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A Safer Home for Slum Dwellers in Metro Manila Millions of urban slum dwellers in Metro Manila live in substandard quality houses which make them vulnerable to the effects of natural disasters. Build Change will raise their awareness on the effects of natural disasters and develop pre-disaster retrofit guidelines to allow slum dwellers to strengthen their existing houses using locally available materials and culturally appropriate technology. Last, we will provide access to capital to help slum dwellers finance the retrofit.
Improve the Future of Construction Worker Families CSSD will work with poverty stricken female construction workers and their families in the Mean Chey district of Phnom Penh. We aim to provide free health education, referrals, information for accessing appropriate services, vocational training and aid to construction worker families to break the cycle of poverty for women in this industry.
Electricity for 135 people in Colombia Project uses an innovative award-winning river turbine, crowdsourced in partnership with InnoCentive, to generate electricity for 135 people. A prototype will be built and installed in Villa Fatima, Colombia, where there is no electricity.
Sustainable Development Leadership Training The project will annually provide practical on-the-ground training in sustainable development to 100+ grassroots practitioners and Latin American professionals via courses, internships, and exchanges.
Empower 300 Colombian Children: Teaching Peace The Latin American Center for Inclusive Communication (CEPALC) plans to hold 30 workshops for more than 300 children in various cities and villages in Colombia, South America.  These workshops will focus on children's rights (such as the right to education and not child labor, learning to recognize and to say no to abuse of all forms, and to speak out against injustices) and building peace in Colombia. CEPALC teaches about these themes using theater, art, music, puppets, radio, and video.
COVID19 Hunger and Poverty Alleviation Program The end of the war in Sri Lanka continues with various issues, such as ethnic conflict and natural disasters. Attempts towards peace and prosperity have not been successful. The prevalence of the COVID19 epidemic, which is currently wreaking havoc on the world's population, has been reported in SriLanka and over 950 cases have been reported to date. As a result, poor families, widows, women and children are deprived of daily food, education and health care.
Higher education to 310 remote rural girls This project will provide quality education support to 310 under privilege girl children from poor remote rural areas & studying V to XII in Govt., Private & Convent schools. These poorest girl children are good at studies but struggling for education support, due to children parents are working as daily low wage labors in agriculture. These children will benefit immensely from CHHASE holistic approach to education & comprehensive support services and also lead to a safe & secured future
School Renovation in Laos Several schools in Laos are in urgent need of renovations. Many schools are simply open bamboo huts with dirt floors, and during the rainy season children cannot even sit. They lack basic supplies.
GS: Leadership for 40 girls (Vietnam, Philippines) Healthy, confident girls with resources are the way to a brighter future. Global Sorority is a documentary series featuring 100 girls in 12 countries within 2 years. This campaign is to support part 2 of the journey. Each girl we work with in Vietnam and the Philippines will have the opportunity to gain leadership skills to help raise her confidence, she will receive a Pads4Girls kit so she doesn't have to miss school each month, and she will have an opportunity to share her voice with the world
Create Jobs in Liberia Small business owners create 86% of the world's jobs. This project provides tools and resources that connect local entrepreneurs in Liberia to corporations, aid agencies and national governments. With profits, local businesses create and sustain jobs, invest in their businesses and establish performance records that make them more competitive.
Educate a child from Kibagare Slum at St Martins St Martins School is an oasis where 777 primary and almost 250 high school girls receive daily food, clean water, education, computer access, and guidance.  We are a non-profit and we rely on charitable donations to fund our activities. Our goal is to provide education with sponsorships to all our students and as many children from the Kibagare slum as possible. In communities like ours, one in five high school-aged girls are in school and we wish to bridge this for the good of this community.
Japan Flood Relief Fund Heavy rain has caused flooding across the Saga Prefecture in Japan, particularly in Omachi and Takeo. Heavy rain has caused the water level of the Rokkaku River to rise, prompting at least 1,406 evacuations. GlobalGiving is working closely with our partners on the ground to get emergency support to them in this time of need.
Save a child from entering into forced sex trade. CMM has been saving hundreds of vulnerable children (of forced prostitutes) with the aim to prevent them from getting forced or lured into the sex trade. As part of this, it holds 30 children at its model home. They give hope for a better future through providing education, good nutrition and a safe and clean home environment. Your support will not only have an impact on this children because you will be contributing the spread of CMM's model and vision, which should be necessarily replicated.
Build a Second Soup Kitchen in S. Africa AIDS is still killing daily in South Africa, leaving many orphans.Siyaphambili, in Langa township, Cape Town, cares for 35 orphans. Thanks to a first project, a new kitchen has been built! Just outside Port Elizabeth a second kitchen is working, staffed by volunteers to provide food for 100 very poor township orphans and their caretakers, but needs a fence and better equipment. Your donation will solve an urgent need.
People and Bees in Ethiopia We are helping some of the poorest families in Ethiopia earn income through beekeeping. This income is essential to keep children in school, well-fed and pays for medicines when needed - and begins to break the cycle of poverty for households in northern Ethiopia. We are not giving equipment - instead we provide training, knowledge and skills so people can keep bees, earn money and not be reliant on outside help. Honey and beeswax can be sold as a reliable source of family income.
Burnout Relief for Healthcare Providers in Mexico Healthcare professionals are our essential defense on the front lines against deadly infectious diseases such as COVID 19, and they are operating under tremendous strain to provide quality care to a surging number of patients. We aim to protect them from the harmful effects of chronic stress in these trying times by giving them skills to better manage stress and difficult emotions, strengthen their interpersonal relationships, cultivate emotional resilience and improve their mental well-being.
Provide Helpdesks for Nepal Earthquake Survivors Accountability Lab and Local Interventions Group are running mobile helpdesks in the 14 worse hit districts, providing citizens with the information they need to access and monitor earthquake relief funds and supplies.
Planting Trees and Seeds of Hope in Nigeria We do not only help the environment by planting trees, we also bring hope to an entire community, providing jobs, foods, growth and independence to rural areas that are left behind. We employ people from the local villages to plant the trees and maintain them. We also educate and encourage them to grow and harvest their own food in the plantation. We have already planted more than 150.000 trees in a plantation of 400 hectares (the land has been donated by the local government).
Empowering 200 Indigenous Parents in Cameroon This project will empower 200 bororo and Hausa parents through trainings and sensitizations on the importance of child education. This will enable them become role models in their communities, thus giving children in these rural communities a chance to attain quality education.
Community Reading Days This initiative seeks to engage children (4-12 year olds) and their parents in fun-filled reading activities and parenting talks. The intention is to make the children fall in love with books, LEARN to READ so they can READ to LEARN and deeply get parents involved in their education.
Retain Teachers in Uganda School for 650 Students Retaining good teachers is the key to a quality education.  Bishop Comboni College Kambuga, in SW Uganda, is a highly rated secondary school with 620 boarding students.  Teacher effectiveness is the key to student performance.  The major incentive for recruiting and retaining quality teachers is to provide clean and safe housing. An area on the campus is being developed for a Faculty Housing Community.  The school's outstanding academic performance will continue with continuity in teachers.
FIGHTING POACHING - SAVING RHINO Enviro Crime Solutions is a world leader in the fight against poaching.  Our holistic approach to rhino conservation is founded on three specific pillars.  Our Forensic Investigations into poaching Youth Education Programs building tomorrows conservationists today Community building programs  By viewing the problems of poaching in a holistic manner and seeking long term solutions we make a real difference where it matters most.
Rescue and Empower Survivors of Human Trafficking This project aims to rescue 70 women and girls from trafficking and different forms of exploitation in Nepal and to ensure the human rights of survivors by offering legal support. The project ensures the social and economic empowerment of survivors and facilitate their successful, sustainable reintegration in the community, thereby preventing the chances of re-victimisation. Free a Girl prevents trafficking in persons through community awareness programs while inspiring and empowering survivors.
Support 150 orphans& vulnerable children, Nairobi This project will provide free nutritional meals,free education and counseling for orphans and vulnerable children in Ngando slums of Nairobi that are stigmatized and discriminated against in society
Give Education to Rural Children in Tajikistan This project will improve access to quality education by rural children in Tajikistan through the construction of new and renovation of existing school facilities in remote rural areas of the country. We identify the priority projects in collaboration with the local communities and education departments. We apply a participatory approach to ensure transparency, effectiveness, and efficiency. We already implemented similar initiatives, for more information please see our reports.
Feeding the needy amidst South African unrest SOUTH AFRICA IN NEED - As a global community, we have recently witnessed some of the significant challenges facing the nation of South Africa.  Amidst this turmoil, the challenge of helping those in need becomes even greater. There are families facing challenges unlike ever before. As a global community, we can't stand by and simply observe these atrocities. We need to take action.  We would appreciate your donation to help our organization to get food to those who need it most.
Young Ambassador Programme A Young Ambassador works as part of a network of young people who are speaking out against bullying. They increase awareness of the detrimental affects of bullying whilst promoting the benefits of youth volunteering and how it can help empower and inspire young people to realise their true potential and how, by developing their confidence and skills, they become role models and leaders.
Education for 10 mexican children with disability We support 10 students with disabilities for a school year, which are deficient in the emotional, intellectual, language, motor skills, vision and hearing areas. . In the Special Child Care Centre, they offer group and individual therapies that allow them to develop their potential in school, social and family areas. Attend school Monday through Friday, from 8:00 until 13:00. Your parents and / or guardians are committed to rehabilitation, however, find it difficult to pay tuition.
Help prevent Ebola in Ghana-West Africa The Anidaso Nsae Foundation (TANF) believes that we can help raise awareness of Ebola in West Africa to hopefully reduce the high risk of outbreak reaching neighbouring countries, like Ghana. TANF works closely alongside the youth community. We are going to train and educate our young people on Ebola, so that they can spread the word and their knowledge of the virus in local communities. To make this possible we need funding to pay for flyers and leaflets,T.shirts food and travel costs etc.
Giving Well University Tour - Invest in the Future "Giving Well University Tour - Invest in the Future" which will take place from 17 March to 17 April, aims to raise awareness of Vietnamese students about the local nonprofit community and giving well in Vietnam. The tour targets to help 400 students from LIN's four partner universities to access the knowledge about the local nonprofits, social impact, as well as provide tools and skills for the students to get involved and play an active role in creating positive changes in the community.
Rebuilding lives of Mexico's earthquake victims Impulsemos un nuevo modelo de reconstruccion eficiente en Mexico! Hagamoslo a traves de una politica publica de derechos humanos y autogestion que responda a las diferentes necesidades de las 180 mil familias en viviendas danadas por los temblores de 2017.  Let's promote a new model of efficient reconstruction in Mexico! Let's do it through a public policy based on human rights and self-management, able to respond to the different conditions and needs of the 180,000 families in damaged homes.
Promote Child Rights Awareness -Uganda Luuka County in Uganda is one area where child abuse, violation of child rights, sexual harassment, mental and physical violence are very high.
This fund will therefore help in promoting child rights and reducing all forms of child abuse and violation as well protecting children through Training, sensitization, meeting, awareness campaigns   child rights advocates, teachers, police, children, families, local authorities, care givers etc.
Form and support  child rights clubs .
COVID-19 Emergency AID for Rural&Nomadic Nigeriens As the coronavirus spreads, circumstances grow more dire for rural and nomadic peoples who already struggle to survive. The head of the World Food Program predicts "famines of biblical proportions" and, as they say in Niger, "an empty stomach has no ears." As food dwindles and prices soar, parents will not listen to governmental warnings to distance if it means letting their children go hungry. Keep communities safe with soap, hygiene training, & emergency food aid. YOU CAN SAVE LIVES.
Send 3000 Children in Somalia to School for a year FENPS runs 40 schools which host over 21,000 children (48% girls) across Somali regions. This project complements  FENPS activities, and improves access to life-saving quality education for 3000 school children from internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Somalia. The project focuses on rehabilitation and expansion of 15 schools, establishing of 48 gender responsive latrines together with provision of hygiene promotion supplies, learning and teaching materials and daily nutritious school meals.
Provide an African Village Library with Aya Books This project will provide FAVL's 12 libraries in Burkina Faso and 3 libraries in Ghana each with a set of 5 "Aya de Yopougon" graphic novels.
Secure food safety for 100 families amidst drought Besides COVID-19 shutting down alternative income from tourism, Andean llama farmers are now facing the worse drought since 2002. This year they have survived with their crop reserves from last year. But the lack of rain and freezings have ruined this year's production. With your donation you will provide non perishable products so families can get through these challenging months. Andean llama farmers work to protect fragile mountain ecosystems and water resources, help us help them!
Clean Drinking Water for Five Moroccan Villages This project is bringing safe drinking water and improved sanitation to over 1,600 people in five of Morocco's most remote rural villages, and reducing high infant mortality rates in the process.
Global Service Learning for American Students This project will allow hundreds of American students to learn about the joys & challenges of life in Africa, and will give them the tools needed to undertake service projects both locally & globally.
To prevent and de-stigmatize Obstetric Fistula The film 'Fistula Pilgrims' will be shown within community education programmes, reaching out to remote communities with the aid of a specially developed portable, solar powered DVD player.
Mobile health services for 3000 Moscow drug users ARF plans to purchase and maintain a mobile van to provide lifesaving health services to 1000 young disadvantaged drug users on the streets of Moscow, Russia.
Education Support to 100 Girl Children in Tanzania Secondary education program plans to provide comprehensive education support to 100 marginalized girls from poorest families in ubungo district dar es salaam region Tanzania. The project will provide free enrollment and remedies studies, school fees, text books, exercise books, school uniform, school shoes, transport to and from the school, sanitary female towel and free meals the project aims at promoting better education for marginalized girl children
Move 10 families out of poverty in Pitcairn in 1yr Circles provides a hand UP to people living in poverty in the blighted Turtle Creek Valley of Pittsburgh, PA through specific education, strategic relationships, and full community participation.
Provide clean water to 500 Ugandan villagers 500 rural women in Uganda will be trained in simple, affordable techniques to improve their health. Techniques include hand washing and using solvatten solar safe water system for purification.
Scholarships in Mexico after the earthquakes After the earthquakes of September 2017 in Mexico, the community of Asuncion Ixtaltepec Oaxaca suffered severe damage, not only to their homes and community buildings, but also to the local economy with destruction or damage to their livelihoods. Many of the young people of the Oaxacan communities can not study due to the lack of economic resources, which is why we present this proposal and thus offer them an opportunity to continue their high school studies.
Orkar Christian Academy Orkar Christian Academy is building a rural school in Nigeria. School is still a luxury for many children outside of the cities in Nigeria. We are developing a school that makes a high-quality education affordable in poor communities. Without OCA, children would have to travel great distances and pay high fees for the level of services we provide.
Village Partnership to construct schools - Vietnam The school construction program aims to provide children with an adequate learning environment with school infrastructure. By partnering with communities, Room to Read ensures local involvement.
5-Hectare Vegetable Garden for 200 Women and Youth Rural Development organization plans to expand its support to women and youth living in the Baddibu District of the Republic of the Gambia by establishing a solar-powered water system, fence an area of 5 hectares with steel poles and netted wire. This is aimed at providing clean drinking water to 1200 inhabitants in addition to irrigating a 5-hectare vegetable garden.
Educate 50 High School Students from Rwanda This project will support talented poor girls and boys who have or are at a high risk of high school drop out due to poverty related issues. AOG fellows are grateful youth who have been helped by family, friends, and charity organizations (especially during their studies) and aspire to pay it forward. Since 2011, Acts Of Gratitude (AOG) supported 15 students. AOG pays for their school fees and equip them with important life skills trainings. AOG has a goal of offering 50 scholarships annually.
Offset Your Emissions: High Atlas Carbon Solution Five years since the UN Paris Agreement, sustainability has shown to be a unique matter of commitment and community. Our pledge to a joint impact on climate change aims to inspire action. Since 2000, HAF has planted over 4 million trees with Moroccan villages, facilitating projects where ecosystem restoration meets the design and implementation of social equity and sustainability. We fuel sustainable development in Morocco by offsetting global carbon emissions via the High Atlas Carbon Solution.
Give at-risk children Artistic workshops in Cali This project is aimed at building the extension of the Theatre called Casa Naranja, the only theatre in the neighborhood Aguablanca in Cali, where the highest levels of poverty and indigence are concentrated. It is a place where the arts and the community work give kids and young people the chance to improve their quality of live, the chance to dream, in an attempt to build healthy social human beings under the theme of life to find peace, tolerance and respect, our base values.
Project FOCUS: Art for Development in Uganda This project supports community initiatives for youth affected by HIV/AIDS in Lyantonde, Uganda through the creation and exhibition of artwork.
Nuevas Novelas workshops in Boyle Heights We are changing the face of Hollywood and building skills of leaders by training women of color and LGBTQ folks in filmmaking. They learn to produce their own short films, music videos and webseries. Our participants are ages 17 - 25 and are from Boyle Heights, San Gabriel Valley, South LA, and San Fernando Valley, Norwalk, and Fullerton. They tell stories with an emphasis on gender equality, healthy relationships, and violence prevention.
Peace and reconciliation through Rugby in Israel Using rugby to build trust and respect with school children of different racial and religious backgrounds in Israel
Healing the Desert with Trees in Darfur Kids for Kids works with communities in Darfur, Sudan an area that suffers the increasing effects of climate change.   Kids for Kids will plant a community forest in a village in Darfur, Sudan. The forest will create a microclimate that will reduce soil temperatures, increase soil moisture levels, stabilise the soil and stop the desert encroaching.  The 14 different species of drought-resistant tree also provide shade, fruit and the seeds of the Moringa tree can also be used to clean water.
Providing safe drinking water for govt school kids Children from Govt schools in India often do not have access to clean drinking water. There have many cases of children falling sick after drinking water from hand pumps or other contaminated water sources. The project is created with the objective of providing safe drinking water to these kids. We will identify & reach out to 25 schools in rural parts of Karnataka which require this support and provide a water purifier and 80 litre storage tank, which would serve the children of these schools.
2000 Young Girls 15 to 24 diagnosed HIV+ Weekly! We are so Unique. HIV education programs to schools has the capacity to reach 80000+ young people in 2019. A severe lack in education of STIGMA is affecting the lives in this vulnerable group, they are now the highest risk group. We face fear head on.  Our project brings those groups together with real people living with HIV and have overcome STIGMA.  Our speakers and the story telling program bring the subject of STIGMA to the forefront. Education is power for an HIV FREE GENERATION.