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Biodigester social environmental economical impact This project will provide 30 biodigester for needy farmers
Will reduce  900 tons of CO2 equivalent in the atmosphere per year.  
Will reduce 648 tons of Atlantic Forest deforestation per year. 
Will create 324 tons of bio fertilizers (substituting oil and chemical fertilizers) per year. 
Will provide, per month, the equivalent of 4 bottles of propane and 900 kg of bio fertilizers for each 30 needy Brazilian family .
Will transform 360 tons of waste into thermal energy per year
Educational support for Orphans Children in Ethiop Orphan and vulnerable children who have either lost one or both parents live in extreme poverty with their guardians with little access to basic needs. Shalom Yebego Aderagot Derejet Capacity building, Care and Support of poorest women, orphan and vulnerable children project covers children's school fees, tutorial lessons, after school meals, school uniforms and materials. Children receive after school meals and tutorial lessons at our drop in center with a library and other services.
9000 indigenous kids  will "learn by playing" Support the preservation of Yaqui and Mayo languages, two ethnic groups from Sonora, Mexico, and over 9000 kids will learn and practice their mother tongue helped by their bilingual mentors
Positive Steps Teens Unite supports young people aged 13-24 who are fighting cancer. Cancer redefines a young person's life,  challenges their sense of identity, threatens their sense of belonging, when "fitting in" is everything to them, anxieties about their body image are heightened and all their relationships are challenged and impacted. Our work supports the young people, creates an incredibly strong community where cancer is not the thing that separates these young people, but the thing that unites them.
Free Medical Camps in Rural Areas of Pakistan In rural areas often there is little knowledge of basic health information in Pakistan. Rural families suffer because of lack of doctors and no knowledge of hygienic practices/products. Seeds of Hope Foundation (SOHF) has started a campaign, SHOW YOU CARE, BE AWARE, to bring awareness to these people. We conduct free medical camps providing basic medical information and free personal hygiene kits and medical kits for families. In this way they are able to improve their quality of life.
Water & Sanitary Facilities for Ajegunle Slums This  project will provide  clean water and sanitary facilities for  a community in Ajegunle, Nigeria's most notorious slum.  Funds will support the construction of two boreholes and four blocks of modern latrines in Araromi, in Ajegunle; providing more than 5000 residents broader access to potable water and hygienic modern latrines.  The goal is to reduce incidences of  water, sanitation and hygiene-related diseases like cholera, typhoid and hepatitis among the very low income residents.
Girls Wanna Run! Training Nepal's Generation Next! Women LEAD is the first organization in Nepal to focus on developing the leadership of girls and women through hands-on training, peer learning and community. We believe that Nepal won't move forwards until women are equally represented in every sector and have a seat at the decision-making table. This project addresses the gender gap in political ambitions and representation by empowering young women to engage in politics and drive change from within the system.
Support Displaced Children and Older People The project will address rehabilitation needs of internally displaced people from war areas of Eastern Ukraine. Military confrontations in the Eastern Ukraine had resulted in 1.8 million people becoming homeless and unemployed. The project will address following areas: Children development program focusing on educational needs, mental and physical growth of displaced children and medical treatment and healthcare for older displaced people and children.
Educate 1000 Underpriveleged Girls in India The project Nanhi Kali ensures 10 years of quality education with guaranteed learning outcomes for underprivileged girl children in tribal, conflict afflicted, rural and urban slums in India. Currently it empowers over 75,000 girl children through 9 states by providing them with academic, material and social support. The project helps in improving the enrollment in Schools, curtailing the high drop out rate of girl children and aims to strengthen the existing education system in India.
Support the Suffering Disabled Village Children This project was set up due to an overwhelming number of children with multiple disabilities  who live very hard lives with complications from untreated Cerebral Palsy, Autism,Malnutrition, down syndrome  and other related conditions without the right health professionals to work on the children and these children were left to suffer or die. We work with therapists to develop maximum potential through provision of holistic specialized services in a home-like environment for new and old diagnoses
Hurricanes Eta & Iota Emergency Response: Honduras In Honduras, Hurricane Eta left a trail of destruction. Thousands of acres of crops were washed away, causing even more shortages in communities already experiencing severe food insecurity as a result of the pandemic. And now, Hurricane Iota is following Eta's path and making matters devastatingly worse. Your support and solidarity are urgently needed to help equip our partners with emergency supplies so they can reach and assist families and small farmers whose homes and crops were destroyed.
Help Bring 121,000 Girl Children Back to School A life without education is not something many of us can even contemplate. Unfortunately, this remains a reality for many girls in India. For a host of different reasons, girls across the country are forced to drop out of school. You can make a difference by donating to CRY. With your help, we can ensure that 121,000 girl children across CRY-supported projects get back to school and complete their education. And lead the life they deserve.
Support the Clontarf Foundation The Clontarf Foundation is a charitable not-for-profit organisation registered as an unlisted public company limited by guarantee. Its purpose is to improve the education, discipline, self-esteem, life skills and employment prospects of young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men and by doing so, equips them to participate more meaningfully in society. Since opening its first academy in Perth, WA in 2000 the Foundation has grown to support 9492 boys across WA, NT, NSW, QLD, SA and VIC.
Stray Rescue's Ranch Hospice Program The ranch features a 150 year old ranch house that will be renovated and use as a hospice house for Stray Rescue senior dogs and special needs dogs like Grace, Rupert & OP. These special needs dogs will experience how to live in a home with loving care from our in-house staff and volunteers which are available 24/7. A sanctuary for hospice and senior dogs where they can spend the rest of their lives in quite and safe environment.
Improve Health & School Environment in Namdu Nepal The main aim of the project is to build capacity of school stakeholders (school management committee, teachers, parents) and improve health and sanitation in Namdu Village of Dolakha district, where large damage occurred during April 2015 earthquake and level of sanitation is low. The project will be carried out in 8 schools and 2 Child Development Centers, so as to improve access to clean water, sanitation and better school environment for 1122 school students and wider community of 8096 people
Support U&I at the World 10K Run U&I helps educate and inspire 1500 underprivileged children across 13 cities in India. We work one on one with these children,  motivate students to stay in school, and provide a community that encourages them to work toward their dreams. The World 10K Run is Bangalore's premier running event with over 25,000 participants. U&I is running to spread awareness and raise funds to help educate over 1500 underprivileged children across India. Give these children the opportunity to succeed
Provide Theater for 1,000 In-Need NYC Students As part of our Audience Project, Arts for All will present a professional children's show, "Jack vs. Rapunzel: The Musical" FREE OF CHARGE to 1,000 in-need children in the greater New York area.
Stopping Child Slavery in Remote Regions - Myanmar Saffron Aid is wanting to help 500 children in remote parts of Myanmar attend school and to graduate. Unfortunately, many children do not get to attend school due to family economic reasons. The need for children as young as 6 to work in the fields to help their parents is common. Worse, children are being sold as slaves to the sex industry in Thailand or as factory workers overseas. We help children attend school and families to generate extra income.
Support Spanish Primate Sanctuary During COVID-19 The Mona Foundation provides sanctuary for rescued chimpanzees, and other primates, where they can live out their lives in the most natural environment possible. The primates in our care have all been rescued from abusive or unsuitable situations. Many are from the pet trade or entertainment industries where they have lived through extremely traumatic events like seeing their family killed or suffering physical abuse. MONA rehabilitates these primates, as they cannot be returned to the wild.
Train 20 Women to Make Soap & Prevent Trafficking In order to combat child trafficking, 20 women will learn how to make soap and other skin care products. Poverty is one of the main root causes of trafficking in Ghana and women are disproportionately affected by poverty. This training will enable these 20 women to become economically independent and secure. Participants in the training will set up a cooperative, ensuring collective success and support.
Save elephants in Malawi While elephant populations dwindle as the demand for ivory grows again, the Wildlife Action Group's anti-poaching team is working tirelessly to tackle illegal poaching and save elephants lives. 
This project supports elephant conservation activities in Thuma Forest Reserve, Malawi, to provide a save future for its remaining elephant population and habitat.
Support for Project Staff Working in Mental Health Through our project, our goal is to create awareness about mental health in our community in order to achieve the inclusion and equal opportunities for people with Psychosocial Disabilities. Agricon is very new to this initiatives and we are being hand held by Bapu Trust Pune for carrying out the project for inclusion. Our identified project staff are keen to give their best but we need a start-up fund for a year to pay our project staff and recurring expenses like stationary etc.
Cardiac Care for Moroccan Children Morocco is a North African Nation.  It has a population of 34.8 million.  The infant mortality rate is 36 deaths per 1000 live births.  The leading cause of death is cardiac and respiratory disease related to the wide spread use of tobacco. The Cardiac Unit of Ibn Tofail Hospital in Marrakech has a long waiting list of low-income patients needing corrective cardiac surgeries but cannot afford it.  Our mission is to help ease the need and save lives of children that otherwise will be lost.
Summer Arts at Mill River Playground Summer Arts at the Playground is Mill River Collaborative's signature program providing family fun to the Stamford Community.  Through Fun Saturday Mornings, children ages 2-9 experience multicultural music and dance troupes in June and July attracting over 100 participants each week.  In 2012, we will also offer Family Movie Nights and Environmental Education drop in programs to expand opportunities for safe, engaging learning and entertainment along the river.
Help Reduce Maternal Mortality in Ghana This project is expected to reduce the number of expectant mothers who loose their lives as a result of preventable pregnancy related complications including childbirth through training of community birth attendants to provide first line support before the health professional is reached.
Safe drinking water for 12,000 in rural Malawi This project will help 11 villages in rural Malawi have a safe water supply by drilling a borehole and provide a hand pump centrally in each village.  This project will impact over 12,000 people in the community and a School of 3000 children where there have been deaths of children due to drinking unsafe water from open ditches.
Emergency Health Fund for the Shipibo people Due to the historical negligence on part of the Peruvian government towards indigenous communities and due to the collapse of the health system, Shipibo Konibo people are in a state of vulnerability against the spread of the COVID-19 virus and against any other disease. The Emergency Health Fund wants to meet the needs of Shipibo-Konibo families and/or individuals in the Ucayali region providing emergency care.
Rwanda: Help 82 kids study without Covid-19 risks. When schools reopened in Rwanda after a whole year due to COVID-19 the challenge has been accommodating children. Despite the construction of additional classrooms, still classrooms were over-crowded. This is how SPES NOVA Junior Academy was created to help address the issue. Since then, the school embarked on a long process of finding enough classrooms, school equipment and materials, teachers for 82 kids. Unfortunately, the school still needs basic facilities such as water and toilets.
School Reconstruction and Health Awareness Nepal Reconstruction of three permanent schools hit by earthquake in 3 villages in Bhaktapur district  of Nepal and the provision of WASH training for 1200 students covering 5 schools helps to increase attendance of poor students.600+ students will be taught in safe and comfortable classrooms and 1200 students will improve their health through targeted education through reduction in sanitation related diseases.It reduces non-attendance and increase effectiveness of  learning practice.
Child Sexual Abuse - If u don't stop it, who will? Child sexual abuse (CSA) is a universal problem with grave repercussions & Five years ago Sahyog embarked on its journey to respond the issue. It was a path less tread upon & consequently more Challenging route. It was a world defined by the language of silence, a silence which speaks & a silence, to which, we at Sahyog try to give strong voice.Sahyog feels humbled & proud that we have touched directly  almost 1 lakh Children, assisted them to overcome their trauma & move enriched life.
Provide Scholarships to 20 poor girls in Kenya Provide scholarship, educational resources, campaign against Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) & HIV/AIDS, and train mentors to support talented girls from poor households in Kenya.
Help orphans in Japan rebuild lives post-tsunami Our project will provide immediate and long-term support to orphanages in Tohoku and other areas that were affected by the devastating earthquake and tsunami. We'll provide material support such as clothing, footwear, toys, books, school supplies, and bikes. For emotional support, this includes counseling and therapeutic activities (field trips,Yoga, camps,etc...)
Playground for Disabled Children in Kyrgyzstan This project will install a playground designed for disabled kids in Osh City's Children's Rehabilitation Center which is visited by over 3,000 children every year. Such infrastructure is especially important in Kyrgyzstan where even parents marginalize their disabled children in society. As people see disabled children playing and gaining the same social skills as normal children, this project will help prove to the Kyrgyz people that disabled citizens can become effective members of society.
CHANGING Ugandan Lives through Entrepreneurship IDEA4Africa is looking to establish Entrepreneurship Clubs in Uganda giving students and young adults the skills they need to be successful when there aren't enough good jobs for the exploding population. Our sustainable model of training teachers to run Entrepreneurship Clubs, providing youths with the resources they need is changing the lives of young Rwandans and now Ugandans as well!
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, high school students Jade, Ria, Comfort, Nadia, and Roshni 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 to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Therapeutic Community for 600 victims, Hyderabad Over 2-3 million women and girls are trafficked for the purposes of commercial sexual exploitation in India. Removing them from places of exploitation, providing them a safe space to heal and recover, protecting them from toxic and harmful influences and facilitating access to educational and vocational skills is a multi-layered intervention which requires concerted efforts. This project aims to support 600 victims of sex trafficking in their journey to regain dignity and build a life.
Rebuilding women’s community center in Jamaica Our construction project provides women in Hagley Gap with a place where they can safely convene and build support networks within the community.
Feed 500 families in Month of Ramadan in Pakistan Ramadan Food Project is an initiative under FRDP Pakistan to help raise funds to feed 500 poor and deprived households in Pakistan who affected by the economic effect of COVID-19 pandemic due to lockdown and they lost their jobs. Specially labourers lost jobs and its difficult them to feed themselves and their families. Your Donations will be used to purchase raw food packs which can last for whole month of Ramadan for the family.
Help Students Get Better Access to Internet Computers and access to internet are rare commodities in Liberia for most students.  Liberia Career Pathways is bridging the gap by providing computers and access to the internet at our Center for Career Discovery.    Through access to the internet students are gaining better information to career choices vital to Liberia's economic growth.  Your help will change the trajectories of these students lives and eventually strengthen communities and the nation.
Empower 20 Adolescent Girls from Rural Peru Sacred Valley Health's (SVH) Adolescent Girls Empowerment Initiative (AGEI) will offer a health education and leadership development program to adolescent girls in rural Peru. Small groups of girls will meet weekly at local schools and participate in educational, team-building, and leadership training activities.
Sustainable Agriculture Development Campaign My name is Narayan V Solanke, and I am raising funds for Universal Versatile Society which is working towards the sustainable agriculture in climate change scenario. Farmer are needed to take immediate action to alter the crop patterns, switch to organic farming, water harvesting, zero budget farming, etc. We are at present working in farmer's suicide prone district of Vidarbha assisting farmers for Water harvesting, organic farming. Moreover through field visits and training we are associated w
RAPHIA BAMBOO USE BY CHILDREN FOR CRAFTWORK CAMGEW will work with boys and girls on how to use the raphia bamboo to produce items like chairs, benches, mats, beds, tables, picture frames, window, house ceilings, food crop storage facility and picture frames. Raphia nuts w to produce door blinds for in bars, restaurants etc Raphia palm fronds for brooms and house roof. Raphia bamboo used to produce beehives and also food storage facilities like corn band. Honey has a high market here and beehives can be made with local bamboos
Give Voice to Child Brides Help ICRW raise awareness of child brides in countries like Ethiopia and India. Through their personal stories, we want to move the global community to end child marriage and support married girls.
Community AIDS Outreach and Education in Soweto This project will educate communities on AIDS and will provide information and resources to individuals interested in participating in HIV vaccine trials.
Save both Veterans and Rescued Dogs today! This project saves the lives of many by empowering veterans, adults and children with disabilities to restore their freedom to live life through the training and use of their service dog. Our service dogs are commonly pulled from rescues and rescue groups to give them, as well as their handler, a new purpose and lease on life.  We provide everything for our clients while in the program, covering all costs including equipment (such as dog bowls, vests, etc.), veterinary bills, food, etc.
Giving Children a Chance to Learn and Grow The project 'Giving Children a Chance to Learn and Grow' is intended to support the community of Mutulani Village in rural Kenya to achieve higher standards of hygiene and sanitation, reduced cases of school absenteeism and increased agricultural economic activities. This projects, seeking to bring solutions that are emerging, originates from a previous project, 'Improved Health for 1500 Women and Children in Kenya', that aimed at providing water to the Mutulani community and schools.
Health Book for Disabled Mongolian Women This project is to raise the final funding needed to finish the translation of Hesperian's "A Handbook for Women with Disabilities" in Mongolian and print 1,000 copies. The translating NGO is Mongolian National Association of Wheelchair Users (MNAWU) which services all 13,000 people in wheelchairs across Mongolia with social services, empowerment of members & legal advocacy. The books will be accessible in public places and  thus help all women with disabilities.
Emergency Aid for Kumamoto earthquake affected JEN has dispatched and start implementing the emergency support to the poeple of Kumamoto city and it neibouring towns. As the frequent quakes expand the damages to entire Kyushu region, the number of people affected increases day by day.  So far, we assessed "material" needs to provide relief goods and necessary food, followed by debris removal tool kit, urgently. We hope that our unique projects will contribute as evacuee's psychological first aid during the emergency phase.
Water for the children of Mahashe Secondary School Mahashe is challenged with the lack of water. They harvest rain water whevever possible, but it is never enough and with the dry season it is next to impossible.  A well would not only supply much needed drinking water but will supplement their feeding scheme through a vegetable garden.
Beirut is our Star (Beirut emergency response) Lebanon is devastated! Beirut, the capital, and its population have been shaken to the core! Two huge explosions at Beirut's port sent an enormous blast wave across the city, killing at least 137 people and injuring around 5,000 more. Hundreds have been reported missing, raising fears that the death toll will rise. The scale of the damage is huge, with buildings miles from the port lying in ruin. The horrific explosions have only exacerbated an already precarious situation the country is facing.
Provide Home for Abandoned Kenyan Infants Infants are the most vulnerable population in the world. In Kenya, infant abandonment still occurs at a staggering pace. Often the need outweighs the capacity that local homes and shelters are able to provide. In response to this need, New Life Home Trust Nyeri is seeking to improve the sense of home, safety, and high quality medical care we are able to offer infants in need within our region. With your help we'll be able to improve the quality of care that these rescued infants receive.
Mental Health & the Criminal Justice System Amid the widespread defunding of community mental healthcare programs across the country, the Cook County Jail in Chicago has become a default treatment center for people living with mental illness. Our project exposes the challenges and injustices of treating mental health issues through the criminal justice system: A system that is punitive by design.  We advocate for preventative solutions in community mental healthcare through our feature film, Any Given Day,  and its outreach campaign.