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Protect 500 Street & Working Children in India Despite low wages and exploitation, children miss out on their education in order to earn meagre wages as informal workers within the tourist and manufacturing industries of Dindigul and Palani, while others resort to rag picking, begging or petty theft.  This project provides vital support and protection to some of the most marginalized and discriminated children in Tamil Nadu, India, including orphans and street and working children.
'Waste Care' Composters for zero-waste cities! EarthCare Designs has designed Waste Care composter units that turn biodegradable waste into compost in just two months! We aim to provide 500 families in Nashik (our city) with these composter units, to transform Nashik into a zero-waste city ! Home composting and citizen's involvement can reduce ten to fifteen tons of waste generated by the city on a daily basis, besides adding nearly $50 to the family's income.
World Vision Hurricane Irma & Maria Relief The most powerful Atlantic hurricane in recorded history with sustained winds up to 175 mph, powerful Hurricane Irma made a direct hit on Florida, Haiti, Cuba, St. Maarten, the Bahamas, and the Dominican Republic leaving destruction in its path. Less than two weeks after Hurricane Irma, Hurricane Maria has now hit numerous islands in the Caribbean. Survivors are in need of immediate disaster assistance including help with food, clean water, hygiene items, and temporary shelter.
California Wildfire Relief Fund 2020 Hundreds of wildfires burn across California every year, destroying homes, forcing mass evacuations, and reducing air quality. This evergreen fund will be used to support immediate and ongoing response and preparedness efforts across California, including providing food, water, and  shelter to people in need. The fund will remain open to provide assistance on an ongoing basis, as the location and severity of the fires fluctuate and related challenges (such as landslides) emerge.
Build More Literate Communities in Rural Honduras Un Mundo's Literacy Connections program empowers people in rural communities of northern Honduras to transform their own educational opportunities - by training local citizens to teach literacy workshops, lead book clubs, invent dynamic story-time activities, and even perform literacy-themed community theater. By providing training, resources, dynamic activities, and a regional library, you can help put the power of learning into local people's hands!
Educate 155 homeless Maasai girls in Kenya This project keep in school girls who are victims of retrogressive cultural practices like early marriages, Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), stigmatization due to teenage pregnancies and HIV and AIDS, sexual molestation by close family and relatives or dropping out of school due to financial difficulties in their respective families. We provide our girls with a place they can call home whenever they are out of school, pay their school fees and stationery, food, clothing and sanitary pads.
Providing Haemodialysis to Renal Failure Patients Provision of free maintenance haemodialysis thrice a week to ensure survival of 100 poor chronic renal failure patients for whom this procedure is a virtual lifeline and is absolutely out of reach.
Stand with Survivors There are thousands of people who have been trafficked and tortured.   These people are extremely vulnerable, especially at this time of year.   We know that when we come together, we can give Survivors the strength to fly.
Engage & Educate in Bosnia and Herzegovina The Hastor Foundation works with 1976 child/student, aged 6-25, hailing from the poorest sections of society in Bosnia and Herzegovina. By transferring life skills, supporting education and infusing hope, we are impacting and rebuilding Bosnia and Herzegovina today. The children learn and apply integrity, honesty, self-leadership, and leadership in practical everyday situations. They are given an opportunity to grow into leaders of their own communities.
Hurricane Iota Cartagena CO Flooding Recovery Hurricane Iota left 70% of Cartagena under water.  The poverty rate there before the pandemic was 26%. After the months of lockdown, it increased to +40% as over 100,000 people lost their source of income.   Covid was the first blow, now Iota dealt a second blow. This project is administered through Conviventia who will provide emergency relief to the worst affected families and give them a chance to rebuild their lives.
Empower 1,000 Child Brides in Nigeria More than 12 million girls become child brides every year. That's one girl every three seconds who is robbed of her childhood, one girl every three seconds who is at increased risk of violence and child sexual abuse.   Over the past two months, Girls Not Brides members have come together through #StopStealingHerChildhood campaign to show world leaders that inaction isn't an option. As a member of Girls Not Brides, we are determined to end child marriage in Nigeria at all cost.
Donate birth kits to save 1000 women in Nigeria Rural health mission Nigeria is training 200 midwives and health workers on lifesaving techniques to use, distribute and track the use of Clean Birth Kits in hard-to-reach communities in Nigeria. They will also learn the importance of spreading information about safe birthing practices to reduce maternal and child mortality in Nigeria. We will like to provide this lifesaving equipment for community health workers and their patients in some selected hard-to-reach communities to save life.
Safe water for 142 children in Argentina This project will build a rainwater harvesting system with a 52,000-liter water tank that will serve the demand for water for consumption by the educational community of the Kindergarten and Nursery N 193, in the province of Chaco, and we will also provide school training in 15 communities in Argentina to promote the right to water. It will also train its teachers and families in good practices for the water management as a contribution to the health and hygiene of the community.
KIWL 2021 Events KIWL is an amateur international group of Japan-based men & women who 'get fit & give back' through sporting events. Since 2012, KIWL has raised Y98.3 million for disadvantaged children in Japan, particularly those in institutional care due to abuse or neglect. KIWL has chosen to continue its support for YouMeWe NPO in 2022, who transform the hopes and dreams of the children by giving them IT and life skills and thus, better prospects of becoming a more successful adult with a meaningful career
Rescuing a child is just a phone call away! 40% of India's population is below the age of 18. Of these,180 million children live in vulnerable conditions.They need to be rescued from unsafe situations where no one can reach them. CHILDLINE 1098 is a national, 24x7, emergency phone and outreach service for children in distress.Present in 183 cities and having responded to 19 million calls since its inception in 1996, it is the only helpline service offering a comprehensive package of child protection services to children in India.
Help 100 communities adapt to climate change EcoViva supports community-led social justice movements in Central America that are implementing innovative solutions to poverty, environmental degradation, and climate change. After a devasting regional drought across Central America, communities in El Salvador and Honduras need your support to develop the programs and practices that will help fishers, farmers, sea turtle egg collectors, and rural community leaders develop resilient strategies to provide for their families.
Build Container Schools For African Children There are countless creches (kindergartens) in disadvantaged areas in Port Elizabeth that arent government funded & poverty stricken. Parents of children do not pay school fees. The classrooms are made of tin shacks, commonly overcrowded, cold in winter and hot in summer, with little ventilation nor space to move. We are dedicated to changing this. We buy/remodel shipping containers to create better learning environments. We also revamp the entire creche turning it into a fully fledged school.
Stand #ByHerSide in Afghanistan with WAW Women for Afghan Women's (WAW's) #ByHerSide program in Afghanistan provides access to critically-needed health services including life-saving treatment and surgery for survivors of rape, incest, physical abuse, or violence by family or community members; OBGYN services for pregnant women (including supplements to reduce incidences of malnutrition); and birth and after-birth services in proper medical facilities. For a full scope of WAW's life-changing programs, visit womenforafghanwomen.org.
LunaYou BIF is thrilled to announce the launch of LunaYou: A Woman-Centered Maternal Wellbeing Program.  LunaYou offers women the ability to manage risk factors, track their health and wellbeing goals, and access a dedicated Wellbeing Coach to help them throughout their pregnancy, and in the first three months after their baby is born. LunaYou encourages women to share their journey with their personal support network and their Wellbeing Coach, who together, enable rapid and seamless connection to care.
School Environment Improvement Program - Nepal ECCA initiated School Environment Improvement Program in the year 2000. Experience has shown that enrollment of students increases and is maintained when facilities (toilets, water, greenery) are improved. Training teachers is also required to effectively manage the classrooms, develop positive relationship with children and community, and facilitate curriculum that leads to better knowledge of sustainable living. A common vision for the development of school is also required.
Training of 2 professional health workers-Nigeria In Igbeagu-Izzi many people are subsistent farmers. PHC was introduced to improve medical services. Two professional community health workers are trained to reinforce PHC in the area.
Support 300 Orphans with Education Support Summary The objective of this project is to give educational support to 300 EVD affected Orphans in Sierra Leone with scholarship and learning materials in six communities within Western Area Rural District (WARD). The purpose of this project is also to contribute to addressing the challenges face by the Ebola school orphans of educational needs in the project communities in rural Freetown in the western area of Sierra Leone.
Original music for critically sick children Chase the Music gives children battling critical conditions love, hope, strength, and joy. We do this with original music - composed and performed just for them. We have projects awaiting funding around the globe. Kids with terminal illness, major injury, debilitating syndromes, or severe mental crisis.
"Nepal Earthquake Relief Fund" Donate Generously! A massive earthquake of 7.9 magnitudes has struck the Himalayan country Nepal causing widespread destruction. An earthquake of this magnitude can be deadly, toppling buildings, and destroying roads and infrastructure.  As Regional Focal of Asia of StreetNet International, NASVI , along with Nidan is working together to mobilise resources for relief and rehabilitation . We will be partnering in Nepal with NEST Nepal ,a unit of GEFONT, the largest Trade Union of Nepal.
Educate Medical Professionals in DR Congo This project provides college scholarships to top students from the remote village of Rwenena, DR Congo. It is a continuation of "Educate 60+ Vulnerable Children in DR Congo." As a first step in a fresh approach, we provide academic & living expenses for Rwenena-born Claudine. Always motivated & inspired to give back, she is now in her third year of a college nursing program in the nearby nation of Burundi.
Buy a Bus for Cambodian Students On the surface, buying a bus might seem like a luxury. Recently, it has become a necessity for the Cambodian Children's Fund. CCF was founded in Steung Meanchey, formerly Phnom Penh's largest & only garbage dump and home to thousands of Cambodia's most destitute residents. In 2004, CCF's initial year, there were 84 children enrolled in our programs. Now, there are over 1,400 students! To ensure their safety and continued success, a bus program is paramount.
Change a Ugandan Life with Sewing Lessons In May 2013, with the help of donated peddle sewing machines and two volunteers from New Jersey, Change A Life Uganda taught women in Migyera and Nabbingo how to sew school uniforms. CALU hired a tailor to continue the program, holding a graduation ceremony after 8 month of training.  Top students received a microfinance loan to purchase their own machines. CALU wants to renew this program to meet the growing demand and empower women to become financially independent through skills development.
Rural schools Students setting up Library. Project Background : The Government of Tamilnadu - run a high school at Kilpalur village in Tiruvannamalai district has earned laurels for facilitating to all the students in the institution to establish a library on their own in their houses. Putting together the books donated by friends, teachers and issued as prizes in competitions, 310 students studying in Government High School located at Kilpalur have established a small library in their houses. As many as 310 students of our school.
Resilience and Accessibility for St. John Homes Throughout 2020 and 2021, it became clear that the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic were compounding housing recovery challenges for the St. John community. Global supply logistics, widespread economic downturns, and access to affordable labor were all hindrances to a return to safe, accessible homes. Love City Strong's project takes a proactive, mitigation based approach to resilience, making relatively smaller investments now to limit more severe damage from future impacts.
Train Haitians to Help Rebuild their Country Help Haitians recover from the January earthquake by building local humanitarian skills and knowledge and improve the country's capacity to respond to crisis.
Inspire the Youth of Ritsona Refugee Camp "Never Give Up" is the motto of the Lighthouse Relief Youth Engagement Space (YES!) in Ritsona refugee camp. Aimed at young residents between 16-25, many of whom are from Syria, their own rules of respectful engagement make this a safe space of converging journeys, geographies and identities. In a setting where creativity is celebrated, participants are encouraged to develop their various interests, whether they are working on a monthly magazine, writing poems or attending workshops.
Help 250+ Vulnerable Elderly in Moldova Neoumanist Association provides residential and medical care, home visits and day treatment to over 250 vulnerable elderly in the Straseni district of the Republic of Moldova. Our beneficiaries are typically impoverished and without family support and many are chronically ill and homebound.  Funds raised will go to help meet their most basic needs and to fund programs at our center which include: hot meals, showers, laundry services and activities to support their emotional wellbeing.
Rapid Response Fund for Crisis Mapping During a crisis situation, groups looking to use Ushahidi often need additional support beyond the software itself e.g. paying for hosting, supporting volunteers etc. The fund would help such groups.
Restoring Ayapel wetland planting together This project implements a sustainable model for the planting of native trees.  The goal is to educate the community on how to avoid worsening their environment. The project targets the Ayapel Lagoon in Cordoba, the second most important ecosystem in Colombia. Here, Corpoayapel is working to replenish a new stock of trees in hopes of restoring the condition of the natural resources which have been degraded by natural disasters, human interaction and disease yet to be addressed by the government.
Early Childhood Education in South Africa This project supports informal township pre-schools by providing teachers' training, hands-on mentoring and resource provision, such as nutrition support, equipment and building of the structures
Empowering Women and PLWHA Through Microfinance This project targets women with low- incomes and people living with HIV/Aids (PLWHA). It offers the opportunity of gaining a sustainable source of income by providing participants with low-interest loans. In addition, the project supports them with business skills training. This project is able to support the economic participation of women, promote gender equality, and improve the economic welfare of women and PLWHA in Ghana.
LGBTI HUMAN RIGHTS The work of these 2 civil associations and a community group provide direct care to the most vulnerable LGBTI population: people living on the streets, sex workers, people with HIV, recovery of LGBT bodies abandoned in the morgue, drug users, migrants, accompaniments in human rights violations: forced disappearance, homicides, trafficking and attempted homicides
STOP Global Hunger! Hunger is a global issue that we can solve. There is enough food for every person (more than 2100 kilocalories/day) in this world to lead a healthy life, yet there are 1 in 8 people who go to bed hungry - most of them being women and children. The World Food Programme is the largest humanitarian agency seeking to end hunger worldwide, assisting more than 97 million people across 80 countries with 3.5 million tons of food in 2012!
Help us to send 50 orphans to Schools in Goma-DRC This project  aims to support children orphaned and abandoned because of civil wars, with learning difficulties in North Kivu Province- Goma/DR.Congo to have access to education . Through this project, from your support, we expect to send 50 children in various schools of Goma  These children have no other chance to study without everyone implication, supporting one child will make his/her life change. Together we can save the future generation and contribute to an educated future World.
Teach 30 underserved young women textile design GCAF plans to provide thirty underserved young women and girls with a beneficial and safe environment to learn textile design. The project is for girls exposed to discrimination and sexual violence (rape), drugs abuse, hawking and opportunity for free training and a safe space to thrive through textile design. The training includes creating designs, batik, tie and dye training, and fabric pattern designs. The foundation offers textile training along with psychosocial support.
Microloans for Women in Swaziland Imbita was formed as a self-help organization for women, and seeks to continue microfinance funding for very poor Swazis in their quest to alleviate poverty for themselves and their families.
Accessing the ballot box: Ensuring legal capacity In Nepal, persons with intellectual disabilities continue to be deprived their right to vote.     This project intends to increase the awareness and knowledge of project stakeholders ( 400 people with intellectual disabilities who live in remote rural Nepal, their families and representative organizations, service providers, and government) on inclusive elections coupled with equality before the law to develop larger-scale systemic reforms through law and policy reform proposals.
Urgent aid for El Geneina area West Darfur, Sudan We will use your donations to buy --in El Geneina, Darfur-- blankets, food, clothes, sleeping mats and tarpaulins, and also to provide cash assistance for people displaced by recent attacks on  the city  of El Geneina and surrounding camps.  Our board is from this part of Sudan, and so we are better able to communicate directly with people there.  From June 2020 through September 2021, we have already distributed such aid to 920 displaced families and another 1,234 displaced individuals.
Girls Get Equal - An integrated approach to end CEFM Ending Child, Early and Forced Marriage through an integrated approach including education, child protection, poverty reduction and civil society strengthening.
Children’s rights - Malawi Focus on the monitoring of child rights including improving state capacity to monitor and report to the UN Committe on the Rights of the Child; strengthening of national systems and building awareness and capacity of civil society to promote and defend child rights.Other partners: APW, CASDO, Livingstonia Synod, Malawi Human Rights Commission (MHRC), Women Legal Resource Centre (WOLREC)
UNICEF Lebanon crisis response Well being, Education in Emergency, YBLN, adapted TVET  and related  health for all vulnerable childrenand Youth affected by the Syrian Crisis  in Lebanon
Norec, FK Norway, personnell exchange Feasibility study with the aim to establish an exchange project that focuses on increasing knowledge about developing and creating hydro power plants in Indonesia.
FOS civil society organizations fund Support to various civil society organisations in Colombia within the areas of promoting human rights, victim´s rights, péace and reconciliation. Support is channeled through a fund established by the Swedish Embassy in Bogota and from 2012 co-funded by Norway.
Support to Front Line Defenders 2023-2026 Support to the implementation of Front Line Defenders (FLD) Strategic Plan for 2023-2027 in the period 2023-2026. Front Line Defender's programme aims to ensure that: human rights defenders are reognised and supported as essential actors in defending and advancing human rights, and bringing about positive change in society. FLD will contribute to this by providing increased protection through the provision of rapid, practical and intersectional support to HRDs, ensure that HRDs, their communities and civil society have strengthened resilience and capacity to manage their protection in the longer-term, and work for stronger policies and political/practical action at national, regional and international levels to protect human rights defenders at risk. The main target group is human rights defenders, including women human rights defenders, and human rights organisations at risk in developing countries, supporting them to safely continue their essential work to promote human rights in their communities.
MA-Bonthe District Integrated Development Project Community organizing and mobilizing to achieve set goals within water, sanitation and hygiene and primary education.
Forum  Civil - Scaling Up Tax Justice Mobilising CSOs media, and parliamentarians The project aims at (impact) improved policies and laws to track and stop illicit financial outflows, enhanced fair and equitable tax revenue mobilization and strengthened social contracts in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Ghana, Mozambique, Liberia, Senegal, Cameroun, and Tunisia.

Outcome 1) Capacity of civil society organizations in the targeted countries strengthened to advocate for and engage citizens on tax justice, Domestic Resource Mobilisation (DRM), track and stop illicit financial lows (IFFs).

Outcome 2) Capacity of media organizations in the targeted countries strengthened, to publish stories on tax justice, DRM and IFFs. 

Outcome 3) Capacity of national caucuses of the African Parliamentary Network on Illicit Financial Flows and Taxation (APNIFFT) reinforced. Member of Parliament (MPs) equipped with technical skills to monitor and design supportive policies for equitable taxation to improve DRM, track and stop IFFs.

To enhance expertise on gender equality, particularly the gender dimension of tax justice, TJN-A’s member organisations include feminist organisations and TJN-A collaborates with regional and global women’s organisations such as Women’s Development and Communication Network (FEMNET) and the Association for Women’s Rights in Development (AWID).
Action to Strengthen Partnerships for Inclusion Resilience and Education Farmers in Jubaland, Southwest, Hirshabelle, Galmudug, Puntland States and Banadir of Somalia, will improve rural livelihoods, by supporting climate-smart food production initiatives in communities connected to the schools and support youth and women farmers’ groups, and cooperatives to diversify income within local value chains. ASPIRE will support revolving funds, small start-up grants and equipment and supplies for income generation.