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Bridge to Self Reliance 2000 refugees San Diego CA This project provides food, and access to medical and other services, to 2000 refugees struggling to become self sufficient in San Diego County, where increasing arrivals have long outpaced resources.It provides tutoring to 100 refugee children each week, to develop their English skills and catch them up to the knowledge base of the school class. Each year at least 5 of the  high school children from tutoring graduate and two or more go on to university - amazing after only 3 or 4 years in USA.
Millions face hunger in Southern Africa More than nine million people in Southern Africa are facing severe food shortages after the worst drought the region has seen in 35 years. Shockingly this number is expected to increase to a staggering 45 million over the next six months. ActionAid is responding through local partners to provide life-saving food, water tablets, and safe spaces for women and girls.
COMMUNITY TOILET CONSTRUCTION AT CENTRE OF LOVE The Centre of Love, a community center serving 500 families provides sanitation facilities, clean water and services in Kibera slums. The majority of people do not have access to sanitation facilities, resulting in improper waste disposal The Centre of Love has been passionately addressing water, sanitation and hygience needs for our community members.  Throughout the world, over 1 million deaths are a result of diseases transmitted via unclean water, poor sanitation and lack of hygiene.
Conserve Budaka Environment for 70,000 in Uganda Conserve Environment Project in Budaka Uganda intends to promote tree planting, energy saving and reduce the indiscriminate destruction of trees, misuse of natural resources. Key among issues affecting communities is food and water shortage resulting from harsh climatic conditions, environmental degradation like increased soil erosion, prolonged droughts, food insecurity due to low crop yields, scarcity of water, loss of biodiversity, loss of water catchment areas and loss of employment.
St Vincent volcano LGBTQ+ fund #prayforstvincent On April 9, the La Soufriere volcano erupted, causing the evacuation of thousands from surrounding villages in St. Vincent.  We will provide immediate assistance to LGBTQ+ evacuees affected by the volcanic eruption and already battling with COVID-19 and discrimination in a region where they are criminalised. Our relief assistance will include food packages, clean water, hygiene kits, sanitary products, clothing, heavy-duty face masks,  relocation and housing support.
Educate a Poor Indian Child Provide Indian children from the slums and poor villages with life-changing education, as well as regular health care, daily nutrition, and character / life skills development at Christel House Bangalore.
Invest in Haiti's Future Leaders Everyday, young people in Port-au-Prince struggle for education, employment, and stability. REBUILD Globally's Elev Education Program addresses these vital needs by investing in our area's dedicated and talented youth by providing academic scholarships, life skills classes, one-on-one tutoring, and vocational training. 100% of program participants have avoided the gang life, teenage pregnancy, and crime all too common on the streets of Haiti's capital.
Cleanup at areas of the venues for 2020 Olympics. We are an NPO based in Japan and carry out cleanup activities by 85 teams all over the world.  In order to boost the momentum of the Tokyo Olympic Games and the Paralympic Games in 2020, We want  to recruit volunteers from inside and outside Japan and to form 37 teams of clean-up activity. Then we clean up at areas around the 37 venues from now on.  While spreading Japanese cleaning culture to many places, we want to make the most beautiful Olympic Games ever with local communities.
Support for SDA School Pupils in ICT Ghana Code Club came to life through the activities of HCI. Our organization's goal is to equip every elementary school going child with basic coding literacy  skills. The Code Club kids from Nii Boye Town SDA School in a suburb of Accra are a team of very determined kids who won the best award during our maiden coding competition in Feb 2016. The kids from this School are among many in Ghana that lack the basic Computer Lab infrastructure and GCC seeks to provide a mobile computer lab for them.
Health & hygiene support for 500 girls in india This project will improve the health & hygiene of 500 less fortunate adolescent girls in Amritsar district of Punjab in India. Health services and medical check-ups will be provided for a period of three months.
Provide shelter for 20 Ugandan Rural Grandmothers The project will build 20 houses for Rural Ugandan Grandmothers looking after Aids orphans in Jinja District.This will provide decent shelter for them and orphans under their care.Grandmothers currently live in mud and wattle houses with very weak walls , a big threat to their lives and that of the orphans under their care.During the rains they are forced to seek refugee under the trees because its safer outside and yet it greatly affects their health  and that of the orphans under their care.
Access to online training during quarantines This project will allow 10 to 15 children from bulgarian families with financial difficulties to receive a laptop for to participate in distance learning during quarantines. As well as have access to various other online trainings. The crisis with Covid-19 showed that some students remained isolated from the learning process due to lack of a computer. The foundation, with the assistance of schools and local authorities, will donate the equipment to the most financially disadvantaged.
Food for Good for Cancer Patients in Kenya A healthy and nutritious diet is important during treatment and management of cancer.This project will ensure that up to 200 cancer patients and their caregivers will gain food security and better nutrition through vegetable cone gardens.Fresh organic produce will provide proper nourishment for these patients as they undergo treatment for various cancers. The 2013 National Guidelines for Cancer Management in Kenya identifies nutrition care for person with cancer as an integral part of treatment.
Core Funding for NDF Pakistan Core funding to cover core staff costs, utilities, rents, communications, stationary, transportation & other regular expenses, is essential component to keep struggle on to meet the desired goals & objectives. National Disability & Development Forum (NDF) is Disabled People Organization (DPO) has no permanent source of earning/funding to cover core funding. NDF needs your kind support to raise core funding to carry on service delivery, advocacy & policy for persons with disabilities.
Providing Water through 3 Drilling Boreholes People in rural areas travel long distances to look for water, some will travel between 2-7 miles to look for water most especially during the dry seasons. However, with the water charity project, Friends for human survival and development charity organization save these people these long distances by bringing water closer to them.  This is done by constructing an artisan borehole which is enough to provide to a small village in Eastern Uganda
Food & Accommodation for young VI Entrepreneurs IAB has been working for 34 + years in empowering people with visual challenges through education, training, employment, and support services. One of the new initiatives is providing training & entrepreneur kit for the young visually challenged entrepreneurs. These training provided to the young visually challenged entrepreneurs helps them to grow better and lead a dignified life.
Educate 55 kids at social risk APROJUSAN provides integral and educational attention to 55 kids and teenagers who range from ages 7 to 18. These kids are found in social risk and extreme poverty. Through different workshops, talks, fieldtrips, and seminaries, our organization seeks to help the young generation of San Felipe in four different aspects: Education, Health, Culture, and Recreation.
Small business to 300 rural women in DRCongo The project will support businesses run by women through increased access to rotary microloans  and help tthem to  access management training programs so that they can get the high-quality skills in the labor market. The project  provide not only resources, but also opportunities to use ways that lead to economic success  of better jobs, more opportunities for create and manage viable businesses, increased access to land, education and skills.
Protect 30 girl children at risk of prostitution The program named "Where Dreams Bloom", aiming to protect 30 children aged 6 -18 and are daughters or sisters of women earning living from prostitution. The program facilitates their study by supporting school fees until they complete K-12; helps to reduce the risk of leaving school, involving in prostitution and related risks.
Window and Door Campaign This project will help us complete the first phase of our permanent campus located at Manya Jorpanya. This would afford us the opportunity to provide brilliant but needy students with the most conducive and convenient environment for teaching and learning. Your support will go a long way to educate a poor but brilliant student in Ghana.
YWOW: Young Women of Worth Education, South Africa The YWOW project at Epworth in Kwazulu Natal, facilitates secondary education for up to 30 deserving disadvantaged young girls annually, like Noluthando Nzimande (URL below). It also celebrates parent-funded achievers, like Dr Zolelwa Sifumba, featured in the 2021 Commonwealth Day Royal Family Premier on BBC1, with HRH the Duke & Duchess of Cambridge. YOUR investment in our mentorship program enables yet another talented and promising young girl to receive a world-class education for Leadership!
Emergency Response to Hurricane Matthew On October 4, 2016, Hurricane Matthew made landfall in Haiti as a Category 4 storm with maximum sustained winds of 145 miles per hour. In addition to powerful winds, the storm brought heavy rain - 15-25 inches in southern parts of the country with up to 40 in isolated pockets. With widespread damage to buildings, health facilities, and other structures, International Medical Corps' emergency response team is on the ground in southern Haiti providing surge support to those in need.
Develop leadership skills for 60 youth in Uganda The project will impart leadership skills to 60 young entrepreneurs aged 16 - 25 years in Kampala and Wakiso districts. These youth gained entrepreneurships skills from Junior Achievement Program by 2010 and started various businesses.   With the leadership skills, they will grow, sustain their businesses and employ other youth thereby reducing redundancy and youth unemployment.  They will also be used as youth peer to peer counselors and ambassadors emphasizing model behavior.
Stay Home Food Support for 1,000 Single Mothers It is undouble that COVID-19 has hit hard on not just the health sector, but every facet of society. In Sierra Leone, Socio-economic state of women with disabilities who are mainly single mothers is appalling. In these difficult times when lockdowns and stay home measures are instituted, women with disabilities suffered with starvation, with barely little or nothing to eat with their children. Donating to a fund that will provide food for these hungry single disable mothers will save lives.
Invest in Muslim youth volunteering for peace The project mobilizes young Muslims to be a volunteer for peace, enabling them, especially women, to participate in the peace process and decision making, and encouraging them to become future leaders
Train Women Farmers in Organic Agriculture, Nepal Develop women’s cooperative groups in implementing sustainable agriculture and train groups with ways to connect to markets to sell their produce and improve their income.
Better Health for Women and Families in Nepal ETC and you will improve health and hygiene for hundreds of villagers in rural Dolakha District, Nepal. Activities will include providing first aid supplies to 30 schools, teaching 20 women to grow useful medicinal plants, distributing seeds and seedlings for hundreds of women to grow nutritious vegetables in their gardens, providing prenatal supplements to 150 pregnant women, offering health training for 92 women, and building latrines at schools where they are needed.
Earthquake Response in Peru Ongoing response to assist victims and survivors of the Aug. 15th earthquake in Peru.
Rewildling Australia Undertaking Australia's most ambitious rewilding program - Newhaven Wildlife Restoration Project. Prior to European settlement, central Australia teemed with wildlife. Today it is a vast marsupial ghost town at the epicenter of global mammal extinctions. Introduced feral predators (cats and foxes), have robbed Australia of its natural capital and are the most significant driver of mammal extinctions. Cats kill around three million mammals, two million reptiles and one million birds every night.
Integrate 50 excluded elders in Hackney with Art This project will provide 50 socially isolated elders in Hackney the opportunity to broaden their horizons and learn about art. Lessons will include; learning about colours, how to draw, how to approach a composition, the history of art, and how to look at a painting. 
Service users will also have the opportunity to go on a trip to Leeds castle where they will learn about landscape drawing. To conclude our project we will exhibit their work to the wider community.
Expanding our Efforts in Asia In 2017 Hope Project took our first trip to Asia to meet with potential partners and to identify a group of children that we could help long-term. We decided to partner together to help the children of a small children's home in Myanmar. In 2019 we agreed to become financially responsible for the home, providing for the daily and ongoing needs of the 40 children living there. Our goal is to continue to expand our efforts in Asia and to do more than simply meet the basic needs of these children.
Inspire and empower Indigenous youth in Australia Indigenous youth living in remote communities in Australia are often neglected and receive very little support. We aim to reach out to these communities and offer our support but hosting recreational trips with a focus on surfing and stand up paddling. These trips can act as a catalyst to engage, inspire and empower these young people.
Educate, Mobilize and Empower Tanzania's Disabled This project will facilitate the provision of appropriate wheelchairs and provide training programs and a facility to enable Tanzanian's disabled to become productive, valuable members of society.
Empower Rural Women - AIDS Skills for Women This successful program uses personal contacts and grassroots networks to spread information about HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment, as well as promoting family health and women's empowerment.
Leadership and Literacy for Congolese Teen Girls Our skilled and experienced "Girl Ambassadors for Peace" travel to the village of Rwenena in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo to teach leadership, reproductive health and literacy skills to teen girls and women, and present, through participatory theater, gender sensitization and peace building for the entire community.
Restore hope to 183 HIV+ women in Uganda-Pallisa The project plan is to purchase and supply local goats to 183 HIV+ women families. This project will help 183 HIV+ women in Pallisa District improve their family incomes and meet competitive resource demands such as fortified foods, clothings and health services like ARVs costs. It is a one year project. Project main activities will include; women training, procure and supply of local 183 goats, monitoring and evaluation.
Caring for Both Vulnerable Girls and Boys of Kenya In & around JWHS, a children's home in Kenya, we: *Provide food, shelter, clothing, medical care, education, & loving support for victims of HIV/AIDS, neglected, & abandoned children  *Provide safety from FGM/illegal practices violating human rights of pastoralist girls *Provide school uniforms, shoes, fees, tuition, textbooks, school supplies, & school lunches to enable low-income children to attend school *Provide continuing, formal, and vocational education to empower vulnerable children
Rehabilitating 500 child Soldiers in Uganda The goal of the project is to rebuild the self esteem of children who had been forced  to join the Lord's Resistance Army and commit horrible crimes. Project will provide basic needs, psychosocial support and vocational training for self sustenance. Project will develop and deliver activities that facilitate behavior change, and reintegration into normal community life.
Restore impacted protected forest in Puerto Rico This project is about the reforestation of impacted areas of the Guanica State Forest due to wildland fires and the 2017 hurricane season. This is a subtropical coastal-dry forest recognized by the UNESCO as a world biosphere reserve due to its high biodiversity and social context. It is also the critical habitat for 15 endangered species including 8 plants, 3 reptiles, 2 birds, 1 amphibian & 1 mammal. This important forest provides ecosystem services to the community and over 500k/yr visitors.
NYC's First-In Food Team Behind Hyperstorm "Sandy" For 18 of our 21 years, THE RIVER FUND NEW YORK has been operating the ONLY mobile pantry program in New York City, taking care of extremely needy families in New York's most desperate communities. As a result of this depth of experience and well-practiced teams, we have been, in many instances, the first food providers to get into the areas hardest hit by Hyperstorm Sandy. Our Mobile Pantry Operations, get-in, set-up in minutes and begin serving substantial quantities of ready-to-eat foods.
Help children fight against malnutrition. 1 in every 2 children in India is malnourished. And what is even scarier is that without immediate help the effects of malnutrition can last a lifetime - affecting overall development and even survival. CRY works in some of the most remote and marginalized areas of the country to protect children from malnutrition and help them overcome the challenges they face to access proper nutrition and health.
RespAct! Children stand up for their communities. RespAct is a project of CamP Group gGmbH that encourages school children with different cultural and educational backgrounds to become active members and leaders in their communities. RespAct utilizes boxing exercises alongside participative videography and role plays to foster community engagement among children. We are building out our project online so that more students and teachers can benefit.
Support a child’s education in rural India The project seeks to ensure quality education for children in rural areas in order to create equal opportunities for all to participate in and benefit from India's economic growth.
Food to 50 needy families during COVID19  pandemic This project will provide nutritious food support to 50 vulnerable families in 2 districts of Jinja and Mpigi district in Eastern and central Uganda,  respectively, the corona pandemic has affected the economic activities in the community,most of these families are headed by the elderly people
Help Celebrate more 5th Birthdays in Mozambique In Mozambique, 44% of children under 5 are stunted from chronic illness and malnutrition. COVID-19 further threatens maternal and child health. Join PCI Media in changing this narrative by supporting our work to share vital health information and spark positive behavior changes via radio-the lifeline to the hardest to reach communities. One episode of our radio program, Ouro Negro (Black Gold), reaches 1.5 million people.
HELP 1,672 VULNERABLE YOUTH REACCESS ICT AGAIN RUGARAMA ICT CENTRE was flooded by runoff water from Muhabura volcano and all the equipment and materials were heavily damaged. As result the centre was closed and the beneficiaries have become the prey of juvenile delinquency. The centre was used to train vulnerable rural young people on computer literacy, business management and project planning and management in attempt to enable them have their opportunities. As solution, SPJ is sensitizing and mobilizing the people about environment issues.
Mobile Bus for 400 Disadvantaged in Brussels The Medibus is a mobile cabinet that offers paramedical care to the most disadvantaged people (drug users, sex workers, homeless people) close to tube and train stations. Yearly 400 consultations take place thanks to a group of 18 volunteers including 8 nurses. Besides its preventive care, part of the patients are referred to the care and orientation centre of Doctors of the World in Brussels. There the patient receives besides a more thorough examination, social and psychological assistance.
Food, Education and Emergency Support for Girls The project will provide basic education, food and hygiene support for schoolgirls of ultra-poor families with special focus on schoolgirls affected by disasters, insurgency and the Coronavirus pandemic. Most often they are in danger of dropping-out because of the lack of simple necessities in life comprising nutritious food, basic school supplies and hygiene kits. We will focus our attention to schoolchildren living in remote barrios in the Philippines where assistance to them is minimal.
Nepal Rapid Response Program to 2nd Wave of COVID Across the country, people are dying in rural and urban areas alike for lack of basic medical treatment & basic food supplies. Like the devastating 2015 earthquakes, the present COVID-19 humanitarian crisis in Nepal was both highly predictable and without a bold intervention, will, tragically, recur. Similarly, most of the rural women communities of the Terai districts of Nepal have started to reel under the following problems due to the 2nd wave of COVID 19.
Computers & Tablets for virtual ed. in Colombia Access to education in Cartagena, COLOMBIA is in a critical state as the COVID outbreak has fully pushed the education system to virtuality and most of the kids that attend the 431 public schools don't have the proper equipment to access internet. We need to get as many laptops and tablets as possible to fill these needs. We will provide 6 and 7yo with tablets and 8-18yo with laptops. Our initial goal are the children of the communities we serve in FEM, and any extras to the public school system
Restore the livelihood of 250 youths in Luwero Youth Empowerment Trust Uganda (YETU) will conduct financial literacy classes, coaching & mentorship and give micro-loans to 100 youths whose livelihood has been adversely affected by Covid 19 pandemic in Luwero District, Central Uganda. This will help the youths to start income-generating activities and restore their livelihoods
Empowering & Upskilling Women & Students in India Many families in India are stuck in the cycle of poverty. In 2010 Indian Parliament passed an Act to provide free compulsory education for all but today girls are still forced to drop out at a young age to help at home. This project is investing in training women to help find work as well as enhancing education, for students, to build a skilled community that are equipped to fight the cycle of poverty.
Clean Water for Dominican & Kenyan Communities Partnering with our local heroes who lead Project Hearts in the Dominican Republic and the Watha Project in Kenya, GRACE Cares will bring greater Water Access, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) to under-served communities. This initiative will drastically improve the health and quality of life for the people of the Baitoa region in the Dominican Republic and the members of the Watha tribe in the Galana region of Kenya.
A borehole for 60 households in Zimbabwe Project intends to drill a borehole for 60 households and train 2 pump minders in the drought prone Matabeleland South region. Currently the households (village) relies on the neighboring village borehole for domestic use and nutrition gardens. This leads to rationing of water and therefore compromises the general health and nutrition of the households.