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Accelerate Mental Health Recovery in Bedford Youth Why make a young person in need of counselling wait for help? Our initial target of 3,600GBP was to help reduce the waiting list for therapy for young people in and around Bedford suffering anxiety and depression. We've raised enough to clear the waiting list and provide access to therapy for over 140 young people. A new waiting list has already started. We aim to raise a further 3,000GBP to help ensure a total of 160 young people receive timely, expert help when they need it most.
300 solar lamps for rural students in Zimbabwe The Big Idea:
This project aims to replace kerosene lamps with solar-based household lighting through an integrated approach of community mobilization and technological intervention. This will benefit the residents of Robert Sinyoka, Zimbabwe, a peri-urban settlement which is neglected, almost forgotten and without electricity
Sanitation and Food Security Support for the Youth Proper sanitation and providing regular food supply are two very basic and urgent need of the youth living in remote villages and there is a need to provide them with proper sanitation and food supply. Without proper sanitation they are the most affected and without food supply, their growth will be hindered. This project will target 1,500 youths and provide them basic sanitation and food via vegetable gardening.
Micro-Finance for the Indigineous Maya of Guatemal Mayan Families has been providing Micro Finance for many years. We work with Women's Groups in the Highlands of Guatemala. Micro Finance through Mayan Families offers hope to many families.
Sport for Peace for Children in Northern Uganda This project supports 300 children with disabilities age 5-18 to participate in the Northern Uganda Children's Marathon event to make them access and take part in sports and games which is seriously lacking. ACU proposes to build on the premise of sport for peace to bring able-bodied and children with disabilities together to promote and take part in sports, games, events and through doing so jointly contributes positively to rebuilding northern Uganda in a peaceful and non violence means.
Tackling Gender Based Violence in Somaliland Rape, domestic abuse, and the harmful tradition of female genital mutilation are an all too common occurrence in the self-declared republic of Somaliland. Health Poverty Action have worked with a local partner to establish the first women's shelter in the country which provides accommodation, healthcare, counselling and legal services to survivors of abuse.  We are also working with boys and men to ensure that the issues of sexual and gender based violence are systemically addressed.
Enhance 400 Cambodians' lives through Education Salariin Kampuchea runs a school  of English, Chinese, Computing, & Life Skills classes in Siem Reap, one of the poorest provinces of Cambodia. Children from rural areas don't receive a proper education and usually drop out of school very early to join their families in the fields. Our goal is to offer them a chance to better their own and their families' lives. The project will educate 400 children giving them the opportunity to obtain a good job or continue their education through University.
Feeding & Tuition for under privilege children! * This project will enable us to educate 50 less privilege children in Liberia, by providing the necessary resources such as food, tuition, books, pencils, uniforms, and transportation.  * Due to lack of educational support by parents, most children are left vulnerable in ''such'' they are use by parents as bread winners due to poverty, by selling on the street. Mother Clarissa Trust Foundation, Inc initiative is to provide free education, and resources to empower the children of Liberia.
Gift a Smile to 81 Cleft Children in India Trinity Care Foundation plans to provide free surgeries for Cleft children who hail from the poorest sections of society in Karnataka State, also providing the children with speech therapy and further treatments. Your donation helps to provide free reconstructive surgeries and emotional counseling to support these children and their families.
Bringing hope to London's rough sleepers As the holiday season approaches and we make plans to share with family and friends, we are ask you to consider those sleeping rough on the streets of London, who will be alone in the cold. We wish to extend our service provision in an attempt to make the holiday season more tolerable for those on our streets. We are hoping to raise funds to ensure we will be there every day throughout the holidays and wish to show that there are people who care.  "Nobody, absolutely nobody, should have nobody".
Build Bright future for 250 marginalized Girls This Project will provide a sustainable Livelihood to 250 marginalized Girls aged between  15- 35 by Vocational skill training of fashion designing and Sewing, Handicraft and Hand Bag making.  The project targets out-of-school girls, street girls, orphans and adolescent mothers.  A reliable source of income has the power to transform their lives and the lives of their families.
Revenue Creation for Women in Rural Haiti Haiti has upward of 65% unemployment. The rate is even higher among women in the rural areas.  Lambi Fund in partnership with local organizations will reinforce micro credit funding for women to build and maintain their small business enterprises.  They will also receive training on managing their selected revenue streams.  This project will create revenue for members of women-led grassroots organizations.  It will increase their capacities to care for their families and build their communities.
Skills training for 50 rural women in Nigeria Barrister Sam Otoboeze Foundation, (BSOF) provides economic opportunity and skills training for rural youths, women and girls at Ochima Community in Enugu State. Our skills training in the production of quality bags, shoes, fashion designing(clothes) and beads making is an income generating program and offers stable employment to these women, girls, youths and the physically challenged. Through our skills acquisition training centre, several women and youths and the physically challenged persons
Better Teacher, Brighter Future JAAGO Foundation currently runs 8 schools and provides free schooling to 1400 students with 74 teachers, and within 2014 we are going to start more 5 schools with overall 1800 students and 106 teachers. As a part of our policy to ensure standard education and best exposures as that of advantaged children, JAAGO has made a comprehensive work plan for developing and retaining skilled and talented teachers in JAAGO Foundation schools.
Give +10k dogs&cats in Venezuela a second chance In 2021, we have big plans to transform the lives of more than 10,000 abandoned, low-income and rescued dogs and cats in Venezuela. This includes: - Rescue and heal at least 50 critical cases of abandoned dogs & cats - Spay & neuter at least 7,000 dogs & cats - Provide integral attention to +200 senior rescue dogs (including food and vet care) - Provide veterinary attention to +350 animals  - Vaccinate +2,000 dogs & cats against rabbies in Zulia State - Assist +350 community animals
Helping Children Survive to 5 in Bolivia Help children in Bolivia survive to age 5 by supporting Save the Children’s project to train health workers to diagnose and treat common childhood illnesses and promote better health practices.
Diapers for Children in Poverty in Guatemala Jake's Diapers serves babies in Guatemala living in devastatingly difficult situations, where sometimes a choice has to be made between food and diapers. Jake's donates cloth diapers at no cost to orphanages, ministry partners, and missionaries so these organizations can afford basic living expenses and focus on a solution for problems such as malnutrition and starvation. Cloth diapers provide a long-term solution from birth through potty-training, truly changing the lives of these children.
Doorstep School - Keeping education moving Each School on Wheels project introduces education to the lives of approximately 125 children for the first time, seeks to enroll them into mainstream education and then keeps them there with follow up programmes.   For 120/child/annum, the project provides literacy lessons, regular health checks at local hospitals, parent awareness meetings, preparation for children to enter local schools or special schools, after-school study classes and pastoral support to keep them in school.
Volcano Disaster Long-term Recovery Fund On Sunday June 3rd, Guatemala's 'Fuego' volcano exploded affecting 1.7 million people, displacing thousands, and with a death toll of over 100. This fund will provide relief to individuals who have been impacted by the disaster in the form of long-term recovery assistance. We are partnering up with other local vetted organizations and private entities to give recovery support to those affected by the volcano.
Support for Women and children Survivors’ Shelter The Ark Foundation Shelter for women and children survivors was the first of its kind in Ghana. It is a temporary shelter that seeks to provide a safe and conducive environment for children and women.
Computer skills for 200 young people in Bangladesh We are working with 200 underpriviliged young people in Bangladesh to help them develop practical computing skills which will enable them to earn a living in the future. Past students have gone on to find work as freelancers, earning money online. They have also worked with international organisations such as Sesame Street in Bangladesh. Your donation will ensure we can continue this work and help our next generation of students to achieve similar success.
Making Learning Joyfully Rigorous for Students Center for Inspired Teaching works with hundreds of teachers in the public and public charter schools. We train teachers to create classrooms that engage students in lessons grounded in real-world issues. We have a commitment to working in schools with high-poverty rates. We re-level the playing field by equipping students, through excellent instruction, with critical thinking and problem-solving skills in addition to mastery of key content and concepts.
Gifts to empower 100 families out of poverty As HIV/AIDS continues to kill the most productive family members. Many families are left with no source of income. Orphan headed households with no incomes.  

NIRP gifts are like "family living savings accounts" and the livestock will provide proteins,income from sale of offspring,manure that increases crop produce.

Beneficiaries:Orphans and other needy children and their families

The project will train,give livestock to orphans and their families to promote self reliance among them.
Support 25 vulnerable kids in BiH for a year Do you have older brother or sister which you looked up to while growing up? Children without parental care and children from families at risk in Bosnia and Herzegovina with this project will have healthy role model in their life - their Older brother and Older sister- young volunteers which help them improve their self-esteem and develop basic social skills like using public transportation, eating in a restaurant, how to behave in museum or how to be safe and how to communicate their needs.
Reaching the most marginalized girls in Benin Despite good intentions, many programs fail to reach the girls most in need. Batonga goes beyond the paved road to reach Benin's most excluded girls by surveying communities one by one and collecting granular data to clearly identify the girls most in need. Next, our program equips them with the assets and experience they need to make a living, to become more resilient to stress, and provide opportunities for the next generation- we are truly breaking intergenerational cycles of poverty!
Empowering Adolescent Girls of Gyumri Nor Luyce is a 3-phase mentoring program that aims to empower adolescent girls in Armenia, ages 13-18, from orphanages and low-income families to lead self-sufficient lives. Nor Luyce strives to build a community of strong, thoughtful, creative young women. We encourage our participants to work hard and dream big and help them reach their desired personal and career goals.
Mrs. Najah's Kitchen - Gaza Emergency Meals My name is Najah and I am a refugee, born and raised in a refugee camp in Rafah, in the Gaza Strip. I have been providing services to lift up and empower women and their families in Rafah, Gaza for over 18 years as the Executive Director of the Women Programs Center-Rafah. We face the risks of the variant, the overwhelming collapse of our local economy, homes destroyed by bombing, little electricity, damaged water supply. Families are hungry. Please help me feed them through the year ahead.
Cheerful Winter in Afghanistan Make the cold winter in Afghanistan a warm and joyful time of education and fun for hundreds of underprivileged children. 540 disadvantaged girls and boys in Kabul, Herat and Mazaresharif will be enjoying the best time of their lives in this January and February. The deprived children will be safe and secure from the cold and bitterness of the winter while learning English, Computer, different Artistic, Social and Life Skills while having enormous fun with circus arts.
Help Sauser Introduce South African Kids to Bikes Cycling can change a life. It did for Christoph Sauser, and through his foundation, songo.info, it could do the same for children of South Africa's townships.  For songo.info, the bike is a key tool that promotes total well-being for kids that have little else. Our key requirements are to upgrade our BMX and MTB program, obtain a vehicle to transport kids to races and events, and to build a clubhouse for after-school and weekend activities, and indoor training, as well after-school support.
Canaan, Haiti: My Town, My Story Help the people of Canaan, Haiti, tell their story through verbal testimonies and media production, and empower those living in this new urban settlement play a role in the development of their town. Internews, in partnership with Habitat for Humanity and others are working to enhance the public debate on housing and urban development in Haiti. You can help by giving a voice to people who are living in this evolving urban settlement situated on the outskirts of the Haitian capital.
Urgent Information for Haitiâ€™s Earthquake Victim In response to the devastating earthquake in Haiti, Internews is working with local Haitian media and humanitarian aid agencies to get critical information directly to the people who need it most.
Get Lifesaving Information to Rohingya Refugees The Rohingya refugees who have fled to Bangladesh need food, shelter, clean water and medical aid, but they need more than that - they desperately need accurate information on how they can access these services and they need to know what is happening around them. Internews' Humanitarian Information Service is poised to make sure people know what help is available and where they can access it, to evaluate and interpret rumors, to ensure people affected by crisis are able to make informed choices.
Help Gift Disabled South Africans a Wheelchair The sweethearts Foundation aims to provide wheelchairs to men, women and children from South Africa in need.
Sindh Flood Relief Heavy, record-high monsoon rainfall has caused flooding, landslides, and widespread damage and destruction throughout the Sindh province of Pakistan, including its provincial capital, Karachi.
Food ...a basic source of Warmth EFB launched this campaign  to emphasise that food is an essential source of both warmth and safety during winter. The campaign will be promoting two feeding programs: Monthly Feeding and School Feeding in addition to the Hot Meals initiative (distributing 5 million hot meals in all govern orates around Egypt)
Educates Haitians in Chile to promote Inclusion The dream of almost all Haitian migrants who come to Chile is to find a job, that often leaves learning Spanish in the background, as they are often victims of abuse, trafficking and threats and are unaware of the opportunities offered by Chile for not having a reliable information channel.During this unprecedented time of crisis (Covid 19) we work from home in various channels of activities to respond to the needs of Haitian in Chile.T-zen is an App Mobile  teaches inclusion.
Central America Hurricane Relief Fund Hurricane Iota and Eta made landfall in Nicaragua with sustained winds of 120-155 miles an hour and unleashed mudslides, tore apart buildings and left thousands homeless across Central America. This relief fund will support emergency aid like food, water, medicine, and shelter. As possible, the fund will transition to provide long-term assistance as needed. All donations to this fund will exclusively support Hurricane relief and recovery efforts in Guatemala.
Turn on a light in Syria! 2/3 hours with electricity a day. Public electricity is enough for 4 lightbulbs, or 1 lightbulb and a fridge, to work for, just two hours, usually around midday and midnight. Then lights turn off in Syria and those who cannot afford fuel for power generators live in the dark. Pro Terra Sancta has already assisted around 1.000 families providing the minimum amount of energy to survive, but we are working on a new projects to provide alternative energy to other 3.000 families!
Educating Minors in Prison Cameroon. This project seeks to provide educational qualification and personal skills to some displaced youth caused by the ongoing crisis in the English regions of Cameroon to ease thier reintegration into the society upon release. Some have lost thier homes, perants and education due to this effect, because of hunger and unable to Carter for themselves, they  have involved themselves  into criminal activities thats has let them today in prison. Some are orphans and street childrens they need your help.
Neelbagh Rural Residential School Neelbagh residential school, located in rural Karnataka, provides affordable, quality education to the poorest of the poor, children of migrant construction workers and poor farmers.
Free of Cost 1 Year Education to 217 Girl Students The project is to support 217 girl students education related expenses enrolled in the state of the art Community Welfare School and College in Rural Sindh province of Pakistan.  An empowered women, in a society where their rights are close to nonexistent through education is the most vital, promising and withstanding contribution that can be made by a donor. The institute has made over a decade of mobilization to achieve these 217 enrollments where being women is a harsh reality of life.
Provide Clean Water to 500 Families in the Desert! This project is of extreme importance to serving humanity. By providing Clean Water to approx. 500 families in extreme far areas of Thar Desert. *(an average family size is 2 to 3 Adults + 4 to 5 Children = 8 Persons). Deep water-well's will be dug, and provided with a "hand-pump" for smooth operation, to the 10 villages. A regular maintenance is necessary every year to maintain the serviceability of these wells.
COVID-19 Rural Food Relief - Cape Agulhas region The COVID-19 lockdown in South Africa has left a large portion of our population without any means of income, very few have access to social grants and foreign nationals have no support from government institutions. The HeadStart Trust is supporting already established community initiatives in the Cape Agulhas region, through food relief. We need your help to continue a sustained supply of food to these initiatives and the communities they support.
Helping Disabled Children in Siberia This project will allow us to pay for treatment and / or rehabilitation for disabled children from poor and disadvantaged families in Siberia.  This will give children a chance to become healthy and regain movement (for example, preserving hand movement or the ability to walk again, etc.)
Responding to Medical Needs after Typhoon Haiyan Help Doctors Without Borders/Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) with their emergency programs to assist survivors of one of the worst disasters the Philippines has ever seen.
Keep Snowsport Equipment Out of the Landfill Recycle Utah's SnowSport Recycle Collection is the first program of its kind in Utah.  It is a social responsibility to divert equipment from the landfill so toxic materials don't leach into our water stream. We will now be charged a cost per pound of equipment from the recycling facility.  The costs are attributed to expensive material separation process. For Recycle Utah to keep the SnowSports Recycling Program running, we need individuals, businesses, suppliers and manufactures support.
Preventing life threatening infection in UK babies Group B Strep is the most common cause of life-threatening infection in newborn babies. Our attendance at conferences for health professionals involved in maternity care is key to raising their knowledge and awareness about preventing group B strep infection. In 2015, Group B Strep Support aims to exhibit at 8 national maternity and healthcare conferences, attended by over 6000 delegates. We will have available free high-quality information packs to inform them and the families in their care.
Empower 100 South African girls affected by GBV The Bear Foundation (TBF) was formed in 2011 to help survivors of violence build their confidence and realise their self-worth. It is an organization born out of the personal struggle of the Founding Director of the BEAR Foundation, who survived an emotionally and physically abusive relationship. She felt the need to help other women who were struggling to get back on their feet and regain their sense of self after they left their abusers and formed the organization.
Support Girls' Education in India Educating girls is the most powerful and effective way to address global poverty. Room to Read supports girls so that they not only graduate, but also develop the skills they need to negotiate key life decisions. By going beyond material support and engaging the wider community on the topic of girls' rights, we provide girls with both the skills and the support network they need to overcome social barriers.
Help Treat 1,200 Poor Diabetes in Bangladesh This project will treat poor diabetic patients of Gaibandha district in northern Bangladesh.It is one of the poorest district of Bangladesh and it has a high concentration of diabetic patients. If these patients are treated and educated properly the disease can be controlled and they may be able to lead normal lives and be useful to their families. Patients will be treated at our Karmirhath Hospital in Gaibandha town. Diabetic patients are being treated in this hospital since 1996.
Save the Child- Help to Orphan Child in India Theressa home for children working for the Orphan,Poor Disabled Children in Tribal Area.This project will provide Free Education,Nutrition food,Shelter for orphan Children in Tribal Hill area. We have 23 Orphan,Disabled HIV affected Children in theressa orphan home and we identified 25 orphan children in Tribal  area of andhra pradesh in India. Please Pray for them and Show your Love and help to provide bright future.
Give burn survivors access to rehabilitation This project will provide training to enhance burn rehabilitation skills of professionals like therapists and social workers from low-middle income countries, either through trainings held in their own country, or through internships held at Sunshine Foundation in Taiwan. By building the skills and knowledge of burn professionals, we ensure that burn survivors can receive better care locally, and regain their physical functions, self-confidence and ability to live independently.
Join & Support Transferring victims to leaders by bringing hope and peace through laughter and art. We have made Afghanistan a better place by persistently believing in the children and inspiring the whole nation. Our performances and workshops alone have reached 3.6 million live audience in 28 provinces since 2002. We have started similar activities for Rohingya kids in Bangladesh too. Will you join us to maintain and expand our activities?