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Boxing for Impoverished Communities in Nicaragua Boxing is a highly popular sport in Nicaragua and more importantly a well proven path to create opportunities for Nicaraguan youth to emerge out of depressed communities, through the development of positive self image, discipline and leadership skills. SD4I and Co2 Bambu, in concert with the Nicaraguan Federation of Boxing, is facilitating the development of a nationwide network of boxing training camps and coach training workshop in order to provide the youth of Nicaragua with a boxing program.
Health Education for Low-Income Women in Bali We strive to increase knowledge, awareness and access to sexual and reproductive health services for the low-income women of Bali's traditional market communities through our Education Program and Medical Program. Our current model of providing health education and donation-based services to traditional market communities has been very successful in the capital Denpasar and Sanur. We now also deliver services to traditional market communities around Bali through our Mobile Clinic program.
Donate for street dog It has become our responsibility to help street dogs. Every day we receive several calls from various communities seeking our help for the sick and injured street dogs. Our mobile team reaches the spot as informed by the community members and examines the condition of street dogs and thus starts the treatment on the dog.  In the case of sick and injured puppies, we make effort to start treatment in the community itself and for major cases; we take the dog to our animal shelter.
Reverse the Trend:Save Our People, Save Our Planet We encourage youth to learn & stand up for two important peace & security issues: nuclear disarmament and climate activism. We will bring a group of youth to the 1st diplomatic meeting of the Nuclear Ban Treaty (March 2022 in Vienna, Austria); publish an inter-disciplinary journal examining connections between nuclear disarmament, environmental security, racial justice, and gender equity; and launch the "Docuseries"creative writing and art zine for First Nations young activists in Canada.
Train 20 women to use film for social justice This project is the debut of new program for women to use filmmaking and storytelling as platforms to advocate for social justice. We'll launch the sessions in October in Nepal - and beyond in 2018. If you care about equality, if you understand the importance of speaking up, if you love stories (and know their power to change perspectives), join us in creating a world in which important stories are told by the communities that know them best in order to promote justice and equality for all.
Support Hunger Stricken Children Uganda was hit by prolonged drougt. This affected the agricultural production y 85 percent of 36 million Ugandans depend on agriculture for food and income. This has affected many  people especially children and adults living with HIV/AIDS. Some people have died and those still alive their health is at risk. Please kindly donate to save lives.
Access to quality education for youth in Korogocho This project will provide financial support to Korogocho slum youth towards achieving high school education as well as offer mentorship. Poverty denies many youth a chance to get an education and therefore, the project will allow the youth a fair chance not only to get their right to education but also improve their chances of employability
Help us Create an Elderly Dog Shelter - Sicily This project will build a large sheltering structure for elderly dogs, providing a great home and second chance for a great life for up to 30 unfortunate senior animals that have been abandoned at overcrowded public shelters. The special elderly dogs will be rescued, given any needed treatments and medications, loved, and then made adoptable to good homes. Local shelters, the community, the new loving owners and of course, the dogs themselves will all benefit from this project.
Build Biodigesters for 500 villagers in Madagascar Vort Port International's Madagascar Biodigester Project will teach local participants in technical and business skills to sustainably build and sell biodigesters. These biodigesters will help mitigate the consequences of deforestation by composting waste to produce nutrient-rich fertilizer and methane. The biogas product will be used as a clean energy cooking fuel, improve sanitation, and therefore enhance human health by reducing pollution.
Educate 1000 poor children about humane pet care We use humane education of children to improve the lives of animals in poor/war torn countries: Uganda, Bosnia, & Honduras. In turn, children's lives are enhanced by animals; kinder societies result.
Martha's Table Washington, D.C. is often cited as one of the wealthiest and most vibrant cities in the United States. However, not every neighborhood has benefited from the city's growth. Martha's Table aims to close this gap by providing quality education, access to healthy food, and family support services through our Healthy Eating, Healthy Start, and Healthy Connections Programs.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Vinay, Nitin, and Srihitha 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.
DoughMain Financial Literacy Foundation #FitKit DoughMain Financial Literacy Foundation is dedicated to making America financially "FIT."  We are seeking your support with the development and implementation of FitKit Express for young women and FitKit Express for young men community programs. Express programs are innovative educational programs envisioned to be compelling community conversations with young men and women of living in poverty that relate specifically to the mindset, history, values and challenges related to those communities.
Help us to provide online education. In this new school year 2021, our entire educational community were hopeful to start the year with the regular program, however, Covid - 19 continues to spread in our territory and we cannot lower our guard. With last year's experience, we know our students families needs better, therefore, we hope to continue support them with the technology tools they need to ensure their connectivity and equal opportunities.
Training & Equipment for Nutrition Workers: Haiti Since 1998 the Children's Nutrition Program of Haiti has carried out activities aimed at improving the health and development of Haitian children, particularly those suffering from malnutrition, who can in turn raise Haiti from poverty. Our nutrition workers, called monitrices, are the backbone of our programs. These women work tirelessly to ensure their communities are educated and making wise health decisions.  Our program works. Acute malnutrition dropped in our service areas from 24% to 3%.
Providing Outreach Rehabilitation in SW Cameroon This project will take information and services to the most disadvantaged people in SW Cameroon. Specialist health and educational services are mostly found in urban areas but many people living with disabilities live in the villages without access to information about the help that is available to them. By carrying out an extensive outreach program the population will be sensitised on the rights of both people with disabilities and children.
support Girls Lower Secondary Education (SGLSE) Friends Welfare Association (FWA) Pakistan has established a community-based girls' lower secondary school in UC Jijal of District Lower Kohistan where no lower secondary school was available for girls. FWA is supporting the cost of salaries of female teachers. As there is no infrastructure where the girls of the said school could continue their education, FWA requires the support of construction of three classrooms for the community-based Girls' lower secondary school Jijal.
Educate a child, Empower a mother in rural Peru Yachay Wasi wants to maintain a day care center - kindergarten, providing a high quality early education which is open, fair, respectful, inclusive and flexible, rescuing the local traditions and the Inca heritage for children from the poorest areas and its adjacent communities in Ollantaytambo, 90 minutes' drive from east Cusco.
 
This project also wants to build an organic farm to provide free and healthy breakfast to 45 children in order to stop the malnutrition cases.
WErto: Gardening that connects people This project will help 50 low-income families start a WErto, an organized community that shares resources and knowledge to jointly grow organic produce. WErto uses an innovative model that, unlike a conventional community garden, requires no common space to cultivate.
Support Blind Journalists in West Bank and Gaza Fursan Al-Erada (Knights of Will) is a local radio station in Gaza Strip run by the disabled for the disabled. The women journalists are blind and need access to new equipment to report on issues.
Fighting Against Female Genital Mutilation Mobilize Against Female Genital Mutilation project is aimed to educate 18582 people in Bawku West District on the effects of FGM  2 years  A day advocacy meeting and train with 60 stakeholders on the effects of FGM onto women,  A Baseline Survey and publicize issues to stakeholders in the district will be held, 30 volunteers will be trained for 3 days  to advocate on effects of FGM through small groups meetings. 15 sensitization durbars/drama on the rights of women will be held.
Create 5,000 Youth Nature Leaders by December 2018 Twelve year olds can save the planet! The internationally recognized Green Rhinos Program uses  tools of transformational leadership training and community based efforts to conserve India's remaining green spaces and find solutions to urban problems. Since 2014, the youth nature leaders, the Green Rhinos, have worked to plant nearly 28,000 trees. 3600 middle and high school students have transformed into Green Rhinos!
Provide education for 30 deaf Guatemalan students Friends of the Deaf plans to fund the infrastructure, staff and materials needed to support the education of 30 deaf children in Guatemala. This project will fill a void in the Guatemalan school system where support for deaf children is non-existent.
Provide education to 1800 Afghan refugee children Helping socially excluded 15 Afghan refugee female youth to take a lead role in providing educational services to 1800 destitute Afghan refugee children in Balochistan.
Build a School for 300 Orphans in Mpigi, Uganda "Child-headed families" are found throughout rural villages in Uganda. This means that children are responsible for attaining food, shelter, and education for themselves and their siblings. Mountains of Hope aims to eliminate child-headed families in Mpigi by providing a boarding school for orphans. We already own land for this project to be completed upon, and the dormitories for the children are in progress. Alongside the dormitories, we hope to build a school for the children to attend.
Saving Endangered Turtles in the Pacific Northwest Western pond turtles are almost extinct. To protect the species, we annually care for 50-60 baby turtles until they're big enough to thrive in the wild, and then release them in their natural habitat. The annual budget for this project is $16,228.
Emergency Relief for Survivors of Haiti Hurricane Yet another major disaster has hit vulnerable Haiti. Hurricane Matthew has caused flash flooding, destroyed cropland, and flattened poorly built infrastructure. Lives will be lost, disease will spread, and the aftermath will likely result in a major humanitarian crisis as displaced families struggle to meet their basic needs of food, water, shelter, and income.  Your support provides a family with emergency supplies, including clean water, and helps strengthen the relief effort.
Empower a girl child from the grassroots! Of 300 million children enrolled in school in India, 150 million children are in primary education. Nearly 50% of them cannot read well. Inability of children to read, hits India's poorest, and it is the girls, who suffer the most. Parents living in poverty are not able or willing to invest in their girl child's education owing to a history of gender inequality. This leads to entrenched poverty at multiple levels. Sponsor a girl's education, empowering her to be a woman reader-leader of tomorrow
Protect the Malayan Tiger and restore its habitat The Malayan tiger is the least known and most critically endangered of all tiger subspecies, and they are nearing extinction. Only 200 wild tigers remain and they are exceedingly threatened by poaching and habitat loss. This project will create sustainable livelihoods as well as empower indigenous peoples to become forest custodians through surveillance patrols, and by restoring vital ecosystems in the only enduring wildlife corridor connecting 2.5 million hectares of rainforests.
Help grandmothers stop child marriage Grandmother leadership training will be conducted with 60 Grandmother Leaders to empower them to promote girls' education and protect them from child marriage. The training increases grandmothers' knowledge of adolescence and their confidence to educate girls and their families about the dangers of this traditional practice and to take collective act to stop it. Training natural grandmother leaders is an effective and sustainable way to stop child marriage and promote girls' well-being.
Help provide school bus for orphans The horror of losing their parents to civil war, the Ebola Virus and extreme poverty has left many children out in the cold to fend for themselves for basic necessities such as a high quality education and food. Due to these hardships, they don't have the means to get to and from school safely. We need a school bus in order to transport 600 plus orphan students to and from school, field trips, sporting events and science project which are essential for their academic growth.
Rehabilitation of Partial Disabled Cows In india Cows are treated as God by Hindu Community.In Rural areas,People,Partially illiterate,Use to shelter the cows mainly for milk production.They are Practising the anncient method for providing food and health hygyne to those innocent animals.They trated them as a productive tools not as a creature.So when the cows get herted use to realease them quickly from shelter or sell them to slaughter house.Our organisation with the view to serve the animal has taken up a project to provide shelter
Educate One Girl for One Month in Rural India We invite you to support the Kaliyachak Village Girls' School in rural Bihar, one of the poorest states in India. With your help and in partnership with our NGO partner in India, FORRAD, we can minimize drop-out rates and educate 350+ girls (between 6-14 years of age) in a region where only 53% of women are literate. Let's address the root causes of poverty and inequality by offering young girls in India a safe space to learn and grow. Help a girl stay in school for as little as $25.
Help Children Cancer Patients in Colombia This project will allow to buy the house that we are currently renting. The house is 718 m2 and fosters 13 children and their guardian. Besides the bedrooms, it is made of a play room, an interior patio, 2 living rooms, an administrative office, a psychology office, a kitchen, an infirmary and a dining room. It is a warm and welcoming temporary place for the kids where they feel like home and where they can escape the difficult time they spend at the hospital for their treatment.
Daily snack & education to 140 children in India This project will feed 140 most marginalized children six days a week, that are affected directly by COVID lock down in a town called Vellore, India, with an evening snack and engaging them in activities of academic and recreational value.
Computer & Video Education/Resource Youth Center This project will provide initial training in computer and video technology to the youths of Kumbo, Cameroon. They will be able to enhance their educational process and develop job opportunity skills.
Clearing 1750 tons of waste in Greek refugee camps With our team of 220 resident volunteers, we will clear 1750 tons of trash on Lesvos and Samos, providing cleaner, safer and healthier living conditions for 12,000 refugees residing in the makeshift areas outside camp Moria and camp Vathy. The project also has a significant effect on the Greek community as the rubbish collected is no longer spilling into their villages or contaminating rivers. Even more so as we also organise beach and village clean-ups with the local residents.
Economically Empower 7800 Rural Women in Uganda 7800 Rural women of Mitooma district in Uganda are helped to improve their household income through giving and training in keeping dairy goats for milk production and selling them to earn income to help them save, invest to meet their future goals and be able to meet their household basic needs of life like health care, better housing facilities, education, food and water. The goat droppings  help in malaria prevention through burning their dropping in mud container at night.
Feed 500 Children in Ethiopia for 215 School Days Light Ethiopia plans to feed 500 in school destitute children for 215 school days through providing one free meal per day to reduce student dropouts, improve academic performance and enable students to continue their education.
Train 500 disadvantaged students in North-Nigeria This project will train and support disadvantaged school aged students(12-18)  a. on life and career skills needed to survive in a changing world (COViD19 backdrop). b. with educational materials and resources to start and complete basic education (k12) c. on vocational and enterprise skills and equip them with seed capital to enable them earn a source of living after completing basic education  Train teachers on 21st century teaching skills, career guidance, enterprise skills who train students
Support Women's Organizations in Myanmar Relief MADRE is working with grassroots women's organizations in Myanmar to deliver effective long and medium term support to women and children affected by Cyclone Nargis. Photo (c) Luis Rene Ramirez.
Easter Island Original Language Rescue According to Unesco, there are at least six thousand consigned languages in constant risk of disappearance. Every two weeks one of them is lost. In the furthest place in the world, we are working to preserve our language and culture.This project aims to create children's stories in Rapanui language so that our children can access the language in new formats other than oral.
Empower Rural Nicaraguans via Capital Investment This project will aid rural Nicaraguans to install communal mills in Abisinia and Escambray - covering a total of roughly 2000 people - which will increase their production and economic autonomy.
Better Learning situation for children in 15 villa The quality of Education and learning environment for 750 children in 15 villages in Sivagangai District will be enhanced with better recreation, learning atmosphere and aware of their rights.
Keep Venezuelan history alive at QUINTA DE ANAUCO QUINTA DE ANAUCO is one of a kind museum in a 200 year old historic house in Caracas. We are at risk of losing an unparalleled collection of Venezuelan furniture and art from the XVI to the XIX century. Your GENEROSITY will help restore the house, gardens and create a much needed education department, in a museum that does not receive any public funding. QUINTA DE ANAUCO will then be able to preserve and promote the history of Venezuela for all future generations.
Helpline for Women: Project Specific Corpus Fund The project assists at least 600 women in distress through 24 hour telephone rescue services, and provides them shelter, medical aid, repatriation, legal and other long term support.
Give 100 Persons w/ Disabilities a Career for Life This project aims to provide 100 Persons with Disabilities a career for life in retail sector through an industry leading training and mentoring program that addresses the recruitment challenges of leading corporate retailers in India. Hence creating a sustainable livelihood for Persons with Disabilities and also promote inclusive growth in the retail sector.
Rosa's Covid-19 Fund for the UK Women's Sector Rosa is a grantmaking charity that funds women's organisations across the UK. We have launched a response fund to provide grants to small, specialist women's organisations affected by the impact of Covid-19. Grants of up to 10,000 will help these organisations to deliver their vital services at this critical time of increased need. Those services include refuges for victims of domestic abuse, legal advice lines, maternity rights campaigns, specialist support for marginalised women, and more.
Conservation Education David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation's (DSWF) education programme provides free of charge talks, workshops and assemblies to children aged 4-18 years in schools and libraries. All of our visits are tailored to the correct key stage and fit in with the national curriculum.
Help 195 Fijians Access Food & Education Safely! This project will build a shoreline shelter, stairs with railings, and a dock for the 195 people of Wainidova, a tiny village located on the bank of the formidable Navua River (Fiji's longest), allowing them to access food, education, and healthcare in a safe way. COVID-19 hit Fiji's tourism hard- the largest export, and it has exacerbated the poverty in the village. The villagers have the choice to decide between using money to update the decaying river transport OR to feed their families.
Sustainable Agriculture in Guatemala This project will be the first to support our new grassroots partner AMMID (Association Maya-Mam for Research and Development) in Comitancillo, San Marcos, Guatemala. AMMID is an inclusive organization, which sustainably strengthens the social, cultural, political, economic and environmental development of families and communities in the municipality of Comitancillo, based on principles of harmony, fairness and respect for nature.
Sanitation and Hygiene Training in Kampala Slums To promote health living and prevent communicable disease outbreaks to 500 people living in slums of Kampala where, during the rainy season,there are heavy floods and this will be solved through health educating the communities, who are mostly single mothers and involving them in cleaning the areas and opening the drainage systems.
Using soccer to help vulnerable children in Africa Hope Academy invests heavily into the lives of 36 children in Soweto township, South Africa through intensive intervention over a number of years. The project believes in long term support and development of children who come from broken homes and live in a poverty stricken part of South Africa. We solve the problems many of these children face through our holistic program which mentors each young child, visits their homes, monitors their education and develops their football talent.
Empower 100 Women and Girls in Sierra Leone Women have always been marginalized and relegated to the status of subjugated class in the Sierra Leone society. Especially in rural areas which are Muslim dominated communities, women have not been actively participating in their emancipation due to their lack of economic independence and illiteracy. Women should be organized and strengthened at the grass root level to end their subordination.
Help Build a Memory Center for Victims in Uganda This project will support conflict survivors in Lukodi Village, Northern Uganda, to build a community memory center. In 2004, Lukodi village was the scene of a violent attack by rebels of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) leading to the death of over 60 people. In 2017, FJDI established a temporary memory center at Lukodi Primary School, drawing huge praise from the community. This project aims to establish a permanent home for the center which is currently being hosted at a Lukodi Primary School