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Innovative pilots in Kenyan and Ugandan Schools The educational landscape is changing rapidly in Kenya and Uganda. More young people are in secondary school than ever before. The purpose of this funding is to encourage and support our partner schools to develop and pilot new ideas. These pilots, as well as making an impact in their own right, will keep EPAfrica's programme vigorous and will ensure that our partnerships with schools continue to evolve, our investments are relevant and together we achieve the best possible outcome for students.
Cosmetology for 50 Adolescent Mothers in Grenada The Programme for Adolescent Mothers, serves teenage mothers and pregnant adolescents of Grenada W. I. offering an opportunity for them to complete their educational career through an integrated program of academics, skills training & personal development. From 1994 to 2013, 598 young women have benefited from the program. This Cosmetology training would develop self-sufficiency & employability skills which would enhance their lives and reduce the possibility of an unwanted second pregnancy.
Educate Refugee Women & Children in Chicago This project will allow Madonna Mission to provide educational support to 100 refugee women and children in Chicago.
Hillside Restoration & Pollinator Habitat Creation Everyone is impacted by the disappearance of the honeybees, our very lives depend on the survival and recovery of the honeybees and other pollinators. Educating beekeepers in sustainable methods since 1996, we have already positively influenced the growth of benign beekeeping methods. The drastic reduction of food diversity (forage) for all pollinators needs positive examples of how to create healing and strengthening food supplies for them, our Hillside Restoration aims to do just that.
Setu Shiksha Jyoti Kendra - ( Formal School) a) To educate the underprivileged children in Nithari (Village)  b) To create a better environment for the weaker section of the society  c) To develop a sense of Humanity.
Dental Mission for Tibetan Nomads of Yushu The nomads of Yushu Prefecture in Qinghai Province have very little access to healthcare, and they live hundreds of miles away from proper dental care. A group of dentists from Temple Dental School are donating their time and skills to give these people their beautiful smiles back! Please help us in supporting these communities, which the Pureland Project has been working with for over 13 years, by helping us bring these talented dentists to those in need!
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Nikhita, Sanjana, Malini, and Snehitha 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.
CORE Haiti Earthquake Response On the morning of August 14, 2021, a 7.2-magnitude earthquake hit the island of Haiti causing high casualties and widespread disaster. CORE has launched an immediate response  to provide emergency support to survivors. CORE will provide emergency shelter, rubble removal support and medical assistance.
SUPERANDO RETOS / OVERCOMING BARRIERS Toyota Insurance Challenge aims to help achieve real integration of children with disabilities into schools and communities of Les Cayes and Lilavois in Haiti.  This challenge wants to raise funds to support the work of America Solidaria Haiti in order to help them develop functional and learning capacities, promote skills and empowerment to enhance autonomy, and strengthen physical and social skills in children with disabilities
Prevent COVID-19:SODIS Promotes Hygiene in Bolivia "COVID-19 as the worlds most dangerous threat"UNICEF (2020) Children experience poverty differently from adults. Their needs, expectations, and aspirations are different. It is therefore important to directly assess their material shortcomings, or measure their multidimensional poverty. Nevertheless, in the context of the current COVID-19 pandemic, as parents lose their jobs and sources of income, it is also important to measure what happens to children living in monetary poor and impoverished
Water & Toilet Loans in Indian Villages Berhampur and Aska, face a clean water & sanitation crisis. Project assists families in obtaining individual loans to build their own water tap and latrine in their home.
Help Family Learning Centre at Gbawe in Ghana open This project is premised upon a firm belief that that education is the key to upward mobility. The family learning project is an ongoing project initiated by the PAAJAF foundation to address the different educational challenges faced by the Gbawe community. This is phase two of the Family Learning Centre project to benefit 120 pre-school students, 15 primary school students and 10 adults through adult literacy education.
Education Programme for Underprivileged children We are  located in Rajnandgaon District of Chhattisgarh (india) since 2001. We have so far worked with under privileged children  in Dongargarh Block at Rajnandgaon district. With the support and encouragement of local community of Village Kothitola we started Adiwashi Shishu Vidya Mandir (School of Underprivileged chileren) in 2002. We always aimed to provide affordable education to children in Kothitola and surrounding 20 villages. 200 tribal children currently studies in this school year 2017
Education for 1000 Teenage Mothers in Uganda If statistics were to introduce us to one hundred women and girls, 57 of them would have given birth before their 16th birthday. We would meet 22 girls who became mums before age 14. Developed in response to the widespread concern of early pregnancy in Uganda, the Mentor A Mum (MAM) project addresses the causes and consequences of teenage pregnancy by leveraging the very social support and education young mothers aged 12 to 18 are denied by their situation.
Empower 139 teen mothers economically in Tanzania The project will ensure 139 teen mothers from poor families in Ilemela district who dropped secondary education, to be trained on detergent and shampoo making.Then they will be provided with seed capital and they will be in Self Help Groups for each group to get product making machine.After a 3 day training they will start producing shampoo and detergent,the products which are marketable.They will be able to earn income and support themselves and their poor families instead of joining sex work.
Support 50 blind Girls to participate in education In Uganda only 9% of school age going children with disability is estimated to have enrolled in primary school compared to the national average of 92%. Of the 9% only 6% are able to transition to secondary school.  In communities where people face challenges to provide for their own basic needs, education for a girl with disability is not an option; Girls with Disability often have no chance in accessing an education.The attitude towards the education of girls with disability is negative.
Educate 1,200 impoverished children in Honduras The project will give 1,200 boys and girls from the poorest sections of society in Honduras a quality, all-rounded education, as well as free full-time care and shelter. This opportunity will equip them for a brighter future which will not only help them, but also their families, break free from a cycle of poverty.
Protecting Tigers In the last 100 years, tigers have lost 96% of their historical range with wild populations estimated to be as few as 3,500. By funding ground-based tiger conservation initiatives across Asia, David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation (DSWF) is fighting from grass roots to the world-stage to protect this iconic species and give it the best possible chance of survival in the wild.
Pre and post-natal Care for Poor Women Poor women here lack access to proper and timely pre and post-natal care resulting to very high mortality for them and for their infants. The lack of timely care is because of poverty and lack of resources. They cannot ask help from their neighbors and relatives because they are also equally poor like themselves.
Hot meals 1500 Children 3x a Week in Gaza KGs KinderUSA's Nutritional Meals for Kindergartens provides 1500 children attending 12 kindergartens (aged 4-6) in marginalized and war-torn regions of Gaza with nutritious meals at school three times a week during the spring (February - May)  and fall (September - November) 2017 school semesters. The project simultaneously provides training in food production for 23 female heads of household,  employing 5 hearing impaired women as trainers in the project  to prepare the meals,
Providing Clean Water for Villagers in Kerala To build rainwater harvesting systems and provide management training to conserve water, empower women, and boost community health in Kuttanad, India.
Save Street Children in Nigeria This project will empower 10000 street children in the North East of Nigeria. Around 1.5 million children are homeless in this region of Nigeria. They are without food, shelter and education. These children have become easy recruits as child soldiers and fighters for violent extremist and terrorist groups. This project will feed these children, give them a home and send them to primary and secondary schools, including the establishment of a recreational and educational centre.
Providing a Safe and Loving Home for Every Child Every child needs a nurturing family to fulfil their God-given potential. We want to make this a reality for thousands of children in Europe who are orphaned or unable to live with their family of birth. We identify and equip in-country leaders in their context. They work in their own communities to inspire families to provide homes, and partner with others to influence practice in the best interest of the child. We aim to improve the lives of 60,000 children in the next three years.
Provide Youths in Freetown Slums Computer Skills Sierra Leonean youths are eager to learn to use computers. From developing an understanding of computers, youths from slums in the capital city can benefit from what the worldwide web can offer.
Educating the Poorest Children of Bwaise, Uganda AFFCAD plans to build a new school in Bwaise, the poorest slum in Kampala. Due to changing rent, landlord neglect and instability, the only primary school that offers free school places has been forced to shut down. AFFCAD want to rebuild the school, providing an excellent standard of education accessible to all children in the community.
1000 GIRLS WITH FGM DISEASES,MEDICAL CARE IN Kenya Over 170,000 females who has undergone Genital Mutilation (FGM) develop complication. At least one out of every ten persons with FGM developing serious health complications likeexcessive bleeding and infection, chronic pain,swelling,problems with wound healing, urine retention, recurrent urinary and vaginal infection, and difficult labor.anxiety and post traumatic stress, stigmatization and castigation. And ABNORMALITY in the female sexual function.So they need urgent HEALTH CARE
Petropolis Brazil Flood Relief Fund At least 78 people have died in flash flooding and landslides in the Brazilian city of Petropolis, north of Rio de Janeiro after hours of torrential rain. GlobalGiving is working closely with our partners on the ground in Brazil to get emergency support to impacted communities in this time of need.
Help Lithuanian Kids in their Battle with Cancer This project will provide care to children with cancer in the two major hospitals in Lithuania. Medical, psychological, financial, and palliative support will be provided to the children and thier families.
Out of Home and School in Northern Nigeria This project gives out-of-school children a chance to have access to educational materials, establish community reading clubs across 10 IDPs camps in Borno and engage children in activities that facilitates learning and encourage term work. Boko Haram draws its members mainly from disaffected youths, unemployed and destitute children. Displacement camps without education facilities and children's alienation will help provide more cognitive opening that extremist will exploit in recruitment.
Protecting Marine Turtles in Thailand The turtle population is in a critical state worldwide, however, in areas with high tourist numbers the species is even more threatened.  Our goal is to create awareness around the sensitive nesting and breeding areas of these creatures,  create safe and effective breeding grounds for them as well as provide emergency care to those in need. By doing this we hope to allow for sustainable tourism that doesn't inhibit the population growth of the turtles
Healthy and Happy: children's food security in RDC Aleimar and AMKA want to promote the right to food for children suffering or at risk of malnutrition in the areas of Mabaya and Sambwa (in the province of Lubumbashi). Aleimar and AMKA also want to raise awareness in the entire community in relation to correct nutrition and hygiene practices, prevent child diseases in order to reduce their mortality rates and help mothers taking good pre and post-natal care of their children.
China Leadership Summit 2016 The China Leadership Summit (CLS) is a three-day conference hosted each spring at Duke University and the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. The twin objectives of the China Leadership Summit are to promote greater understanding of China, while fostering a collaborative environment in which delegates can emerge with resources and contacts as future leaders in U.S. - China relations--first as undergraduates and later as academics, government officials and businessmen.
Grameen Shikkha Scholarship Program Grameen Shikkha Scholarship Program provides financial support to bright underprivileged children. The scholarship winners are selected based on criteria set by the donors.
Protecting Arab Leopard in Endangered Yemen The Arabian tiger (Panthera pardus nimr) is classified as threatened with extinction on IUCN Red List. Yemen was identified as the main country to conserve the Arabian tiger More than 15 years ago, an Arab tiger from Wada was captured and local residents still indicate that the Arab tiger is in the Wadaa Reserve and some of the reserves in Yemen
Provide Tech Health Solutions for Nigerian Youth The mobile health service is a unique project that utilizes mobile phone and social media to engage young people and has answered over One Million questions on issues that affect their SRH . It provides a mechanism for young people to ask questions around sexual health and HIV/AIDS, by text messages,telephone hotline, Facebook or through email/web based interface, and receive unbiased and accurate information, which enables them to make informed decisions about their sexual reproductive health.
Supporting Health Care in Villages of Vietnam Engineers working with doctors and residents of 10 villages to evaluate the success and lessons learned from potable water and sanitary projects intended to improve rural hospitals and public health.
Set-Up 90 computers near Kumasi Ghana villages Laptops/computer labs will be installed in rural schools in villages near Kumasi, Ghana to enable students to learn the necessary skills to continue their high school education.
Child Education in Grand-Lahou  Cote d'Ivoire Early education is a challenge in Cote d'Ivoire where 25,000 children have not been enrolled in school especially the administrative area of Grand-Lahou due to lack of qualified personnel, land lock areas, and extreme poverty. This project is aimed at providing education for 2-5-year-old children whose parents cannot afford to enrol them during the academic year. The project will help the population to understand that little children, especially the girl-child, have the right to an education.
Improve their lives & futures with a scholarship Today, many millions of people cannot access higher education due to financial, availability, or societal constraints. Tuition rates are skyrocketing worldwide. UNESCO stipulates by 2025, 98 million individuals will be unable to attend university because there won't be enough places at existing universities. There is an online tuition-free solution - University of the People. Help 45 more students improve their lives by getting degrees in business administration or computer science.
Give Syrian children hope through education Providing children with an education is a basic right and one that is proving challenging for Syrian refugee children. In Lebanon schools are overwhelmed and places are limited making it difficult for Syrian families to register their children. Providing children with pre-school education  prepares them for school and for the Lebanese school system. The pre-school will cater for 110 children and provide work for Syrian teachers as well. It gives focus to the community and hope for the future.
Combating Climate Change with Agroecology The mission of the Agroecology Initiative is to train and provide tools to resource poor farmers to enhance outcomes using high-yield, Grow Biointensive agricultural techniques, regenerative practices that build soil , develop demonstration gardens in regions that give workshops, set up tree nurseries, seed saving, bee keeping and  implementing restorative practices to address the issues around Climate Change in food production
Empower 60 Ugandan women to raise out of poverty. This project will train women living with HIV and aids and youth unemployed in vocational and entrepreneurial skills, as well as providing an increase to the access of women and youth of pallisa district community to daily household income generation, micro finance and productive assets that enable self-reliance.
Empower environmental defenders in Mexico People in many communities throughout Mexico have been deprived of their land and have suffered the destruction of their environment due to unsustainable megaprojects and political interests. We ask for your contribution in order to help us provide 10 communities in Mexico with  legal aid and fortify their capabilities so they can possess the legal tools to protect their land, their natural heritage and their human rights.
Building Positive Futures One Kid at a Time Building Futures Educational Initiative is a year-round program that focuses on improving school engagement, attendance, and performance of Boston Public’s truant middle school youth.
Help India rise against hunger of 1000 people This project will feed 1000 people in the slums and streets of 3 regions in the state of Goa, every day. Lunch is provided for the slum dwellers, poor and disabled on the streets. Our efforts are to eradicate malnutrition and hunger of the children and people in our proximity. People in tent facilities are surviving without the basic necessities and are prone to the dangers of starvation, malnutrition and nutritional diseases. Our goal is to provide a nutritious meal, one time a day.
Brightening Girls Future through Education Children from post conflict communities continue to experience challenging situations in accessing quality education, they perform poorly in Schools due to lack of basic Scholastic requirements. Girls miss class lessons during menstrual period in fear of the boys, early marriages & dropping out of Schools. Many children are also forced to seek employment to cater for their household needs at the expense of studies leading to high rate of Child labour and neglect however girls will be supported.
Energy assistance for low-income Oregon families HEAT Oregon, celebrating more than 25 years as an independent 501 (c )(3) nonprofit serving low-income residents of Oregon with emergency energy assistance including electricity, gas, oil or other forms of heating resources.
Abolish Open Defecation from India:"Build Toilets" Of the 1 billion people who have no toilets, India accounts for nearly 600 million. With the ever-increasing population of the country, everyone's health, especially that of women and children, is compromised in a major way due to unavailability of toilets. Nidan leads in providing solutions to this problem by helping communities in planning out the type of toilet facilities required including financing, construction, operation and maintenance responsibilities.
Support refugee resilience and empower makers Your donations will make enable Habibi.Works to continue to offer a platform for education, empowerment and encounters in northern Greece. Visitors to this intercultural makerspace - including refugees and asylum seekers living in refugee camps and urban accommodations in the area, Greek locals and international makers - will be able to use Habibi.Works' 13 working areas and have access to tools, material and expert guidance in order to envision and create their own projects and solutions.
Covid 19---A Love Story How a small therapeutic riding center in NH plans to give the pandemic a KICK!  Fighting back against depression and isolation in the time of Covid 19.
Los Alamitos Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Udai, Sriram, Ankith, Snigdha, and Angela from Enloe High School 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.
Shelter & Care for 58 cows in INDIA A total of 40 cows & their 18 calves need shelter & hygienic care.  The existing 15 yrs old shelter is unplanned & dilapidated. The walls are damaged, tin shelter leaking, drainage blocked & congestion of space. Hygienic care & cleanliness is a challenge due to congestion & lack of resources.  We're trying to construct a new Cow Shelter in a 4,000 s.q.ft. area for these cows with proper drainage, shelter & ventilation. Also arrange for good quality cow feed & employees for maintenance & care.
Support children suffering because of Covid-19 Covid-19 is damaging the mental health of children and young people. Our aim is to minimise the long term impact on children aged from 4 to 18 across Essex. Working with local charity Kids Inspire we can ensure that as schools reopen and demand for vital therapy sessions increase funding is available to support all these children. Your donation will help ensure that as the consequences of the pandemic continue children can access the help they so badly need.
Distributing Medication to Prevent Blindness Trachoma, a bacterial infection of the eye which can cause blindness which affects many people in impoverished regions. It is most common in children. However, there is an inexpensive antibiotic available that is effective in preventing and treating the disease.
GlobalGiving Relief Fund for Haiti Earthquake The GlobalGiving Relief Fund is working with 18 partner organizations to support comprehensive emergency relief and recovery efforts for victims and survivors of the devastating January earthquake.
PROVIDE NUTRITION TO ORPHANS IN NEPAL Adpin is working in Nepal helping orphans and marginalized children that have been orphaned during the decade long civil war in Nepal .The victims of the insurgency have primarily been children that have lost their parents and are living in abject poverty and hunger. Through the years Adpin has been providing orphanages with food like rice, meat, vegetables and canned food to ensure that the children receive a nutritious and replenishing diet to ensure healthy growth and development
Help Build Resilient Schools in Mozambique On March 15, 2019, Cyclone Idai made landfall near Beira, Sofala Province, Mozambique. With sustained winds of up to 185 km/hour and torrential rains, Idai has been classified as one of the Southern Hemisphere's most devastating storms on record. This project will support AHAH's recovery program in Mozambique, where our teams are working to support communities in the aftermath of this devastating storm and rebuild their heavily damaged schools.