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Providing land and housing to 100 women in Uganda This project provides 100 divorced women with land and housing. The women will speak out on the need to provide land and housing to divorced women in a country where family property belongs to men.
Shelter for Victims of Domestic Violence in Uganda Due to the overwhelming amount of abuse women face in Eastern Uganda and the lack of facilities available to them, WORI Uganda wishes to construct a shelter to provide temporary refuge and basic necessities for victims of domestic violence. In addition, it will provide psychological counseling and emergency medical care to the victims of domestic violence, as well as providing legal aid for the victims, whilst raising awareness on domestic violence
Provide Vital Literacy Programs for US Children Raising A Reader is a national non-profit organization providing evidence-based programming that fosters school readiness. RAR works collaboratively with over 285 Affiliates at 3,000 sites in 36 states. Our model is easy to implement and scale and it works! RAR has 39 independent evaluations demonstrating statistically significant improvements in family engagement, language, and early literacy skills essential for reading skill development.
Clean Energy Briquette Production in Rural Morocco This project will produce briquette machines to be used in rural villages in Morocco. A briquette is a no-waste, clean burning alternative to coal or wood. Biowaste, such as nut shells, fallen leaves, and other organic materials are compressed into briquettes using a wooden press designed by The Legacy Foundation (www.legacyfound.org). These briquettes can be used by the community for cooking, or they can be sold to hotels, restaurants, or factories to generate income.
Give emergency health care and relief to Pakistan International Medical Corps’ emergency response teams are traveling to displacement camps providing health care and emergency relief items to tens of thousands of people in Swabi and Mardan districts.
Feed 700 Poor Households - Organic Gardens Project We are Humbly requesting your help to address hunger and poverty through sustainable food sources to supplement poor diet taken by most of families who usually go hungry to bed every day.
Teen Girls Health & Empowerment in Uganda Uganda has the highest rate of teenage pregnancy in Sub-Saharan Africa. 50% of girls are married before they reach 18.   Shanti Uganda's Teen Girls Program uses education, prevention & empowerment and has reached over 600 girls since 2010. With your help, we can reduce teen pregnancy, improve maternal health and keep girls in school.  Each girl makes her own reusable menstrual pad and learns about nutrition, reproductive health, HIV/AIDS, STIs, female role models and healthy relationships.
Building a EcOrphanage for little ones in TN India VOICE Trust plans to build a 5000 sq ft Children's home to accommodate 45 orphaned children and to accommodate children at risk in Tiruchirappalli District, Tamil Nadu, India. The current Children's home building has been damaged by land subsidence during the recent torrential rains in the state of Tamil Nadu. The facility shall be a low-cost and zero waste green building.
Promote Transforming Farming systems in rural Keny Support to educate 1000+ small producers where Bshg together with farmer scholars mutually developing technologies for transforming farming systems,improving livelihood and increase household income.
Noon Meal Improves Girls' Learning in Burkina Faso The project pays for a noon meal for girls who attend a girls' middle school and whose parents cannot afford school. Girls walk 6 km to and from school and have no other source of food during the day.
Train Dogs to "Sniff Out" Landmines & Save Lives Landmines maim & kill thousands each year, keep people from their homes, and deny the use of productive land. The Marshall Legacy Institute works in war-torn countries and provides Mine Detection Dogs (MDDs) to "sniff out" landmines, save lives and return the land to productive use.  MDDs are one of the most efficient and effective detectors of landmines, searching an area 30 times faster than other demining tools and saving tens of thousands of lives, before retiring into good homes.
VENEZUELA: EDUCATE, FEED AND HEAL 400 SLUM KIDS We ensure that 400 children receive a formal academic education, one balanced daily meal and basic healthcare, in  a violent and poor area in Caracas, Venezuela. Since 1997, the private foundation Madre Maria Luisa Casar, through the school Jenaro Aguirre Elorriaga, looks after the welfare of the students and the community of the "barrio 24 de Marzo", Petare.
Empower and Educate 40 Children in Waterloo Iowa Afro-American Community Broadcasting, Inc. is building a learning lab to provide free literacy support to 40  3rd through 5th grade students each school year in need of improving reading fluency.  Students will be engaged by reading books "live" on-air; writing program content and producing a round-table discussion program.  High school and college students will serve as mentors to the younger students to assist them to improve their reading skills while building confidence and self-esteem.
A new school for children in the slums of Calcutta Calcutta Rescue aims to open a new school for 350 children from the slums of North Calcutta. The current school is small, dark, and is located in the city's red-light district. The charity recently bought a house with 16 rooms, much more space and a courtyard where the children can play! But before the school can open, the building needs to be refurbished and equipped.
Provide Books For School Libraries In Nigeria Reading Hamlets believes that reading changes lives. We strongly believe that reading illuminates the mind and the only way to read is to have access to books to read. Our mission is to improve literacy and promote reading among Nigerian children living in low income communities by providing books. We are hoping to ship our very first container of books to Nigeria through Books for Africa.
Solar Hot Water for Madagascar This project will provide solar hot water in a children's center in Antananarivo, Madagascar. The children will be able to take hot showers, which are not available at home. The hot water will also serve two studio apartments which are rented out to visitors and provide a revenue stream to the center.
Help Rebuild Kerala Monsoon has ravaged Kerala and has wrecked havoc across the state with over 350 people dead, lakhs of people rendered homeless, over 3 lakh people in relief camps and and an estimated 20000 crores (200 billion) worth damages.  This project is aimed at providing emergency relief support as well as help to provide long term rehabilitation in terms of help to rebuild homes, provide furniture, provide medical and psychological help, help to get back lost documents and in short to help rebuild Kerala
Saving Lives through Youth Guidance & Development This project provides a positive place for over 13,000 kids during non-school hours. With 18 sites, the Club offers safe & clean facilities, keeping kids off the streets and productively engaged.
End of Atrocity Every social movement in history has been catalyzed by a vision and a roadmap for change. We will articulate the vision for a world that is free from atrocity with the wisdom of front-line activists, and cultural and spiritual leaders.
Save Guatemalan Wildlife and Biodiversity!!! Guatemala is home to some of the world's most endangered wild animals and habitats.  ARCAS rescues, rehabilitates and releases wild animals confiscated from traffickers.  Some of these animals exist nowhere else in the world.  It also protects forests, beaches and wetlands that these animals need to survive.  This project will support the food and medical costs of animals undergoing rehabilitation and will help manage protected areas for wildlife in Peten, the Pacific coast and the highlands.
Rio Sol Bio Corridor, Maleku Reserve, Costa Rica In January 2012 we finished planting the last trees in a 10 - 15m. wide biological corridor along the Rio Sol. This native forest restores the flora and fauna the Maleku tribe depend upon for a full life. We are now maintaining the baby trees which is vital for their survival. Due to their fast growth and the maintenance up until now we only have 3 months of maintenance left on this project.
Educate 10 communities to prevent the water crisis If we do not have a cultural change in our relationship with water, the water crisis appears as an inescapable future. Therefore, this project of Training in Water Law and sustainability to 10 communities of the Argentine Chaco, will allow us to raise awareness about good practices and care of water in children and teachers of Argentine schools.
Help build affordable houses for Zambian villagers This project will help train 15 Zambian villagers to build affordable, healthy, mud-brick vaulted houses for up to 40 village families, kick-starting a sustainable, low-carbon, local housing market.
OPEN YOUR HUG TO FIRE VICTIMS. GREECE NEEDS YOU This project will give emergency material help to FIRE VICTIMS in Attika, Greece. We ll run MOBILE HELP Stations to provide fire victims with food, clothes at the 3 mostly destroyed areas, MATI-KINETA-RAFINA still without electricity or any gov. plan. We'll provide to H.U.G. help POINTS all fire victims in person, "Emergency Packages" with essentials described in our action planing and our Mini vans of Distributions we need your help to get them basically equipped to give help to families.
Changing the lives of 2000 young people in the UK The Prince's Trust helps disadvantaged people across the UK aged 14-30, to achieve their potential. Providing practical and financial support, we work with young people who have struggled at school, been in care, are long-term unemployed or have been in trouble with the law. Since 1976, The Prince of Wales' charity has helped more than 700,000 young people to turn their lives around. 3 in 4 of the young people we help get a job, go into self-employment, go into training or education.
1,000 Education Dreams for Orphans in Kibera Slum Kibera Slum is the largest in Africa: half of the population are children under 18. In 2017, no child should live without clean water, sanitation, medical care, and food. The opportunity for education (particularly for young girls and orphans) is rare in Kibera. Education is the strongest predictor of physical, mental, financial and interpersonal well-being.   Our Global Giving Project Goal is to build a new permanent school: 1,000 children holistically educated.   Together we can do this.
HOPE FOR 50 KENYAN WOMEN , YOUTH MICRO -ENTERPRISE Training and empowering 50 kenyan women and youth in social entrepreneurship and investment in rural areas by provinding small loans to start or expand their micro-business and mentorship to transform
Clean and Safe Water for Better Health Unfiltered water is at the origin of several Hydric diseases and has a negative impact on longevity in rural areas. This project will install water filtration equipment in 3 rural communities. This equipment by nanofiltration will allow the target populations to no longer worry about the source of the water. This system can destroy 99.999% of germs, bacteria, and other microbes instantly.
Make Rural Women Rural Android (RuDroid) Women Rural women have no knowledge of how to use computers or android phones which have a vital place in individual and community advancement in our global and android generation. The RuDroid Women project is aimed at teaching these women the basics of computer science and puting in place Community Cyber Cafes to provide access to affordable and accessible internet.
Uplift Tribal Artists, Upgrade Rancho Tioracas This project aims to renovate Rancho Maleku Tioracas in order to provide a secure place for community cultural activities and artisans to display and sell their work: arts and crafts, theater presentations, meetings and workshops  The rancho gives Maleku artisans and the residents of Palenque Margarita and nearby Tonjibe a venue that will  improve social collaboration and economic security.
Personalize Cancer Treatment for 50 Kids ThinkCure!:  New six-gene chips can determine a child's response to treatment by testing their blood or bone marrow.  This lets doctors personalize treatment, resulting in more kids beating cancer.
Cultural Activities for LGBT Community in Shanghai At this stage, we will be more concerned about the LGBTQ culture advocacy. In the past three years, we have held LGBTQ related activities such as lectures, psychological salons and sightseeing sessions from time to time. The aim is to let more LGBTQ people participate in them, make voice and improve self-awareness, deepen self-identity , Solid new friends, at the same time, such activities are not limited to LGBTQ people, many non-community
Dominion High SchoolStudents Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Andrew, Nicholas, Aidan, Evan, Andrew, and Yajat from Dominion High School 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, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Provide a U.S. Disaster Relief Trailer Disaster Aid USA (DAUSA) Relief Trailers are positioned throughout the U.S. to provide immediate aid, such as debris removal, road clearing, roof tarping, meal prep, and more to those affected by a natural disaster. A team of trained response volunteers accompany trailers to disaster locations, equipped with tools tailored to the response needs of each region. The trailers serve as a mobile base of operations helping to rebuild communities and restore safety after a natural disaster strikes.
Construction of Transitional Housing - 2 Semester In September, TETO will accomplish another massive construction of transitional housing in four different communities located in Sao Paulo, with the joint work of families and young volunteers. The construction generates an encounter between these two realities, promoting critical reflection and concrete proposals on how to overcome poverty. This process is done with a community approach, which promotes the organization and participation of the community.
Providing classrooms for 120 children in Cameroon We are building a permanent and much-needed school so as to provide a safe, dry and nurturing learning environment for 120 orphaned and vulnerable children in rural Cameroon.
Toybank Play must go on #StayatHome #PlayatHome Toybank reaches out to address the developmental needs of under-privileged children living in rural Maharashtra by establishing and maintaining local play centres where they interact with peers their age and experience the joy of learning through educational toys, games and activities. As the Covid-19 pandemic unfolds, new #PlayatHome programmes are being deployed to support the educational development and mental health of these children in social isolation
Reading Centre in Congo (DRC) This project will build a reading center in eastern Congo to teach basic reading and writing skills to children, mostly orphans who have been left behind after 15 years of civil war that killed over 5 million people.  3.5 million children in Congo are not attending elementary school.  IWOF will build a reading center on land owned by Grace Orphanage. Many widows in the area cannot read, and classes will be offered to these women who care for children, some not even their own.
The Clown Care Project for Children with Leukemia Implementation of this project is very important, patients are treated with the most difficult chemotherapy course. 120 children are undergoing chemotherapy. Its duration from 4 hours to 5 days. This long course leads to depression, pain, fear and anxiety for children. Our clowns help them. During laughter, reduce stress hormones . Endorphins "Hormones of happiness" are actively involved in blood, pain and happiness.
No Woman/Girl Should Ever Loss and Risk Her Life! The state Andhra Pradesh in South India only below 10% women and girls make use the emergency mechanisms, mobile phones, ICT, redressal, women cells and all that can save their life from most of their "common" life threats; like rape, kidnapping, acid attack, eve teasing, killing after sex, forcible signature for illegal things, trafficking, home atrocity. So this is an effort to make them literate to equip them with technical know-how on social media, mobile use, ICT etc. so to save life and !
Send Baru Students to Training School for a year This project will allow Baru Students to study for a year technical careers such us construction, electricity and cuisine, at the Training and Entrepreneurship School of the Island.  The Hernan Echavarria Foundation has partnered with other organizations to design, build, equip and operate a Training School for the Baru Island people which will train them in various skills related to tourism and construction, to attend the touristic and real state demand.
Housing a Homeless Family This Holiday Season The trauma of homelessness on families, particularly children, is most acute during the holiday season. Cornerstones tries to rapidly-rehouse families into permanent housing within 30 days of entering the shelter by covering the cost of the first month's rent, a security deposit and other moving expenses.
Girl-mother Empowerment program As an organisation we have identified that the girls-mother in communities are at risk. The issue of  teenage mother dropping out of school, child marriage, a lack of gender balance in most professions, and a lack of sexual education. We would like to tackle these issues in the communities through skill training for teenage mothers. We also would like to support and encourage teenage mothers to return to school or support them to be able to start their own businesses or start an apprenticeship.
Support the Bulgarian Natural Science Teams This Natural Sciences Olympic Teams Association project aims to financially support all stages of preparing the Bulgarian natural science teams for the international Olympiads. Organizing and conducting National workshops on Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Informatics, Mathematical Linguistics, Astronomy, Astrophysics, as well as supporting the Young Physicists Academy, are critical for the good performance of Bulgarian youths at the Olympic Forums.
Solar Lamps for 900 Indigenous Filipino Children This project provides solar lamps to 900 indigenous children and youth in the Philippines, so they can gain access to safer, less expensive, healthier and more environmental friendly light source to help them study after dark.
Increasing Access to Safe Drinking Water in Layyah Participatory Welfare Services (PWS) proposes a project with an overall objective to provide safe drinking water sources and health & hygiene awareness focused in district Layyah. The project is intended to target villages of layyah. PWS will work on two key interventions: (i) installation of 100 hand pumps; (ii) conducting 12 health & hygiene sessions.
Empower and Educate Phaustine! In the largest slum in Africa called Kibera, near Nairobi, Kenya, live approximately over half a million people.  They are living without access to clean water, sewer system, electricity, or infrastructure.  It is unsafe at night with no lights, girls are sexually assaulted and battered. We are taking these children out of the slum and sending them on a Road to Freedom, to attend a beautiful boarding school.  There, they receive clean water, 3x meals, medical care, a bed, safety and an education
Give 150 Unpaid Carers a Party! Unpaid carers make huge sacrifices, often putting their own life and wellbeing on hold to focus on the person they care for. Your gift could treat an unpaid carer to a well-deserved celebration evening - with a delicious meal, live entertainment and fun with fellow carers. The Celebration Party will take place in late January 2020. Your donation would help host the evening which as many as 150 carers may attend. Show an unpaid carer you care and treat them to a rightly earned party!
Help Afghan Thalassemia Children Child Foundation is a non-profit organization bases in Portland, OR, with office in Afghanistan. We help children in need to go to school. We also provide support and encouragement to families whose children are fighting Thalassemia. Our local staff and volunteers in Mazar-e-Sharif organize blood drive, conferences, raise funds to educate the community, ensure patients and parents are well aware of the latest in care, and can get to hospital for bloodwork.
Provide School Lunch for Tacloban Kids Yearly We prepare packed lunches for 30 poor kids in Tacloban City during the school year. These lunches consist of fortified rice, meat, vegetable, and fruit. we call this project #ProjectBaon. "Baon" is a Filipino word for meals prepared by parents for their kids to bring to school. The meals not only provide nutrition but also allow the children to keep their minds focused on their studies rather than their tummies. Full kids stay in school and do better in school according to studies.
Help Mexican Artisanal Fishers Prevent Dive Injury Olazul offers hands-on training to artisanal fishermen divers in Mexico to improve safety and build emergency response capacity to reduce hazardous dive practices and serious injury.
give underpreviledged families small bussinesses PROJECT SUMMARY; This project will help 200 households attain small businesses that will empower them depend on their own. Chinseu Community Based Organization Management staffs will  train all 200 household beneficiaries on how to run these businesses, the project shall be  monitored and evaluated on regular basis.
Help find a cure for HIV/AIDS AIDS Research Alliance has helped develop half of the drugs approved for treatment of HIV/AIDS (HAART). Now we're working on a cure strategy. Our lead candidate - prostratin - was a drug first identified at NCI (NIH). In an infected person, HIV hides in "reservoirs" within blood cells, increasing the challenge of eradicating the virus. Our scientists need access to an important technology, "leukapheresis," to gauge how efficiently prostratin activates the hidden virus in an infected person.
WASH for Relief in Flood Affected Sindh, Pakistan The project will provide emergency safe drinking water and health and hygiene awareness raising activities in Badin District badly hit by recent flood. The project will provide water filters and hygiene awareness among children and women who are prime victims in emergencies. The project will support 1,000 families to recover from the effects of flood. The project will also lay the foundation for early recovery and rehabilitation phase in district Badin.
Build Rehabilitation Centre for Women in Uganda Genesis Children's Centre-Uganda (GCC-Uganda) aims to build a rehabilitation centre for widows and single mothers in Budianga Village, Buwoya to provide life skills training to 263 homesteads traumatized by early pregnancies, forced marriages, and HIV/AIDS.
Counselling for 15 women refugees in South Africa Healing workshops give women refugees from poor communities access to counselling, with the added benefit of group support.
Ending Child Sexual Violence In120 Indian Villages In India, just 3% of child rape and sexual abuse cases reach the police. Utthan is going to work with ex-victims and local leaders to create an environment that can tackle the problem of sexual violence head-on. We will begin by training 60 community leaders to provide gender sensitive and informed support to victims of child rape and sexual abuse in 120 villages.They will play a key role in overcoming the extreme social stigma and victim-blaming culture that prevents victims from speaking out.