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Nutrition Champions The project Nutrition Champions works on essential nutrition actions to end malnutrition in urban slums of India because malnutrition is a major contributor of mortality and morbidity among young children. In 2016-17, Matri Sudha created 11 Nutrition Champions and aims to create 50 Nutrition Champions in 2018 from among women, men, health and nutrition workers who champions the cause of malnutrition free community. Matri Sudha aims to create 10000 Nutrition Champions by 2030.
Education Fund This project will provide scholarships and educational opportunities and support to 1000 children and youth who are out of school or currently victims of crises and conflict in Cameroon. The goal is to protect their right to education and also provide mentorship to them for a secured future.
Maternity Ward for HIV+ Women in Kamenge, Burundi Ntaseka's Clinic has found that 7% of women tested at the clinic are HIV+. Many of these women will have children which currently are being delivered at home with a great possibility of transmitting the HIV status to their newborn babies. With the addition of the maternity ward these women who will have attended the clinic for pre-natal care will be able to deliver in the new maternity ward where they will receive properly medical care so that the do not convey their status to their child.
Elizabeth Seton Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Taylor, Trinity, Olivia, and Raquel from Elizabeth Seton High School have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Help Build Iron Street Farm on Chicago's Southside Iron Street Urban Farm is a 7 acre site on Chicago's south side that will produce local, healthy, and sustainable food year-round with a focus on serving, training, and engaging vulnerable populations
Support  Educate 50 Vulnerable children in Uganda The project aims at providing primary education to 50 orphaned and underprivileged children in our community. 4/5 children cannot afford quality primary education in Uganda. At completion of the primary level, a child is equipped with basic knowledge and skills. Orphans and vulnerable children in disadvantaged communities are our target group. Supporting these children with scholastic materials and school fees will enable a child to stay in school and complete primary education.
Support Mental Health and Wellness in Taiwan We are a Taipei based non-profit organization founded in 1987 that provides vital services to the international community including: counseling, free after hours crisis intervention, cross cultural training, classes & events and publications. All members of the community are welcome at The Center, regardless of race, nationality or religion.
Basic School Supplies need Antigua and Barbuda Students Association-USA for the 2020-2021 School Year is collecting school supplies. When families face decisions, such as keeping their lights on or their children's bellies full, it means their children's backpacks remain empty.Every school year, these students bear the burden of knowing their families cannot provide the required classroom supplies. If preparation is the key to success, think of the difference it can make for these children to have the classroom tools.
Community Education on Ebola Liberia Eight nurses in Liberia are working to stem the tide of the Ebola epidemic by providing critical community-based education. Three have partnered with over 30 churches and mosques, others have gone door-to-door or trained peer educators. Each of them has disseminated lifesaving information about EVD's prevention, transmission, and management. They also distribute buckets and chlorine-based solution so community members can follow guidelines for proper sanitation and Ebola prevention.
Help mothers give their kids safe drinking water.. Provide a well for the remote rural village of Kpalanpa Clean water gives children the opportunity to attend school and get an education, rather than walking miles to collect water everyday
Help people from mental homes start to live worthy Orphanage graduates in Russia who were recognized unable to live independently by the age of 18 are moved to mental houses where they usually stay for the rest of their lives. Almost all their life they spend on the territory of the mental houses and as a result they are in fact excluded from the society. Among these young people there are those who with special support and guidance can start to live ordinary life - live independently, study, get a job, have friends and communicate with people.
Sustainable livelihoods for rural Andean farmers The EcoHuella Farm supports indigenous farming communities in the Andes of Peru. We welcome and train hundreds of farmers in ecological production so they can grow healthier food, earn more money, and continue to be stewards of the land. Farmers take part in workshops that help them grow food more sustainably and sell their organic products to better markets. The demand for the educational opportunities at the farm are more than we can supply.
Centro COMParte: social economy & peace in Bogota After a field research work started in 2007, PSF opened in 2013 "Centro COMParte", which is a place conceived in order to build a model of social and economical actions in a post-conflict context in the marginalized boroughs of the South of Bogota. Centro COMParte aims at contributing to the building of a sustainable peace by the support of life's projects of an uprooted population thoughout education, culture and entrepeneurship.
Nepalese deaf children request skills training Devastating earthquake in 2015 in Nepal destroyed Shree Sindu Deaf School's buildings. 40 (23M, 17F) deaf students were forced to study & live in Temporary Shelter. Nepali deaf people face significant discrimination & stigma. The project will equip deaf children to develop social & vocational skills to live fulfilled lives and contribute to the local economy. Mushroom cultivation is a high value crop & that enable exciting opportunity for self-employment, dignity & role model in their communites
Don't Just Give Them Food-Teach Them How to Get It It is great to give hungry children food. It is better to teach them how to take care of their own needs. Live and Learn in Kenya International feeds over 460 children on a daily basis. With their school "shamba" garden, the children are taught how to grow their own food with the help of their parents, who tend the field. But the field is much too small for our needs. Now that we have 3 cows, we would like to buy the neighboring field to grow more vegetables for the children.
Albania: Preservation Supports Sustainable Economy Albania has one of the lowest per capita incomes in Europe, & struggles to develop a sustainable economy to raise the standard of living. Its greatest resource is cultural heritage highlighted by two World Heritage sites that draw tourists from around the world. Gjirokastra's Ottoman-era tower houses are vital to the continuing growth of heritage tourism. Only by supporting the use of traditional building skills & training young residents in these trades will the buildings stand & economy grow.
"On the Wings of Research" Owl Transmitter Project This project will place transmitters on released owls in order to: provide much needed post-release data to the wildlife medical community, be the first study to offer information on island-dwelling Maine owls, allow data and techniques to be applied to poorly studied, uncommon, or special concern species, and be a pilot project to offer information on the sometimes 50+ owls admitted to CFW in a winter.
Entrepreneurship Skills Training for Young Women GPI's six month entrepreneurship skills training program provides out of school girls and young women information on small business management as well as skills training in either sewing, shoe making, or fish farming.  The training is followed by a 3 month internship with local businesses, and graduates have the opportunity to use GPI's Creative Commune of machines and tools for one year afterwards.  Graduates of the program have better chance in being financially independent.
Train 100 Nepali youth monitors so aid saves lives We will train 100 Nepali youth to become rapid response integrity builders. In 5 of the worst affected earthquake districts, these young people will access information on the relief effort to understand who is entitled to what and raise community awareness so they know how to access these vital services. With our oversight, the young people will be able to ensure that those most in need will receive the homes, healthcare and education they deserve and are entitled to.
As Greedy As a Pig We've just received our friendly Bush Pig, Molly. She's a great addition to our camp and has a inquisitive and bubbly attitude that keeps us all entertained.  This project is to provide support, love and food to our pig.
Provide Early Intervention for 100 kids in Mexico The project will provide specialized services for six months to 100 low-income children aged 0 to 6  in Mexico City who have high neurological risk of triggering a disability due to birth conditions. APAC's Detection and Early Intervention program helps reduce or prevent long-term physical damage, make timely diagnoses and initiate rehabilitation treatments. The program has treated more than 1000 children. Of those, 500 have been integrated into conventional early childhood programs and schools.
Give a future for 950 Indian kids living with HIV Children with HIV are now affected by a second pandemic - Covid 19. Our HIV-positive Women's Association provides essential care. Many are traumatised by loss of one or both parents to HIV/AIDS and by the knowledge that they carry a life-threatening virus and are now exposed to another. They need counselling and support to cope with the medical, social and psychological impact of HIV combined with all the usual teenage concerns. We support 950 vulnerable children living with HIV in south India.
Your giving can bring a smile: Mobile Clinic In developing countries like Nepal, oral diseases are the most common problems due to a lack of education and awareness. The most common dental problem of the Nepalese is dental decay and periodontal diseases. The underserved community is not getting oral health care at all. This project would be helping about 5000 people living in remote villages by providing awareness, prevention, and treatment of Oral Diseases. The primary beneficiaries will be school children and underprivileged. Thank you!
Help 100 Rural Schools to face Covid-19 Challenges This project will help 100 rural schools island-wide with the challenges they are faced with, not having proper schooling for nearly 2 years, due to lack of resources. The project will focus on enhancing digital and technology knowledge of students in order to provide an education; Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) requirements to face any threat from Covid-19 or any other viruses; and development of a healthy lifestyle of students via sports and other extra curricular activities.
Building of Resilient Communities in Ra , Fiji The project is part of the conservation and rehabilitation of the marine and land-based ecosystems which deals with environmental protection and conservation, disaster risk reduction and disaster recovery.   With a premise that resilient communities depend on the empowered locals, OISCA is taking an integrated step-by-step approach for the ridge-to-reef sustainable land and marine resource management focusing in mangrove and upland forest rehabilitation activities.
Helping street children to be Street Smart Approximately four new children arrive daily on Kitale streets. Child Rescue Kenya (CRK) operates Street Smart, a street-based programme that supports the children to return home. The earlier children engage with Street Smart, the more likely they are to leave the streets successfully. The social work team identify new arrivals, encourage them to attend the Street Smart drop-in centre and build trusting relationships as the starting point for successful reintegration back home and into school.
Empower 100 At-Risk Students against Child Abuse PEaCE will train 100 students from 10 different at-risk schools to be change makers with the knowledge of how to protect themselves and their peers from sexual abuse and exploitation. They will each go through one 2-day workshop and one 1-day workshop as an essential part of this training. After completing the training, these students will each train a further 20 students from their schools within a year, spreading the message.
COVID - 19 (Corona Virus) Relief Funds - India The spread of novel corona-virus in India is rapidly increasing with each passing day. Lakhs of front-line health workers are struggling to save lives and lakhs of poor are struggling to survive during the lockdown period.  This Project will aim to provide Hygiene kits, Protective kits for health workers, ventilators to hospitals in need and supply Grocery kits to the daily wagers and migrant workers in the urban slums to survive till get back to normalcy.
Provide Food for Mali's Vulnerable Children Ten percent of children living in Mali, one of the most impoverished countries in the world, have no means of feeding themselves. ACFA provides lodging, food, health care and education to these children.
Typhoon Jolina Relief Fund Typhoon Jolina made landfall with sustained winds of 65 miles an hour. This relief fund will support emergency aid like food, water, medicine, and shelter. After initial needs are met, the fund will transition to provide long-term assistance as needed. All donations to this fund will exclusively support Typhoon Jolina relief and recovery efforts in the Philippines.
Fair Haven Rape Crisis Center General Support Fair Haven RCC is the only Stand-Alone Rape Crisis Center in Indiana & provides survivors of sexual violence with a 24/hour crisis response line.  Our Direct Service Advocates respond to all 10 emergency rooms within our community.  Advocates are: professionally trained, the continuum of care and can help navigate the complex waters of the medical & judicial system FREE of charge! You are not alone!  This was not your fault!  We believe you!
Sports for Women and Girls in Rural India The project aims at empowering 30 women and 70 girls from the most backward and vulnerable communities of rural Tamil Nadu (India) through the medium of sports. The medium of sports will help create a safe platform and encourage increase in female participation in sports, which has always been a male dominated space. The project will also facilitate overall physical and emotional development of participants by giving them the opportunity to build their skills and achieve self- independence.
VENEZUELA: EDUCATE-HEAL-FEED 400 KIDS MID COVID-19 We provide health care, education and balanced meals to 400 children in a poor slum in Caracas during the COVID-19 pandemic. The success of the Foundation started 23 years ago and is based on the life stories of more than 550 alumnus who have achieved differentiating goals through formal education. The true significance is that they emerge from marginalization and enter the productive society by accessing formal jobs.
Educate Orphans and Vulnerable Children in Kenya The Margaret Okari Children's Foundation is dedicated to educating orphans and vulnerable children in rural Kenya. We operate a residential school in the Kisii hills where we serve more than 220 children from preschool through 8th grade, providing them with a nurturing home, food, medical care, and one of the best academic programs available in the region. In 2016, we ranked 1st in math and 4th overall out of more than 135 schools in our district, changing the trajectory of our students' lives.
Clean Cooking Stove Reduce Climate Emission The project cleaner cooking stove seek to improve women and children`s health & well-being through socioeconomic, public health and Climate co-benefits. The use inefficient traditional stoves, such as three-stone fires, with incompletely combustion solid fuels which use firewood and charcoal, releasing toxic substances. the smoke produced by the traditional stove causes serious health risk like stroke,heart disease,lungs cancer, respiration disease.
Help Sumarin Family Win in Israel's Supreme Court The Sumarin family's house was taken by theft, a central fact ignored by the Jerusalem District Court when it rejected the Sumarin family's appeal against eviction by the Jewish National Fund. Ongoing for 30 years, their case isn't over. In the 1990's, an Israeli court & a government commission determined that expropriation of their property was in violation of Israeli law. In April they will bring their case to Israel's Supreme Court. Your donation assures access to the best attorneys possible.
Cambrian Wildwood Habitat and species restoration in the Cambrian Mountains of Wales. We are restoring native forest, heathland and blanket bog on 350 acres. The aim is to increase to 7,000 acres, reserving a significant area for wildlife and for recreation. Education and wellbeing programmes form a major part of the project. Local schools come for days out on site, learning about wildlife. We host youth camps where teenagers spend a week camping on the land and learn practical and life skills.
Launch DC's First Youth Peer Support Center! In 2019, FAN launched DC's first Youth Peer Operated Center, serving up to 110 children, youth, young adults, and parents/caregivers across all the Center's activities.  The new center, staffed by certified youth peer specialists, will house our after school program, drop-in hours for youth ages 16-25, recreational activities, support groups, mental health workshops, and targeted case management, support, and referral for youth and their families.
Increased Immunization coverage in Sagitu Island There are no routine immunization services for BCG, DPT, PCV, Polio, Hepatitis B and Measles in Sagitu Island, despite it having about 5,000 residents of whom 51% are children. This is attributed to lack of an appropriately powered refrigerator and Inability to access vaccines regularly from the main supply chain to it being hard to reach. UDHA plans to acquire a solar powered refrigerator and sensitize parents on the importance of immunizing children.
Promoting women rights in rural areas Rural women are key agents for achieving the transformational economic, environmental and social changes required for sustainable development. But limited access to credit, health care and education are among the many challenges they face, which are further aggravated by the global food and economic crises and climate change. Their basic rights are ignored compared to their fellow men. Empowering them is key not only to the well-being of individuals, families and rural communities.
Coronavirus Relief Fund for Vulnerable women Zambia is among the many Countries that have been affected by the Corona Virus which has claimed lives in many Countries around world.   The COVID-19 relief fund will provide revolving fund for  vulnerable women keeping orphans and vulnerable children to start a small home based business that would help them recover from major negative impacts of COVID-19. vulnerable women are disproportionately impacted by COVID-19. Women in Zambia feeds households and helps children attend school.
HELPING THE POOR IN BIHAR INDIA TO SURVIVE COVID This project now over a year old combines many aspects of the helping the poor in dealing with the devastating consequences of the Covid 19 pandemic here in Bihar one of the poorest states in India. Our Rescue centre in Gaya became overwhelmed with requests for help as returning migrant labourers often after walking hundreds of kilometres could not feed their children. Our emergency response saved many lives. However Covid is going to be around a long time and our response needs to be too..
James Madison High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Sid, Aidan, Kendall, and Jefferson from James Madison High School have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Worm compost for 10 Indian villages' fallow land The rural villagers of Medak have fallow arid land.  Worms produce organic compost that renourishes the land for crop growth, and provides a source of income as surplus is sold for a profit.
Relief/Recovery for flood affected in Pakistan Thousands of people have been affected and are highly vulnerable by severe flooding in Southern and northern part of Pakistan. Recent heavy rains in Sindh,KPK and Punjab have killed dozens of  people due to urban flooding and have swept away livestock, properties and valuables of worth billion of Rupees. Donations will provide immediate relief to survivors in form of supplies(food, shelter, water, and medicine) in addition to longer-term recovery assistance to help residents recover and rebuild.
WAY FORWARD AFTER THE RESCUE Rescued Girls are admitted to our Homes and stay with us till they are released as per the Courts.   Once released they are either united with their families, or repatriated to their countries.  Some of them choose to stay back and complete their studies or trainings and pursue jobs.  Over the years we have had nearly 25 such girls who choose to not go back home.  They have been provided temporary Care & Protection in our Group Home.  The Proposed Project is to provide Care, Protection to them
Employment Packs for Adults with Neurofibromatosis The Neuro Foundation believes that adults with Neurofibromatosis deserve just as much support as children receive. Last year, we created our "Schools Information Packs", and they have since become an important and in-demand service that the charity is able to provide. We want to offer the same opportunity to teach employers about the challenges their employees with Neurofibromatosis face, and offer them the chance to receive their own support, so they, in turn, can provide for their staff.
El Salvador Country-Wide Cervical Cancer Training BHI's work to eliminate cervical cancer includes training health promoters, nurses and physicians in cervical cancer prevention. El Salvador needs more trained health care workers in rural areas to achieve a fully sustainable cervical cancer prevention program.  BHI brings cervical cancer training to communities for HPV education and screening, visual triage, cryotherapy, and the use of mobile colposcopes.  With your support, we have the opportunity to train more health care workers country-wide
Soccer & life skills for kids in Haiti - Season 2 In 2016, Futbol Mas ran social-sports programs in 2 disadvantage schools of Canaan, a slum born after the devasting earthquake in 2010 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. With this campaign we want to continue to sponsor our intervention during 2017. As second consecutive year, 269 children will receive soccer and life skills workshops taught by a sports coach and a social science professional, over a period of 9 months.
Sanitation Service Battles Disease in Afghanistan Sherzai's dream is to increase Afghans’ access to sanitary environments, reducing death and disease from fecal air and bacterial infections. SEE VIDEO TRANSLATION UNDER ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION BELOW.