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Radio - the most important info source in Dadaab Refugees urgently need information on food distribution, crisis updates, health and other topics. A new report reveals that serious communication gaps between the aid workers and refugees is increasing suffering and putting lives at risk. Despite aid coming in, refugees, especially women, don't have radio access. They miss out on key broadcasts. Prime radios pick-up news important to refugees 24/7. Radio-based education lessons in Somali keep children learning. We're also distributing lights.
Help Sesame Street Teach Critical Health Lessons Harnessing the power of the Muppets, Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit behind Sesame Street, will reach 400 teachers and 8,000 school children in India with hygiene education through interactive videos and materials, in partnership with World Vision. By empowering children with the knowledge and skills they need to stay healthy, we will promote sustainable behavior change. Muppets have a unique ability to reach children, modeling behaviors and giving them the vocabulary to talk about taboo topics.
Send Children to School in Nigeria for a Year This project will send at least 50 vulnerable children to school in Nigeria. These children are being exploited for hard labor in remote communities. And the only way to help them is to enroll them in school, provide school materials for them and empower their families economically.
Job Training & Placement for 10,000 Liberian Youth Eighty-five percent of Liberia's youth population is unemployed and our Employment Accelerator is aimed at creating a youth-led local workforce for the emerging Liberian economy. Through tailored trainings, we will develop a pipeline of young people who have the technical, social, and critical thinking skills for a changing local/global economy.
Long-term Care of 260 Vulnerable Malawian Children This project will feed, clothe, educate & shelter 260 Orphans and other Vulnerable Children (OVCs) and complete the construction of their daycare centers in bush villages of Malawi, Central Africa.
Conserve bats in International year of bats, India Bats play important part in ecosystem.They play an important role by eating insects (Eg.mosquitoes and crop pests) and pollinating plants.As a result of superstition and fear,many bat species are threatened by poisoning and habitat destruction.We aim to protect their habitats by educating community to understand and ecological services.We will create awareness through Seminars,Workshops,Documentaries and competitions.We have planned to build bat houses in order to protect the endangered species.
Samburu Girls Foundation Education Fund This project will support to have a fund in Northern Kenya dedicated to the support of  education and mentorship to 400 girls rescued by Samburu Girls Foundation.   The education fund will support the girls to undergo trauma counselling, training in leadership and mentorship and become agents of change in their communities.
Proper Sanitation for Village in Coastal Ecuador Imagine having to defecate in a plastic bag!  This is the only option for many  residents in San Raymundo II, a coastal Ecuadorian village rising from the dust of a drained swamp and struggling to become a community.  This project will bring bathroom facilities to about 100 families in total, creating a much cleaner, healthier environment for all. Only $275 per bathroom will give residents a proper toilet which provides them with improved hygiene and restored dignity.  No more pooping in bags!
Hurricane Matthew Relief: Help Haiti Rebuild Hurricane Matthew, a Category 4 storm and the largest in the region since 1966, struck the nation of Haiti on October 4, causing immense damage. This project will help the Haitian people rebuild their homes and lives while increasing their resilience to future disasters.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Goldis, Mia, and Stephenie 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.
Poverty not barrier for Education - Nurture Merit Vidya Poshak aims to support 500 meritorious economically challenged students to continue their higher education in 2015 by providing Educational support who otherwise end up severely limiting their educational and career horizons due to lack of financial resources, proper educational guidance, and skills required to succeed.
E-Libraries for Post-Earthquake Ecuador Libraries Without Borders will bring 60 e-library programs to 8 provinces in Ecuador, including those most affected by the 7.8 magnitude earthquake of April 2016. This program will give Ecuadorian children in vulnerable rural and earthquake-affected communities access to carefully curated educational materials that promote literacy, numeracy and digital literacy. Our team will train local partners in best-practices for leveraging technology to attain measurable educational outcomes.
Provide Relief for Syrian Refugees Over 4 million Syrians have fled the civil war in their country for the relative safety of neighboring countries. The flow of refugees into camps and host communities continues to swell - far beyond initial expectations - and strain limited resources in the region. Mercy Corps is helping refugees and community members in Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq and within Syria by providing essentials like clothing and blankets, digging wells and building safe places for children to play and be kids.
Education support of children affected by AIDS Our main focus is on educating those children who are either affected or infected by HIV/AIDS. In the age of playing and having fun, these children are living life of discrimination, fear, extreme poverty and injustice.  We have organised a project to support these children, so that they will be able to live a dignified life.  Now in this particular project, we have selected five children who are in upmost need, based upon family, economic, geographical and their health (HIV) status.
Georgetown Visitation Fighting For A Change As members of the International Business Internship Program (IBIP), Niani, Beverly, Kidan, Calia, Lelena and Ruth work on a weekly basis to assist our business partner, Mr. Oyelami, who owns a air conditioning repair company to expand and advance his business ventures. Our goal is to come up with and implement solutions that will benefit our business partner and the community he serves.
Schistosomiasis Control Initiative (SCI) For just 50 cents SCI can reach, treat and protect a child against 4 neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) for a year. Efforts across Africa to aid nutrition, education, health and economic productivity will only be successful when combined with treatment for NTDs. Controlling and eliminating NTDs is critical to ending extreme poverty. The drugs needed to control NTDs are donated by pharmaceutical companies, we just need the funds to deliver the tablets to the 200 million people who need them.
Food/Shelter/Emergency Aid for 4,800 FL Veterans Many veterans are returning home to Florida.  Marion County Veterans Helping Veterans Inc. wants to make it possible for them to maintain their independence and dignity.  Without requested funding, we would be unable to serve more veterans.  Veterans would be left with an unstable support group, improper housing, and a difficult time incorporating their way back into society.  Our desire is to make veterans feel honored, welcomed and safe in their communities.
Plant Clinic for Sustainable Agriculture This project is about to minimize use of agricultural chemicals for people and planet through soil and plant clinic related extension services. Major activities included in the project are plant clinics where the farmers are provided tips, knowledge and skills for disease pest management of crops by use of local materials and plant extract. Reducing chemical use  and enhancing natural use in a proper way for sustainable environment and sustainable agriculture is the major motto of project.
Help animals in Venezuela as result of COVID19 COVID-19, or Coronavirus, has accentuated an already dire situation in Venezuela, especially for abandoned, community and rescue dogs & cats.  During the past month (since mid-March),  Venezuela is under a mandatory quarantine, which strongly limits the possibilities of survival to millions of dogs & and cats across the country.  We are providing food, emergency vet care and support to thousands of animals, but we need your help to continue extending our reach.
Support Sexual Abuse Prevention Education in Kenya The project targets 50,000 beneficiaries in Nairobi. It will support 500 victims of child sexual abuse and reach over 1000 children in 50 primary schools. The Organization's core objective is to ensure that children are protected from sexual abuse and exploitation. Trainings, awareness campaigns and advocacy activities involving 20,000 community leaders and parents will take place  to strengthen and improve the capacity building of partner organizations involved in project implementation.
Empower 500 rural Kenyan youth through technology VOA4SD is training 500 poor rural youth at our Youth Empowerment Center in Webuye, Kenya. Each youth gains the skills required to start small social businesses for sustainable community development.
Support 50 disabled children in Yemen. In this project, 50 children with physically and mentally disabilities will be targeted in Hajjah Governorate /Yemen by providing them with transportation fees to go and return from the  physical therapy center as well as providing food for them and their families and providing wages to receive physical therapy that enable them to continue their lives normally and practice their life activities such as education and play like other kids and to live better.
Give Sports Education for 2000 Kids in El Salvador 89% of public schools in El Salvador do not have physical education professors and/or spaces where kids can exercise. Due to this problem, FESA is giving those kids the opportunity to receive physical education and practice different sports by using its own sport staff and facilities. In addition, kids attend educational talks that teach them about values, prevention of addictions, improvement of self-esteem, and many other important topics.
Pre vocational training to orphan special children Teaching pre-vocational skills to Orphan Persons with disabilities for their improving the life skills through they can also learn the particular interested skills so that they can lead their life in a independent manner.for example the Persons with disabilities can interested in preparing paper bags we should give raining in that particular skills so that he can improve the skill and get expertise in that particular area and he can start earn in that particular work&lead independent life
Feed the minds and bodies of 300 kids in Guatemala Through its Feed the Mind & Body program, CasaSito provides opportunities for Guatemalan children living in poverty to obtain an education while also receiving healthy meals every school day.
Empower LGBTI community in Uganda to rights The Project aims at empowering LGBTI community in Uganda with skills that will enable them to defend their rights and interests in an organized manner. By re-energizing the LGBTI community. With your donation, we shall educate the stakeholders about LGBTI rights issues through community-based education and learning approach. Remobilize and rehabilitate LGBTI members in 20 solidarity groups established; collaborate with sister human rights organizations in Uganda and advocate the rights of LGBTI.
Solutions for Survival Youth journalists uncover innovative solutions to climate change being implemented by communities around the globe, and debunk the myth that we must still invest in dirty energy.
Access to Education for 1000 children in Buruku This project is to provide free and basic universal access to quality education and build 4 blocks of classroom for 1000 out of school children orphaned and displaced by conflicts in Mbade village, Benue State, Nigeria
Help refugees from eastern Ukraine Russia has invaded Ukraine. This is the biggest war attack since the Second World War. Deep fear is escalating from one minute to another. There is more and more panic in Ukrainian cities. The Pallottine parishes in Ukraine, especially in Kyiv, Odesa, Zhytomyr, and Lviv receive families with children asking for shelter. A very concrete help is needed -  food, water, and hygiene products. As more and more families hide in the parishes, the Pallottine fathers need money to buy food for them.
Hope for Somalia East African Community Services (EACS), based in Seattle, Washington, has partnered with five schools in Galkacyo, a city of half a million people in North-central Somalia to provide funding for tuition, uniforms, and other fees for impoverished children, primarily girls, whose families would not otherwise be able to afford to provide them with an education.
Art Action for Peace: Support Young Iraqi Artists Help unite Iraqi youth through a series of public events and workshops featuring poetry, theater, dancing, and music within a framework of peace and human rights.
Development Through Agriculture To provide farming as a livelihood to local community in 24 Parganas South district through provision of infrastructure, financial and technical assistance, creating employment and income generation.
TeenTech: Help Teens in Poverty Carve Better Lives One in three teenagers in Armenia lives in poverty. Chances of breaking the cycle of poverty in a stagnant economy are fragile. To help them secure a brighter future, TeenTech initiative teaches them a full 7-month course of web programming and design, business and soft skills, and helps them secure jobs and internships with IT companies. For only 23 dollars per week teens get skills of high demand and access the dynamic and inspiring environment of tech entrepreneurs and endless opportunities.
Chichoy Potato-Producing Project in Guatemala In the small rural community of Chichoy, 20 indigenous women will be provided the land, seeds and tools to launch an income-generating potato project.
Support Art Education and Inspire Young Artists National YoungArts Foundation identifies the most accomplished young artists in the visual, literary and performing arts, and provides them with creative and professional development opportunities throughout their careers.
Eliminate Digital Divide for Panamanian Villagers Provide faster and cheaper Internet access to help protecting and restoring rain forest as well as eliminating digital divide.
The Safe House: An Enclave of Peace and Hope RefuSHE's Safe House offers a community for refugee youth and children to restore their physical and mental health and enhance their personal safety. Here, female refugees have the chance to heal and become strong so they may become agents for social change.
Introducing Technology to 300 Honduran students WBK plans to introduce the power of technology to 300 students that live in an impoverished community where many do not have access to the internet or laptops. This type of technology will introduce our students to a more diverse population of the world with their newfound access to the internet.  Our students will gain many different skills from using microsoft office programs to email to coding. Understanding how to use technology will help equip our students for more successful futures.
Danos Un Techito - Give us A Little Roof For over 25 years Save A  Sato has been easing the pain and suffering of thousands of street dogs and cats (Strays aka Sato) in Puerto Rico by rescuing, rehabilitating, giving shelter, love and finding them homes. -This project will help rebuild us custom build a recently acquired and much needed building to be used as a shelter for our over 150 dogs and 78 cats under our care at any given day. - We need to build cages, integrate pluming and electrical system to fit the needs of a shelter
Computer Lab for Young Social Entrepreneurs We are instilling entrepreneur spirit and know-how in our students at Amun Shea School, in northern Morazan, El Salvador. Through investigation and research, they construct solutions to very real local developmental problems and are becoming the changemakers within their homes and communities. Program growth, both in terms of student population and in technological advancement, has outgrown current facilities. We are building and equipping a computer lab and need your help to complete it.
Provide Education to Orphans in India 47 children are attending to the school 3 children are attending to the college. All the children receive free accommodation, clothes, medical care, and education
Screen 500 babies for congenital diseases in Ghana Most babies in Ghana are not screened for inherited congenital anomalies. These conditions go unnoticed and  lead to catastrophic health outcomes such as  intellectual disabilities, severe illness, or premature deaths. This project seeks to  screen 500 babies for more than 50 inherited congenital disorders in Ghana. When detected early, these babies can benefit from early intervention to reduce developmental disabilities, infant morbidity and mortality.
AIDS Vaccine Trials for Plantation Workers Clinical equipment is needed to initiate an HIV testing and treatment program for sugar plantation workers and their families in Uganda in preparation for HIV/AIDS vaccine research.
Stop Kenyan Univ. Corruption: Whistleblower Fund This project will build a fund to support whistleblowers in Kenya who have submitted hard evidence of corruption via our website. We're ready to begin litigating on behalf of one such whistleblower to hold accountable the perpetrators of a huge corruption scandal at a top Kenyan university. Kenya is one of the most corrupt countries in the world and university staff in Kenya too often force students to pay for grades with money and sex. This fund will support litigation to fight these practices.
96 UK Young People Meet for Tolerance and Peace Disadvantaged young people have few opportunities to forge meaningful links with one another across their different communities, faiths, cultures and beliefs. This programme throws young people from diverse backgrounds together, supports them to undertake challenging activities and to explore the issues which divides young people in Britain, and builds a strong network of advocates for peace. They are supported to become active in society through volunteering and project building.
Support Learning and Livelihoods during COVID-19 Join us as we unite to tackle the impact of COVID-19 in Kenya.  We are raising funds to support families' continued learning and livelihoods. For only 2,500ksh ($25) you can help 75 households gain holistic support. Parents get help to adapt and grow their businesses. Children get engaging and fun learning activities. All of this will be delivered via a text message chatbot, at no cost to families. Help children continue learning and parents grow their businesses.
Help 5 NYC Kids Attend Camp! With summer around the corner, we want to help give five children living in poverty the opportunity to attend our beautiful Wagon Road Camp in Chappaqua, New York. These five lucky children will be able to combat summer learning loss through our fun educational projects, and get plenty of exercise in our swimming pool, ropes course, and other exciting activities.
Van for Custom footwear for Leprosy Patients This project will support a Mobile Medical Van Unit (MMV Unit)  enabled with the capacity to fabricate custom protective footwear for persons suffering from leprosy related disability and deformity of the feet, living in remote, rural and vulnerable parts of the country.
Vision Aides to a Child in New Orleans Provide visually-impaired children with aides to help them see. Help bring a child's world into focus for the first time.
Ensuring Girls in Ethiopia Receive Basic Eye Care In Ethiopia, more women than men are blind due to eye diseases such as trachoma. This blinding eye disease is spread from child to mother through direct personal contact. Without treatment, trachoma leads to blindness. It's a sad reality that 50% of children who go blind in Ethiopia, will die within two years.  Orbis is working to change this by eliminating this disease in Ethiopia. With your help, Orbis will ensure the next generation of women and girls grow up without the threat of blindness.
Help Virgin Islands Farmers Recover from Disaster This project will collect data from farmers across the United States Virgin Islands to inform the recovery process and direct essential resources to meet farmers' long term recovery needs.  This process will compensate farmers for their participation to direct support to farmers. The Farm Disaster Protocols and disaster relief and recovery kit provides a target level of emergency response in the wake of disaster as well as creates tools that can aid in preparation and mitigation pre-disaster
Building peace communities in Dominican Republic This project promotes an education process of actions as best practices for building a culture of peace in Dominican Republic providing communication and education resources in order to contribute to social change in a positive way and facilitate the establishment of lasting peace and support preventing violence. The initiative will impact more than 4,000 youth and adults from different social strata, with gender equality and territorial representation.
Help sex-worker's daughter attend NYC college! Hello! My name is Sandhya and I am 20. I am a student, an actress, a traveler, and a dreamer. But more important than all that is that I am my mother's daughter - and my mother is a sex worker. I grew up in Kamathipura, Asia's most infamous red-light area. And despite all this I just received admission to an amazing college in NYC, and a big scholarship!! :) But the scholarship won't cover everything, so I'm trying to raise the rest of my tuition online. Will you help me get to university?
Solar Power For 115 School Children From Burma Maw Kwee is a small rural village in Thailand along the Burmese border. With limited access to education in rural Karen State, Burma, students travel here to attend primary school. Some students have fled conflict and this is one of their only options for schooling outside the refugee camps. 115 students stay in dormitories next to the school and only have candles to use as light. By installing solar lighting, the students will be able to further their education and live in a safe environment.
End Hunger for Rural Families in Bangladesh Poor people have limited capacity to recover from crises. This project will encourage savings, provide credit, adopt sustainable agriculture and diversify risks using multicropping and aquaculture.
Wolves and Wilderness Catalyze a federal planning process that supports wolf reintroduction and recovery in the Gila Bioregion of New Mexico and Arizona, while concurrently making the region more habitable for wolves.
Help disadvantaged Bengali children + young people An inspirational man, Alindra Naskar, in his retirement, has started a school and vocational training centre in his home village. Now running for 13 years, the school has grown and has recently achieved secondary status. 500+ children are enrolled and young women are training in sewing and embroidery. Exam results continue to improve rapidly.
Accommodation for Student Midwives in Addis Ababa This project provides accommodation for 12 student midwives at the Addis Ababa Fistula Hospital, where extra midwives are desperately needed.
Support 32 burned Children in Mongolia Every year, more than 5,000 people are suffering from forest fire or stove or hot water since there are cold and dry weather in Mongolia. Most of them are children so under this project, we will support about 30 burned children in Mongolia by the services such as medical fees, emergency medical treatment, ointment, and especially skin graft surgery.