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Flood Recovery Assistance : Gurye, South Korea More than 500mm of heavy rain fell in Gurye-gun, for 3 days from 7 to 9 August. People are suffering from immense damage as a river flooded and a dike collapsed.   The biggest problem is that every household is washed away from their house or got messy with mud.  We intend to provide daily necessities (meals, underwear, T-shirt and shorts), cleaning equipment (shovel, boots, clean water), and small electric appliances for the victims, so that they clean their house at least.
Advance the hospital & school work @Katoka,DRCongo Mary has been based in Congo since 1965.During this time she has developed a small health centre into a 180 bed hospital and maternity, serving a wider area and needy population,close to the Angolan border. She has recently been instrumental in the building of a new primary school in the village.This year marks her 80th birthday and the anniversary of 55 years of working in Congo. Presents can't get to her due to coronavirus border closures so we are raising funds for her work instead.
Sacramento Wheelchair Tennis Tournament 2012 This project provides 50 wheelchair tennis athletes with an avenue to keep their bodies and minds active and in shape.Tennis improves sports skills and allows disabled individuals to experience competition with the thrill of victory as well as the agony of defeat.  Such experiences help individuals to face the adversity of a disability and focus on possibility rather than limitation and build positive perceptions of disabled individuals as high achieving men and women and positive role models.
Coronavirus Education and Awareness Initiative The coronavirus is now in our country with at least one confirmed infected and many more under suspicion of being infected. Panic mainly due to lack of information is happening and with poor health-care system and slow government response, there is a need for civil society to take part in the education and knowledge-sharing campaign as well as provide immediate assistance to individuals who show sign of being infected.
Empower Refugees through Digital Education Across the Middle East, universities and study centers in refugee camps have closed due to Covid-19. In Jordan, refugees and underserved youth are struggling to deal with the unexpected shocks of the pandemic. Education is a basic need, promoting self-reliance and the skills to build a future. Yet, refugees are more alienated than ever before. With your support, Kiron can ensure that refugees and underserved communities receive access to high-quality online education, tailored to their needs.
Mental Health and Trauma Training in Nepal Two major earthquakes rocked Nepal in a two-week period, killing nearly 9,000 people. The psychological effects of this sudden widespread death and destruction remain long after the quake. We're training local community workers so more people can get help as they  cope with tremendous losses.
Empower Cambodia Leaders to Protect their Children Doorsteps empowers, mentors and assists local Cambodian leaders to protect children in their communities against abuse, exploitation and trafficking by providing small improvement grants, collaboration and capacity-building opportunities to grassroots programs. Doorsteps is a project of Chab Dai, a coalition of 50 organizations working to end abuse and trafficking in Cambodia.
Empower Women to Achieve a Life Free from Poverty 70% of people living in poverty are women. Women are powerful forces for change, amazingly determined and resourceful in their fight to achieve a better future.
The best way to end poverty is to strengthen women in their own struggles, helping them to unleash their own potential to change the world.
ActionAid works with women around the world to help them achieve economic independence and a life free from poverty.
SPONSOR AN ELDERLY PERSON TO IMPROVE HIS LIFE Through this project, sponsors will support a senior person, especially who has no social insurance, is in abandonment, and lives in poverty or exclusion.  Through an integral, quality and personalized care provided by the Teodoro Gildred Residence -located in the slum areas of Azcapotzalco in Mexico-, disadvantaged elderly people receive attention to improve their life conditions.
Save El Salvador's Last Expanse of Rainforest The Rainforest Alliance is working with SalvaNATURA - a citizens' group with more than 50 active volunteers - to help to save El Impossible, the most important natural area of El Salvador.
Help educate 150 needy children in Kiambu The project looks forward to providing quality education to 150 needy children currently in the program in Kiambu, Kenya.
Save our School: 230 Burundian Pupils Need a Roof The Murakaza school is a beacon of hope for 230 children and their families who live near Bujumbura, the capital. It provides basic literacy and life skills to children and offers social services and vocational training to their mothers. Recent floods badly damaged the structure which needed urgent repairs. With your help the school was rebuilt, but it still needs your support to continue to offer the children a start in life. www.globalgiving.org/projects/a-start-in-life-for-burundian-children/
Provide women and girls education in Cambodia Access to information and knowledge is the most effective method of self-empowerment. This is why Women's Resource Center provides free emotional support, referral services and informal education to women and girls in Siem Reap province, Cambodia.  Our workshops on topics such as women's health, women's rights, domestic violence, positive parenting and financial literacy help women gain the skills and confidence they need to change their lives for the better.
Train 3 500 Peer Health Educators in Cameroon This program will first train 3,500 Cameroon adolescent girls as peer health educators, in 100 low-income schools in Cameroon.  These educators will then provide over 50,000 of their classmates with the critical reproductive and sexuality education, drug, alcohol abuse and support they need to thrive in adolescence, covering topics like menstruation, mental health, and sexual/reproductive health, Intimate Partner Violence / Sexual Assault Prevention and nutrition online and physical contacts.
Needs-based training for homeless women in Tbilisi Urgent action is needed to equip 15 vulnerable women living in extreme poverty with needs-based training for potential employment opportunities. Living below poverty threshold, these women suffer from malnutrition, psychological and physical violence; they raise children with mental/physical disabilities and face multiple discrimination on governmental, social and domestic levels. Providing needs based training will equip them with skills of their choice to support themselves and family members.
Supporting Women and Girls After the Nepal Quake A 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal in April of 2015. Another devastating earthquake struck only days later. Thousands died and millions were affected. Hospitals were overwhelmed and supplies were depleted. 2 million women and girls of reproductive age were among those affected and are now those most vulnerable. UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund, will focus on their needs and rights throughout the recovery process.
Medical Supplies Donation Program In an effort to release some burden off the healthcare system in third world country hospitals & in line with its mission statement the East Africa Aid Foundation, a New York Based NGO, has engaged in a program to provide medical & surgical supplies to hospitals worldwide that are in need of the items to help their underprivileged patient population. The project runs on the donations of North American healthcare facilities their excess supplies to hospitals that are in desperate need of the same
Give Anti-Malaria Medicine and Save a woman life Abraham's Children Foundation (ACF), is working to provide free ant-malaria medicine to save life of women from been treated for malaria with ineffective boiled local leaves or herbs in under-served rural poor family in Nigeria. Malaria related dead among children and pregnant women among poor families is on the increase due to inability for these vulnerable persons to have access to quality anti-malaria medicine. Your kind donation will reduce malaria associated dead among women and end the use
Providing English Education in Rural Villages This program sends native English speakers to 14 countries around the world to provide English language education to more than 4,000 rural children during their summer breaks.
Give 500 ASEAN Youth a Life Skills Education! Our project helps 500 underserved youths from at-risk communities across Southeast Asia who are dealing with issues of poverty, school drop-out, drug abuse, persecution and lack of educational opportunities, to obtain life skills and develop themselves personally and professionally. We teach English, Computer Skills, Personal Mastery and Entrepreneurship, which provides our young people a bridge into further education, better employment and entrepreneurship opportunity.
Position South African girls for Success in iSTEAM Molo Mhlaba (Hello World) is a network of primary schools with the first campus located in Khayelitsha, South Africa which provides education for 60 young girls. The first of it's kind within the community, this school focuses on iSTEAM (innovation, science, technology, engineering, the arts, and mathematics) education to provide girls with a well-rounded educational backing which will grow young minds and put them on the path to success.
Empower 150 College Students & 30 Local Nonprofits campusCATALYST partners with universities to engage college students in high-impact consulting services for community-based organizations to deepen nonprofits' impact and cultivate future changemakers
Sponsor a UN Youth Ambassador in Australia The United Nations and their work reach most corners of the globe, and even though their work is incredible, many people, especially the youth are unaware of how to become involved or begin actioning change within their own communities. This project is based in Australia and is geared towards recruiting aspiring and passionate individuals to become UN youth ambassadors and offer international experiences to boost their career opportunities and provide them with valuable skills.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Sahaana, Ria, and Jane 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 and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Sponsor Francine's High School Education in Zambia Kucetekela Foundation (KF) provides a five year scholarship program for impoverished youths in Zambia. By donating to this project, you will help provide for Francine's various needs as she continues working hard to complete her secondary schooling at Chalo Trust School. As Francine works on completing school, she also improves her community through various service intiatives.
Early support to 20 special needs children The project will ensure that 20 children aged 0-3 who are at risk of falling behind in their development, including preterm and/or low-birth-weight infants; who have developmental delays or disabilities, will receive a complex quality early intervention service. They will have opportunity to social and educational inclusion and will receive therapy to stimulate their development. Families will be supported and empowered to be main actors in their child's life and care.
The 23rd Annual Great Los Angeles River Cleanup The 23rd Annual La Gran Limpieza: The Great Los Angeles River Cleanup will engage thousands of community stakeholders along the Los Angeles River to prevent tons of trash from flowing into the Pacific Ocean in Long Beach.  FoLAR's 2011 cleanup event involved 4000 volunteers pulling 25 tons of trash from 14 river sites County-wide in 3 hours.  Next year plans to be our largest effort ever!
WeSurvive: Stories of the Ebola Outbreak WeSurvive: Stories of the Ebola Outbreak is a web-based, oral history database that allows users to access a substantial collection of personal video testimonials from Ebola survivors, their family members, and other community members affected by the 2014 West African Ebola outbreak.  We believe it is vital that West Africans contribute directly and significantly to the historical record and deepen both how this catastrophic Ebola outbreak and the region are understood.
Empower 100 Young Korean American Emerging Leaders The pandemic canceled learning opportunities for many college students & recent graduates. The Council of Korean Americans developed an alternative, virtual career-focused leadership webinar series & e-fellowship program intended to help young Korean Americans from across the country learn professional skills, mentally prepare them for next steps in life, & to think strategically about their career. This summer program will offer webinars, group coaching, mentorship discussion & team projects.
Train healthcare workers in rural Uganda With only 4 doctors per 100,000 people in Uganda (the UK has 233 per 100,000), there is a critical lack of healthcare workers, especially in the rural areas. From this year, we will select some medical and pharmacy students from disadvantaged backgrounds to receive support with their course fees, living allowance, equipment and mentorship throughout their course. From next year we hope to expand to include more students and a wider range of health professions, much like our programme in Malawi
100 Refugee Women Launch Micro-Businesses in Camps This project will lift 100 women refugees and their children from extreme poverty to economic independence by promoting  entrepreneurship.  Mercy Beyond Borders (MBB) provides basic business training and $200 loans for South Sudanese women in refugee camps; the women then launch their own enterprises. We already have a strong success record in 6 camps. Be the one who lifts the next refugee woman!
Reduce Clashes Between Jaguars & Farmers in Belize The jaguar is an iconic wildcat species in Belize. Jaguars are increasingly losing critical habitat and coming into conflict with livestock farmers due to expanding agricultural areas, including livestock farms. Ya'axche's previous collaborative work with farmers has yielded positive results to address this conflict. Ya'axche will assist 2 farms in becoming "jaguar friendly" and conduct 2 community/national workshops and outreach to preserve the harmonious coexistence of humans and jaguars.
Bring healthcare to thousands in rural Nepal Himalayan HealthCare (HHC) has been working in Nepal for 25 years to deliver health, education and income-generating programs to hundreds of thousands of individuals in hard-to-reach villages, most of which are accessible only by foot. HHC trains local health providers and supports community education programs on nutrition, disease prevention and family planning, offering long-term, sustainable solutions to Nepal's health and development challenges.
Learner 2 Learner Solving Global Problems This project will enable 7 communities in Uganda, a total of 1000 children and 507 parents  to lead a world wide movement to close the educational gap.  A community in Kagadi, Uganda  created a school in a vacant field.  A year later they are mentoring 6 other communities to do the same.  Their goal now is to hook into a global learning environment. To do that they each require the means to access global knowledge as well as share knowledge back. Each village requires $2,880 to obtain this goal
Ending Child Marriages and Harmful Practices this project will build the capacity of local leaders ( chiefs) to end harmful cultural practices that are fueling violence against women and children and child marriages in Malawi, the project intendeds to withdrawal 1500 girls from marriages and send them back to school with the support of school fees and school materials.
Provide Pandemic Relief For 500 Cambodian Families At-risk youth should still have their basic needs met during Covid-19. As Cambodia faces a major outbreak, poor families are struggling to make ends meet. In April, a nighttime curfew began in Phnom Penh, and other restrictions make it harder for the poor to earn income as food vendors and day laborers. Mission Dove Cambodia will provide food and hygiene supplies to vulnerable families and at-risk youth of its learning programs and target areas in Phnom Penh city and in six other provinces.
6 Safe, Eco-Friendly Homes for Pine Ridge Lakota Your donation buys materials to construct secure, sustainable housing for and by Lakota women and families in Wounded Knee, on the Pine Ridge Reservation, in the US's own Third-World Country. The worst of the flimsy mold-infested toxic shacks are replaced with straw-bale, eco-dome, cob, or palette homes for 6 or more Lakota families this year in this 4-year-old, Lakota-organized project. As tribal youths build the homes, they develop skills in the high-demand building trade -- a double benefit.
Ramadan Food Basket for Poor People of Pakistan People in Sindh Province like Tharparkar and other area living under poverty line and they not even afford one time food, FRDP Planning to provide food packages to most vulnerable families of Tharparkar i.e. widows, orphans and poor families in the month of Ramadan Ul Mubarak so they can fast easily. Food packages will be distributed among the poor, deserving and miserable people.
Ligala Community Well This project aims at sinking a Borehole and providing a water reservoir within the rural village in Ligala Siaya county. Upon its successful completion will provide will provide clean drinking water to over 4000 residents within the North Ugenya Ward in Ugenya constituency in Kenya.
Make possible 1st years of school in mother tongue In Bicol, Philippines, families communicate with their children in one of 20 local languages and dialects. But when the youngsters start school they suddenly encounter teachers who speak to them in English and Tagalog, two languages which they hardly know, and this makes learning difficult. It's very important to design a writing system for these native languages. With your help, 72,214 students in 192 schools will receive their first school instruction in a language more familiar to them.
GIFT OF SACRIFICE EID ADHA 2018 FOR POOR PEOPLE As the rewards of doing good deeds during the 10 blessed Days of Dhul Hijjah are increased significantly then we should also give as much as we can in charity. Allah promised forgiveness of our sins if we give in charity and give to the poor and needy. He honored our charity and described it as a " beautiful loan to Allah " to emphasise that we are doing something good that He loves, and that He himself will pay our loan back to us double.
Send 40 vulnerable children to school in Tanzania The project will help the 40 vulnerable children from poor families in Morogoro Municipality in Tanzania to access primary education by providing free books, uniforms and sports equipments. These kids are above average age of starting primary education (they are between 9-14years old) so they need special extracurricular program like sports to get them involved
Bullying Prevention Toolkits This project will provide Bullying Prevention Toolkits to 20 California schools and help furnish the support and training that staff, students, and administration need to adequately address bullying in their schools. The toolkits will include assessments to determine how often bullying occurs, where it happens, how students and adults intervene and whether prevention efforts are working.
Emergency Food for Coronavirus Impacted Families Conviventia will provide emergency food and essential items assistance to over 140 of the most vulnerable families impacted by the corona-virus in the impoverished communities of El Pozon, Las Americas, Cazuca and Lucero Alto, Colombia.  Our teachers at our schools have also been hard at work preparing and delivering materials so that our students in these communities can continue their educational process while at home. We will also be providing to these students the necessary school supplies.
Little Kids Rock - Transforming children's lives Little Kids Rock is a national nonprofit that is dedicated to building a world where kids can live rich, purposeful lives by ensuring that all public school children have the opportunity to unlock their inner music makers.  Teachers in public schools with limited or no music programs receive specialized training and free instruments to give kids lessons on playing and composing in the musical styles they love.
Empower 80 teenage mothers with economic skills This project seeks to provide 30 rural teenage mothers with economic skills in dressmaking, hairdressing and catering to improve their socioeconomic well-being and that of their children.
Support children infected and affected by HIV/AIDS Due to social stigma and lack of awareness, children infected/ affected by AIDS are often neglected and abused - worst case uncared and left to die. Since 1998, Society for Serving Humanity (SSH) has been working on community-based rehabilitation of PLHAs (people living with HIV/ AIDS) - particularly children. We want your help to strengthen and scale our project to ensure quality care and support for these children in Dindigul and Namakkal districts of Tamil Nadu, India.
500 Indigenous Malaysian rice farmers  go organic Modernization has brought dangerous pesticides and other agrochemicals to the once pristine landscape occupied by the indigenous people of Malaysia. Living at the foothills of Mount Kinabalu, Sabah, about 500 indigenous Dusuns are turning to organic rice and vegetable farming for their families' health and livelihoods. In the last five years, only 25 families planted, sell and feed their families with organic food. They lack basic farming equipment such as small tillers and training.
Great Education for Impoverished Preschoolers Every year, thousands of children are left to sit at home or in backyard creches with little to no education. During this critical stage, they sit stagnant. Their teachers lack the training and tools to prepare them.   Botshabelo is passionate about transforming their stories. Partner with us to empower 150 women to uplift the standard of education in 50 Gauteng preschools in 2020 through training, educational resources, and mentoring support.   Together, we give 2500 children a brighter future!
Send a South Sudanese Orphan to School for 1 Yr. Gabriel was three years old when his village in South Sudan was attacked and he lost both of his parents. While he was in a state of hopelessness, his story reached a group of people in Texas who committed to fully fund his schooling, and his new life began with fresh hopefulness. Today, he is a graduate of Moi University, and has committed his life to bringing the same hope he was given to today's South Sudanese orphans by providing them with the invaluable gift of education.
Stop sexual violence against South African women Empower female farm workers who have experienced -or are at risk for - sexual violence with training, counseling, safe housing, legal and medical support services.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, we have been working with LI to help create & publicize human rights campaigns for various rights issues in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to connect with local nonprofits in Bauchi to research, document, and advocate for various human rights issues within the area.