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Nepal Earthquake Relief The earthquake that struck Kathmandu on Saturday, April 25th has claimed more than 4,000 lives and left many more people injured. Families are still searching for their relatives who remain buried under the rubble and healthcare facilities are overwhelmed. ActionAid has been working in Nepal for over 30 years. Currently, we are providing emergency relief, and supporting hospitals and other health facilities by providing medical supplies and helping those injured get access to much-needed care.
Screening 6,500 vulnerable men of prostate cancer The project offers an opportunity for men to be involved in their health affairs and to take a lead. Prostate cancer is the window to addressing some of the social and medical challenges in that community. The project brings all men regardless of age to receive health education and screening rural and marginalised communities.  Screening men in their community brings men together and gives them responsibility. Men in health has the capacity to have an interface with men .
Vocational Training for 5,000 Women in Pakistan Pakistan is ranked second to last worldwide in terms of women engaged in the workforce. Gaining support of male family members, MDF provides young women with training to learn entrepreneurial skills to start or grow businesses so that they may send their children to school, and lift their families out of poverty.
Support 250 Orphans with Education and Sport 250 orphans between 8-17 years will receive education, healthcare, and soccer equipment.These children are in need of our support as most of these children are HIV-positive,disabled, and very poor.
Why We Speak: Help Spread Refugee Stories Refugee rights have been at the core of 3 Generations' work since we covered the genocide in Darfur in the film The Devil Came On Horseback in 2007. Our feature Lost in Lebanon was part of our multi-part coverage of the Syrian refugee crisis. A Refugee's Journey tells the story of a Rohingya Muslim fleeing Myanmar. Currently we are working on the stories of Yazidi women captured during the genocide against their people and forced into slavery in ISIS. We have filmed refugees in 8 countries.
$6 Eyeglasses for the Poor VisionSpring's mission is to ensure affordable access to eyewear, everywhere. For many in the developing world, the lack of access to affordable eyeglasses leads to the unnecessary loss of educational and employment opportunities.  Since 2001 VisionSpring has has reached more than 1,246,647 individuals with reading and distance vision glasses. Every pair of glasses sold increases our target customer's earning potential $108 a year.  For every dollar donated $22 of economic impact is created.
Desperate need for a specially adapted vehicle Community Mental Health and Psychiatry manages various Mental Health related long-term facilities and group homes in the greater Cape Town and Boland areas,Western Cape Province, South Africa. Our focus is mainly based on Psychiatric Rehabilitation (PSR) principles and models. Our services include housing facilities for more than 300 residents and daily support services to many others.
Support the completion of Mkanthama school block Mkanthama is one of the poorest rural communities in Lilongwe where access to education for children is very hard to find. The next school close to where our school project is situated is about 3 Kilometres away which is very difficult for children to walk to. In 2017 we started this school project so that children in this area can also have the opportunity to go to school and learn. Due to the closure of schools because of Covid-19 we started constructing a school block which has 3 classrooms.
Educate 600 Women & Girls in Kumbotso and Okehi Women and Girls can be meaningful and supportive in all aspect of life. Once they are literate and skilled they become visible with voice. Regrettably we have many women and girls in Kumbotso and Okehi Local Government Areas of Kano and Kogi States, Nigeria that are illiterate, poor and marginalized. We need additional literacy and skill centres to provide basic literacy for 6 months as a foundation to 600 women and girls and train them on life skills that boost their status in 2 months.
Help Alem Get Life-Saving Dialysis Alem, a refugee who fled persecution in Ethiopia, is fighting for her life. She needs dialysis to survive until she can get a kidney transplant. As an asylum seeker in South Africa she cannot afford private treatment and is not eligible for state-sponsored dialysis, without which she will die. Lawyers for Human Rights is raising money for her treatment while they launch a constitutional challenge of the policy that bars her from getting life-saving treatment. Donate to keep #AlemAlive
Girls..the secret weapon we need to defeat poverty High school girls in rural Kenya participate in a cluster of integrated programs that provide that a vital supportive environment and create diverse opportunities for education beyond academics.
Restoring Nairobi's iconic public libraries This project provides inventory and cataloguing for approx. 400,000 materials housed across all branches of Nairobi's iconic McMillan Memorial Library, providing digital records of the library's collection dating back to 1931. This project also provides access to contemporary storytelling and diversifies existing collections by adding children's titles by African authors.
Power a Future: Solar Power for Africa In 2018, 800 million people worldwide lack access to electricity. Renewable energy is a fundamental component for sustainable cities as well as self-sufficient projects. We want to provide new and innovative ways for communities to access clean energy for their rural projects across Africa, which suffer from either no power access or extensive load shedding.
Keeping Girls in School with Access to Clean Water Our ambitious project seeks to bring water access, sanitation and menstrual hygiene management to three high hilltop schools and surrounding communities in Nepal's Gulmi District.  With an anticipated timeframe of April 2020 to October 2022, this project will bring water access to more than 1,031 school children and reach over 4,640 indirect beneficiaries with improved WaSH practices.
Give 150 Peruvian babies a safe start in life Kira is a social enterprise focused on crowdfunding and delivering survival kits to low income mothers, guaranteeing an equal and safe start in life. Our survival kit is call Kirawawa, a cardboard baby box that serves as the baby's first crib. This project will allow us to fund our operations to attend 150 mothers and babies this year; and, more importantly, start with our preventive health coverage pilot. We will monitor the development of the babies, preventing further diseases.
Changing Young Lives with Dance, Music & Education Tiny Toones engages, inspires and educates impoverished kids from the slums of Phnom Penh, Cambodia. We provide a unique combination of creative arts and education, reaching children who have dropped out or never been to school, and are at risk of falling into gangs, drugs, crime or lifelong poverty. Over 100 children attend dance, music, English, Khmer, math, art and computing classes daily. We must raise $30,000 to pay the rent and teachers each year, especially crucial during COVID-19.
Clean Water + Shelter = Survival Disaster Aid USA is responding to disasters in the US and around the Globe! This project supports our Family Survival Packs which gives a family the basic tools to rebuild their lives. All products contained in our box meet and exceed UN and Sphere standards and have innovative differences. Inside the box is a range of support items, most importantly, the Disaster Aid tent.
60 Dignified Days for a Woman Women are the most marginalized in India's rural population thus sanitary napkins/ menstrual hygiene is a non issue for them.They use rags leading to widespread unhealthy menstrual practices.A woman used blouse piece as sanitary pad & died of tetanus due to metal hook.Shame & silence around the issue makes it most taboo subject as vast majority face great hardships & indignity besides health risks due to this problem. Click here to know more-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GBJADNl0H8
Feeding minds and tummies of 230 children The Murakaza school is a beacon of hope for 230 children and their families living in a slum outside of Bujumbura, Burundi. As well as teaching them literacy and life skills, they are mentored to integrate the national school system to continue their education. An important development was when the school began to offer a daily nutritious meal - often the only meal that the children will receive a day. In addition, the school grows its own food, also helping to employ local people.
help 20 Pakistani Girls for Professional education Our project aims to provide scholarship to youth girls to help pursue their educational goals and achieve their higher education dreams. Scholarships will be available for only girls who completed secondary school and willing to get higher or professional education from University.
100 Smiles in 100 Days Just like Ganesh & Kunal in the above video, every week we receive around 8 children from impoverished background desperately looking for their chance to Smile. And, we want to give CORRECTIVE SURGERIES TO EACH ONE OF THEM.  We have over the months, made a list of 100 children ready for their surgeries, if only we had the funds for it. Hence, this project is to raise support for surgery of at least 10 of them. But keeping that COMMITMENT DEPENDS ON YOUR ACTIONS in moments like this.
Music Classes in the Amazon for 30 Students This cultural enrichment project will initiate a music ensemble for 30 interested students who live in the Amazon rainforest. Classes will spark creativity, fill the absence of rural music classes, and be held three times per week at the CONAPAC library, nearby their homes. Reading and playing Peruvian and classical music will be taught using trumpets, clarinets, trombones, and more. Within eight months students will perform publicly to their parents and community, and later for the nearby city.
Help Guatemalan Women Achieve Self-Sufficiency Guatemalan women and their families will receive loans, training, and support necessary to start small businesses and achieve long-term economic stability and self-sufficiency.
1000 Microloan for Rural Women in Zambia This projects funds a self-sustaining microfinance initiative issuing collateral-free, interest-bearing loans, for as little as $50, to poor women in rural Zambia to assist them in starting businesses, building assets, and gaining business skills so that they can generate income on a long-term basis, permanently improving their household living standards, and achieving financial independence for themselves and their families.
Teach Art to South African Youth This project will provide help furnish our brand new Art Centre which will offer art classes to over 460 rural children and youth in our After-school Programme.
ICT literacy training for 600 women in Bangladesh. Aims of the project are to bring those vulnerable women youth in touch with the modern ICT, basic knowledge on computer literacy and communicative English language and upgrade them from their existing condition. Right to information awareness has been co-opted under the action. Interventions will mobilize the 600 poor women in one network for sharing latest achievements and success in self employment through ICT based training in Shariatpur, Bangladesh.
Emergency Relief for families in Kashmir "Please Help my Kashmir in this difficult situation."We are responding to this plea with an EMERGENCY RELIEF program to address immediate and desperate needs as winter takes hold in Kashmir. The situation in Kashmir is very unstable and many families no longer can earn an income to feed themselves. The Relief program seeks to help at least 50 families to support them with one month's food and grocery supply.
Support street-connected girls & women in Tanzania Life for girls and young women on the streets is particularly hard and the support they need is challenging to provide. Our aim is to help teenage girls and young women on the streets of Tanzania, South Africa, Burundi and India to rebuild their lives and realise their rights.
Ten Scholarships for Grassroots Feedback Leaders Often, decisions are made for the community rather than with them. Feedback Labs believes that people are the best experts in their lives and should drive the policies and programs that impact them. At Feedback+Jacksonville, those who are committed to making feedback the norm will have the opportunity to learn and improve their feedback practices. This project seeks to sponsor attendance for grassroots leaders in an effort to remove financial barriers and create a more accessible experience.
Help the poor blind children in Pakistan See! Blindness is a misfortune in itself but childhood blindness is a bigger tragedy . Seeing a child live in darkness & destitution for all the no. of years ahead is heartbreaking. We at LRBT are fighting blindness and restoring vision of the poor blind children, however, we can't do it alone. We need your support & your donations to help the blind children see the wondrous colors of life and fulfill their dreams. One child surgery costs Rs $ 73, probably less than what you'd spend on a dinner.
Help Stop Slash and Burn Farming in the Congo We educate subsistence farmers in agricultural practices other than slash and burn, thus improving the livelihoods of farming families and minimizing the destruction of the rainforest in Congo.
COVID19 Home Gardening for 50 Cambodian Families This project will increase food production and income for 50 most vulnerable families impacted by COVID-19 in the rural community of Cambodia by providing them farming resources including seed and fertilizer to launch their gardens at home.
Her Voice My Voice Fund The project will support 500 women and girls in Cameroon, facing financial hardship, food insecurity, stress and uncertainty which creates conditions for an increase in consequences such as abuse, sexual and gender-based violence in homes and communities and in transactional sex - which can lead to an increase in sexually transmitted infections including HIV, unintended pregnancies among adolescent girls, serious health problems and devastating emotional issues due to stigma and discrimination.
WaterCredit India This project’s goal is to provide access to credit to rural & urban communities for water and sanitation projects. Access to safe water and sanitation facilities will reduce water-borne diseases.
Sending 500 pupils to school in Kenya for a year Cheptais Community Development projects plans to build a classroom to provide for orphans and vulnerable children especially girls from poorest rural areas in Kenya and provide them with free meals, uniforms, desks and blankets.
End Early and Forced Marriage of Girls in Cameroon Help end early and forced marriage, a practice that is harmful to a girl's health and well-being. Association for the Promotion of Girls' and Women's Rights (APAD) empowers survivors of early and forced marriage in the Extreme North region of Cameroon, Africa, and educates communities about the intrinsic human rights of girls, including the right to choose when and whom to marry.  Led by young women who escaped or avoided forced marriage, APAD is the only organization of its kind in the region.
Sustainable Sponge Farming Sri Lanka is a biodiversity hotspot, because of that reason so many different sponge species can be observed around the Sri Lankan coastal waters. Due to overharvest and disease, wild sponge stocks worldwide are in decline. Farming sponges is a solution to overcome the market demand. Sponges have been commercially cultivated in many countries worldwide. But Sponge farming is a very new field to Sri Lanka. The project will be established in Northern region of Sri Lanka supporting the communities.
Camp Marcella Camp Marcella affords blind and visually impaired children a summer camping experience in an environment adapted to meet their needs.
Access to Menstrual Products in East Africa Access to safe and affordable menstrual products is a major challenge for women and girls in East Africa. Femme International is working to change this by making reusable menstrual products available to women and girls in rural communities at affordable prices.  Every woman has the right to understand how her cycle works, and Femme's network of trained local women will provide comprehensive educational workshops at the community level.
Plant it Forward 2015 Magulilwa Area Secondary School (MASS) is raising money to plant a total of 600 trees on the campus of Magulilwa Area Secondary School in rural Tanzania in order to lessen or impact on deforestation around the area, as the school needs to use firewood to cook meals for its students.  The community of residents and students on and off school grounds will benefit by receiving deforestation education with the hopes of creating new environmental leaders, as well as new jobs for the local villagers.
Literacy project for kids in rural Haiti The GOALS literacy project seeks to teach basic reading, writing and numeracy skills to low- and non-literate youth (ages 8 and up) and/or adults who are financially and geographically cut off from traditional schooling. In the long-term, the project seeks to create fully literate villages in order to improve health, earning potential and well-being.
Build Home for Vietnam NPOs Vietnam not-for-profit organizations (NPOs) are understaffed, underfunded and relatively new, which limits their ability to help disadvantaged groups. The Build a Home for NPOs project will fund LIN's core services aimed at educating & empowering local NPOs. This includes creating a shared community resource center for NPOs to operate from, something many desperately require for survival.
Georgetown Visitation Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Hannah, Sobi, Neso, and Citiana from Georgetown Visitation have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Cause 10000 Bold Leaders "Cause 10,000 Bold Leaders" will dramatically shift the engagement level, civic participation and personal involvement of young leaders around the world by training older teen participants to facilitate unique, dynamic and highly reflective one-day workshops in hundreds of secondary school classrooms in the U.S., the Middle East, Africa and the Caribbean.  The workshops have been proven to increase perspective sharing, collaboration, community participation and personal integrity.
400 Baloch girls get entrepreneurship training Smart Tajir by Youth Impact will enable 400 rural school girls from Balochistan to learn the science and art of entrepreneurship. Through an integrated program model, they will be able to connect local opportunities with their newly learnt skills. Young girls from some of the most neglected districts of Pakistan, i.e. Turbat, Gwadar, Panjgur and Lasbela will benefit from this program.
Urgent SOS For Flood affected People - Kerala #DoforKerala #KeralaFloods   Kerala is staggering under the worst floods in its history since the end of July. The devastating floods have paralyzed normal lives of people. IGSSS is on the ground, coordinating with State Inter-Agency Group (IAG) and Government of Kerala, providing the best assistance to the affected people in Wayanad district of Kerala. Let's all join together to Save Kerala - God's own Country, by generously donating to IGSSS in order to reach out to the most affected people.
Help rural Haitian communities thrive! The Colorado Haiti Project exists to support & investment in rural Haitian communities, empowering local leaders for self-sufficient, thriving communities. We believe that our locally-driven, long-term partnership is a special one. By focusing on one community, we help local Haitian leaders make a lasting impact in their community, one family at a time, through programs in education, agriculture & conservation, girls' empowerment and health. Please join us in supporting these amazing leaders!
Provide Vocational Training for 10 Ugandan Women This project will provide employment and vocational training in artisan crafts for 10 women in northern Uganda, where poverty is extreme and opportunities are few. By creating opportunities to earn supplemental income for their families, the women are then able to pay children's school fees, provide adequate nutrition, and keep their families together. The ripple effects of providing training for women are endless and positively impact future generations.
Sponsor a Puppy - Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind The sponsor a puppy programme is run by Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind. For just $6,800 annually, you can name and meet your own guide dog puppy. You will also receive quarterly pupdates around your pups progress in their first year.
STEM, Art Education for Homeless Young People This is a curriculum adapted from the previous programs for regular school children. The children will be from under served and high risk neighborhoods. The children and the young people under 18 years will receive the following art and academic classes: Painting, music, dance, mathematics, geography, science and technology. The basic computer skills as well as English language, multimedia, internet surfing, basic navigation.
Mladiinfo: Connecting Youth to Free Education Mladiinfo connects youth around the world with free educational opportunities and shows how to access them to become fully integrated into society. This project will let us expand the mladiinfo.com platform with an increased emphasis on African, Middle East and Asian countries with translations into other common languages besides English. Mladiinfo will also continue its series of workshops in Macedonia to improve young people's key skills in entrepreneurship and make them more employable.
provide a child with a scholarship Provide a scholarship to a child, enabling them to complete education or a community apprenticeship. A gift which has truly life changing impact!
Educate Girls, End Poverty! Conflict, cultural norms and poverty prevent more than 130 million girls around the world from attending school. RI's Educate Girls, End Poverty program aims to overcome these political, economic and social issues by providing nearly 60,000 Somali girls with the opportunity to receive an education.  RI's program is part of the UK Government's Girls' Education Challenge (GEC), an international pledge to help one million of the world's most vulnerable girls improve their lives through education.
Philippines Recovery Efforts Led by Local Experts Your donation will support initiatives to help partner people's organizations, institutions and communities increase capacities  on resiliency and  safety such as knowledge generation and sharing and conduct of activities that support advocacy on climate change adaptation, mitigation and environmental  protection and mobilizing resources for distribution of emergency relief goods for the recovery of victims of calamities in the Philippines (e.g. providing psychological trauma interventions).
Provide Clean Water to 10 Villages in Thar 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.