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STEM Robotics Training for Inner-City Girls in U.S Our Connect2Empower STEM robotics program focuses on mentoring with EV3 Mindstorm by working with young inner-city girls to find self-confidence, self-identity and love. Young girls will make smarter choices and put them on a path to making better life decisions. Students are given the time, space and purpose to build robots and solve open ended problems. VHF robotics programs aims to help students develop logic building, collaboration and critical thinking skills at a very young age.
Save Hewar Alternative Arab School in Israel! Hewar (Arabic for 'dialogue') is a community initiative, run by a group of parents in Haifa who decided to create an educational alternative for Arab children in Israel. After a long struggle, the officially registered school and kindergarten today serve 173 children from age 3 to 8th grade. However, Hewar is the only school in Israel forced to operate without any government funds and is thus under immense financial strain, as it relies solely on parents and community support to cover its costs.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Sajid, Zoha, Rohini, Samshritha, and Yashila 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.
Build a school for 150 children in Burkina Faso Hello! This project aims to finish building a primary school for 150 children in the remote village of Bogoya in Burkina Faso. There is no school in the area; children  have to walk for 40 km to reach the closer village, others don't go to school at all. Education is one of the key for lifting people out of poverty, it provides stability and hope! Thank to contributors we have been able to buy the land and start to dig a water well. We found water so now it's time to put the bricks up!!
Ayurveda Mother and Infant (AMI) We create City Support Teams for families from pre-conception through the first years of their child's life. There are many families struggling to  find balance, often in isolation without family support.   We offer postpartum focused programs and support which includes: how to massage mums, mums self-massage, baby massage, breastfeeding support, Ayurvedic tips and how to choose and cook food especially for the postpartum period and also being there for when the going gets tough.
Help Aboriginal Green Team For Australia's Forests This project will employ and support the Madhima Gulgan Community Association and their professional bush regeneration team to help Rainforest Rescue plant trees, remove invasive weeds and regenerate and reforest the last remaining fragmented remnants of The Big Scrub, a Critically Endangered lowland rainforest in northern New South Wales.  This project will also help this local indigenous community gain invaluable "green" employment and training opportunities.
Sustainable communities ending child slavery Limye lavi is committed to ending child slavery in Haiti. For the last 20 years, we've been working on constructing communities that support strong Haitian families.  Our project operates in four cycles.  1. We teach parents on the realities of child slavery in Haiti. 2. We provide a sustainable ways for communities to participate in the economy  3. We support schooling and education efforts for children who are recently removed from child slavery 4. We mobilize the community.
agricultural support to 200 women in uganda The two decades of conflict in Northern Uganda caused by the Lord's Resistance Army resulted into a high poverty level and a low development indicators in Northern Uganda. Women face challenges in raising their families by doing all the donkey work while men roam around drinking alcohol.The project will target 30 households in Lira Sub County from 30 different households impacting directly on 200 beneficiaries.CCYA empowers their livelihoods and food security by providing agricultural products.
Feeding 300 Severely Stunted Children We will feed 300 severely malnourished and stunted children. Stunting of children is a direct result of inadequate nutrient intake in terms of quantity, regularity and quality. There is a need to reverse this condition since stunting would result to reduced physical and brain development. The long-term impact are adults with low economic and income opportunities thereby repeating the cycle of malnutrition, low capacity, ill-health and low economic capacity of future generations.
Localize Access to Renewable Energies in Morocco This campaign helps the High Atlas Foundation (HAF) to implement projects for the decentralization of renewable energies in Morocco, especially in rural areas. These small-scale projects will reduce energy dependency, preserve the environment, limit greenhouse gas emissions, fight against climate change, and provide jobs for rural people. Women, youth, and children are the core target of these investments.
Support Abused Women in India Many women in rural India suffer violence and harassment at the hands of their families. There is a dire need to provide shelter for women who receive no support. Since 2004, Seva Mandir has been running a shelter home for women mainly from Udaipur district (though also for women from all over India) who have suffered abuse. The Shelter offers support and rehabilitation , counselling services, legal aid, medical and psychological care (at home or in hospital), skills development, and more.
Train Ethiopian Health Workers in Nutrition Ethiopian children born with cleft lip and palate are unable to breastfeed. This puts them at risk of becoming too malnourished or sick for surgery, unless they are given a balanced diet. Often babies' nutritional needs are not understood by young Ethiopian mothers. Project Harar will send a dietician to Ethiopia to ensure that 100 local health workers receive training in good nutrition to pass this on to the families they see, so that babies born with cleft get the best possible start in life.
Supporting Youth with Mental Health Symptoms. Many youth in Singapore face different struggles that require different levels of support. Left unaddressed, these adversities may result to behaviours that could put the youth and others in danger. Trybe's services guide and engage youth with adversities through intervention, rehabilitation, and reintegration works. Our services provide a safe environment for our youth to deal with their emotional and mental struggles. This campaign allows us to reach out to more youth in need.
CARE FOR 150 CHILDREN OF QUARRYWORKERS, TAMILNADU The Proposed project is to attain 100% literacy among children and provide life oriented education to prevent children from becoming child labourers in the target villages.  The beneficiary children are aged 10-12 from quarry workers in Polur block, Thiruvannamalai District, Tamilnadu, India.  Within 2  years, we will provide education to the children through 5 education centers in the selected villages from 1st to 7th standard level and for their livelihood we also included life skill education
Health Care Services To The Rohingya Refugees Thousands of people across Myanmar, are displaced, unable to return to their homes.  Over 500,000  Rohingya civilians crossed in to Bangladesh to take refuge from Myanmar in recent weeks.  There is a dire need of lifesaving healthcare as most of these refugees very sick from long travel, torture, physical and sexual abuse, malnutrition, infections and other ailments.
Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund In 2017, Hurricane Harvey caused widespread, catastrophic flooding and damage in Texas and along the Gulf Coast. This fund was created to provide relief to survivors in the form of emergency supplies like food, water, and medicine in addition to longer-term recovery assistance to help residents recover and rebuild. All donations to this fund will exclusively support relief and recovery efforts from this storm.
Vocational training for the marginalized in Uganda This project provides essential, practical and entrepreneurial skills to disadvantaged young adults from poor rural communities,offering them the potential to be gainfully employed and self sufficient
Education for Myanmar Over 70 students in the poorest rural areas of Myanmar, e.g in Chin State, will receive English & leadership development training who otherwise would not have access to such training. Additionally, 20+ teachers will receive teaching and professional development training so that they can continue to provide effective teaching to hundreds of students who are in need of such improved instruction for their future. Also, 300+ students will learn education and scholarship opportunities in the USA.
Afghan Women Learn Traditional Carpet Weaving Women learn to weave beautiful carpets, preserving their ancient Persian traditions. Carpet sales earn women income to support themselves and their families.
Healthcare for 500-1000 Ebola Orphans in Liberia The objective of this project is to provide one year healthcare, nutritional assistance, and education fees and supplies for at least 500 to 1000 children, who have lost their parents due to Ebola.
Securing 20000 Garment Workers in Bangladesh The goal of the project is to improve rights and empowerment of 20000 garment workers in 20 garment factories. The proposed project will contribute to improve working condition and legal compliance in the garment factory. The purpose of the project is to improve safety and occupational health practices at the garments factories. Worker's safety issues are expected to be addressed by the management through appropriate structural and institutional measures.
Help Tanzanian Youth Make Tech to Help Themselves Twende is a local NGO with 5+ years of running hands-on design training with 1100+ participants from a range of backgrounds. We believe anybody can solve their own problems but some outside advising, tools, and confidence can help. We provide this support for making tech.
Able Poultry Project Disabled refugees are one of the most socially excluded and neglected human group in South Africa. They daily face terrible challenges to survive and integrate themselves by lack of resources. This project uses the skills of disabled people through running a Poultry project. 
The implementation of this project will assist disabled people to have a generating income activity that sustain their lives by selling eggs to Mall, Spazza Shops and the surrounding communities.
Offer food & education for 1000 refugees in Greece This project aims to support the food and educational needs of 1000 residents at Eleonas Refugee Camp in Athens, Greece with a total population of 3000. A supplementary food basket will be distributed on a monthly basis to the most vulnerable families ensuring that nobody goes hungry. Also numerous educational programs are attended by hundreds of children and adults since 2016 made available with the help of 1500+ volunteers who have offered 350 000 hours of support to the community
COMMUNITY BASED POWER FENCE TO SAVE ELEPHANT Man animal conflict is a challenge in wildlife management and biodiversity conservation in India. This project secures farmers' yearly livelihood & saves the elephant (Elephas maximus). 15,000 houses and 10,00,000 ha of crops damage stay as evidence of conflict every year. Due to anger and hardship, farmers connect 440 volts electric line to farm fence, 200 Elephants die of electrocution and 200 humans die of conflict. Solar power fence will save wildlife, reduce man elephant conflict.
AIR SUPPLY VENTILATORS FOR KIDS WHO CANNOT BREATHE This project is aimed to help kids with severe neuromuscular and other conditions obtain individual medical ventilators, to be able to breathe sufficiently and stay with their families instead of hospitals. In Russia, conditions that demand ventilator-assisted living are regarded as critical care. Some kids have never seen homes or never met siblings. Most see their mothers 5 min a day. With your help, a child will go home to be loved and nursed properly. They deserve to live, not just survive.
Support Nearly 2,000 Homeless Women in DC N Street Village serves nearly 2,000 homeless and low-income women each year. We aim to help these women claim their highest quality of life by offering a broad spectrum of services, housing, and advocacy in an atmosphere of dignity and respect. We help women achieve stability and make meaningful gains in their housing, income, employment, mental health, physical health, and addiction recovery.
Help Save Ariel Ariel is suffering from end-stage kidney disease and only a kidney replacement is the solution in order for him to enjoy prolonged life and be productive in his community. Ariel is an exemplary village leader and our volunteer in delivering much-needed services specially during times of natural disasters. His services to the community is essential and we need to save him from his ailment.
Access to clean water for P.A.C.E women To date, 376 women have received life skills education through the Gap Inc. P.A.C.E. in Community program in Thimmampalli, India; however these women and their communities today face a shortage of water for their basic household needs. Through the funds raised on this campaign, we will temporarily provide clean water from a different source and establish a long-term solution to recharge ground water.
Support Education of 40 Children in Rural India This project would provide educational aid to 40 children from poor families in a villages of Vagra block, District Bharuch. It will ensure to look after the educational needs of the children that they do not discontinue their studies. A base line survey by Gram Vikas Trust shows that all the children score and perform well in class.The families of these children are involved in daily wages labor work in agriculture and industry. This project would help them to complete their education.
Empowerment of Teenage Mothers This project is Empowering 150 teenage mothers by giving them life skills training and an opportunity to go back to school, thus giving them their lives back and economically empowering them.
Covid-19 Relief Fund for Vulnerable Communities This project will support Health Horizons International's efforts to build and strengthen clinical capacity on COVID-19 mitigation and community health outcomes.  This will affect 20,000 people living with chronic diseases in socioeconomically and politically disadvantaged communities in the Caribbean through the training, development, and empowerment of community health workers that will provide accessible, affordable, and quality health care services.
Covid - 19: Aid  to 200 Poor families in Uganda Skills Link Uganda empowers local communities in Uganda with practical (hands on) skills to enable them rise out of poverty and sustain themselves. During this time, we are focusing on stopping the spread of of Corona Virus by providing; food, sanitizers, masks, soap and hand washing buckets to 200 vulnerable households in Uganda.  With the current lockdown, curfew, businesses have closed down. So the majority of these people have lost their means of livelihood and are not able to make ends meet
Repairing the Hope-Mobile! The "Hope-Mobile" as we like to call her, is vital to HCU's work. Having a sturdy vehicle that can travel long distances to remote villages ensures we can provide over 3,000 otherwise unreachable people with education and access to services like reproductive health workshops and sanitary pads, micro-finance loans and business training sessions, and sensitisation to issues like gender-based violence and children's rights to education.
Equality Champions Our children and youth have lost 5,120 hours of class due to the hurricanes, earthquakes and pandemic Puerto Rico has endured in the past three years. Living in vulnerable communities, BGCPR participants are experiencing more inequalities than ever. To bridge the gap, we are providing virtual academic and socioemotional support, meals and free internet access. A small donation now will bring the certainty of better futures and will help them succeed over time.
Giving Books to 18 Schools with Burned Buildings We all want children to become readers, but without books its not possible. By giving books to  children whose school has burned down,will give them such a positive boost and an idea that there is a better world out there. The project we are proposing is to support 18 under-resourced Schools with 200 books in 2017. At least 6015 children from Vuwani will  benefit from this donation. We get letters daily from disadvantaged a areas asking of books from us for books. We buy African books in bulk.
Educating The Marginalized Child We at The Cecil & Iris Chaudhry Foundation (CICF) strongly believe in the power of education. It is our conviction that education is one of the best defenses against exploitation and oppression. It is this belief that compelled us to establish The Youhanabad Education Center. The Center is providing quality education and coaching to underprivileged children whose families are barely able to survive on a daily basis.
Feed 1000 Guatemalan Children for 10 Months This project will provide free daily nutritional supplements to 1000 Guatemalan preschool students living in rural communities for the next 10 months as a part of the Let's Be Ready educational program.
Keep kids in school - Provide scholarship-India This project keep children in school, who at risk of become child labor in India. With $60 once on enrollment kits —including fee, bag, uniform, shoes etc—so they continue school regularly
Support Puerto Rico's Emotional Coping of COVID19 The Coronavirus pandemic has affected us all without any type of boundaries.  Our nonprofit organization is no exception.  Puerto Rico is in lockdown since March 15, 2020. This means that we had to stop our services to the community and be creative in the ways we look after our people.  The internet and social media have given us a platform to reach out to all the people who are in quarantine.  Our counselors and therapists have been actively posting advice and guidance in our social media.
To support 500 orphans in Bungoma county Kenya Women without Borders Kenya will improve the livelihood of AIDS orphans and other vulnerable children access education ,medication,food clothing and shelter and other basic needs. Through mentors approach in Bungoma County Kenya.
Saving Mothers' Lives in Rural Tanzania An affordable, generic medicine prevents excessive bleeding after childbirth. We can save thousands of lives by making this medicine - misoprostol - available to women who cannot reach a facility in time to deliver. Simple to use, a mother swallows three tablets immediately after delivering her baby to prevent life-threatening hemorrhaging. Since introducing the medicine to Tanzania, VSI is working to ensure that women can access this life-saving medicine when and where they need it most.
Enable 75 GWED-G Uganda Youth to Rebuild After War The Youth Empowerment for the Realization and Promotion of Human Rights in Northern Uganda project is a 5-year-long program led by local organization GWED-G, that uses human rights trainings, empowerment building activities, along with livelihood enhancement initiatives in order to help the youth of N Uganda overcome the hardships experienced during the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) revolution. Donations will go specifically towards financing Income Generating Activities created by youth.
End Malnutrition for 600 Children in Ghana Combat child malnutrition and support learning in Ghana. SHI coordinates with farmers, parents and schools to facilitate a school feeding program using locally-grown protein-rich crops so kids start the day nourished and able to focus in the classroom. SHI promotes nutrition among new mothers and infants in the first 1,000 days through breastfeeding counseling; education on nutritious weaning foods; support growing those crops; and other interventions to support healthy growth and development.
Let's help "Vanadzor Old Age Home" elders The problem of Old Age Homes has always been one of the vulnerable issues for Armenia. The most acute problem of Old Age Homes is related to the poor conditions of infrastructures. The situation is the same in "Vanadzor Old Age Home" (built in 1974-1975).  Because of the absence of financial means, the Old Age Home lacks normal housing and sanitary conditions. Toilets and bathrooms' miserable situation causes elders suffer from falls, often suffering serious injuries.
Computer Training for New High School Graduates The 15 year Liberian civil War created a huge capacity gap for Liberia's professional development in information technology especially in Grand Cape Mount County where High school graduates migrate to cities before obtaining computer education. FELS has developed this proposal: "Computer Training for New High School Graduates  to train new school graduates in the county in basic computer education for quick jobs. Targeted beneficiaries: 10 high school graduates age 19-22; budget: USD 5000.
Online counselling for people affected by cancer At We Hear You we understand that cancer can be overwhelming.  It can leave you feeling numb, isolated and terrified and can seem too big to cope with. We provide a safe space for people to say the unsayable and ask the unanswerable.  When you ask WHY we hear you.  Please help WHY to provide online face to face counselling sessions for people who can't reach one of our venues - because they are stuck without transport - or maybe they are caring for a loved one at home.
Provide Medicine to Earthquake Victims in Haiti MADRE is working with our partner, KOFAVIV, to meet immediate needs of rape survivors in the displacement camps and develop community-based anti-violence strategies that uphold the full range women’s human rights.
Educate and Empower 800 Ethiopian Girls With your help, Pathfinder will support girls from urban and rural areas of Ethiopia improve their educational opportunities and gain leadership skills. We will fund scholarships to allow girls to remain in school, provide sexual and reproductive health education, and support girls' clubs that provide social support and mentoring by successful women in their communities. Our comprehensive model integrates health and life skills to help adolescent girls realize their full potential.
Hope for Ethiopian children with deformities In Ethiopia, access to safe and effective reconstructive surgery for children disfigured by bodily and facial deformities has been almost nonexistent. Not having safe access to life-changing reconstructive surgery can mean a lifetime of pain and suffering.  The Haddis Agape Foundation plans to solve the problem of limited access to reconstructive surgeries for children with deformities by organizing and funding surgical missions. But we don't want to stop there. In order to make our project sust
Mobilize Volunteers to Help the Neediest Charities Engaging volunteers is both valuable for people served as well as rewarding for volunteers.
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Help foster kids graduate from high school This project will provide 500 foster youth living in Los Angeles with critical educational services so they can graduate from high school and continue on to college.
Donate to Oldage Home of 20 oldage people in India Destitute old aged undergoing great difficulties lacking & logging in love & affection and always are into mental stress, strain for this reason we started "OldAge Home for Poor Elders" with a humanity and service to cater to the needs of such unfortunate elders. In Oldage Home, 20 old aged people are living & getting food, shelter, love, proper care, other basic needs. We sponsor elders & we sponsor boarding & lodging facilities with breakfast, lunch, dinner, Medical care, T.V for recreation.