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Help Support Female Ranger Teams in Africa The female ranger movement is gathering momentum in Africa. Nyaradzo, Felicia and Talent are women who live in different countries but have a common goal as female rangers to protect the wildlife. For many, they have suffered from abuse, illness and extreme poverty but becoming a ranger has empowered them. They are now breadwinners and positive role models in their communities and to women around the world. How Many Elephants supports these brave women that are protecting the natural world.
Treat Chronic Leg Ulcers in 50 Nigerians Leg ulcers, the most debilitating and stigmatizing complication of sickle cell disease can remain unhealed for years. Very painful, they render patients incapacitated, confined indoors and preclude them from leading normal, productive lives. Sickle Cell Foundation Nigeria has identified a wound dressing solution more effective for healing these ulcers than commonly used solutions. This project will be providing FREE wound dressings for 50 indigent patients in Nigeria over a 6 month period.
Help Our Rescue Team Deploy to Disasters! EMPACT's Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) Task Force is an all-volunteer, non-governmental team that provides specialized rescue and emergency medical services after disasters both domestic and international. This can include locating, extricating, and providing short-term emergency medical treatment to victims who have been stranded, trapped in collapsed structures, or otherwise affected by disaster.
First response for animal disaster victims For nearly 100 years, American Humane Association's Red Star Animal Emergency Services team has provided animal disaster relief, both nationally and internationally. From Hurricane Katrina to the South Asian tsunami to the earthquakes in Haiti and Japan, Red Star services have helped rescue and shelter animals and reunite pets with families.
Flood Relief Fund for Victims in Nepal The heavy rainfall in mid August this year caused devastating floods in southern part of Nepal . Floods completely paralyzed normal life of millions of people and left them homeless. They are facing lots of difficulties in their basic amenities to live alive.  Floods in this season and many cases of causalities has become like a regular thing every year. JWAS is working to  to mitigate the sufferings through  immediate & long term support to the affected families.
Leopard Research - Conservation Camera Traps Population of large carnivores are threatened and experiencing declines in numbers globally. There is a lack of data and unreliable results to inform conservation practice especially with South Africa's leopards as they live outside of formally protected areas. It is vital that data collection be conducted on private land and that populations are studied in these areas to work towards evidence-based conservation practice.
Orphanage Commissioned and Accepting Children Dormaa children's home is a 50 capacity orphanage home in the Dormaa district of Ghana to provide shelter for orphans and needy children in this community of Ghana, Africa.  The home is also being used as a springboard to provide help to children in the community who have basic health care and educational needs.
Drinking Water for Poor Schools in Rural Honduras Schools throughout Trojes in eastern Honduras are in dire need of clean drinking water & proper sanitation. Children continue to suffer from waterborne diseases & severe cases of diarrhea as a result of contaminated drinking water. This project will fund sustainable clean drinking water, latrines, hand-washing stations, hygiene education & deworming treatment for 180 students & teachers. Together, we can keep children healthy, in school, and always on the path to good health and vibrant futures.
Media Assistance for Small Nonprofits We are increasing the capacity of nonprofits to tell their story in a way that generates support and stimulates new and more impactful projects. Funding will be used to provide a team of media and technology professionals to create, design, and implement a program of professional media assistance for small nonprofits, extending the reach of the organizations' message, spurring investment in their cause .
Send 50 Children Hawkers to School in Nigeria This project will support the education of 50 children hawkers in Anambra State for 1 year. It is said that children of today are the leaders of tomorrow and as such, we must bring them up properly with the right skills, attitude and mindset to prepare them for future challenges, as they deserve quality life anchored on sound education and quality healthcare. Most of these children hawkers are from poor families, living with a guardian or orphans.
Lend your helping hand to our School Staff Due to Corona related economic distress, parents have completely stopped fee payments to school since March'20.  For low cost private school like ours, School staff are not highly paid employees, and salary issues since March are impacting them severely. We are raising fund to help them with some relief till mid Aug, by when we hope things should start improving for all, some normalcy will be back.
Community Health Connectors This project has a Community Health Connector as a liaison to the Glenwood, Millville and St. Andrews targeted neighborhoods to help them connect with online services, including Covid-19 Monitoring Kits, Covid-19 application assistance, and help with navigating the digital divide.
Save 200 Yemeni Kids Online SYKO plans to educate and train 200 kids in the age group (8-14) on digital security; the target is the capital city Sana'a as the rate of cyber violations against kids has increased significantly with no actions taken by government or private sector.
Big Brothers Big SIsters of Central Mass/Metrowest We provide needy, at-risk children with caring, reliable, and positive role models/mentors. Our program model has been proven to work through research and over 100 years of effective practice. We serve over 2000 children and volunteers annually across 40 communities in Central Massachusetts and Metrowest region. Our 1:1 mentoring programs are facilitated and supported by professionals trained within the Big Brothers Big Sisters of America network.
Expansion of Literacy Programs This project will expand a successful literacy instruction model to youth struggleing with learning differences, providing a structured, caring environment to help youth achieve academic success.
Restore Hearing to 100 Children in Panama Early Hearing Detection and Intervention is not usually done on all newborns in Panama.  The Fundacion Oir es Vivir aims to do hearing detection in orphanages, child care centers, pre-school, and children to age six. In capturing hearing problems at an early age, and doing the appropriate intervention, such as the use of a  hearing aid the child can lead  a normal academic and behavioral progress, and become productive in his/her life.  Quality of life improved!
Give 100 Ebu village Youths skills for life. Project Summary Extended Arms Initiative has built a youth center in the village of Ebu (Delta State of Nigeria) with the aim of giving youths a sense of self-worth and a skill that will help them become productive adult. The sewing school is already in progress and many youths have expressed their desire to have computer skills. The training will last for 9-12months and each student will be given the opportunity to be an apprentice at the center before they are set up to work in the village an
Sponsor London Rhythmic Competition for Kids "Life is a succession of moments, to live each one is to succeed" - C.Kent. Please help rhythmic gymnasts to have an opportunity to compete at  International Rhythmic Gymnastics Competition - London Spring Cup 2018.
COVID-19 Pandemic in Northern California This project will fund the immediate distribution of hospital beds, medical exam tables, surgical gowns, hampers and much more to several hospitals expanding services in the 6 counties now under shelter at home status - in  preparation for the growing number of confirmed coronavirus cases.
Empower Girls with Income Generating Activities We partner with the US Peace Corps Volunteers in our community to empower a vulnerable population of girls who are teenage mothers and living in rural poor areas. This project elevates their status and improves the condition for these underserved girls and young women in Cameroon by providing training on skills like writing a business plan and making goods to sell in the market: tofu, soy milk, and paperbead jewelry. Participants in our weekend training sessions become part of a support network.
Productive Rural School: education and autonomy This project will help young people in the Nahua community of Tepetzintan to have an educational-productive space managed, designed, and built by the student community, which will allow them to detonate local trades, recover traditional knowledge and generate community development.
Aashrya- Shelter for HIV infected children at high Ajit Foundation has identified 4 blocks in periphery 45 Km of Solpur district place, where 2000 children are HIV infected and required support. We have closely monitored and analyzed that these children required emotional, social and economic supports to survive healthy life. Shelter for 500 HIV infected children, will provide all required services under one roof. This project will ensure all services which are include medical treatment,  counselling, education and socialization support
We are India's children In India, children are forced to drop out of school because their parents cannot afford to pay their school fees, but for some children the situation is much worse. They are ostracized simply because of the profession of a parent. Children of sex workers are one of the most vulnerable and marginalized groups in our country, and it is through absolutely no fault of their own.
Handicap Van and Wheelchairs The Sports and Recreational Group (GDR), "A Joanita", founded in 1979, based in the Council of Oeiras, is a pioneer in the introduction of sports for the disabled in Portugal. It is a Public Utility Association, which has, since its inception, backed sport, most especially Wheelchair Basketball, believing it to be a way of promoting the social inclusion of disabled people. We need a van and wheelchairs.
Pencil and paper for nature to Mindanao children The Pencil and Paper for Nature outreach program raises values on conservation among daycare and grade school children living  in key biodiversity areas in Mindanao.  The program will provide 20,000 children with a set of pencil, pad of paper and biodiversity conservation workbook.  It  will give lectures to 100 village schools, including a set of visual aids and library books about biodiversity conservation.  It will train 100 volunteer mothers for daycare conservation education.
Information in the right language for the Rohingya Information in the wrong language is not information. Over 600,000 Rohingya people have fled to Bangladesh in the past months, many of them entire families broken by violence. This is a complex humanitarian crisis, and one of the most difficult language contexts Translators without Borders has ever experienced. There is almost no translation capacity in Rohingya so communication between aid responders and vulnerable people in the refugee camps is extremely difficult. We are responding now.
Nicaragua Sea Turtle Hatchery & Community Outreach We work in partnership with local families & the communities around Padre Ramos estuary in northwest Nicaragua to save the three species of sea turtles that return to nest and lay their eggs, including hawksbills (critically endangered), greens (endangered), and olive ridleys (vulnerable). We offer incentives for nests found to local collectors in the area, who may otherwise be tempted to poach, as a mechanism to avoid sale of the species in domestic and international black markets.
Empower Tanzanian Girls Through Education Help us empower 1500 of Tanzania's Maasai  girls and young women through education for them and their communities. Goal one is to free girls from harmful traditional practices and attitudes that deny them education, while exposing them to abuse such a Female Genital Mutilation, child labour and child marriage,  early teen pregnancies (with their appalling maternal and infant mortality rates), and from HIV/AIDS, which is often the result of rape.  Our second goal is to disrupt the poverty cycle.
Health does not have price In Burkina Faso, the government has implemented a new measure giving free health maternal and infant health services. However, in certain regions of Burkina Faso, women do not have access to information about these services available to children under 5, pregnant women and the children: suffering from Malaria, HIV and tuberculosis in particular. In order for the measure to be effective, communication is important. Women need good quality information about these free health measures.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Avi, Bhavya, and Dilan have been working with LI to help create & publicize human rights campaigns for various rights issues in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to connect with local nonprofits in Bauchi to research, document, and advocate for various human rights issues within the area.
It's For The Monkeys and 60 School Children The project increases the recently planted 'For The Monkeys' biological corridor by 1.5 hectares (1600 trees) making a grand total of 8600 trees or 8.5 hectares of restored forest. The local students will also be participating in the project by collecting the baby trees, caring for them in the nursery, helping with the planting and watching them grow right across the street from their school.
Help Thalassemia Child get Blood -  Their Lifeline Aarohi Blood Bank ( ABB ) has undertaken to pursue and provide Blood Components free of charge to 200 children affected by Thalassemia every month throughout the year.  In India, every year 10,000 new cases of Thalassemia are added. Of these, about 80 to 90 % of the babies born die within a few years of birth. A child with Thalassemia needs Regular Blood Transfusion every 3 to 4 weeks throughout its life to survive which is provided by Aarohi, located in Hyderabad, India, Free of Charge.
Save a Girl from Child Marriage with a Scholarship In Bangladesh, poverty is forcing girls as young as 10 to become child-brides. Though parents believe this is a viable way of providing for their daughters, it usually means a life of abuse, poverty, and loneliness. And it often leads to the girl being trafficked. This project provides a girl with a scholarship to stay in school, which is the best way to prevent child marriage and give her the chance to become educated and rise above poverty.
Build a Children's Home in Kassanda This project will build a residential home for up to 15 orphaned, vulnerable or abandoned children in need of immediate care, support and protection living in the village of Kassanda, Uganda. This home will also have a guest room to house volunteers that come in support of assisting these children or KCA and will provide needed resources to continue and develop or expand new programs.
Paint murals with 300 Syrian Refugee children Syrian refugee youth have experienced the trauma of war and displacement from their communities and now face an uncertain future in a desert refugee camp with limited opportunities or hope for the future. Through collaborative, participatory public art- making, our initiative will promote healing, resilience and a transformational experience in which Syrian artists and children will become agents of social change in their communities by creating 3 percussive sculptures and 15 murals.
Soccer League for 5,000 Youth in Cameroon Youth in Cameroon do not have access to quality soccer programming which deprives them of the enriching experience of playing a team sport with coaches who double as mentors to shape their development as athletes, but even more importantly, as thriving members of society. Soccer keeps kids in school. Our unique intervention strategy teaches critical life skills while playing the beautiful game.
Help 30 children overcome domestic violence 15.5 million children in the U.S. live in families in which domestic violence has occurred in the past year. When Lisa was just six years old, she awoke to the sounds of her dad's angry voice, smashing objects and her mom's pleas to "stop!" This project will help 30 children like Lisa and her mom escape from the violence and provide the children with counseling, tools to keep them safe, play therapy and access to a support group for children to help them heal from the trauma they experienced.
The Trauma of War At any given time there are millions of men and women who have returned from serving in the military during wartime. Both here in the United States and across the globe they have all faced the trauma of war.  Many carry both visible and  invisible wounds. Those with PTSD face tremendous challenges -- unemployment, poverty and homelessness. Help 3 Generations tell the stories of both soldiers and veterans, help us raise awareness of the mental and emotional crises they face. Hear their stories.
Restoration and education for 36 trafficked girls This project  aims to provide education, vocational training and rehabilitation support to girls who are victims of trafficking for sexual exploitation in Nepal. Free a Girl seeks to support these girls with the tools that they need to become economically and socially independent and to create sustainable, positive change in their lives.
Empower Abused and Trafficked Vietnamese Women Hagar Vietnam provides holistic recovery services to empower 20 Vietnamese women who have been trafficked for sex or abused by violent husbands.
Wiring the Global Village IT in a Developing World NetHope is the only consortium providing mobile and fixed Information Technology (IT) solutions to international agencies working in a development capacity or humanitarian relief.
200-Girl-Victims of Rape To Survivors in Nigeria Sexual violence is a serious public health and human rights violation which affects the physical, mental, sexual and reproductive health of girls in Nigeria. Media Concern Initiative is changing the scope of prevention and response to the victims by providing access to treatment to forestall HIV infection / Sexual Transmitted Infections / Teenage Pregnancy, Trauma Management Counseling, Victim Advocates support to initiate healing and reduce impact and skill acquisition for girls for livelihood.
First Pediatric Hospice in South America We will build the first pediatric hospice where cancer and non-cancer children can live with their families in their final stage of life. With the technical advice of the EKR Chile Foundation, we will create a building of approximately 800 m2, where we will receive 9 children with their families so that a space for children entering palliative care.  We need to equip each building space according to the medical conditions indicated by the doctors.
Youth Empowerment in Colombia through Technology This program will train 25 at-risk young people between the ages of 13 and 18 in science, technology, and innovation in order to promote holistic personal, mental, and emotional development, while distancing them from unproductive and dangerous activities. The program focuses on leadership training, improving creativity and teamwork, while incentivising each participant's contribution to his or her community through small grants and diverse classroom modules to develop entrepreneurial ventures.
Paper Making: Empower 100 Ugandan Women with AIDS This project will generate income for over 100 women with HIV/AIDS in Uganda, and produce paper for Memory Books to help their children both understand and cope with the effects of HIV/AIDS.
Sustain 160 Children Living with HIV in Luwero This project will provide children Living with HIV of ages 0-17years with education, scholastic materials, lunch and income generating projects at household level where the child lives, address stigma and discrimination, counselling and strengthen linkage to treatment and sustain their general wellbeing.
Bring Well Being & Education to Children Globally JustWorld International  is devoted to breaking the cycle of poverty by funding local partners around the world helping children thrive. This year, we are helping more than 6,000 children in Cambodia, Colombia, Guatemala and Honduras, by funding education, nutrition, health and hygiene, and leadership and cultural development programs. These children have no other opportunity to receive an education or basic needs, making your support critical to giving them a leg up to a brighter future.
A helping hand to 6 families in need in Kosovo The Ideas Partnership through a careful examination at the most vulnerable community in Kosovo that is Roma,Ashkali and Egyptian, has selected 6 families (3 in Fushe Kosove and 3 in Janjeva/o), living in overcrowded homes and in constant need of support, at least with basic life needs as: nutrition, medication and hygiene packages.
Educate 120 Girls in Mauritania In Mauritania, only 42% of females are literate. Girls are restricted to chores inside the home as "house servants." This prevents them from attending school and developing the skills they need to succeed in life and understand their rights. MindLeaps is addressing this problem through a unique creative arts approach that attracts girls to safe spaces. We provide school sponsorship, psychological health, and nutrition, setting the girls on a path to education, careers, & positive life decisions.
Bedouin Girls Educational Empowerment Bedouin students aspire to study and integrate into higher education, but are often forced by frustration and the lack of fair treatment by the teachers in the schools, we can also mention that they suffer from high rate of dropout from schools. In order to reduce this phenomenon, we developed an intensive year-long program to reduce the percentage of young girls and boys dropping out of school and help them and their parents understand, appreciate and adapt to the new role and status of women i
Heart Surgery for 100 Children in South Africa 3,500 South African children will have a treatable form of congenital heart disease this year and they will die if they do not receive corrective surgery. Prof. Kinsley has done countless surgeries and saved thousands of lives.  Although he donates his time and expertise, he cannot do it alone. Donations are needed for correct cardiac diagnosis and rehabilitation of these children. We now have the technology to save young lives. We must bring it to those in need. Donate to save a life!
Jobs for 250 Impoverished Families in Swaziland Poverty and lack of opportunity kill hope.  Providing opportunities for people to earn an income opens all kinds of possibilities for these families: schooling, food, health care, investment, business re-investment, clothing...   Kudvumisa Foundation looks for local resources (skills or natural) that can be developed for markets external to the local community.  So far over 150 families have participated in programs to utilize sewing skills and local resources such as marula nuts and moringa.
St. Croix Long-Term Recovery Group The St. Croix Long-Term Recovery Group (LTRG) is a cooperative body that is made up of representatives from faith-based, non-profit, government, business and other organizations working within St. Croix to assist individuals and families as they recover from Hurricane Maria. The goal of the LTRG is to unite recovery resources with community needs in order to ensure that even the most vulnerable in the community recover from the disaster.