world throughout the acute phase of the pandemic and in the global recovery that will follow. We will work in close partnership with our network of more than 4,000 local health centers worldwide, health workers, strategic partners and others. Our focus areas include health center resilience, mental health, access to supplies and medicine, vaccine readiness and curbing the spread.
Autism a learning disability needs mainstreaming Autism is a spectrum disorder which means autistic people can have varying support needs. One third of autistic people also have a learning disability. Some autistic people will have high support needs, which may mean that they require full time care and support. Some people may need a bit of support with day to day activities, while others live fully independent lives. With the right support in place, all autistic people should be able to live the life they choose.
Security for After School Care Containers, Soweto COPESSA has been working to create safe and caring communities for children since 2004. We converted a dumpsite into a play park where children are supervised by our volunteers to keep them safe from abuse or other risks by teaching life skills and activities such as chess. The program is run in containers whose security has been compromised which led to the loss of some resources. Donations will restore burglar bars and provide for tables, chairs, craft material for diverse activities.
Breaking poverty cycle for 100 youths in Bogota Pintando Caminos empowers vulnerable youth in impoverished neighborhoods at Bogota (Colombia) to change their cycle of poverty and history of violence by generating spaces that provide over 1O0 boys and girls education and recreational opportunities, learning skills as well as nurture and love.