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Disaster Recovery- Elders, San Antonio Puerto Rico Elders comprise over 32% of the population in our low-income community.  We provide services to people  over 60 years old, who live alone, who do not have someone to take care of them and/or who have chronic health problems.  Lunch is distributed on weekends and holidays to the homes of 61 elders in the community and nearby areas.  Follow-up on their medical conditions is made by a registered nurse, and transportation to their medical appointments is provided in some cases.
Save Tsagnoria School Azafady is asking for donations to support a community in Madagascar to repair their school for students aged 7 - 16 . The building will be fitted with a new roof, windows and doors, a new partition-wall between the two classrooms and the cracked and chipped walls will be rendered. 40 desks and benches and a new blackboard will be provided and the refurbished school will be fully rendered, helping to protect the clay bricks whilst creating a safe environment to learn in and to be proud of.
End-Of-Year  Empower Girlz with Goals to Become Make a #GivingTuesday donation to Girlz With Goals to empower young girls in Jamaica. On the annual day to give as good as you get, make a difference in the fight to help girls create a brighter future for themselves and their communities. Your #GivingTuesday donation can help fight food insecurity, send a girl to school, help girls learn skills, and empower girls in their fight against street harassment.    Start your holiday season with a donation to Girlz With Goals. Matching funds available!
Healthcare for 500 mothers and children in Uganda Due to the extreme poverty brought on by decades by war, famine and disease, many Ugandans cannot afford necessary medical care. Lacor meets this expansive need by waiving all fees for children less than five years of age and for pregnant women.  These subsidies dramatically increase access to health care for people in Gulu.  These subsidized fees to vulnerable populations come at a great cost to Lacor.  To stay open, Lacor must raise roughly 70% of its operating costs from external contributor
Hazardous working children to mainstream education The project will build a community that will draw their future differently.  It will use blocking and withdrawal strategies for 50 slum children entered into the hazardous working job by diverting them to mainstream education.
In Albania, Laptops for 14 Teachers COVID-19 forced rapid change in education, with schools migrating quickly online to slow rates of infection. At Nehemia School in Pogradec, Albania, donors on Global Giving contributed to get laptops for our high school teachers. As of February 2021, we still need eight laptops for teachers for lower grades. COVID-19 will not be over anytime soon in Albania, and helping teachers stay connected with their young students during periodic closures will limit disruptions and support learning.
Computers for Deaf Students TEPDGHO seeks $5,713.. to fund an innovative computer education program for deaf pupils in Pomerini deaf unit. The program will serve 45 deaf pupils and 7 teachers annually.
Help giving for Cassava-Grater Machine The organization's aim to contribute to a sustained improvement of living conditions, stability, health, education and economic growth in the rural population of four communities in Gbinle-Dixian chiefdom in Kambia District Sierra Leone West Africa. Harvesting cassava farm is now in progress after 1 year 6 months in field. Thanks for your donations. The project activity is designed to focus on buying a machine for cassava-grater and enhance them to produce enough food which becomes available.
Sustainability training for marginalized Ghanaians The world urgently needs a change of direction in the use of natural resources, otherwise climate change will lead to a dramatic change in our livelihoods in the coming decades. We need examples of how to live regeneratively, and training centres to teach this. We are building up a training centre for sustainability to show solutions for the global problems. The centre will serve as a a reference point for locals for a sustainable life. Obrobibini Peace Complex (OPC) pursues a holistic approach.
Helping Rural Communities in Nicaragua to Flourish Nicaragua is the fourth most at-risk nation in the world due to climate change. We equip rural communities in Nicaragua with the skills and resources needed to develop sustainable responses that lift them from poverty and promote food security.
Prepare 50 Underserved Boys for Summer Employment Last year, the Ready Golf Caddies camp hosted more than 20 students from Maryland and the District of Columbia. Among those students were Niko and Tyrin. Niko, a first-generation college student, is on his way to college with scholarships and Tyrin, who came to the program seeking a mentor, is performing at the top of his 10th grade class. This program allows underserved children to increase their confidence, reach their goals, and explore new environments that were once inaccessible to them.
Fight Malnutrition in Rural Guatemala This project will increase the nutritional intake of Tzu'tujil Mayan families by introducing a comprehensive nutrition, cooking, and garden program focusing on easily grown, nutrient dense foods.
Medical & Psycho-social Assistance to War Victims The decade armed conflict between the Lord's Resistance Army and the Government of Uganda in northern Uganda is known for its high levels of brutality, deliberate attacks against civilian populations and the displacement of at least 1.8 million people.  AYINET seeks funds to "provide medical and psycho social treatments to those victims of war who were tortured (mutilated, burnt, gun-shots, raped etc.) and who continue to live with severe physical and emotional injuries.
Help 90 young Colombians become nurse technicians This project provides healthcare education to 90 students that live in vulnerability and without opportunities in Colombia. By providing them with education and becoming nurse technicians we give them the opportunity to change their lives and impact their families and the community. This allows them to have a dignified job, with a career that supplies the need of health practitioners that care for patients with complex diseases in Colombia.
Earthquake;Encouraging Miyagi by a community space This project aims to promote to exchange people all over Japan by offering lodging facilities and community space in Active Life YADO that we has built. (http://www.globalgiving.org/projects/build-ishinomaki-multi-purpose-recovery-base-project/)  A mental care of an earthquake victims is still needed. We are going to support them with local people by a community-rooted way.
Art Studio NY | CHAI Life Arts for Youth in Need Provide creative holistic arts integration (CHAI) Life Arts programs including meals, mentoring, and educational support for youth and families in need in Brooklyn, NY. The programs encourage creative thinking, personal responsibility, career development, environmental awareness, and positive self-images - all which increase student's chances at self-sufficiency & long-term success. Mentors, field trips & guest speakers increase relevancy and exposure to careers via the arts.
Global Citizenship Youth Conference To bring the future world leaders together under one umbrella to network, share learning, and form partnerships that could boost the potential to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
NCSU Student Aid - Athletic academic scholarships The mission of the NCSU Student Aid Association (Wolfpack Club) is to provide private financial support for athletic scholarships and facilities for NC State University.
Healthcare of indigenous tsotsil children, Chiapas With this project, the medical team of Sanando Heridas will provide 900 medical consultations to 300 children from the highlands of Chiapas who are in extreme poverty, with translation into tsotsil, including the medicine. These actions will help prevent curable diseases such as respiratory or gastrointestinal infections and malnutrition from becoming fatal.
Empower Women in Uganda through Entrepreneurship This project will establish a women's empowerment program through entrepreneurship training in Gulu, Uganda for women 18-24, building self-esteem and providing entrepreneurship and technology training to enable 720 impoverished Ugandan women to lift themselves out of poverty. Women will engage in self-esteem and team building exercises, learn computer and entrepreneurship skills, including writing a business plan, and gain valuable hands-on experience developing a cooperative business.
Building Telebachillerato Comunitario No. 150 The Telebachillerato No. 150 is located in the town of Santa Cruz Tezontepec, in the Municipality of Ocuilan, State of Mexico. It has an enrollment of 59 students and 3 teachers.  It started activities 6 years ago and since then they do not have their own facilities, they have shared spaces with the middle school near them. After the earthquake of September 19 2017, the facilities they shared suffered significant damage, so they had to relocate.
Covid-19 Pandemic Relief Aid The current worldwide pandemic, Covid-19, is the first in over 100 years and has had a major impact in the lives of the indigenous communities in Venezuela.  Your donation will help stop the spread of the Coronavirus in an area already suffering from poverty and malnutrition.
Help Families Rebuild After Famine Families living in remote villages in Darfur, Sudan, faced famine last year because of extreme drought.  With no harvest there was nothing to eat.  Kids for Kids is not an emergency organisation, but we had to provide emergency aid when no one else responded. It was not just people who suffered, even animals died.  Now we must help families to recover. Our sustainable grassroots projects, all identified by the communities as the best way to help, will enable families to rebuild their lives.
Expand mobile sterilization clinic operations Lanta Animal Welfare is the only veterinary source for the surrounding islands and mainland areas. Due to funding levels, the mobile sterilizations and vaccination clinics visit 7 areas annually.  Many rural communities outside of these locations do not know how to get help, resulting in severe overpopulation and suffering of the cats and dogs.  Expanding the mobile clinic operations will dramatically improve cat and dog welfare and reduce the risk of human rabies.
Help 500 At-Risk Thai Women & Children Step Ahead. Step Ahead empowers poor, vulnerable, and at-risk women to build their micro-enterprises- learning together in their local communities through mentoring and training. Step Ahead works with children in Bangkok's largest slum community of Klong Toey and Southern Thailand with family-based orphan care serving the communities impacted by the South-East Asian tsunami.  With Step Ahead, Thai women and children discover hope and a future.
HIV Prevention Skills for 300 Zambian Teens Unsafe sex has become the fastest-growing health threat to young people, for girls it is even the number 1 health risk. Zambia has the second largest HIV epidemic globally with daily infections as high as 200 each day. We are determined to change this. In the poor outskirts of Lusaka, Zambia, dance4life empowers young people to be the change they want to see, to develop the personal leadership skills they need for healthy sexual choices and relationships and to feel confident about their future.
Children should grow up in a family Prevention of social orphanhood is one of the main goals of our organization. The specialists of the Fund help families in difficult life situations to overcome their life crisis in order to prevent their children from ending up in orphanages. The Charity Fund Our Children ('Deti nashi') works with the beneficiary families within the comprehensive systemic assistance program "Stick Together". Now the program is being implemented in the Smolensk region in Russia.
Provide hands-on learning to underserved students Help us engage underserved students in exploring and learning science, engineering, and math concepts through The Tech Challenge.
Hurricane Maria Women's Health Response Natural disasters like Hurricane Maria place women and children in the eye of a different kind of storm  increasing their vulnerability to dangers ranging from complications during pregnancy and delivery to the need of oxygen for newborns. COHI has responded to 18 different humanitarian emergencies around the globe and is on the ground in Puerto Rico working direclty with local midwives, nurses, and physicians to provide medicines, care, and supplies.
Music Therapy for Children with Disabilities Music therapy has been recognized as an essential service by most leading countries in the world for people with disabilities.  In particular, it improves the physiological condition, communication skills, better concentration and overall well being.  The access to music therapy in Georgia is fragmented and unaffordable for most. We believe it is a necessary activity for the under served population of people with disabilities. 30 children will have Music therapy access through our Daycare Center
Tailoring training for girls in Myanmar This project provides tailoring training courses for girls in Myanmar. It will help them to pick up a profession, so in the future they will be able to earn their own money. Being able to do so is essential for young girls, it makes them independent and leads to a higher living standard. This project is funded by CAD, ''Community Agency for Rural Development'', situated in Yangon, Myanmar.
Die Arche - Munich "Making children strong for life!" This slogan neatly sums up how "Die Arche" reaches out to support socially disadvantaged children and young people in inner cities of Germany. Every day, the children we support enjoy a free lunch, get help with their homework and have a chance to participate in meaningful after-school activities.  At "Die Arche", we give children the space they need to discover their potential. We nurture their talent, encourage and facilitate educational achievement.
GIVE LIFE TO 100,000 WOMEN & YOUTH IN SOUTH SUDAN Project overturns issues of poverty, ill-health & illiteracy population rapidly growing into endangered future for children, youth, and women in Southern Sudan. The project builds capacity, community healthcare, and group economic activities in farming, livestock, produce distribution, and pass-on activities through retention process, 'each-one-reach-one' awareness, evening literacy class, & applied reusable shared effort to reduce costs & utilities for multiple time & purpose. More fund helps.
Help Fish and Wildlife For more than three decades, NFVVF has been a driving force in national conservation. We've supported more than 16,000 projects that align with our mission: to protect and restore our nation's fish and wildlife species and the habitats they need to survive.
AIDS education for 20,000 7th graders in Zimbabwe The project brings Grassroot Soccer’s AIDS education curriculum to 400 classrooms in Zimbabwe, encouraging 20,000 kids to adopt healthy behaviors and act as role models within their local communities.
Community-run Eco-lodge on the Indian Ocean An environmentally, socially and economically beneficial community-run lodge for eco-tourists in a spectacular coral-reef coastal region,  improving the unique environment and people's livelihoods
Create 10 jobs in an under-served community in NY This project will create jobs and support successful employment for individuals typically excluded from the workforce, by:  1) Creating jobs open to the community by advising employers on Greyston's Open Hiring practice. 2) Providing occupational and life skills training, to equip adults and at-risk youth with nationally recognized certifications. 3) Assisting with the financial burdens (not covered by grants) obstructing employment, and addressing food insecurity and personal/community health.
Provide Music Classes for Students in Harlem Opus 118 Harlem School of Music helps 750 underserved students annually by providing low-cost, high-quality after-school instruction in violin, viola, cello, guitar, piano, and voice.
Rapid Connection: Disaster Response for All NC is committed to equipping all Californians - including elderly, Spanish speakers, farmworkers, and low-income residents - with the resources, knowledge and materials they need to protect themselves from the adverse impacts of wildfires and other disasters. During this wildfire season, our organization is distributing air purifiers, emergency materials including N95 masks to protect from wildfire smoke, and emergency kits and bilingual disaster guides in case residents need to evacuate.
Dealing with Water shortage in Sierra Leone Sierra Leone is one of the poorest country in West Africa. This country fought a war between 1996 - 2006.  Most of the government establishment were destroyed, this including the water facilities.  As a result of this, many cities are faced with acute water shortage.  Most women and children have to go in search of water in the Eastern part of Freetown.  This takes them for five to six hours a day.  This project is for the provision of a borehole in Orogu new site , Allen town, Freetown.
Sponsor Food for the Poor &orphans in Old age home Now a days aged parents undergoing great difficulties lacking and logging in love & affection and always are subjected to mental stress & strain for this reason we established a "Home for senior citizens with total free  of cost" with a tingue and humanity and service to catter to the need of such unlucky people.  In this we provide boarding & lodging facilities with delicious and nourishing breakfast and nutritious food, 24hrs Medical and Doctor facilities,  T.V ,Yoga, Physical excersies etc
Safe And Nutritious Food For Poor Communities The global food problem comprises the lack of food provision for the Earth's population. Over 1 billion people suffer from starvation and undernourishment worldwide. High costs and low affordability also mean billions cannot eat healthily or nutritiously. Since 2008, WAFA Awards has been committed to the UN Global Compact corporate responsibility initiative and its principles in the areas of clean water, hunger, sustainability, and the environment. WAFA supports 9 Sustainable Development Goals.
Saving lives of 50 sick babies in Singida We care 500 deliveries and about 50 sick babies every month at our Neonatal unit. 10% of them die of Birth Asphyxia, Premature birth, Neonatal sepsis, Pneumonitis or Congenital malformation.  Birth asphyxia cause (50%) of all deaths followed by Prematurity (20%) and the rest accounting for 30% of all deaths.  Supporting our skilled attendants, warm rooms, Kangaroo mother care, timely feeding and medication has not saved as many lives.  Hope your help will reduce death toll from 10% to 5%.
Puerto Rico Women's Health Disaster Response Natural disasters like Hurricane Maria and the recent earthquake in Puerto Rico place women and children in the eye of a different kind of storm increasing their vulnerability to dangers ranging from complications during pregnancy and delivery to the need of oxygen for newborns. COHI is on the ground in Puerto Rico working directly with our partners CentroMAM and local midwives, nurses, and physicians to provide medicines, care, and supplies.
School Expansion in Rural India Global Hope Network plans to construct 2 additional classrooms at a school in the village of Dhoker Jhara, India. Education is critical for these students and their families to end their extreme poverty.  The school opened in 2015 with 30 students, and now has 150 students. It is crowded and cannot accept more students until more classrooms are built. In addition to other subjects, children who attend this school are studying both Hindi and English, which is a rare opportunity in rural India.
Provide therapy to 50 disabled children in India In the last one year we  Identified 145 children through house to house surveys and provided relevant therapy to 50 children with intellectual & multiple disabilities by a multi disciplinary team of professionals covering Medical, Speech, Occupational and Special Education assessments and Psychological therapy. Behavioural  counselling for parents/caregivers from a low socio economic  community, Delhi.  Research guided set up and services are available and affordable within the community.
Education Program for Youth in Argentina This project will support 100 students who attend an after school program in Buenos Aires, Argentina, by providing the necessary supplies (food, school materials, tutors) in order to help them succeed even in one of the city's poorest neighborhoods (Villa 21-24)
Cycling Whole Life Coaching for @Risk African Kids Prochorus uses cycling as a development Whole Life Coaching tool for poor and marginalized kids of the urban and township areas surrounding Stellenbosch in South Africa. The program inspires them to start dreaming again, believe in themselves, see their own potential and opportunities, empowers them to attain success in whatever they set as a personal goal. We intentionally work to develop their Occupational Intelligence, also emotionally, physically, socially, spiritually and intellectually.
Cazuca Dreams On The issue that "Cazuca Dreams On" aims to tackle is the culture of violence and marginalization that is internalized by Cazuca's residents and, more specifically, by Cazuca's children and youth. This project employs theater, dance and music as powerful tools of social cohesion, incentivizing changes in behavior, turning kids into dreamers and encouraging them to be main agents of social transformation
IRIDA-A Safe Space for 500 Refugee women in Greece IRIDA supports refugee, migrant & local women who are among the most vulnerable during the Covid-19 pandemic. We are a community of 500 members from 35 countries. We provide individualized psycho-social support, protection services, legal counseling, based on our members' unique needs. We give the opportunity to refugee and asylum-seeking women to develop their skills and access language & literacy classes, employability training, recreational activities, and a strong community network.
Kydesa Homeless Youth Initiative The Initiative established four main goals to address LGBT youth homelessness: i. Create independent living housing and support for 45 LGBT homeless youth in Nakuru annually  ii. Collect data on the scope and dimension of LGBT youth homelessness in Nakuru area iii. Advocate for policies that protect LGBT youth in shelters and group homes ministry of youth affairs iv. Educate the community, policy makers and funders on the importance of addressing LGBT youth homelessness v. Provision and referral
Agricultural Training for Bambu Community The Bambu, Costa Rica Farmer's Market was completed in 2010, providing residents the opportunity to buy and sell goods at fair market prices. The community is in the process of diversifying the Market's offerings and is in need of agricultural and technical training. By providing this training, community members will be able to start their own businesses, generate sustainable income and provide for their families.
Rural Family Nutrition Initiative in Zimbabwe The project will enhance the nutrition and household security of 300 at risk families in rural Zimbabwe by providing home nutritional garden drip irrigation kits and agriculture training
Relief Efforts in India In 1999 a cyclone in the same area killed 10,000 people, but only 23 people are reported to have been killed by this cyclone, largely thanks to the evacuation of a million people to temporary shelters by the authorities. However, there are still very considerable humanitarian needs in the region, with nine million people affected and large numbers displaced to cyclone shelters and spontaneous camps.