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Integration&social change for disadvantaged youths Footura created Individual program for disadvantaged youths (IPDY) that includes the following areas: consultations & steering about health, rights, opportunities, job; training courses & seminars for improving communication & presentation skills, active development of teamwork abilities (through sport), using of role-model principles; direct involvement in our activities - sport events, seminars, meetings for immediate social and community realization; scholarships and contests programs, etc.
University for Low-Income Students in Cambodia Your gifts make it possible for bright young students from low-income families in Cambodia to attend university. Higher education for young Cambodians results in lasting transformation for families and local communities by improving job opportunities and intellectual capital. Without this critical financial support, these bright young students will likely work in low-wage factory or service jobs, reducing their immense potential to effect positive change for their communities in the future.
Cyclone Vardha Chennai- Relief and Rehabilitation Cyclone Vardha arrived even as the people of Chenni, Kancheepuram and Tiruvllur districts were attempting to erase the dark memories of December deluge of  2015.  It came, it shook, it destroyed. Most affected are the slum people We are planning to provide immediate help to rebuild their homes and lives.   Provide relief materials, psycho social counseling for children traumatized by this experience. Plant 2000 trees.  Provide disaster management skills.  200 most affected families will benefit.
Help 73 Tanzanian vulnerable Children go to school Tanzania is experiencing an unprecedented increase in the number of orphans and vulnerable children (OVC). Despite discrepancies in statistics, the number of vulnerable children in the country is increasing. HIV/AIDS induced orphan hood that constitute 58.8% of all orphans in Tanzania.    TA Foundation plans to support education materials to vulnerable children who have dropped out of school and those OVC students who  lack education materials so that they could go on with their studies.
Empower Wayua to start own business Wayua needs startup funds for her dressmaking business. This project will enable her to purchase items necessary for dressmaking along with 3 months rent for a sewing shop. Wayua is now responsible for her elderly grandmother and 3 cousins. Wayua and her cousins are all orphaned. The grandmother's health prevents her from working. Managing and providing for the household is now Wayua's responsibility. Wayua is only 17 years old, but she has the skills, tenacity and ambition to succeed.
Animal Assisted Therapy for Children in Guatemala This project will allow us to pay the costs of assisted animal therapy sessions so that our therapy dog, Mo'os (meaning "my son" in Tz'utujil), can provide weekly animal therapy to 30 children with disabilities in Santiago Atitlan.
Protect Children Affected by War and Violence This project will provide support and protection for 150 girls and boys who are exposed to violence, war and harsh forms of child labor in Kabul the project will have three distinctive but interlinked components of rehabilitation of children through psycho social activities; vocational skills training; and reintegration of children into their families and communities.
Oxfam's June 2018 Response to Flooding in India Flood waters damaged homes in four states in northeast India and over 800,000 individuals are impacted. People are living in relief camps and makeshift shelters with almost no access to clean drinking water and basic sanitation facilities. Oxfam and its partners are assessing the situation and providing hygiene kits to the worst affected households. We are also preparing a six-month response to aid 16,000 households with their emergency needs around shelter, water and sanitation, and food.
Educate, Empower and Heal 75 at-risk Haitian youth Provide a prevention program using arts integration for 75 at-risk youth three days a week in the impoverished Little Haiti community of Miami, FL including meals, mentoring, and educational support
Maasai Olympics: Ending Lion Killings In Kenya Iconic predators of Africa are disappearing before our eyes. Wild African lions have declined by 75% in 20 years. Predators are critical to healthy eco-systems in East Africa. In Maasai culture, it is custom for males to kill lions as a rite of passage into manhood. Maasai leaders asked for assistance from Big Life to eliminate lion hunting from their culture. In response, the Maasai Olympics and conservation education initiative were created to provide a transformative alternative.
Help me Be Who I Want: Education in Myanmar Imagine dreaming of being an engineer but not having access to books or internet. Imagine living in a place with no libraries or internet when you dream of becoming a teacher. For many young people in Myanmar, this is the reality.  The Tekkatho Foundation puts resources in the hands of those who need them to most, helping them pursue an education no matter what their circumstances. Our MyLibrary devices are handheld and portable, containing thousands of digitized school textbooks and fun lessons
Provide heart surgeries for Rio's poorest children Provides access for poor families to medical professionals and life-saving heart surgeries for children who languish in sub-substandard medical situations and can die from inadequate care.
Improve nutrition status of 200 children in Malawi The project is about improving the nutritional status of 200 vulnerable children infected and affected by HIV/AIDS aged between 0 to 5 years old by promoting and supporting kitchen gardening using indigenous vegetables and fruits and also pig rearing in 50 poor resource households in Malawi. These indigenous crops are more nutritious and withstand adverse weather conditions and the pigs grow and multiply faster. The project will take place in Thandazga community in Mzuzu, northern Malawi.
Unite and Educate 10 street kids in Dakar Senegal Empire Des Enfants through its WE REALLY CARE program will unite rescued street children(child beggars) from the streets of Dakar Senegal with their families and assure that 10 children who are returned to their families will get basic education. Follow up program to check up on the children to be sure they go to school and not returned back to the street of Senegal.
Lady Deborah Berewa outpatient Hospital Lakka, SL In October 2012 the First Lady of Sierra Leone, H.E. Sia Koroma, granted GGM a larger facility just outside the capital of Freetown in an area known as Lakka.  The building was built in 2006 by the former vice-president Mr. Solomon Berewa in honor of his late wife, a former nurse.  After renovations the hospital, Lady Deborah Berewa Hospital (LDBH) was opened in December 2012 and now serves as the GGM free outpatient hospital in Lakka Village in the Western Rural District of Sierra Leone.
#GivingTuesday End-of-Year Support Jookender Support Jookender in our efforts to build a strong, vibrant, and giving back community of 1st generation refugees/immigrants from the Russian-Jewish Origin.   If we raise $5000 and have at least 50 donors, we'll get a dollar-to-dollar match from a private foundation. All November 30 donations will be partially matched by the Global Giving Platform. if we raise $10,000, we'll be featured in several giving guides/publications, and have a few more opportunities for matches.
Help 4 Guatemalan Children Have Bright Futures! This program will support 4 children from low-income families with daily vitamins, a bag of monthly pantry supplies, a kit of school supplies at the beginning of the school year, a backpack, weekly sessions with a tutor and a healthy snack at the end of each session in order for the beneficiaries to start primary school with the goal that they will continue studying and have bright futures.
Help 3,000 Elephants/10,000 Villagers in Myanmar We have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to create a stable, secure home for Myanmar's 3,000 timber elephants and the nearly 10,000 people who live with and care for them. Without our help, these elephants could be forced back into logging or cruelly turned into performance animals. Our goal is to build a new home for all the elephants and the people. A safe, secure place where the elephants live in peace and the people have jobs, clean water, sanitation, long-term medical care and schools.
Find all causes of Alzheimer's disease and a cure Cure Alzheimer's Fund is focused on funding research with the highest probability of slowing, stopping or reversing Alzheimer's Disease.
After-School Program for Immigrant Teens Enroot bridges the gap between education and a life full of possibilities. We participate in the movement to make America the most welcoming country on earth by helping immigrant students thrive within our education system. Our students are global citizens and we celebrate their individuality.  We provide low-income immigrant teens in Cambridge and Somerville, MA the space to dream big and the tools to succeed by providing mentoring, academic support, internships, and leadership development.
Technology Training Center for Ethiopian Israelis The high-tech industry presents one of the most attractive and financially rewarding career paths in the Israeli job market. Unfortunately, many young Ethiopian Israelis are confronted with obstacles which deter their integration into the industry.
Using technology to help Down The 'Mauricio Garrigou Foundation' is a non-profit organization helping students with intellectual disabilities to expand their learning capabilities and improve their life opportunities through technology. Based at the 'Maria Corredentora' School in Madrid, the foundation uses a suite of bespoke apps which have been specifically developed to help students aged 4 to 20 acquire better writing, reading and mathematical skills.
Cleft Surgery for Poor Children in Bangladesh 50 cleft surgeries will be performed in November 2011, following our successful mission last year. Help us give a new life to children born with cleft palates.
Emergency Supplies to Save Cameroon from COVID-19 As COVID-19 spreads quickly in Cameroon, many people in the country are constantly living in fear and insecurity. With suboptimal health care conditions, the country may soon face terrible consequences. Our project - Cameroon Unites Against COVID-19 Project - will mainly take place in rural and urban areas across Northwest Cameroon, distributing educational materials (flyers, posters, T-shirts, posters) as well as personal protective equipment (soap, hand sanitizer, cloth mask) to 1,000 people.
Give 300 maasai families safe water in kenya Maasai women carry water with their backs for 20km for several months. The women and children no longer move with animals from one place to another. They now have permanency in the areas they now live. Sanitation problems in this areas is very high leading to water shortage and sanitation related illnesses in their villages due to lack of latrines.
This project will reduce the number of months that the women need to carry water with their backs through assistance with water tanks and a latrine.
Ecological  school produce food and trees for life Establishing school gardens and reforestation plans are implemented in 10 rural communities from Nicaragua, as a teaching strategy to improve education, develop ecological awareness and improve food security .  Teachers and children are trained and learn to cultivate the land. They produce nutritious food and improve their nutritional status that allows them to learn and improve concentration.  They learn to value the environment and reforest the communities to protect water sources.
Give food and education to 176 orphans in Kisumu The high number of orphans living within the  slums of Kisumu needs urgent attention, the provision of food,basic education,health care and training will give these orphans a self-reliance future.
Community Innovation resource centre The project will build a community resource centre equipped with internet, radio and television were the community  access current information from their local area and around the world on agriculture and food security, environmental awareness and sustainability, climate change adaptation, marketing and marketing skills, education , health and land rights. With in the radius of 50kilo meters of Kikandwa there is no resource  or internet centre of any kind were the community  access information
Provide Disaster Health Kits for Dorian Survivors As individuals throughout the Bahamas rebuild their lives from the devastation of Hurricane Dorian, MAP International is sending thousands of Disaster Health Kits (DHK) to help those who are without power and water. People exposed to floodwater are at risk for skin rashes, conjunctivitis, and ear and throat illnesses. DHKs include essential hygiene items to help prevent the spread of illness and disease. They include antiseptic wipes, soap, toothpaste, toothbrush, and other vital health items.
Inspiring Futures: AboutFace Scholarship Program Often youth with facial disfigurements limit their futures by not pursuing post-secondary education. They dont believe in themselves and allow their facial difference to limit their aspirations. AboutFace created the Scholarship Program to inspire and recognize the personal and academic achievements of youth with facial differences who have dreams of becoming more. By providing financial support, we inspire youth with facial disfigurements to fulfill their dreams for a brighter future.
Relief & Training:100 unemployed Nicaraguan Women. Voces Vitales Nicaragua has historically invested in the training of women & girls in order to generate sustainable change.  Today as we face the enormous impact of COVID19 on Nicaraguan families, VVN is also providing assistance to the emerging needs for resource-poor and disproportionately affected women.  While we are helping unemployed women with emergency food relief, we are also providing them with training to help them discover ways for generating an income to sustain their families.
Y.O.G.A. for Youth Y.O.G.A. for Youth helps students and urban youth improve academic performance. Our program also helps decrease stress levels and behavior issues. A 2010 study (led by Sat Bir Singh Khalsa, PhD of Harvard University) showed Academic Performance Index (API) growth in schools participating in the Y.O.G.A. for Youth program.
Educational Fund for Indigent Children The fund will be used to pay for the educational needs of indigent children especially those living in very remote mountain areas. Sometimes as simple lack of writing pads, school bags and slippers will prevent a child from going to school. The most problematic is the lack of food with starving children unable to go to school for lack of energy. They also often get sick and they lack medical support further debilitating them.
Puerto Rico Earthquake Disaster Relief This project will meet the initial recovery needs of the most destitute of families who have been devastated by the earthquake in Puerto Rico. The needs are overwhelming and we are doing all we can.   Items included in each shipment can be: nonperishable ready to eat foods, baby and children's supplies,  personal hygiene products, new bedding, disinfectants, cleaning supplies, garbage bags,  building supplies and so much more. ...
Empower Kenyan Girls with Education Makindu seeks to empower poor destitute girls in Kenya to complete full secondary education and obtain skills for an independent, healthy life. Girls in Kenya often drop out after primary school (8 years) when tuition is no longer covered. Girls receive socio-cultural pressure to abandon education in favor of early marriage, family caregiving, and home chores. This project pays tuition for girls to attend and complete secondary school, launching them towards higher studies or vocational careers.
Change the World through Sustainable Job Creation YOU have the ability to do more than just "give charity" by partnering with REBUILD globally!  You can participate in real, lasting, life-changing development. At REBUILD globally, we make high fashion sandals from up-cycled tires to support the reconstruction of post earthquake Haiti.  With your donation today, you can help us empower Haitians to rise from poverty by providing employment, education, and resources to our incredible artisans who are changing their community one family at a time.
Train 6 Young Female Leaders in South Africa Young female leaders are dynamic change-makers in rural communities! Lima plans to provide accredited training and a gender-focused life skills workshop for 6 highly talented young women of color working in the challenging field of rural development. These passionate young ladies are impacting disadvantaged communities throughout South Africa. This project will create a path for their professional growth through management skills development, with the support of woman-to-woman mentorship.
Aid to Children's Town in Zambia This project is supporting and providing supplies to an AIDS Orphanage in Zambia.
Scholarships for mexican girls in poverty We seek to bring education to girls in poverty through our scholarship program.   From 1991, we have served 14,088 girls and 10,908 families.  The project is currently providing scholarships to 692 students.
Scholarships for Service in Belize Fifteen secondary students in Belize's poorest districts will earn multiple-year scholarships in exchange for serving his/her local community. They'll develop professional skills and service values.
Educate 500 Orphans and Needy Children in Tanzania This project will provide grants enabling schools in rural Tanzania to keep 500 orphans and vulnerable children in school by paying for uniforms, supplies or fees needed to continue their education.
Healthcare & Opportunity in the Hidden Himalayas This project provides basic healthcare -and education in the least developed area of Nepal. There are no roads in Humla and the government health system is dysfunctional. Maternal and child mortality rates are some of the highest in the world (<30%). More than 50,000 people live in the district. The project is integrated with education, food security, WASH, renewable energy and income generation projects to promote a healthier lifestyle and a secure future for, particularly, women and children.
Lighting Kenyan Women's Lives This campaign will bring safe, clean and reliable LED solar and wind-up lights to very poor women in Kenya, reducing their dependence on expensive, dangerous fuel-based lighting.
Yolanda (Haiyan) Relief and Rehabilitation Efforts The project will specifically target yolanda/haiyan affected sites in the Visayas. It will continue distribution of relief items to local residents, provide psycho-social first aid training to locally based counsellors and teachers and rehabilitate selected schools.
NOSTALGIA SENIOR THEATRE RENOVATION International Humanitarian Union Catharsis, the one of the first NGO organizations founded in the Republic of Georgia in 1990 and the largest nationwide charitable complex center of emergency, social and senior care is seeking support for its Nostalgia Senior Theatre's 6-month renovation project with the total budget of 14,466 (fourteen thousand four hundred sixty six) US Dollars.
VETOGA 200 Hour Teacher Training Program VETOGA's mission is to provide yoga, meditation, and healing arts to military, veterans, their families, and communities. We accomplish this by holding FREE monthly yoga classes that help veterans build sustainable communities. VETOGA will be hosting the first ever 200 hour Yoga Teacher Training program that is specifically for veterans to become yoga instructors. This teacher training will equip veterans with the holistic tools and teachings to continue to pass on the healing benefits of yoga
Quest for Water Making water available to women & children of Tanzania living under physical torture; walking 20 miles for less than 5 gallons, by constructing a water tower that will make H2O available to 23,000
Support the UNHCR this Holiday Season At this very moment, millions of families are forced to flee their homes in Syria, Afghanistan and Eritrea, due to violence, persecution, warfare, and disaster. Many risk their lives in an attempt to cross the Mediterranean Sea and reach safety in Europe. This holiday season you can truly make a difference. Support the UN Refugee Agency's life-saving work and make a donation to Sverige for UNHCR, the Swedish Fundraising Foundation to the UNHCR.
Emergency Relief Efforts for Ecuador A 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck off the west coast of Ecuador at 6:58 PM local time on April 16, 2016. The Government of Ecuador has a declared a national state of emergency for six heavily affected provinces, including Esmeraldas, Los Rios, Manabi, Santa Elena, Guayas, and Santo Domingo.
55 laptops for our underprivileged female students Dar Moustaqbel, 'House of the Future', is our student house in Marrakech and hosts 55 girls from underprivileged families. We offer them the opportunity to attend university by offering a safe house where they can prosper. Especially for girls from poor families, it is not easy to start a study and enter the labour market. Being digitally connected is a necessity for our students, and therefore we need to invest in laptops, especially now during Covid-19.
Disaster Relief Fund On December 10th, 2021 our service area was ravaged by devastating tornadoes.  This fund is to help our clients and our community with dire needs during the recovery and rebuilding efforts of these storms.
Help cancer patients in Russia We provide psychological support to cancer patients and their relatives over 18 years old in Russia across several cities (Moscow, Voronezh, Yarsolavl, Tyumen and Saratov to name a few) to help reduce mortality rate and to improve cancer patients' quality of life. This is done through organizing various programs and events, such as art therapy,  individual one-on-one psychological therapy, beauty days and so on. We also provide informational support mainly by collaborating with oncology clinics.
EMPOWER 100 BENIN POOR WOMEN OF MANGROVE AREA The most vulnerable and the poorest are the first victims of climate change, women belong to these two categories. Being faced with more barriers than men before to access and control resources, women protect themselves against problems with droughts, floods, and hurricanes.
This activity will help strengthen the capacity of women's groups through training in literacy, health, development of business plan. The construction of a room used as for training and meeting will reap a great harvest.
Training and Maintenance of Solar Clinics in Burma This project will train medics and provide equipment maintenance for solar powered clinics that serve hundreds of thousands of people in rural Burma (Myanmar).
A safe space to grow. Club de Ninos y Ninas in San Luis Potosi, works with vulnerable kids that need a safe space to grow and develop all their potential. We provide tuition in homework, to avoid school desertion, we also have fun activities like arts (dance, paintings, music) and sports (basquet, volley ball, gymnastics, tae kwondo and soccer) for our members that come from the sorrounding communities and are often children of working mothers that woul be left alone at home or in the streets without the Club.
Educational Material for 50 children Towards the protection and welfare measures of 50 exploited children we teach easy based learning methodology which desperately need lot of educational materials which in turn will ease the mode of learning of these children who got dropped out at the early ages.  As there are another 30 children joined in the rehabilitation centre we need to support more educational material to children.  Apart from that we are also planning to provide rich supply of books and critical literacy support.