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Empowering 50 Asian Youth : Walk For Freedom 2012 South Asia Peace Alliance plans a 5 day Exposure cum training in India for 50 Youth from selected youth from Member organizations from across South Asia from Afghanistan to Bangladesh(SAARC countries).We also plan to bring some youth from other Asian countries. Nonviolent training includes live participation Ekta Parishad historic Jan Satyagraha Footmarch Campaign.for Land Rights in October 2012 of Ekta Parishad known as Walk For Freedom 2012. 100,000 people will walk from Gwalior to Delhi 350km
Give leadership training to 50 trafficked girls Our project trains 50 formerly trafficked girls to become the next generation of anti-trafficking leaders in the Greater Mekong Region (Thailand, Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, and southern China). These countries share a contiguous border with Thailand and their youth are at the highest risk of human trafficking in the world. Governments provide minimal support for prevention projects. We are 100% focused on teaching prevention methods addressing root causes, sustainability and independence.
Environmental conservation builds families, India Support poor women farmers in Rajasthan, India, and train them in sustainable agriculture and conservation methods to improve their natural environment and provide secure food and water sources.
Provide Kibera Slum Children with 1500 Solar Lamps Providing a first reading and lighting experience for children in Kibera through the provision of 1500 solar lamps and establisment of a resource centre
End Hunger in Madagascar with Girls' Education In Madagascar girls as young as 9 years old get sold off to marry much older men. With 80% of the population relying on farming as a source of income women become commodity. Nofy i Androy equips girls with tools to fight early child marriage, early pregnancies, and cyclical famines. This project will promise girls with college degrees and aid vulnerable communities in fighting cyclical famines caused by climate change. We believe education is the only way to get out of poverty.
Educate Thousands of Girls with Year-Round Water Solar panels provide a simple solution to having light at night in rural villages in Burkina Faso.  Currently, with no electricity, when the sun sets, education comes to a halt.  With solar panels, lighting is provided at schools and homes.  Girls can then continue to study after the sun sets.
Prevent HIV-AIDS through Awareness in South Sudan The project promotes HIV-AIDS awareness and testing in remote settlements in the Omilling countryside, an area facing one of the highest concentrations of HIV-AIDS infection in Sudan.
Delivering Food to Hungry Families in Zambia The economic situation in Zambia is desperate.The cost of food has risen to such heights that many cannot afford to buy even the staple cornmeal. Vegetables are beyond the reach of most poor families. We work within a community of families with children with disabilities in Livingstone, Zambia. Last summer we began a monthly distribution of staple food items to these families and want to continue as long as is needed, but our long term goal is to start a cooperative farm.
Save Street animals in India and Reduce suffering Stray Animal Foundation of India (SAFI) is shelter and foster based rescue who helps sick, injured, abused homeless animals in India get off the streets and into loving homes where they can be taken care of and loved. To do so, we support local initiatives by funding lifesaving medical procedures, much-needed food and water, as well as spay/neuter operations which help reduce the growing number of animals across the country. Overall, we strive to provide life-saving healthcare to animals in need
TRAIN 80 TEEN MOTHERS IN VOCATIONS  IN GHANA CEWEFIA is seeking support for 80 Vulnerable teenage Mothers who are school drop-outs due to teenage pregnancy and are single handedly taking care of their children and have not acquired any employable skills to enter into other businesses apart from the fish processing business which for the past ten years is in serious crisis due the dwindling Fish Stocks.
Rainforest and Turtle Conservation In Costa Rica With a primary focus on marine & wildlife conservation, in Costa Rica, our projects support the conservation of rainforest and sea turtles. Situated in a landscape of bursting biodiversity, we work with local organizations and communities to conduct research and activities which contribute towards the management of the National Park and the ongoing conservation of this amazing biodiversity hotspot and the endangered species which depend upon it.
Green Life Association of Amazonia AVIVE was founded to defend and preserve the local environment and culture while also working to improve the quality of life of local people, especially women.
Give Solar Lamps to School Children in Myanmar This project aims to provides solar powered lamps to school children who live in off-grid communities in Myanmar, such as the Hlegu Center and Saytanar Mercy Village. Jezuba is a non-profit organization that works with the next generation on solutions to hard-to-solve problems such as poverty and the environment.    Check out: https://www.jezuba.org/
"Youth Peace" Advocacy at U.N. & Washington D.C. Violence, bullying, and abuse, are the "Head of The Snake". They are the number one root cause of many of society's woes including mental health, social health, physical health, substance abuse, unhealthy eating, risky behaviors, and extreme poverty. Fortunately, we know how to stop it; school-based universal, cross-cutting, comprehensive violence prevention education for youth. We must reach all 1.8 billion youth between the ages of 10 and 24 biennially.
Assist 200 homeless-starved children in Bujumbura Many children in Bujumbura do not have a roof over their heads and starve it because their fathers have abandoned them and their mothers are not able to pay rent and are hunted by the owners.  This project aims to assist 200 children homeless and hungry by empowering their mothers. Indeed, they will be sensitized and trained in the management of an income-generating activity. so they will be supported to initiate a small business that will allow them to provide shelter
Daily porridge for 750 Infants in Northern Uganda Our project will provide a daily cup of porridge for 750 (increased from 670) nursery school children, in the 5 schools we support, who without us would not eat during the day. Northern Uganda was devastated by a long war, where thousands of children were abducted and forced to be child soldiers.  These children are now parents and, having lost everything, many are unable to feed their own children, leaving them to forage for insects and plants to survive.  Our porridge will change that.
Defending Human Rights of Migrants and Refugees This project seeks to provide financial resources to the Casa San Romero Shelter, located in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua. In the aim that migrant and refugee people and families receive quality care with a focus on human rights, providing them food, accommodation, medical, psychological, and legal assistance. This will allow them to rebuild their life project.
FEED & EDUCATE 230 DISABLED CHILDREN IN ZAMBIA Provide revolving fund for disabled children, special education, child care and physiotherapy services to 230 disabled children from poor and disadvantaged families, and training caregivers and families in Zambia
Support Accelerated Vaccinations In Somalia Measles is a highly contagious, serious disease caused by a virus. In 1980, before widespread vaccination, measles caused an estimated 2.6 million deaths each year. The disease remains one of the leading causes of death among young children globally, despite the availability of a safe and effective vaccine. Approximately 134 200 people died from measles in 2015 - mostly children under the age of 5.  Accelerated immunization activities have had a major impact on reducing measles deaths.
FRUITS FOR NUTRITION IN 25 SCHOOLS The project seeks to provide generations of Children and teachers with healthy nutrition options and environmental education opportunities.
New playground for the Keshatot School This project will renovate the playground at the Keshatot school for autistic children (305 sqm).  The current playground includes sand as the surface, which irritates many of the children and causes and a few old swings. We wish to create a shaded  playground, with synthetic grass and specialized recreational facilities (jungle gym. new swings, etc.), according to the recommendations of the occupational therapists and the school staff.
Build School For 500 Poor Slum Children In Kenya This project will build education and sports talent school to benefit more than 500 vulnerable and orphaned children from slums and villages in Kisumu City,Kenya. The talent school will provide free education, healthcare services, identify, nurture, develop and expose diverse sports talents amongst the vulnerable and HIV/AIDS orphaned children living in extreme poverty.
A new future for survivors of abuse, South Africa Women in the poor, underserved community of Mabopane, South Africa are battling a war of gender-based violence and femicide. The "Ikemele" women empowerment project provides free skills training, counselling & practical support to help survivors of GBV rise above their circumstances & become financially independent - the key to walking away from an abusive situation. With the tragic increase in partner violence during COVID, vulnerable women need hope and a second chance more than ever before.
The Global Innovation and Education Fund Education is a fundamental factor of production, it raises peoples productivity, creativity and promotes entrepreneurship. These are all key factors to breaking the poverty cycle and developing communities which is why we have put so much focus onto mentoring, training and providing opportunities to young, passionate and aspiring individuals who wouldn't otherwise have access to these resources. A gift to this project is something special as we work towards tackling all 17 UN SDGs by 2030
Helping Poverty-Stricken Babies in Green Bay Diapers are a basic, yet often overlooked need. Struggling, low-income families in the Greater Green Bay area and beyond find themselves having to cut back on food, utilities, or childcare in order to provide diapers for their children.   Disposable diapers can cost over $100/month for a healthy supply, and safety net programs such as WIC, Food Stamps, or Medicare do not cover diapers (cloth or disposable).
Connected with the world Institutional home: cares for 65 boys and girls from zero (0) to eight (8) years old whose rights have been violated and who live in the foundation and substitute guardian home: we welcome 35 adolescents and young victims of illegal recruitment from various regions of the country, live with surrogate guardian mothers. We want to guarantee that our children and adolescents have the means and tools to continue with their virtual education, communication with biological families, care and monitorin
DRUG ABUSE CAMPAIGN IN 300 HIGH SCHOOLS IN NIGERIA The Campaign for drug abuse will engage approximately 300,000 youth in Nigeria, 11 to 16 years of age, to reduce their involvement in high-risk and criminal behaviour. The project is based on Life Skills Training program with additional cultural and recreational components. The  Skills Training program is a school-based prevention program that targets drug abuse among youth. It helps youth build the knowledge and skills they need to resist peer pressure and will also strengthen positive attitude
Support health and education of 6000 Kenyan girls This project offers camp training on sexual and reproductive health (SRH) rights, feminine hygiene and leadership skills to vulnerable adolescent girls  and young women, mostly victims of teenage pregnancy, early marriage and sexual violence in rural Kenya. It also organizes football tournaments to promote their self esteem and leadership ability and are offered free healthcare items and services e.g. HIV testing, cervical cancer screening, family planning, condoms and sanitary towels
Empowering Refugee Families in Jordan When violence broke out in the Middle East, refugees began to flee their country, looking for a safe place. By January 2020, over 750,000 refugees found shelter in Jordan, with only the clothes on their back and what little money or possessions they were able to carry. Since then, the GHNI team built relationships with over 1000 families who expressed great interest in TCD. GHNI aims to help these families reform their community and become sustainable.
Provide Healthcare for 1000 Under-served Families Yanawana Herbolarios is a 501c3 nonprofit organization based in San Antonio, TX, that offers free botanically integrative healthcare clinics through partner organizations to the medically under-served. Community needs greatly exceed the current clinic days that Yanawana Herbolarios is able to offer without a permanent clinic location. Our goal is to establish a clinic that will offer 1 walk-in day weekly, free to the community, providing over 1000 families with vital healthcare in the 1st year.
Provide Education in Rural Communities of Morelos El Penon and Montefalco schools provide integral education to children of rural communities of Morelos, Mexico. The Model develops 3 main aspects to achieve superior educational level and personal development; extracurricular activities, parenting school and mentoring program. Through these aspects, we change the way children learn and interact with their with their communities, hence becoming a change agent and social development catalyst.  This project aims to provide funding for scholarships
Provide theatre to over 2,500 in-need NYC children As part of our "Audience Project," Arts For All will tour a professional children's show, FREE OF CHARGE, to over 2,500 in-need children in the NYC area.  Arts For All's 2012 show consists of two fairytale one-acts entitled "The Fairytale Academy" and "How Peanut Butter Met Jelly" written by Jenn Palumbo.  Each one-act teaches important lessons to children about studying, sharing, teamwork, and friendship, with study guides provided.    Assemblies are followed by a question and answer session.
Ramadan Aid to 1600 Underserved Families Ramadan 2020 is almost upon us and it is a time for the generous and the wealthy to start supporting underserved communities in Lebanon. In Ramadan, people fast from dust till dawn, and through this project, we will be providing impoverished families with hot meals and food parcels to survive this month, mainly during the economic crisis and the coronavirus outbreak in Lebanon which has left them with no support.
Education to empower girls and women We will train, coach and mentor 500 underserved head of household unemployed women to create and develop their own businesses in the food industry. Cocinando Suenos our experiential education program, equips women with the needed entrepreneurship, management, culinary and personal development skills to launch and propel their own social businesses in the food industry, doubling their income and significantly improving their livelihoods and that of their families.
Empowered Parents, Inclusive Communities for Deaf The Project will train and provide start up loans to 180 mothers of deaf children who are unemployed in rural Uganda. The small businesses include: goat rearing, vegetable growing, chicken rearing, mushroom growing, tailoring and small scale shop. The training will include: Business skills, Planning, Market Research, and value added production. By learning a marketable skill the mothers will generate income and lift themselves out of poverty to sustain their deaf children in education
Reading Promotion and Literacy A Library will be built at a community center located in Chaco province, Argentina, benefiting 70 at risk children and their families and 13 teachers and community leaders will be trained.
Reviving Pakistan's Dying Dawoodi Language This project will mobilize the small community of 400 people in Pakistan's Hunza valley to revive their ancient language. They have stopped using their own language in private and public domains because of stigma attached to it. Once spoken in many villages, this Old Indic language is dying. The project will collect words and develop learning materials to teach the language to younger generations. The community elders will support organizing teaching and learning activities.
INCLUSIVE YOUTH DRIVE AT BINDURI IN GHANA The project objective is to challenge the problem of socio-political-ethnic violence which has become more entrenched among the youth in Ghana as a result of social process. It is to prevent and counter narratives by providing platforms of discussion through an interfaith/socio-cultural exchange platform strategies on the essence of peace and security for development in the selected communities to educate, sensitize, train and empower the youth in rural/urban communities.
Child Radio Journalists in Liberia To organize a group of children and provide them with equipment and training to be radio journalists and report on displaced people's issues in Liberia
Ride to Freedom trailer Every day animals end up in trouble.  Harmony New Beginnings Animal Rescue offers save haven to every species of animals.  Many of our charges are horses, llamas, and other larger animals.  Our trailer  is their salvation, but it is tired and becoming unsafe.  With out our trailer we can not pick up animals or deliver them to their new homes.  Please help us continue to be able to help the voiceless.
Helping with literacy in UK prisons BookReliefUK (our charity) is a 'literacy charity'  which supports & partners with other charities within the broad sphere of 'helping to improve people's literacy and love of books'. Barry Evetts, our late founder, had involved us with Read Easy UK  which had itself started out of work in prisons helping  those who couldn't read. Our charity helped  3 locally based Read Easy groups to start here in North Devon. Barry's idea was to follow this up by continuing to work in Prison Literacy.
Preserving Chile's Ocean Treasures Oceana has identified a unique opportunity to designate large marine reserves in the area around the Juan Fernandez Islands and the Desventuradas Islands (ie. the "Galapagos of Chile"). These marine reserves - 100K and 300K square km, respectively - would protect the livelihoods of artisanal fishers and those dependent on the tourism industry. To achieve this, Oceana will document biodiversity, mobilize national support and appeal to the Chilean government to implement the proposals.
Cityzens Giving for Recovery - Melbourne In Melbourne, City in the Community will support children to return to education through the provision of healthy and nutritious food and delivery of education through football.
Help 50 child laborers finish grade 6 in Guatemala This project will provide didactic material, school supplies and nutritional support for 50 over-school-age adolescent laborers to help them finish sixth grade through CEIPA's alternative, accelerated education program. Most students are from Maya K'iche or Maya Mam families of extreme poverty, ages 14 to 17, and the majority are girls. These young men and women have worked form an early age to help support their families and thus were not able to attend public schools at a proper age.
World Water Day 2021 WAFA launches the World Water Day 2021 project to celebrate water and raise awareness of the global water crisis.  One of WAFAs main targets is to light and award low-tech, high-impact, local innovations for clean water. By donating you participate in finding, recognizing, giving exposure, and motivating them to scale and replicate their water cleaning solutions wherever needed.
Clean Water For 50+ Rescued Kenyan Infants In Kenya, contaminated drinking water is still a reality for many people. For this reason, New Life Home Trust has installed a water tank or borehole at each New Life home over the years. With the help of these tanks, once abandoned infants are offered quality care without fear of contracting preventable diseases. Additionally, we keep our overall costs lower by relying on our water tank rather than an outside source. New life for rescued infants requires clean, safe drinking water daily.
After School Programme for Underserved Children Of the world's poorest 1.2 billion people, India is home to 33%. It largely affects the already vulnerable populations of children and comprises of a lack of resources especially education and extracurricular activities.This project is a two stage - poverty alleviation programme that aims to provide 200 underserved children of all ages from the slums of New Delhi, India with with a range of after school services.
Holiday Decorating and Surprise Santa Sacks The Healing Hunter Foundation is a children's cancer non-profit that rocks the house with love, hope & smiles...& always in the coolest way possible.    Every year for the past 5 years we've decorated Doernbecher Children's Hospital for the holidays & it's a phenomenal project that delivers smiles upon smiles & holiday cheer to the kiddos who are admitted & receiving treatments during this time.  And then we also deliver customized surprise Santa Sacks on Christmas morning!  Fabulous surprise!
Ugly Fish: Let's Feed 990+ Schoolchildren in Kenya Let's turn ugly fish into a sustaining gift: We're building fishponds in Kenya and expanding our partner's fish program. This project will feed 1,000+ disadvantaged school children and youth in Kenya. Youth will learn life skills in this developing economic sector. The project will generate sustainable revenues for our partner, thereby decreasing future donor dependence. We're feeding schoolchildren now so that they can feed themselves and others in the future!
The Love & Haiti Project: Educate.Rebuild.Sustain! The project provides Haitian certification-training programs on natural earth building and Permaculture design. By bringing the experts to the people of Haiti, our courses in Permaculture Design and Superadobe aid the locals in building capacity for themselves. We chose this model in order to prevent dependency on hand-outs and to empower the people of Haiti with a chance to create a sustainable environment for themselves.
Early College at Guilford Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' International Business Internship Program, Rowah, Zamiarra, Kaci, Nick, Adam, Emma & Audrey from the Early College at Guilford 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.
SEND A SEED WOMEN'S PROJECT KABALE UGANDA Send a Seed Women's project in Kabale Uganda is a women's Project in Kabale Uganda aimed at sustaining the indigenous good seeds and utilizing seeds  not only as food sources but also for income for the families of the women involved.Also natural farmyard manure,compost manure and other forms of organic manure are used and not artificial manure to increase soil fertility.
Mother and Child Health Clinic in Rural Nepal Karing for Kids runs a clinic in the rural mountain communities of Gatlang, Goljung and Chilime, Nepal. The clinic provides health care, health education, and serves as a community library.
Himalayan Healthcare for 5000: Save Lives in Nepal Provide essential healthcare services to a remote Himalayan community. There is no other health provision in a 60km radius for a population of over 5000: PHASE health workers are saving lives in Nepal.  At the moment of the current crisis of COVID-19, the project team will provide essential emergency services. In addition, the project team will work to support the community to prevent the infection, identify suspicious cases and refer to the locally made quarantine houses.