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Support 2400 youth in starting their own business The project will train and engage 2400 (1200 males and 1200 females) disadvantaged youth in starting their own businesses. The project will provide an opportunity to young people to start a business, get an access to capital and sell their products and services. The project will use entrepreneurship as a strategy to assist young people especially female youth raised in poverty to break the vicious cycle of deprivation and helplessness .
Literacy Advocacy Collect funds to ship Books collected, from well wishers and distribute to the schools lacking resources. Our goal is to collect both new and used textbooks for math, science, English, etc. Early childhood develop, Elementary, middle schools and high schools through to colleges to be used by disadvantaged kids in developing countries especially the counties in Kenya. Books are to be used to equip the school library. Donate funds for shipping to Kenyan schools.
Help youth in Costa Rica build a brighter future! Imagine young people in Costa Rica spending their free time in a completely safe space. Lifting Hands provides local youth with a safe space after school giving tutoring on school subjects, employment skills, sports, and nutrition. This coupled with psychology attention, new technologies workshops and community integration overall, is making a strong difference in the neighborhood.
Earthquake shocks Nepal On April 25, 7.8 earthquake struck Nepal; estimated 8100 people are confirmed dead.   Unknown number of people are injured and displaced in remote part of Nepal.  Government and the other big international aids groups are still trying to reach remote area villages.  However JHF has sent team of volunteers on foot carrying supplies on their back to many villages.  Please visit our Facebook page for up-to-date info!
Shawnee Mission South Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Oluwaseun, Tyler, Jaden, and Cielo from Shawnee Mission South High School 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.
Oakdale High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Valeria, Sarah, Joy, Grace, Alexis, and Quinn from Oakdale High School 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.
Help 64 people with disabilities create A.R.T. This project will allow Open Arms Care to continue the Art Realization Technology program. The A.R.T program provides the means for 64 individuals with intellectual, developmental and physical disabilities to create meaningful artwork.It also allows those who can't express themselves by traditional mean to do so through art. This creates self-confidence and dignity in our clients. By giving to this project you are helping OAC pay for the supplies they need to continue the A.R.T. program.
Cuido terapeutico para madres solteras y sus ninos El acceso a la atencion terapeutica proporcionara servicios terapeuticos a 25 ninos y sus madres solteras, jovenes y vulnerables en las siguientes disciplinas: Para ninos de 1 a 5 anos de edad, Terapia del Habla y Psicologia Pediatrica. Para sus madres: Servicios de consejeria clinicas y talleres sobre estilos de vida saludables y la autoestima.
Austin Pets Alive APA! focuses on saving the "bottom 50%" of animals that were historically euthanized in the city shelter,
and has saved over 20,000 dogs and cats to date. This project will help treat animals with parvo virus, nurse orphan kittens, provide behavior counseling for dogs, and will find them all homes.
COVID-19 EMERGENCY RESPONSE The COVID-19 second wave has directly impacted several vulnerable, and marginalised communities in India. The majority of the rural population have no access to better health quality services and they prefer to stay in their villages to recover. The proposed project will provide emergency support like protection kits/home isolation support/covid protection awareness/supplementary nutrition/youth engagement in 5 states of rural India and will reach out to more than 50000 families.
Education Program for Traditional Artisans With the re-starting of KRV it is envisioned that at least 10 artisans from Kutch, a mix of male and female, will benefit from the program in the first year.  From this year onward even male students will be provided training for no fee.  Key focus Developing a stronger entrepreneurial approach in beneficiaries Expand markets  Build and nurture international collaborations for KRV and students Move towards being self-sufficient Expand the creative and cultural network of KRV beyond craft
Green Enterprise for Rural Youth in Tanzania Provide entrepreneurial training and opportunities for youth in the Lushoto District, enabling them to plan for, develop, and manage sustainable, environmentally-oriented businesses.
School Gardens for the Underprivileged The School Garden project is aimed at empowering underprivileged educational institutions in Africa by providing self-sustaining meals to community members, students, and orphans. This is achieved through the implementation of sustainable gardens. We educate local community members, faculty, and students to manage gardens with health and nutrition in mind. This enables everyone to obtain at least one proper meal and create financial stability for the whole community.
Education for 1000 Indigent Kids in Nigeria The Education 1000 project is aimed at supporting at least 1000 indigent children across remote communities in Nigeria especially girls gain access to free and quality education, in line with the vision 2030 Sustainable Development Goals outlined by the United Nation. This project will primarily support the enrollment and training of needy children of primary level to acquire formal education and entrepreneurial skills.
Help Investigate Eco-Crimes in Southern Africa Like the colourful Oxpecker birds that remove parasites from wildlife in Africa, our investigative journalists target problems in the environment and peck away at them until they disappear. You can help reduce environmental crime by supporting the dedicated journalists who expose and track the villains.
Today's Students, Tomorrow's Entrepreneurs Junior Achievement of Northern New England entrepreneurship programs teach personal economic concepts to students in grades k-12.   These volunteer-delivered programs foster  use experiential learning to inspire students to dream big and reach their potential. JA's K-5 programs reinforce social studies Common Core standards.
Giving Potable Water, Saving Lives. This project is aimed to install 1 small scale - solar water supply systems, to benefit 379 low-income households (children and women) of Nwachicoluwane-rural ares, where  water puddle is the only place where they can fetch water. And also the  primary school with 873 pupils enrolled will have access to water and 10.000 handmade facemask. This will lead to decrease of school dropout and school performance increase, for girls who suffer doubly (fetch water for their families and early marriages.
Donate a Hearing Aid for deaf children in Pakistan The rural area Pakistan is very poor, they have limited resources of living. The parents of children with hearing impairment can not afford the purchase of a Hearing Aid for their child because low income & poverty. This project will provide free Hearing Aids to 50 children in one phase then will increase number as per fund raising. The free screening, installation, pre & post speech therapy will be provided at NDF Rehab Center to cover hearing loss.
Change the lives of 60 street boys in Burkina Faso The street boys of Bobo Dioulasso have very few life expectations and little hope for their future. Aid to Burkina plans to equip a small garage with tools and machinery for training programs to help 60 young street boys to become electricians, mechanics and joiners/builders. Most of the boys have had no formal education. Initially the students are taught to read and write in French. This raises the boys' self esteem, improves their career prospects and lifts them out of extreme poverty.
150 healthy and happy inner city children Understanding the importance of good nutrition to promote healthy lives, Fight with Insight invested in a catering grade kitchen. This project will support the groceries, equipment and cooking classes required to run a kitchen serving 150 inner city children restaurant quality super foods that promote good health and taste delicious. It will also strive to support these children's families with access to food.
Listen, Engage, Report: Rethinking Local Media Citizens in the US lack access to important local news and information about health, education, jobs, housing, and more. The Listening Post Collective is a start-up initiative that offers mentorship, tools, and a shared online learning space to help journalists and community groups engage directly with their community. Two-way communication between media and citizens shapes local media content that is relevant, inclusive and highlights the voices of those typically excluded from media coverage.
School Meals Help Children Learn, Grow and Thrive The UN World Food Programme (WFP) provides school meals to more than 20 million children each year.  Just 25 cents provides a child with a nutritious school meal of porridge, rice, or beans. 

School meals have a tremendous impact. Serving food at school helps solve chronic hunger and can be life-changing for the world's poorest children. School meals also help to get students into the classroom, giving them an important key to a better future-an education.
Construction of a bridge To construct one bridge that will connect the villages and the school, that will facilitate internal and external movement of the communities hense improve economic opportunities of the communities.
Disability ID Card for People in Rural Bolivia The project aims to improve the lives of people with disabilities in the municipalities of Villa Ribero, Arani and Cliza, in Cochabamba. By providing them with a disability card, they are enabled to exercise their fundamental rights and access resources to which they are entitled: free healthcare services, scholarship opportunities at private universities, job tenure, etc. In Bolivia this social group is still outcast and this card increases their visibility while providing legal support.
Support Clean Energy in 2000 Households in Kibera The Project is to provide solar lighting for 2000 homes in Kibera with our partners GeNNex for people who are not able to access electricity and are reliant on dangerous kerosene.
Dignity Kits for Rohingya Refugee Women Millions of refugee women are currently living in dire conditions in camps without basic everyday essentials like food, clothes and warmth. For these refugees, being a woman means that they are also deprived of feminine hygiene products to manage their period, which adds to the hardship. Global One is providing essential Dignity Kits complete with a menstrual cup/pack of sanitary towels, soap and shampoo to female Rohingya refugees.
Quality Education for 198,000 Colombian children This project we will provide learning guides to 198,000 children in Colombia, and training for their teachers in participatory, collaborative learning approaches. Through this project, we promote a new type of school and role of the teacher, and renovated teaching practices that focus on the child to contribute to improve the quality of learning and help break the cycle of poverty by decreasing the education gap between rural and urban areas.
Educational Support to 20 Needy Children PNCC, an organization for migrants workers, under this project aims to provide scholarship support to 20 helpless children of deceased and missing migrant workers from across the nation enabling them to attend good private schools that offer quality education. The support will cover the cost of their tuition fee, books, stationery, school uniform and day meal. With the help of this support, they will be able to acquire quality education which in long run can change the context of their life.
Youth Empowerment through Practical Skills & Sport This project  will contribute towards empowering  youths in the rural and slum areas through provision of life skills for their safety and protection and addressing psycho-social issues and socio-economic that affect them including stress, anxiety , depression, identity , suicidal thoughts , alcohol and drug abuse , violence ,reproductive health , peer pressure, relationships, discipline, and other social ills of concern for youths in their situation.
Children'Heart 2019 - LIFE-SAVING CARDIAC SURGERY The Children's Heart Program aims at reducing the mortality rate in developing countries of children affected by congenital or rheumatic heart diseases, with particular attention to the less privileged population. Three pillars: LIFE-SAVING CARDIAC SURGERY - CAPACITY BUILDING AND TRAINING - PREVENTION 8 Countries of intervention (currently) Goal 2019: to save 200 children
Support of Newberg Animal Shelter The old shelter was a 20 X 20 shed and no longer maintainable.  A new larger facility was built in 2012 and the animals moved to the new shelter in March of 2013, even though the interior and exterior are not fully completed.    In July, 2014, the City of Newberg eliminated their Animal Control Program.    As of October 2018, NASF purchased the shelter and property from the City of Newberg.  This allows us to continue our no-kill animal shelter for the care of homeless animals.
Life Saving Medical Equipment in Marakwet, Kenya The objective of this project is to improve the health of mothers and children by expanding the availability of high quality health care services in Elgeyo-Marakwet County in Kenya. To achieve this goal, this Global Giving project will supply essential medicines and health supplies to nine maternal health centers in the region.
Educate 25 Girls from Indian Slums for Employment The Nudge Foundation helps young men and women from slums across India escape poverty by equipping them with learning, life and economic foundations. By investing, educating and transforming youngsters into inspired, confident and responsible individuals, we believe that its not just their families but also our communities and cities that will benefit.  Your support will directly fund the education of  25 at-risk, underprivileged girls and ensure an employment for them after the program.
Reach a mother in Kenya with 3 prenatal visits Riders for Health's program in Kenya, staffed entirely by nationals, provides health workers with motorcycles and the training in riding, maintenance, and trip planning necessary to reach expectant mothers with prenatal care.  The goal of this project is to raise $10,000 to cover 1 year's running costs for 10 motorcycles.  This will enable health workers to reach thousands of people, scattered across dozens of communities, with regular care.
Training Community Health Nurses The project focuses on the training of Community Health Nurses  in Emergency deliveries in the Hohoe Municipality of the Volta Region.  The need to train the Community health nurses in Emergency delivery's stems from the unavailability of professional midwives in communities.  The Community health nurses after their training will carry our Maternal and Child Health activities in their communities in order to ensure safe delivery of children and mothers.
Clean Water for 200 Displaced Syrian Families Seven years of war and violence has forced nearly 12 million Syrians from their homes, fleeing for their lives. As a result, Syrians lack sufficient access to water, sanitation and health care services. GlobalMedic will deliver 200 Family Emergency Kits for 1,200 people. Each kit includes one Rainfresh Household Water Purification Unit and one Hygiene Kit to support the health of families displaced by the conflict in Syria. Each kit purchased will be matched 1 to 1 by a GlobalMedic donor.
Safe havens for children of sex workers & orphans Safe havens for children of sex workers, dancing girls and the destitute of inner city.
Restore education,build an ophanage school & home Mama Africa the Voice Uganda is working to free orphans from the cycle of poverty by providing a high-quality, free education, both formal and informal, to children who have been orphaned due to HIV/AIDS, coming from straggling backgrounds, streets in order to counteract pervasive hunger, poverty, and systemic deprivation. Your donation will help us build a community orphanage/school and also provide a student with a uniform, meals, medicine, and supplies for one school year.
Educate young girls to prevent sex trafficking! This project will build a 55-bed dormitory for a Secondary School in the remote access Nepali Himalayas, providing equal access to education and accommodation for girls who live over a 3-hour trek from the school and are at-risk for child sex trafficking.  A dormitory has been identified by communities in this District as a very clear way to ensure girls can attend school and supports the Nepal Government National Plan to eliminate child trafficking, outlined by the United Nations IOM division
Give Mobility: Wheelchairs for Nicaraguan Children Mobility with dignity can happen for children with physical disAbility when they have the correct wheelchair. FE has been working since 2001 to help children with paralysis by providing wheelchairs in Nicaragua. Working with volunteers in the USA, they have provided more than 2000 WC, trained over 35 young people to adapt and adjust the chairs to the disAbility of each child. The only workshop in Nica to distribute and maintain WC for people with few alternatives to find mobility aids.
Combating Malnutrition to 380 Orphans in Tanzania This project will address the need by establishing one-acre proper gardening and modern rearing methods of 400 local poultry  to expand orphans planting capability skills, which can ultimately increase income and food security for  orphans. The economic benefits of this project are long term establish one acre - based vegetable gardens and poultry rearing in Chamazi farmland tended primarily by children, and using low-maintenance water and irrigation systems that will minimize laborious.
Provide Education and Hope for Children at Risk We provide a safe home for 45 children from isolated mountain villages and broken families who have no place else to go. We offer an opportunity to succeed through education, with family-style housing, balanced nutritious meals, school uniforms, tutors, and medical care.  We sponsor 30 additional children at Ton Roong, a government boarding primary school for Hill Tribe children. But it can only care for the kids five days a week. We provide caregivers, meals, and teachers on weekends.
Funding The Integral Heart Family School in 2019 Education is at the heart of our work. Children born into generational poverty require a compelling, holistic approach to build confidence in their ability to dream.  The opening of The Integral Heart Family school, with your help, back in 2016 has been a great success. Our school is home to our Teacher-Training Program, Critical-Thinking, English, Spanish, History, Psychology, Homework Study, Art, Playtime, and Theater Programs. We also serve 1,500 meals monthly to 81 children, 5-21 years old.
Soap Making Project The project aims to teach displaced women and vulnerable families how to create cold process hands soap-making businesses. By empowering women to create their own business, and to help fill a basic hygiene need for displaced persons, the soap making project will positively impact the lives of those impacted by continued conflict in Darfur.   Under soap-making training including entrepreneur's skills and activities, women will be able to strengthen their economic power to earn steady income.
Save a Child: Reduce Malnutrition in Bolivia Within Latin America and the Caribbean, Bolivia has the third highest rate of child mortality for children under age five with 30% of children under age three being chronically malnourished.  MAP International integrates  child survival and early childhood development into it's Focus 1365 Project to impact the highest amount of vulnerable children.
Waste Collector COVID-19 Support Fund Waste collectors are critical in a circular economy, yet are among the most marginalized people. Many are women and children living at the fringes of society, unable to access health care and education. Yet they play a vital role in their communities by removing waste and keeping materials out of the environment. They aren't equipped to be on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic. We ask for your help to support their immediate needs while advancing better future conditions.
Empowering South African Youth Through Education The Umkhumbane Schools Project opens doors to education that remain closed to South African youth 27 years after the end of apartheid.  We provide bright, motivated high-school students in the impoverished Cato Manor township area with classes and workshops in math, hands-on STEM, life-skills development, and wrap-around college admissions guidance.  Our work impacts a community of schools serving over 5000 students, bringing hope, inspiration, and a growing record of measurable change.
Help 25 5th graders get a classroom by January2020 This project will provide classrooms to over 200 children at Imara School in Mwala, Kenya. ONE class is urgently needed. Imara school currently runs to 5th grade and we would like to add 3more classrooms to accommodate these children as they learn and grow.
Multimedia Computer-based Training for Rural areas Providing access to Information Technology and developing marketable skills through Multimedia Computer-based training in developing countries like Haiti.
Get emergency help to injury victims in Bangladesh In Bangladesh, there are no emergency medical services (like 911), and as a result more than 82% of critically injured people die before they reach a hospital. Children and vulnerable populations such as those living or working in the streets (rickshaw-pullers, informal laborers, food vendors, etc.) are disproportionally affected. CriticaLink trains local volunteers as emergency First Responders and uses mobile technology to help them respond quickly so they can save lives in their community.
DRAWING FOR VISIONARIES for 50 young people Mexico This program will ignite a one year experience of teaching  to draw for  50 young people, in Northeast Mexico. Learning to draw, is a powerful tool for developing self esteem, creativity and attention. Young people in this region are considered vulnerable population because they are target of crime organizations recruiting, so it is import to give them options, tools and valuable knowledge to face their complex environment. The first group of alumni, will be a group of future teachers intraining
Financial & Social Literacy for 20000 Indian kids The project will help 20000 underprivileged children, in the districts of Amravati and Khandwa, become socially and financially sound. The parents of these children are majorly daily wage-workers and are not educated enough to make their children 'life-ready'.
Our 'child-participatory' curriculum involves activities that educate them about their individual rights and responsibilities to others and the importance of saving, spending and budgeting. The curriculum also increases student retention.