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After the Earthquake: Rebuilding 5000 lives Magnitude 7.9 earthquake left Nepal devastated with millions homeless and uprooted from their lives. The scale of devastation is beyond Nepal government's ability to lift people out of crisis. This project will support building of resilient houses and providing livelihood training and support for 1292 households in 3 VDCs in severely affected districts of Nuwakot and Sindhupalchowk. Support BPW in working with local women's Coop's and technical organization to help Nepali's rise to independence.
Help 24 families build an ecotourism hub in Jordan Ajloun is one of the most beautiful regions in Jordan, but also the poorest. Help 24 local families earn an income from ecotourism, while preserving the culture and beauty of this region.
Send 250 sexually abuse girls to school The project is design to take 250 girls hawking off the street, who on daily basis are being exploit sexually in other to sell out, ki through enrolling them in schools, provision and supply of adequate books and learning materials and paying them little stipends to encourage them remain in school.
Rescuing Nepal's Lost Children Scores of Nepalese children cross the open border into India each year. They may be fleeing domestic abuse or seeking a better life, maybe some adventure. Unfortunately they often get picked up by the Indian authorities to be placed in Dickensian children's homes where they are trapped, often abused. No one makes much effort to trace their families and parents presume them dead. ChoraChori finds the children, repatriates and rehabilitates them, ultimately reuniting them with their families.
Reading Families In Bolivia most poor families have no access to books nor reading activities. Thus we look to provide them with substantial books related to their culture and needs their younglings have. We would focus primarily on people from poor regions. Thuruchapitas teachers would visit their neighborhoods once a week during 8 months to share readings and life experiences in order to motivate them to read. All of this reinforces with family gatherings between all the program's families.
Disaster Relief and Recovery As the number and severity of disasters continues to increase, Red Cross must urgently scale up its capacity to respond. This means significant investment in our people and our emergency systems. Our goal is to create stronger, more resilient communities with increased capacity to anticipate, respond to and recover from crises. Together, we have a duty to be ready for each and every disaster-as well as the possibility of facing multiple events both at home and beyond our borders.
Pathways to Education Mentoring Program Your donation will be used to provide our 17 program sites with the support they need to deliver mentoring anto approximately 5,000 students across Canada who are at-risk of dropping out of high school. Pathways' mentoring program focuses on healthy social development of confidence building in a positive and safe environment that encourages youth to dream and plan for a successful future.
BUILD 16 TOILETS FOR 2846 PUPILS IN NYANZA, KENYA The project aims at enhancing 2846 pupils' learning conditions through the construction of 16 toilets in 8 schools within Alego Usonga, Gem, Rachuonyo East and Seme Sub-Counties. Currently the pupils are using dilapidated pit latrines.
Drill a well for 750 villagers in South Sudan. Many isolated rural villages in South Sudan still do not have access to clean water. Water for South Sudan (WFSS) will drill a well in a rural village in South Sudan providing clean water to approximately 750 people. In addition, WFSS will teach villagers how to maintain personal hygiene and how to prevent contamination of the well.
Help 10 Women to feed their children Enable a group of 10 women, composed of widows, single moms, and HIV/AIDS victims, and divorcees, living in the poorest area of Dar-es-Salam City in Tanzania to feed their children.
Yoga for Under-Served Kids & Teens Children living in today's complex urban environments face ever-increasing challenges and there are greater levels of stress and obesity among children living in poverty.  YoKid helps children confront these challenges by increasing their self-awareness, concentration levels and physical activity by teaching them the practice and benefits of yoga. This project will provide 57 classes, bringing yoga to 75 kids & teens from under-served communities in Washington DC and Virginia.
Teach 21st-century skills to 800 youth in Tanzania This project will build a learning lab with 20 computers, where we will train 800 youth (in the first 3 years alone) in the skills required by 21st century Tanzania. Course alumni will excel in university and the workplace and will have the mindset to address the social and development challenges of our nation. Will be creating a community of productive young professional and change-makers.
Rural Girls Quality Education in KPK Pakistan Zarbaig school in Dir has been recently constructed with the generous help of DIL supporters. The first purpose built girls school in this rural area, Zarbaig has 9 classrooms and 4 washrooms. Girls could not access education in this area and families have had to survive on meagre earnings primarily on daily wage labourers' income. The 218 students attending Zarbaig come from poor households where literacy barely exists and job opportunities remain extremely restricted.
Hispanic Star Hispanic Star is a platform to change the perception of our community. Based on both a unifying symbol - inclusive,  inspirational - and to demonstrate pride and empowerment of U.S. Hispanics.  The Hispanic Star Campaign represents an unparalleled collective effort to create a platform to showcase and amplify the contributions of the Hispanic community to the United States, not only as an integral part of the American culture but also as an undeniable force shaping its future.
Attika wildfires 2018: Recovery support The disastrous fires that hit Attika's coastal region in July 2018 have left the area devastated and its population in deep shock. With many lives lost and homes destroyed, communal life has come to a total standstill and it is only now, six months later, that people are slowly starting to move back into the area. In partnership with the DESMOS Foundation, Echo100Plus has decided to raise funds to start the reconstruction and furnishing of some of the playgrounds in the afflicted municiplities.
Hurricane Harvey Children's Relief Fund Flooding, heavy rains and tornados related to Hurricane Harvey continue to put millions at risk, including nearly 3 million children in the Houston area. Save the Children's emergency responders are on the ground helping kids and families.    Save the Children knows from decades of experience that children are the most affected in the wake of emergencies and disasters, and often their needs fall through the cracks.  Children need to be a priority-Save the Children is on the ground responding.
Build Sustainability Skills of Ten African Leaders COVID-19 has wreaked havoc across Africa both in terms of health and the economy.  Many economic development plans are being created by governments and private entities to re-build the same type of systems that provided the opportunity for a pandemic to flourish.  Through training, information and networking on impact assessment techniques, this project will build the expertise in ten local leaders to respond to community needs and foster sustainable development.
Garrison Forest School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Maya, Jamison, Reese, Tyshea, & Courtney from Garrison Forest High School have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Promote access and retention at school in Burundi Initiated in 2016 in 15 localities in Burundi, this project raises awareness among 15,000 children about the importance of school and the discrimination they face, thanks to Playdagogy. The project aims to positively change the representations and behaviours of children - especially the most vulnerable - in order to bring them back or keep them in school.
Helping Children at risk to make dreams come true In Mexico PACO, I.A.P, works with children and adolescents in situations of social abandonment. Through our comprehensive care model, we seek to restore their human rights, through quality services that impact the physical, emotional and social well-being of our users. Our home program offers medical and emotional care, formal and informal education, training workshops in blacksmithing, bakery and carpentry, to equip children with tools that allow them to improve their living conditions.
2020-21 Enrichment/Workshops for 120 Scholars At CasaSito, we believe that the school grades that our scholars earn are important, but personal and professional success depends on much more, especially critical thinking, talent development, and emotional support, all lacking in Guatemalan schools. That is why we have developed our enrichment clubs (art, theater, debate, math, English, music, writing, volunteering) and workshops for the scholars and their families. Money is needed for transportation, materials, teacher stipends, etc.
NepaliSignLanguage Class for isolated Deaf people. Most of the young Deaf people of Nawalparasi are found to have zero access to educational,cultural,social and economic rights.NAD will provide 10 months NepaliSignLanguage(NSL) & literacy class for 20 deaf people of the district.In addition they'll be given the basic skills like they need to be part of the local Deaf Association and work together as a community to improve the lives of Deaf people within their area.They will be able do this by campaigning for local government fund for activities.
Help a Special Needs School Adapt to COVID Context COVID-19 has had a devastating effect on public education in Ecuador, especially for children & teens with special learning needs. Classes have been online since 03/2020, but students will gradually begin returning to the classroom in 02/2021. The Ayni Ecuador Foundation is partnering with the only special needs school in Otavalo to bring vital infrastructure, hygiene supplies and training necessary to successfully and safely integrate these special students into this blended learning structure.
Support Puerto Rico's Public Montessori Project Instituto Nueva Escuela (INE) is a non-profit organization committed with Puerto Rico's social reconstruction and development trough Montessori education in the public school system. INE helps and guides Puerto Rican communities through the transformation of their communities schools into the Montessori method, establishing a peace culture through collective work, shared governance and healthy coexistence.
#MoreGirlsTogether With the motto #MoreGirlsTogether, the Na'leb'ak organization starts 2018 with a fundraising dinner for the dream of building its headquarters in Chisec, Alta Verapaz. Based on a model of regenerative agriculture that seeks to promote the recovery of knowledge and local species; this center would be a place to connect girls and adolescents in a more harmonious way with ecology, economy, soil conservation and food production.
Mitigation of Child Violence in Colombia via Arts The Pacific Destrampe project will strengthen the personal and cultural identity of a group of approximately 50 girls, boys and adolescents, during a period of 5 months, from the Colombian Pacific region, where despite the violence, we will implement workshops that promote emotional expression, vindication and cultural appropriation via dance and scenic arts, having a psychosocial accompaniment in a transversal way. A theatrical musical will be the end result of the process for the community.
Creating Affordable Housing Options in Chico, CA This project will let us continue our work with creating affordable housing options in Chico, via master-leasing homes and acquiring homes, to ensure that every person in the Chico community has access to housing they can afford. CHAT seeks to help develop housing opportunities and supportive services needed to keep people in housing, while nurturing human relationships that will help people help themselves.
CREATE A SAFE PLAY SPACE FOR CHILDREN IN ARGENTINA POTENCIALIDADES creates early intervention spaces to give 700 kids the chance to flourish their potential in safe and nurturing spaces of play and development. We provide support for children in socially vulnerable situations in the Buenos Aires suburbs.   Help children who live in poverty in Argentina recover their childhood! Let's create a playground to convert the space into a well- equipped play area, by providing emotional support and stimulation. Let's bring back the fun, laughter and joy!
"I AM A POWERFUL GIRL" To make adolescent powerful through the awareness and best practices at their own during menstrual period may lead a healthy Maternity, safe womanhood and a confident feminism at all around the State of Jharkhand as well In India.  Lead an awareness to avoid child marriages, reproductive tract infection due to malpractices in taking napkin/sanitary pad in lack of awareness/education/sexual reproductive health.
Safe Haven for 100 special strays in Colombia Vivatma plans to buy its own piece of land to create a Safe Haven for the most vulnerable, non-human members of the community of Tabio in Colombia. Our target group is blind elderly homeless, often demented dogs, exposed to so many dangers. Our existing project, the House for Kids and Cats, will also become reality there.
WALL\THERAPY Outreach Development WALL\THERAPY is a public community-level intervention using public murals as a means to transform the urban landscape, inspire, and build community. The money raised from GlobalGiving will go towards developing our community outreach programs as a complement to our traditional mural programs, focusing on youth.
Orkeeswa School Scholarship Fund The Orkeeswa School Scholarship Fund provides the necessary resources to provide high quality, affordable education to the students of Orkeeswa School. By offering our students a diverse array of programs, opportunities and resources, we are developing a generation of well-rounded and inspired leaders in Orkeeswa Village, who are equipped and motivated to make a positive impact on their communities.   Help us fund 10 students who are in need of scholarship support!
Canine Commandos Students (400+) of thirty elementary schools learn compassion and empathy, teaching basic commands to shelter dogs and raising adoption rates for the homeless animals.
Reintegration for former child soldiers in Uganda This project empowers and supports former child soldiers in Uganda so they can be reintegrated into a community. Former child soldiers were abducted by a rebel group when they were children, forced to fight, and have immensely suffered because they are often discriminated against by communities and economically vulnerable. We provide them with vocational training and support for income generation activity as well as phycosocial support and basic education, aiming that they can be self-reliant.
Support Community Leaders Fighting HIV in Bakassi No baby should be born with HIV, but this still happens in Bakassi, Cameroon. In this remote area, Community Health Workers are the only means to transmit life-saving information and treatment. They know the community, because they were born there, and they have the mission of stopping HIV transmission between mothers and their children and to fight stigma and make life better for those affected by HIV. You can support outreach and follow-up missions in 16 remote communities of Bakassi.
Bringing palliative care closer to communities At least 350,000 people in Uganda need palliative care every year yet only a handful (14%) receive it. Only 4% of those who need to see a cancer care specialist are able to. Access to oncology and palliative care is a challenge contributing to serious health related suffering. This project will support six monthly palliative care outreaches and home based care for patients with cancer in the community. The project will reach at least 500 cancer patients in a period of 12 months.
40 Women Improving Income through a Sweet Business The project is meant to back two groups of small entrepreneurs who work hardly to make a difference in their home by producing and selling artisanal jams, pickles, canned vegetables and other regional products based on local resources like prickly pear cactus, palms and citrus. They belong to two small rural isolated villages where ACDI arranged to organize and equip two elaboration centers. Women's challenge now is to sustain their business alone and we are looking for people who can help them.
Help 25 Profoundly Intellectually Disabled Orphans Woodside Sanctuary is a safe haven for eighty two (82) extremely vulnerable profoundly intellectually and physically disabled children and adults. Twenty five (25) of them have no means of support, the Sanctuary has to carry the entire cost of their treatment and care which is tremendously challenging. Find out about their journey in 'The Story of Woodside's Angels'...
#StandWithGirls in the Philippines! Over 100,000 girls aged 12-17 are victims of child sex-trafficking and/or sexual exploitation in the Philippines every single year.   GirlsGotThis is an action-led movement to protect girls by using the power of play; creating community safe-spaces to protect and provide equitable participation for girls and to capacitate teachers and communities to identify and report signs of abuses.   We are #StandingWithGirls by harnessing the power of sport to unleash the potential of girls!
Menstrual Dignity for Refugee Women Women refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) around the world have multiple humanitarian needs; among them are the challenges of managing menstruation safely, privately and with dignity. Days for Girls (DfG) meets the needs of displaced people who menstruate by providing washable, long-lasting menstrual Kits and vital health education. Prioritizing areas with the highest need, our refugee outreach began in Uganda, expanded into Lebanon and Chad, and now also includes Jordan.
Plant Trees  for Cameroon Food and Global climate DAG plans to train poor rural farmers on agroforestry and planting of fast growing multipurpose trees. This will help them for soil fertility, increased crop yields, revenue and help the environment
Back To Life Millions of traumatized children & youth in Afghanistan need to be hopeful, joyful, inspired, and invest in a bright future. The war, poverty, coronavirus, and the recent turmoil are imposing increasing depression & hopelessness. MMCC since 2002 has been the major source of educational entertainment, fun, and hope. Most mainstream donors and international resources have abandoned Afghanistan. Join us to bring educational entertainment fun, laughter, and hope for the children.
COVID-19  Acute  Relief  and  Emergency  Support The newly found COVID-19 is spreading rapidly around the world. Indian Government initially announced country lock down effective from March 24-31, 2020 and was extended till July 31. Mostly, the unorganized sector and  daily wage labor, low income citizens are panicked and worried on the front line of crisis. The fund will support immediate and recovery the life of vulnerable communities through awareness, distribution of hygiene kits and nutritious food.
Build School for 120 Brazilians in the Rainforest The Forest School will be based in the Atlantic Rainforest of Southern Bahia, Brazil, teaching skills to approximately 120 people per year who are interested in working within forest based economy sectors. This education will promote biodiversity conservation and forest restoration, while research fostered through the School will provide lasting contributions to better protecting and understanding this fragile ecosystem.
First Aid Training for Shipibo Healers Shipibo traditional healers have made a huge impact on the world, sharing their ancestral knowledge and providing healing and spiritual guidance for thousands of foreigners. What we don't see is the essential role that these healers play in their home communities, acting as doctors for many families. The healers have themselves requested training in modern medicine techniques, starting with basic First Aid and basic Injection training.
Filipino Youth Leadership for Community Resilience R3ADY Asia-Pacific, a project of the New Venture Fund, will partner with Central Visaya Net and Corporate Network for Disaster Response to implement a project in Haiyan affected communities to build disaster-resilient communities with zero casualties through trainings, workshops, and development of contingency plans.  The project's key focus areas will be developing Community Youth Leaders to promote and build communities' capacity to become more resilient in the face of the next natural hazard.
Give a Saving Hand to A Sick Child Currently Kodike County health statistics shows 90% of people live in poverty, thus finding it hard for parents to access proper medical care for their children. Common health problems can turn into a lifetime of serious health conditions. This project will build a healthy community of Kodike in Eastern Uganda, with young healthy people through the initiative to provide preventive information to the community and easy access to proper medical care as well as medicines.to sick children.
Help 150 Mbororo women in Cameroon earn an income WAA Cameroon wants to offer trainers training support on livelihood development in Mushroom and dry fruits, to 150 indigent Mbororo women facing integration difficulties due to their poverty and nomadic lifestyles. This will take place in three regions of Northern Cameroon considered the poorest. WAA will equip trainers with start off material and equipment while supporting their young children to attend free informal literacy classes to enhance their access to education.
Asissting Vunerable children in Rural Cameroon Many children in the rural parts of Africa still go without a meal a day, shoes and /or clothes.  We sincerely appreciate your support  making a difference in a child's life during this giving season
Support Students Creating Peace Culture In support of the change-making force of young people, PEAC Institute, a partner organization of ICAN, will take part in a youth forum on the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in Auckland, New Zealand from December 4 to 7. PEAC understands the necessity of youth involvement in high-level security discussions which implicate the safety of their future world. The participants will include young people from the Pacific Islands and international relations students from the US and Europe.
Build a Boys & Girls Club for at-risk kids in CA You can help 2500 kids a year by building a new Boys & Girls Club at Golden West College in Huntington Beach, CA. When you make a donation, you open the door to homework help, computer education, sports leagues, fitness programs, arts, nutrition and cooking classes, leadership clubs, life skills, community service, and lots more. Located on a community college campus, this new Club will inspire generations of kids to go to college. You can help disadvantaged kids open the door to a great future.
Louisiana Instrument Repair Initiative The Instrument Repair Initiative will strengthen the Instruments A Comin' program, allowing Tipitina's Foundation to collect, analyze, repair, and refurbish donated instruments before placing them in the hands of children throughout the state of Louisiana.