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Save the lives of children from Hepatitis B Some five million children, born in Pakistan every year, face fatal health risks due to the failure of the government to include hepatitis B vaccine into the national immunization programme despite World Health Organization's (WHO) recommendation. Our goal is to vaccinate 500 Children in three months by spending just 10 dollars per child.
Empower 600 Women in Ghana with Microcredit Loans Self-Help International has been empowering women in Ghana since 1999. Empowering women is crucial to a thriving society. More than 60% of married women who are employed and earn cash make independent decisions on how to spend their earnings (2014 Ghana Demographic and Health Survey). By offering even illiterate women basic business skills training and the financing to put their skills into action, they are able to start small businesses, increase family income, and achieve self-sufficiency.
Schoolyard Gardens Program The Schoolyard Gardens Program offers urban children learning that engages the body as well as the mind, the opportunity to grow and eat fresh foods, and access to the natural world.
Sponsor nutritious meal to old destitute people We Provide Midday meal to old destitute people. In order to success this program, we inform other NGO, so that they can help in making this program more success by joining old aged citizens in their area to our organization to stretch our hands to help the more people who are in need. These people are destitute, physically challenged,  people thrown on the streets by various reasons.
Support Children in the Rohingya Refugee Crisis A total of 1.2 million Rohingya people have been affected by the crisis in Myanmar, which includes over 650,000 Rohingya refugees arriving in Bangladesh since August 25. The sheer number of refugees has overwhelmed pre-existing refugee camps, with new arrivals seeking shelter anywhere they can find space. A total of 720,000 children - both from new arrivals in Bangladesh, existing Rohingyas and those in vulnerable host communities - are in need of urgent humanitarian assistance,
Model School for Addressing Illiteracy in Blanfla During a 1 year period, volunteers will complete the canteen, toilets, 3 classrooms and train youth of the community in alphabetization and entrepreunership. They will furnish a library for the kids.
Essential Oils to Improve Tibetans' Health Provide funding for buying and growing essential oils.  Oils are used topically to treat disease and infection at a refugee clinic in India for 380 families and over 600 Tibetan children.
Support the girl-child in Computer training This project aims at creating a Computer lab to provide free ICT training for Girls  in Bombali District. This project will capacitate these girls in computer skills,make them independent and frown at early marriage. The world has gone ICT. No child should be left behind. The lab will also be used in the Communities to reach the unemployed youths with no skills to seek employment. This will enable them to seek employment, become self employed or further their education in ICT or other careers.
Fire Response in Ventura County On November 8th, 2018, Southern California was hit again with another fire emergency and the Humane Society of Ventura County went into action. We rescued over 70 horses, cows, goats, and pigs using the new horse trailer that GlobalGiving kindly funded. We were able to bring these animals, some of them severely injured from the fire, to our Ojai facility. These animals will stay here for as long as necessary until they can be safely reunited with their owners. We are forever grateful!
Feed,educate, give hope to 200 orphans in Pretoria This project will help feed hungry and deprived orphans in Soshanguve, Pretoria, South Africa, availing education support in the form of stationary, computers and uniforms. Most of the children are affected or infected by HIV/AIDS, whose hope for the future solely depends on the generosity of givers, as there is nothing to depend on in their families. The project will avail clothing, counselling support through after school programmes
COVID-19 STREET DOGS & ANIMALS WELFARE FUND -INDIA The Padagam and nearby villages in Tamilnadu have 1000 +above Street Dogs roam its streets. They roam neighborhoods seeking food, water, and shelter.  They fight over the limited amounts of food available and suffer from painful diseases, While humans harm them. So first of all, we give food and health care to them. Next, we try to set up a dedicated Animals Habitat to rescue the animals suffering from significant health issues & human-inflicted abuse.  Again, efforts from all sides in and out,
Typhoon Vamco/Ulysses Small Business Assistance We will support 200 small business damaged by the devastation caused by Typhoon Vamco in our project areas affected before by the eruption of Taal Volcano. Most often small business such as food vending, small grocery store, raising of animals such as pigs and chickens and vegetable gardening are destroyed by floodwaters and this needs to be revived soonest since this is often the only lifeline for poor families.
FEED 100 ABANDONED ELDERLY IN UGANDA Old age is said to be the golden years of a person's life. After a lifetime of responsibilities and duties, old age is supposed to be the time to take it easy and enjoy the fruits of your labour. For many elders in Uganda, this isn't the case. Many are abandoned due to domestic violence, poverty or death of family members  due to chroic illnesses like HIV/AIDS.
Building a Nutrition Clinic in Rural Afghanistan Builds a needed nutrition clinic to function as part of a larger clinic serving 8,000 rural Afghans per month. The clinic will treat nutrition-related health problems, especially in children.
Surgery help for 35 hurt homeless dogs in Pernik The project will help 35 injured homeless dogs in Pernik which have been hurt by car accidents or domestic violence. Animals need scanner, blood tests and surgery to solve their problem and ensure independent life and a second chance to find a new and caring family. Thus we show humane attitude and remove from streets and playgrounds the heartbreaking view of cripple animals scaring everyone. The improved healthy status of the dogs can give them a new life and owners to love and care about them.
Protecting 650 Ugandan children from trafficking We focus on combating domestic child trafficking, from the origin in Karamoja to the destination, Uganda's capital Kampala. Our work centres on both survivors and children at high risk of trafficking: 210 survivors are supported to return home and resume education, while 440 vulnerable children are protected by keeping them in school. A local child protection network of community champions deals with child rights abuses including potential trafficking, thus functioning as an early intercepter.
Housing for Women leaving the Sex Industry We are raising funds for the costs of the housing that we provide for the women that want to leave prostitution in Pattaya. Most women do not have a place to stay once they leave the bars and because of that we offer the accommodation for free until the women start working.
Los Alamitos High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Noah, Jody, Ella, and Kylie from Los Alamitos 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.
STEM Curriculum Development and Support We are working on opening the first ever fully equipped and fully staffed STEM education center in Liberia, West Africa.  This facility will primarily serve students and teachers from schools serving communities living below the poverty line in Liberia.   The service will be entirely free with the students being shuttled back and forth from their respective schools to the STEM center.   100% of the funding will be invested in the center, including maintenance,  STEM equipment and staffing
4000 out of school children in 40 Community School YIAB is going to establish Community Model School in areas, where, there is no govt. school or private school or communities have limited access to govt. schools. Community takes up central onus by donating land/space and teachers. Through this campaign YIAB is going to establish 40 community model schools in rural areas of Naseerabad District in Balochistan Province to enable 4,000 out of school poor children to have meaningful access to education.
Empower SHGs: Women & PeoplewithDisabilities Rural women and people with disabilities remain excluded from economic participation in many ways. Formation of Self Helf Groups is a major approach used by Aaina to facilitate target population work as a single unit with greater bargaining power. Out of the 250 SHGs at least 60 SHGs are in need of capacity-building and training towards financial sustainability. The training includes development of social responsibility among leaders and members, development of leadership skills with special ls.
Give slum living kids a future through football This project will fund Flame Cambodia's football program for the entire year of 2019 for 65 slum living children. It will provide football uniforms, training equipment, transportation for the kids, a coach, clean filtered water and more. The purpose of Flame's football program is to help transform slum living kids into educated leaders by building character and life skills, helping them overcome or avoid social issues rampant among the poor, and keeps them motivated in their school learning.
Support Maasai Mara Big Cat Wildlife Research Habitat loss and human-wildlife conflict in the greater Masai Mara ecosystem have both contributed to wildlife declines over the last 30 years. However, with the formation of Mara Naboisho Conservancy, and others, this trend is slowing.  Monitoring both big cats and wild herbivore numbers is essential to understanding how effective these conservancies are. Through the purchasing of range-finders, compasses and camera traps we are aiming to collect accurate data on wildlife populations, densities
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, high school students Nyshaea, Shelley, Mila, Shawna, Nina, and Oluwatomisin 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.
Support Globalteer Worldwide Globalteer, a UK registered Charity, provides funding, support, and volunteers for 27 projects within 9 countries in Latin America and South East Asia. We help education, community, conservation, and animal rescue projects to achieve their goals while upholding our charitable objectives. All of our projects and partners are working to provide responsible, sustainable solutions to the issues their communities face. Donations to Globalteer allow us to support all of our projects across the globe!
Help Syrian Children with Cancer in Learning! Children with cancer have a hard time managing at school while having to face periodical treatment courses, which happen during school-time. Therefore they are not able to keep up with their lessons. Our project will work with 6 teachers on offering additional lessons and activities to 50 children with cancer from poor families. This will help build self-confidence and improve their mental state after being behind their friends at school for so long because of their treatment courses.
Break cycles of trauma & harm in Nepal This project will provide trauma healing for thousands of survivors of trauma across Nepal - where poverty, abuse, human trafficking, and the effects of the 2015 earthquakes impact entire communities, leading to cycles of vulnerability and harm.  We will train over 1,000 teachers, caregivers, and local leaders per year to become Healing Advocates - so they can disrupt cycles of trauma and harm and create a new legacy of healing and resilience for nearly 30,000 survivors across the region.
Support Youth to Learn, Grow and Thrive Inspite of governments ever increasing investments in the improvements of the lives of youth, through education (non) programs, most have failed to reach their potential. They are not creative/innovative, very dependent, unemployed, lose jobs easily (no employability skills), drop out of school, and many cannot start and grow any small enterprises.   Our Learn, Grow and Thrive program will holistically and psychologically empower 300 participants with alternative ways of solving this issues.
Mamare - home for 38 orphan children in India Mamare Home for orphan children in India (rural area) was established in 2006. Now, 2016, 38 children are living as a family in this home. Love, care and educate is our slogan. Education is the main factor to make a difference for these children, to break the vicious circle of illiteracy, ignorance and poverty. For the academic year 2016-2017 (june-april) we need 8000 $ to cover schoolfees, transportation, notebooks, textbooks, school supplies and uniforms.
Health care for 30,000 slum residents in Mali This project will be provide 35% of the funding and technical consulting to catalyze a sustainable slum clinic for maternal and child health for 30,000 people.
Education Scholarships for Cambodian Trash Pickers CCEdFund will provide ambitious and dedicated students with scholarships to exceptional schools in Cambodia for at least two years. CCEdFund's students are impoverished or orphaned Cambodian students who have no other access to school without a CCEdFund scholarship.
FIGHT HUNGER & FOOD INSECURITY IN S/EAST, NIGERIA This project will help to reduce hunger and food insecurity among farmers. In Nigeria, about 3.7 million people, across16 states, are food insecure. Several factors have driven this. These include civil conflicts, large-scale displacement, rising food prices, climate change, natural resource degradation, poverty and population growth. About 9 out of 10 Nigerians cannot afford a healthy diet. The COVID-19 pandemic has worsened the hunger situation, particularly impacting food supply and price.
PROVIDING 20 GIRLS WITH SEWING MACHINES IN GHANA For the past two years, we have been training some 20 young girls in a fashion home in Ghana with the hope of establishing them after their training. This year, they shall be done with training and we are among other things seeking to procure some sewing machines for them. After providing them with the machines, we are also looking forward to provide them with a start up fund to help kick-start their fashion businesses.
Combating Hunger via Livestock for Families, Niger RI's Livestock Program is supplying starving pastoral households or communities, the most vulnerable populations in Niger, with herds & flocks of livestock for income & food supplies during droughts.
Women Economic Empowerment through Skill Developm RABT Development Organization is trying to empower 1000 young women through prevision of skill training in different trade like Office Automation, Garment making, beautician Trade. As well as provision of tool kits and course completion certificates in Office Automation, Garment making and beautician. Women are the marginalized segment of the society and often ignored when it comes to the benefits or facilities provided by the government or any other agency.
Project Indigo Many young LGTBQ people come to Project Indigo when they feel they have nowhere else to go. They find a welcoming supportive group run by psychotherapists where they can talk openly and freely about their sexual or gender identity. The service is free and gives people the chance to meet young LGBTQ people, make new friends and get involved in community events so they no longer feel alone.
provide a desk for an under-resourced school By providing a school desk for a class of eager students, you are helping create a school environment that supports children to learn.
STEM Education for Girls in Ghana This project will help provide schools in Ghana with STEM materials to promote innovation and creativity which will inspire these children to ignite social change. This project will teach underprivileged children in Ghana about STEM education and programming to enable them create their own future. It provides them with the tools to innovate, and to ignite social change. It does not just close the digital gap, but it empowers them to create a whole new reality for those currently marginalized
Blue Oval COVID-19 Response Fund The COVID-19 pandemic marks an unprecedented time in modern history that will require the best of humanity to overcome. The new coronavirus has taken thousands of lives and spread to nearly every country in the world. We are helping communities and nonprofits with your donation. While projects vary by location, they focus on addressing hunger, shelter and mobility needs, providing educational resources, or delivering critical medical supplies and services to communities in need.
Give Underprivileged Children the Gift of Learning In some of the poorest areas in the US and around the world, teachers, students, and parents are able to access the high-quality teaching and learning materials that Curriki carefully curates for them. Only the best make it into the Curriki library, because our mission is to ensure that every child has the best chance at an education. This project will build out the Curriki online library of FREE education resources for all educators, parents, homeschool parents, and students around the world.
Estes donde estes. Chilenos por la educacion. This project will help Education 2020 so it can keep on impulsing and monitoring public policies that aim to improve Chilean children's education, mobilizing citizens to demand it and working directly with schools and its administration department. If you are far away from Chile, you can help your country's education here.
Adequate nutrition for young children and mothers. This project will help women to produce a protein-rich food supplement to offer to young children and mothers at the Mother and Child Health Clinics in Lesotho, in Southern Africa, so that children with adequate nutrition will survive past their fifth year, grow to their proper height and children and mothers will develop their immune systems to fight off disease.  Other youth and women will grow and sell organic vegetables in the community at a reasonable cost and improve their own livelihoods.
Care Home for HIV Infected kids in India. We are running care homes for HIV infected kids in Jaipur (Pink City) India. All civic amenities including food, education, health care, recreation and counseling services are provided by the organization. These care homes are run in rented accommodations and changing the house every 2-3 years is big problem for us because with the change in address their schools also get changed/  That's why we plan for constructing a care house building for our kids on the land donated by one well wisher.
Protect 815 Rwandan Women from Domestic Violence This Global Grassroots' sponsored project, titled "Relax", is combating domestic violence by educating women about their rights and giving rural representatives cell phones to report cases of abuse.
Ambassador Court Project Basketball is a universal language. At the Hoop Ambassadors Project, we believe teaching students to view basketball as a global sport exponentially expands their possibilities.  Our program connects students around the globe via uniform donations, skills camps, and court donations to create positive life outcomes. Our goal is to raise $5,000 to build a new basketball court for our youth partner teams in Nigeria.
Therapeutic Equipment for Children with Autism Autism typically appears during the first three years of life. Abilities United has created early intervention developmental groups to address the complex needs of children (infant to age 3) with Autism Spectrum Disorder.  The Early Intervention team's greatest need is special equipment, including therapeutic listening devices and SPIO vests, that is research-based for treating children who have difficulty processing sensory information.
Together to Reduce Hunger Vulnerable families in Lebanon are suffering from the price rocketing of essential food items as well as long hours' power outage leading many to skip their basic meals. Therefore AICA used the Global Giving's donation to rehabilitate the community "House of Wisdom Kitchen - HOWK" and is selling hot cooked meals for underprivileged families who cannot afford to buy for 0.15USD$/meal making beneficiaries buy, even with minimal cost, instead of having meals for free preserving their dignity.
Educate & Rehabilitate 25 Deafblind Children Education and rehabilitation training provided to deafblind children by Sense International (India) will enable them to improve their communication, mobility and access to information, thus improving the quality of life and supporting the families of the deafblind individuals.
"No Child Wet Behind" Diaper Bank The diaper project will assist low income families in Madison County, IL  with infants to toddler age to receive the basic needs, clean diapers & wipes. On average, infants need 10 - 12 diapers a day, toddlers about 8. Disposable diapers can costs around $70 - $80 per month per baby. No state or federal child safety-net program allocates dollars specifically for the purchase of diapers. Our "No Child Wet Behind" diaper project will help fill the gap for the  families in Madison County, Illinois.
Treating Global Childhood Malnutrition Doctors Without Borders/Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) teams are using cutting-edge strategies to confront nutritional crises and chronic malnutrition. Our highly effective treatment approach uses ready-to-use therapeutic food-a nutritious peanut butter-like paste-that enables most children to gain weight and recover without hospitalization. This cost-effective approach allows MSF to treat hundreds of thousands of malnourished children each year.
COVID19: Education & Food for Palestinian Children Refugee children and their families in Nablus, Palestine, have been hit hard by the impact of COVID-19. Most families have lost their only source of income and aren't able to put food on the table. We are delivering food, medicine and basic supplies to as many at-risk families as possible, and have transitioned to an online education curriculum to provide quality, distance learning resources that refugee children can access from home.
Build an English school in Nakivale Refugee camp Choose Yourself in partnership with Ubumwe Foundation is raising funds to build an English school and provide English lessons to Burundian refugees in Nakivale Camp. Uganda being an English speaking country, Burundian refugees in the camp have been struggling to integrate as they speak French. Our target is the youth between 6 to 17 with a focus on young girls.
Support FREE in-home healthcare in Liberia Nursing for All nurse leaders operate several community-based programs which offer free health care to Liberians who cannot afford care otherwise. These programs include: family planning, hypertension management, mental health care, HIV prevention, and more. These programs affect more than 500 Liberians per year and are offered free of charge by local nurses. We are trying to raise the funds for one year of operation.
EMPOWER 650 UGANDAN GIRLS TO CREATE MENSTRUAL PADS This project will equip 650 girls with skills in making re-usable menstrual pads and provide counseling services to enable girls cope with menstrual-related emotional challenges like fear, shame, distraction, confusion, mood swings and the physical discomfort. We will provide health education so as to dispel the myths associated with menstruation and empower the girls to appropriately manage their lives during such periods.