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Give joy to victims of abuse, rape and slavery Domestic abuse, rape, sexual abuse, slavery, trafficking - these dreadful traumas have a devastating effect on a woman's sense of self, on her confidence, her self esteem and her body image. Now Company of Dreams is bringing joy to shattered lives through the surprising art of bellydance. This unique and inspiring programme of classes, held in refuges, safe houses and support groups is bringing happiness to women who have suffered so much, and helping them regain confidence & self esteem
Help a Nepali child remain with a loving family The "Kinship Care" model covers educational as well as living expenses for children. Children in this program either have parents who cannot afford to care for them or who have been orphaned by the 2015 earthquake.  NYF finds the child's nearest kin and provides support for the family to cover the child's education and upbringing.
ADVOCACY AND TREATMENT OF 150 KALONGE MOSSY FOOT This project builds a medical clinic in Kalonge where 150 foot patients will be treated, also provides footwear, education for the prevention of podoconiosis and vocational training for their social integration.
Save the Oceans! Take action with the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) and help save our oceans! Choose one of these five projects to have a direct impact on marine wildlife conservation. Thanks to you, sea turtles will hatch safely, baby coral fish will grow, mangroves will be planted, and the oceans will be protected.
Low Income Moms Need Breastfeeding Support This project aims to address the inequities in breastfeeding duration in  underserved communities and the effects of low breastfeeding rates on the health of babies from low income families.  This project will provide monthly grants to families in need to rent highly efficient hospital-grade breast pumps to help low income and often uninsured mothers with issues such low breast milk supply, providing breast milk after going back to work , feeding multiples, and breastfeeding with split custody.
Help us save Thembi the poached White rhino The aim of this project is to treat 'Thembi', a White rhino cow who was poached in 2010 and had received very limited veterinary care since. She has a horrific wound where poachers hacked off her horns. This extremely tough and resilient rhino has had two calves since the attack.  She will still require on-going treatment for some months to come as her facial wound is extensive. These treatments are exceedingly expensive (sometimes upwards of US$ 2500).
Increasing Crops, Protecting Land in Guatemala In collaboration with the Mayan group PRODESSA, the project benefits 5,900 people in Poqomchi' villages to increase food production and protect the environment through sustainable agriculture.
Bringing Education to the Village Children The Project will build a mixed day, boarding, and combined primary and secondary school at the heart of Makuach village,  the most remote and the poorest village in South Sudan.  The school will provide free education to over 3,000 village children and orphans , who lost their parents during the civil war and disasters. The Project will also increase the enrollment and attendance of girls in school. The Project will provide the village with water pumps for cleaning drinking water.
Support a School Child in Kenya for a Year Tears of Hope targets 200 orphans & vulnerable children for the access and completion of formal education in Siaya County - Kenya by providing noon meals, sanitary towels and learning material
Preventing birth of Thalassaemic children The project is intended to prevent the birth of babies with thalassaemia major through screening for the disease, counseling and prenatal diagnosis in 100 targeted families of Rawalpindi district.
Exposing the Problem of Maternal Death in the USA America has the highest maternal mortality rate of any industrialized country in the world. More than two women die every day in the USA from pregnancy-related causes, and 3 to 4 times as many Black women as White are at-risk or die during pregnancy. Raising awareness about this preventable issue gives a platform to Black women to share their experiences, and educates and empowers communities to push for change. This documentary exposes the disparities that have persisted for generations.
EDUCATION AND  WASH (WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE The Project will assist the community to build a three-unit classroom block for lower primary school children (age 6-9 years). It will also provide Borehole and overhead tank which will benefit a population of 3,579 with clean water as well as Toilet facility that will solve and reduce sanitation problems where women will benefit most. Target children enrolment is 265.
Shelter for child survivors of abuse in Malaysia The Child Care Centre is a support facility for the children of our former Refuge residents who are domestic violence survivors. They have difficulty in finding reliable childcare while they restablish their careers. We help to place their children in the CCC temporarily upon the mother's request. We ensure they get access to education and empower them to become resilient survivors. They are given specialised care by a social worker and child-minders. We sheltered a total of 37 children in 2015.
Relief to Nepal earthquake victims A magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Nepal, has deceased more than 7,000 people prematurely and thousands of children have been orphaned. RSKS is standing with the earthquake victims in their hard time.  The whole world is supporting Nepal in its hard time. The major problem in the coming years will be of education of children have been orphaned, health, food and rehabilitation.  RSKS is determined to orphans and development of people. Its our objective to provide them cereal, clothes, food.
Jericho Project Veterans Initiative The cornerstone of Jericho's Veterans Initiative is the development of two new supportive housing residences in the Bronx for homeless and low-income veterans.
Support liberated women from armed forced marriage This project will support 220 Congolese liberated women from armed forced marriage done by regular military or fighters in 8 villages under military peace making operations across South-Kivu province. The support will consist in building community based early recovery and family responsible empowerment what will improve their household's life, rebuild their livelihood and increase their community reintegration.
Health Education for Students in Botswana Students "Learn Locally, Impact Globally".
Children change lives by getting access to facts, not fiction, about how deadly diseases like HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria are spread and prevented.
Lifesaving AidPods for 65,000 African children Independent charity ColaLife learnt from Coca-Cola, health agencies, Ministries and designers how to get our award-winning anti-diarrhoea kit - Kit Yamoyo - out to villages, to save children's lives. We build on existing market channels, with local manufacturers, and we train micro-retailers to sell AidPods - affordable kits containing oral rehydration salts, Zinc and soap. Mothers may walk 20 km to a health centre to find it stocked out; but most communities have small shops close by.
Rapid Response to Nepal's Health Needs AmeriCares had an emergency response team on the ground in Kathmandu within 48 hours of the massive Nepal earthquake. Our immediate priorities are to deploy mobile medical teams to treat survivors, provide critical medicines and supplies to frontline health workers, and partner with local, national and international organizations to reestablish disrupted health services. AmeriCares will work in the long term to restore health facilities, improve care quality and address mental health needs.
Haiti Earthquake Relief Fund 2021 A 7.2 magnitude earthquake has caused widespread damage in Haiti, where the impact of the deadly 2010 earthquake is still felt. There is widespread damage to buildings and more than 2,000 people have been killed. GlobalGiving is working closely with our partners on the ground to get emergency support to them in this time of need. Your donation will go to vetted nonprofits providing emergency relief, water, food, medicine, and shelter in Haiti.
Inspire Kenya's Future Wildlife Guardians We are developing a conservation education program for young people in the Maasai Mara. This grassroots project - carried out by local Maasai - brings wildlife lessons and films to five area schools, supports an innovative radio outreach program, and takes hundreds of young people out into the Maasai Mara National Reserve to witness wildlife firsthand. Through knowledge and direct experience, we are helping inspire the next generation to become future guardians of their wildlife heritage.
Learning through play Children from Tumaco in Narino, Colombia, mostly afrodescendants, are children whose educational opportunities are lesser in comparison to the rest of the country, due to the internal armed conflict, the violence and the high levels of poverty. From the 187.084 residents of Tumaco, only 43.6% of the population reaches elementary school, while 26.1% attains secondary. Likewise the disfavored quality of education, results on students having low scores particularly on math and English.
Relieving Meranti-Stricken Children in China This project will provide $75 to students in south China traumatized by the super typhoon Meranti to help them afford daily expenses and disaster recovery. Meranti was the strongest typhoon since China was founded in 1949.
Strengthening Resilience of Child-headed Household Alice a 15-year-old orphan girl lives with her two siblings aged 11 and 8 years old. After being orphaned just over a year ago, Alice had to discontinue her education to take care of her siblings. The 15-year-old bread winner wishes to put food on the table for her siblings during these trying times of COVID19. We have all hit hard times during this pandemic but it takes a gesture of goodwill to bring hope to Alice and her siblings. It's our appeal that you help feed Alice's family.
Family Photos for Refugees + Disaster Survivors Can you imagine a fire or flood destroying your home and all of your photo albums? Can you imagine having to flee your country and leave behind your belongings and framed memories? This US-based project offers free photos and photoshoots to refugees, immigrants, asylum seekers, displaced people, and disaster survivors. Retake gives a little bit of hope in the form of new keepsakes and framed portraits to people who have endured so much and are now rebuilding their lives.
COVID 19 Response - Rainbow Homes Program - Sanitation and toiletries need for enhanced safety and prevention. - Ration and packed food items with a durable shelf life towardshealth,nutrition andsurvival. -Medical support and first aid provisioning towards screening andpreventionof thespreadof COVID19 -Emergencyprotocol Support - Mobility and social Isolation programs. -Rehabilitation support - food security, financial security, emotional and mental well-being for the children at the homes and safety for communities andunder
Help Amazonian Community protect their native bees Amazonian communities are at risk as unsustainable activities are invading their land... It's urgent to support their regenerative activities - as they support our global climate!  With the correct support and partnership, they can be key to protect the world's most biodiverse region!  Native stingless bees can be the perfect partner! They support pollination, food sovereignty and traditional communities' culture.
Covering Children's Rights This project focuses on 2 areas of need in rural Limpopo Province, South Africa: The need to educate adults and children on the rights of the child; and the need to provide blankets for warmth in the winter. Children who are infected or affected by HIV will be provided with a winter blanket that will contain key messages promoting the rights of children. South Africa is one of the worst affected countries in world with regards to HIV and AIDS, and no one carries the burden more than children do.
Sponsor Four English Teachers from Mexico Help 4 committed English teachers, from Chiapas and Guerrero, join an educational enrichment program at Dartmouth College so that they can be the agents of change in Mexico's public schools. English is the language of the world, yet the children of Mexico are falling behind due to a lack of well-prepared English teachers. The Inter-American Partnership for Education (IAPE) will fill the classrooms with strong English teachers so that students leave proficient in English. Check out their profiles
Help to spread Terrorist attack Victims Stories Renaissance Foundation for Social Innovation, Pakistan works to counter Islamic Extremism through creating digital content. Every day young people are becoming prey to extremist ideology. There is a need to save younger generations. We believe that extremism can only be challenged through raising awareness among youth and general public in Pakistan. Keeping in view this context, we are launching a campaign to collect stories of former extremists and those who survived. Please join campaign
Support Facial Surgery for 50 Ethiopian Children This project will help 50 children in Ethiopia with severe facial deformities with our end-to-end service. These children are often stigmatized and bullied at school with many dropping out  completely. A simple, low-cost operation will transform these children's lives - enabling boys and girls to take their place at school, to grow up alongside peers, and to have their own family. We enable those in the poorest regions of Ethiopia to access this vital treatment.
Empower nurses with HEAL Haiti We will train and certify nurses to improve healthcare delivery and provide economic mobility to at-risk populations in Haiti. A facility is pivotal to the success of our Project PREP and other programs. Small amounts given over time will help us secure a facility and conduct healthcare education and intervention programs. Do your part to improve health and education in Haiti. Be a part of something awesome.
Humanitarian appeal in the wakeof COVID19 pandemic On 22 March 2020, India on 24 March, nationwide lockdown for 21 days, affecting the entire 1.3 billion population of India. Under the current situation, as result of the lockdown, the lowest strata of the society, comprising of daily wage workers, agricultural coolies, in brick kilns, stone quarries, construction workers, contract labourers, street vendors have been the worst hit. They lost the only source of their income and have nomeans to make both ends meet or provide food for their families
Donate for Menstrual Hygiene of 100 Disable Girls Program designed distribute disposal sanitary napkins to rural areas 100 Disable girls   in Jamalpur district of Bangladesh in order to develop their menstrual hygiene. This hygienic practice of menstruation in rural area as well as minimization of menstrual taboo in local level awareness through hand Book, Counseling and motivation, organize reproductive health orientation with disable girls and care givers. Every girls need $ 75 will expenses every years.
Empowering local women's group - AK1000 Nutrition Using locally grown grains to produce a fortified, nutritional food product for HIV patients on Antiretroviral Therapy.
Relief Hub for families of COVID-19 victims Covid-19 has had a tremendous impact on people ranging from children, young people, adults, parents and the elderly, some of whom have lost a spouse, family member or loved one. Nurturing Foundations plans to provide a hub where children will have access to books and STEM materials to promote their creativity and innovation and also provide support, information and resources to adults and families of the victims of the pandemic ensuring that they live happier and healthier lives going forward.
Emergency respond to COVID-19 (Le Tonle Training) Le Tonle Training Guesthouse and Restaurant aims to provide free theoretical and practical training for tourism and hospitality jobs to young, disadvantaged Cambodians. Training includes receptionist duties, housekeeping, cooking and hospitality. Provision of these skill-sets enables vulnerable youth to access varied and worthwhile career opportunities. In turn, graduated trainees and are able to live independently and support their family by sending some of their earnings back home.
Inspire Malawians Out of Poverty Become an agent of change.  

Your generous donation will assist individuals and families in Malawi inch their way out of poverty though Opportunity's microfinance network.
HER Sparkles - Young Women-Led for Social Change HER Sparkles aims to empower young women who dare to make changes, and to encourage them to put their ideas into actions with youth and gender perspective. A total of 8 young women-led projects which are issues that happened around us, yet, much hidden or invisible in mass media discussions. Topics include teenagers' sex education, menstruation taboo, youth sexual desires, etc. Your support means a "YES" to young women's empowerment - that enables them to take a lead in making social changes.
Protecting 510 children from traffickers in Bihar Flood of unparalleled magnitude in Bihar has affected 5 million people, many children orphaned and separated, resulting in multiple risks and becoming an easy prey to the traffickers.
Support Peace's family to get a nutritious meal Meet Peace (not real name) she is 15 years old, she takes care of her other 2 siblings and their mum, their dad abandoned family and married another woman in another district in central Uganda after infecting their mum with HIV, 2 of the children are infected too, our project is supporting them to access basic care, the mum is I'll and cannot do any work, Peace has to bake bricks to earn some money for food, her bricks are not yet ready yet we don't want them to starve without food.
Education Helps to Save Wild Tigers Education is key to ensuring wild tigers have wild futures. Since 2010 we've provided 2200 education packs for children in 25 villages around Bandhavgarh to enable them to go to school.  Rural poverty & the cost of basic books & pens often prevents many children from going to school. Without education their future prospects are bleak, with limited employment options leading to an increased dependency upon the land & further pressure on shrinking tiger habitat. We now want to help 500 more.
Connect poor preschoolers to books in Tucuman Join us to connect 4-year-old preeschooler Maxi and his friends to books for the very first time, during COVID-19. Maxi lives in Tucuman, one of the poorest regions in Argentina. Together, we can help Maxi and his community beat the odds, by creating home libraries for 60 preschoolers like him and giving parents tools as their child's first and most important teacher.
supporting them during home isolation Egyptian Food Bank has launched a campaign under the name of "Supporting them during home isolation ", which aims to distribute feeding boxes among those with the minimal income, who can't afford providing the basic daily food intake; and have been tested positive after undertaking the COVID-19 test. These cases are advised to apply the home isolation recovery strategy and EFB will be sending them a carefully designed box to fit the basic nutritional needs of this phase.
Girl's menstrual health initiative and engagement This project will train 30 young women with sanitary pad sewing skills, provide over 200 vulnerable girls with reusable pads, help 100 girls stay in school, and provide an income to over 60 families. We can eventually expand the program to other regions of Nigeria and empower more women and girls.
Improve Quality Childhood Cancer Care in Uganda This project provides access to comprehensive quality cancer care to children in northern Uganda who are treated by St Mary's Hospital Lacor in Gulu.  The project will pay for costs of diagnosis and treatment and cover families' expenses including transportation, food, accommodation, education for children undergoing treatment, and psychological support.  It provides training for health care personnel caring for children with cancer, and public awareness to increase the speed of diagnosis.
SOFT Skills for Strong Women Working with Disabled Project develops soft skills for 30 women (volunteers&experts) working within NGOs focused on disabled people. They are provided with 8 training courses: Empathy, Emotional Intelligence, Creativity&Problem Solving, Conflict Resolution, Positive Thinking&Energy, Humour&Fun, Assertiveness, Team Work. After taking courses women are able to interact in an optimal way with these vulnerable people, providing them with impact actions and full support for manifesting and protecting their human rights.
Food Security for over 500 families, South Africa The project will revive traditional household food and medicinal gardens, and train women in organic farming and seed diversity, thereby enhancing food security and health for their families.
Hands On Tokyo Youth Impact Project Hands On Tokyo's Youth Impact is a group of student leaders from high schools and universities in the Greater Tokyo area that empowers and guides young people to realize their potential as empathetic leaders. Through opportunities to create, promote, lead, and participate in Hands On Tokyo activities, they can gain valuable real life experience. This is how Youth Impact is allowing passionate youth in Japan make a positive change within their own community and the world.
Care for Orphan Chimpanzee in Senegal Our Neighbor Ape organization rescued infant Fongoli chimpanzee Toto after his mother died of snakebite & no other group members found him.  Toto was 2 months old at the time & wouldn't have been able to survive on his own.  He must be cared for until he is at least 2 years of age, & we will then find the best option for him.
Street Children Will Join School Afghanistan a country with three decades of War , the most effected are the children in this country therefor we believe in Invest in children , Invest in Future.
We are taking 10 street working children for the first stage , out of the street to admit to school , but the problem is each children is helping his/her family by earning at least 10 USD or more dollars per day which makes it at least 300 USD or more per month , IF they go to School who will help their family financially? It Can Be U
Afghanistan Crisis Appeal Australian Red Cross has launched an appeal to help people affected by the current crisis in Afghanistan.
Technology Drive for impoverished kids in Ethiopia Summary: This campaign is to open a research library for underprivileged students who have no access to devices or the internet. Our goal is to provide support for students who lack the technology necessary to pursue academic interests and higher education. Through the creation of a research library, we provide students with an opportunity to explore and research whatever they may be passionate about, so that they may in turn go on to lead in their respective fields.
FREE OF COST DISTRIBUTION OF BLANKET This project will build a support Barisal  and Dhaka Division in Bangladeshi rural poor people and persons with disabilities. Planning, measuring and counting to implement adequate service delivery in action on free distribution of blanket as well as winter cloths. Employing more staff in the office. Also by assisting Government in health service as well.
Build Child Friendly School in Indonesian Village This project will fund the renovation of a child-friendly school in Central Java, Indonesia. Your donation will help provide two furnished classrooms, a teacher room, a children's playground, two toilets, one pantry, a clean water supply system, and Green facilities: rainwater harvesting, vertical garden, water absorption holes, trash management, and school recycling center. The whole facility will have a sustainable impact for 30 years (or more) worth of school year (50 children per year).