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Eliminate Homelessness for Oakland's Unsheltered OAKLAND HOMECOMING is providing a pathway out of homelessness for unsheltered Oakland residents through transitional housing, transitional employment in our social enterprise, and individualized intensive navigation and wraparound services. OAKLAND HOMECOMING is successfully engaging unsheltered Oakland residents in workforce training and housing, moving them from the streets to a self-sustainable life.
Food, medicines & education for 45 HIV+ve orphans This project provides shelter, medication, nutrition & education to 45 children orphaned and abandoned due to AIDS at Bangalore & Hyderabad. Opening its doors to these kids way back in 1998 the Foundation started 2 care homes named 'Positive Kids' & 'Diya' offering hope to these kids who also live with HIV themselves. Today these kids are healthy and enjoy a normal life due to the latest anti HIV drugs. They also attend regular schools. Compassion, care & support make all the difference!
Transform unemployed Youth with Computer training Built Africa is a youth and women development centre based within Pretoria, South Africa. Our key focus areas are economic empowerment in the form of skills development and Computer skills training as well as mentorship for unemployed youth and women between 18 to 35 years old. The aim of computer training is to equip 240 youth and women with a skill that is highly sought and used at the workplace for a better chance of securing employment to achieve their full potential in life.
Georgetown Visitation Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Joseph, Brigid, Isabel, and Anne from from Georgetown Visitation 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.
Access to SRHR services for disabled women, girls The project will create an enabling environment for disabled women and girls in Zimbabwe to access SRHR services. Challenges are that families hide disabled women and girls in their homes because of negative community perceptions on disability. The women and girls experience sexual abuse, fall pregnant and contract  STIs due to lack of SRHR information and service. The project will ensure access to SRHR services through engaging with community members, SRHR service providers and policy makers.
Help build clinic for women living wirh HIV/AIDS To help decrease the yearly mortality rate and provide a better living condition in the 100 affected women.
Send Rural Girls to School in Zimbabwe In the rural area outside Victoria Falls, many girls are in crucial need of school fees to continue their education. This fund provides scholarships for school fees, and uniforms and meals as needed.
The Ubuntu Yoga Project Ubuntu: A South African word that means "I am because we are". This project creates African flavoured yoga and takes it to the rural communities. Strong  local African women candidates are being identified to become certified yoga instructors.  Our aim is to build our Ubuntu Yoga pavilion,  where we will teach regular yoga classes to the school children area, as well as to the staff, tourists and backpackers at Nourish Eco Village. This will bring in money to help make the project sustainable.
Support MASAR First Alternative Palestinian School Masar School was born in 1996 in Nazareth as the first alternative experimental Palestinian school in Israel aiming to  join the global trend of alternative schools .Masar School is firmly established as a regional comprehensive school (KG- 12) with 300 students. Our educational process is characterized by reflection and inquiry, holistic teaching methods, social interaction and community involvement focusing on arts and creativity.
Clean water and improved health for 1000 Kenyans Mustard Seed will build a well to provide clean water for 1000 people in Mgongeni a slum area of Mombasa. We shall also build a communal laundry next to the well where women can do their washing.
Help ONE Child Rise Up With Access to Education This project will provide access to education in the most remote and impoverished areas of Afghanistan, Pakistan, & Tajikistan. You can help re-write the stories of thousands of deserving students, ensure that refugee children don't become a lost generation, and help these hard working people rise above any challenge that comes their way. Each day they face many barriers that try to keep them down, but together we won't let that happen. Together we will help them rise.
Provide 50 kids a future and education in Nepal We are installing Mini-Schools in the villages of the Yangri Valley. The goal of these schools is tri fold: (1) recommencing the children's schooling and thus simply reintroducing the daily structure and rhythm of school into their lives, (2) preparing the children academically to enter quality schooling within a year, (3) to keep the children from child-labor and positively impact their families and communities. Students are taught by a HimalayanLife teacher, ensuring entry-level knowledge.
Uphold sexual minority rights in the great lakes In the backdrop of tough anti gay laws regionally,and a discriminatory media stance,the project aims to shed light and demystify myths, hate speech and stereotypes targeting the LGBTI community in Rwanda and the great lakes region through advocacy, human rights education, legal aid and provision of psychosocial support with the intent to curb violation of basic human rights of this community and need for provision of equal opportunities and protection of rights like any other law abiding citizen
Providing lunch for 200 orphans in our school . Most children in our community go to school without lunch and this affect their performance and daily attendance. We therefore  want to improve  on their performance and their attendance in school.
Reinforce the rights of migrant youth in Oaxaca Every year, hundreds of children migrate with their families to agricultural fields and do not have access to regular schools. In the state of Oaxaca there are 47 migrant schools in indigenous communities that provide the children with the possibility to continue studying. Our project wants to reinforce their education by implementing workshops in order to teach the children about their rights.
Emergency Coronavirus Response To support the tea estate communities, particularly the elderly, to get the medication and basic supplies they need whilst unable to work or leave their houses due to curfew and Coronavirus.  A huge number of daily workers, including those from the tea estates, are unable to work and are now without the ability to purchase even basic food, this is resulting in vulnerability and increasing incidents of domestic violence. Even in 'normal' times, 90% of our students live off less than $1 a day.
Pray & Help for Heavy rain flood affected Nilgris Monsoon has wreaked havoc in Kerala. Red alert has been issued in four districts - Idukki, Malappuram, Kozhikode and Wayanad - following heavy spells of rain, gusty winds and landslides across the state. The second spell of the south-west monsoon intensified, resulting in such deluge. Water levels in most of the rivers and dams across the state have risen flooding nearby areas. VETNGO fundraise to support Wayanadu and Pandalur affecetd areas. 9951 displaced people in camps.
Help 60 UK children reach eye cancer treatment Skylah is one of 60 children diagnosed in the UK each year with the aggressive eye cancer retinoblastoma. Every three weeks her family, like others supported by the Childhood Eye Cancer Trust (CHECT), travel 100s of miles to only two UK specialist treatment centres to save Skylah's sight, eyes and life. Fearful for her child's life, Skylah's mother also doesn't know how she will afford this journey for the next four years. Help us give her GBP 200 to make her life with cancer a little bit easier
Sierra Gorda Reserve: Ecotourism Network Training and enabling impoverished residents of Mexico's Sierra Gorda Nature Reserve to launch eco-tourism enterprises that generate community income and protect the Reserve's natural resources.
Give a Child Fun Tools to Learn Math and Tech Fundacion Global AC&T, provides fun and simple workshops for the Colombian children in rural and poor parts of the country. They build their own toys while they learn about math and tech. At the end of the workshop, the children take at home the toys that they built.  We have 5 fun projects that support 500 children between 6 and 9 years old. They can explore and learn about how things work. This is a critical step where we give equal opportunities to our scientists and engineers of the future.
Train 50 underprivileged women in beauty therapy Rahara Abhikshan runs an informal school in a suburb of Kolkata. Among other courses, it imparts vocational training to poor women. Through this project, we aim to procure the infrastructure necessary to impart meaningful vocational training in beauty therapy.
Be a Super Friend for our children in Venezuela! Vulnerable children suffer the most in Venezuela. Food insecurity, hunger, malnutrition, a broken hospital care explain the highest mortality rates, at some point with 6-7 children dying every week, and school dropout at +50%. Be the hero for +10,000 newborns & children, +1,000 students & teachers, and +300 health care workers that rely on Friends for nutritional supplements, formulas, medicines, medical supplies, and even a daily meal as an incentive to attend and stay at school.
Help Child Refugees in Europe and Turkey Refugee and migrant flows in Europe are at an unprecedented high. In 2015, over 80 per cent of people arriving in Europe across the Mediterranean and on route through Greece and the West Balkans, are escaping the conflict in Syria. Over 440,000 refugees and migrants have arrived in Europe and an additional 450,000 are estimated for 2016. One in every four asylum seekers is a child.
Peanut Butter for the Hungry Farmer Education/Trng Peanut Butter for the Hungry is seeking funds to develop a "grower training" program for local farmers in poor areas that suffer from malnutrition, (i.e. Africa) by teaching better peanut farming and post harvest handling methods, so that these local farmers can offer a higher quality product and receive better prices for their peanuts.
Bikes and Rights for 200 Schoolgirls in Nepal This project will provide 200 disadvantaged girls in Mid-Western Nepal who have long and risky commutes to school with safe bicycles for quick and secure transportation, while providing them with powerful mentorship that will break the cycle of violence and enhance their freedom and dignity. Communities will also be provided with awareness of the dangers of child marriage and the importance of girls' education. Shoes and school supplies will also be provided.
Rebuilding Birth Center after Disaster-Philippines Mercy In Action went into the disaster zone in the Philippines in November 2013 to provide emergency care to pregnant women and infants who survived typhoon Haiyan/Yolanda and were left without any maternity services. Mercy In Action already rebuilt one birth center on Leyte island, and  we will  build a second birth center on Samar island to replace destroyed birthing facilities there. All our birth centers are top quality and free to the patient, providing real help in disaster recovery.
save an abandoned baby's life with formula milk Mogra receives babies that are abandoned in hospitals immediately after birth and those whose mothers have died with no next of kin. We also receive those who are abandoned on streets and those rescued in different circumstances by authorities.  Every abandoned child below 6 months must be fed exclusively with infant formula.  We are commitment to ensure that every baby thrives and later placed for adoption. We continue providing basic needs and education to those not lucky to get a home.
Stop deaths from TB on Likoma Island, Malawi African Steps will build, equip and run an isolation ward for TB patients in St Peter's Hospital on Likoma Island. People are dying constantly of TB, which is a totally preventable disease and the isolation ward and facilities will prevent these unacceptable deaths and the spread of the disease throughout the Island.
Fighting Breast Cancer in Goma/DRC Breast cancer is big health problem in DRCongo and is second cause of death by cancer in the country.This disease can be easily treated if early detected but continue killing women because of missing mammo service in country.This project will help women getting access to screening and treatment of early cancer and then we can save lives of women.We will perform mammary gland detection for 500women and we'll treat all positive cases by mammary gland therapy or surgery.Awareness for 400women done.
Help children in South Africa Learn Through Play Through this project we will train Early Childhood Practitioners to teach  literacy and numeracy to 5 and 6 year old children in South Africa's poor communities. We will provide resources (educational toys and other learning  materials) to equip them to implement our 'learning through play' philosophy in the classroom. Ongoing support by our dedicated field work team will ensure that teachers are motivated and confident to use the resources optimally in the classroom throughout the school year.
Disaster Relief for Nepal We are establishing a fund to help with the relief efforts for the devastating earthquake.  Money will be given to charities that we are working with and local communities that were affected by this tragedy.  Global Reach International has local contacts from Nepal that will get the funds directly to the people in need.  Money will be used to buy food, medical supplies, construction material for re-building, and other necessary items needed for relief.
Soapmaking Program - Health & Income for Refugees This project focuses on providing 10 groups of refugee women with training, ingredients, and tools to produce body and laundry soap to sell to over 29,000 refugees from Darfur for an affordable price. This project will help reduce illness and improve the health and well being of the refugees in the camp. It will also help build an income generating opportunity as well as empower women and  build teamwork skills.
Health Camp for Child Labor in Brick Kilns Winter season in Nepal began, and most of the children with or without their families are working in Brick Kilns & stone quarry in Kathmandu. They are deprived from basic medical care.  So, we have created ideas to give them medical help while they are working in cold weather in brick factories & quarry sites. Children and their families are not accessible to hospital as well, since hospitals are located in far distance from working sites.The health camp has been expected to benefit 200 families
Vocational Training for 8 Guatemalan Youth/ Annual Remote communities in Guatemala are trapped in a cycle of economic poverty and spiritual death. Through Training For Christ Ministry  (TFC) our Lord provides full vocational school scholarships and spiritual Christian mentoring.  Without TFC Ministry the alternative economic and spiritual choices would be dismal or non-existent.  Our successes in what the Lord has been doing through TFC Ministry is evidenced by 100% graduate employment rate and a 100% acceptance of our Lord as Savior.
Beat the Bottle: Recycling Plastics to Lumber We are recycling unwanted plastic waste that are thrown everywhere littering the streets, clogging sewers, streams and encroaching people's homes into aesthetic, durable and environmentally friendly plastic lumber, roofing tiles and pavements)Our solution creates economic value on plastic at the points of generation to enable 200 unemployed youths and vulnerable children to be trained to collect,sort,transform and sell the plastics/lumber in order to earn income and improve on their livelihood.
Remote Learning Package We as Darussafaka Society, have made decisions due to COVID-19 pandemic affecting the whole world lately. Now that we have decided to start online/remote instruction for all our students for safety purposes. Making sure they have all returned to their home in 71 provinces of Turkey safely, our effort is to make them feel as if they study together in the classrooms of Darussafaka, with the same enthusiasm they always feel.
School Gardens for Rural Nicaraguan Communities According to the FAO, 27% of the people of Nicaragua suffer from undernourishment, due to lack of education and inadequate diet.  SosteNica promotes food security for rural Nicaraguan kids.  Working with elementary school teachers and their students, we deliver educational workshops and technical assistance to establish and support elementary school gardens and nutrition. These gardens teach students, teachers and parents how to produce and prepare nutritious food without the use of chemicals.
Hearts for New Yorkers 7% of New York State (NYS) adults have been told by a doctor that they have had a heart attack, angina, and/or stroke. Coronary heart disease is the number one killer in NYS, and congestive heart failure is one of the fastest-growing subgroups of CVD.  St. Philip Neri Medical Institute builts a facility for a pay free assessment, consultation, and education about proper self-management of cardiovascular and pain increasing diseases. for underserved/uninsured people in Nyack, NY.
SA Hospice Plett - Home and 24HR nursing 70,000 HIV, TB, Cancer, Strokes and other conditions are hitting the previously disadvantaged of South Africa hard and in out town, they have no access to Hospice Palliative Care other than us. We partner Department of Health and add value to primary health care by offering service to the chronically ill, terminally ill and those most neglected in shacks and sub economic townships. Including delivering food to the starving.
Earthquake Relief: Providing Safe Drinking Water A devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake on 25 April 2015 and 7.3 magnitude on 12 May claimed life of around 9,000 people in Nepal and directly affected above 8 million people. Due to the destruction of houses, people were forced to refuge in open space and many lost their belongings. Around 24,000 classrooms and other school facilities have been damaged. With the limited water supply and the probability of using contaminated water, there is a high risk and increase of health and hygiene issues.
At-Risk Youth Develop Citizenship through Capoeira Capoeira Cidadã uses the Brazilian art of capoeira as tool to promote social, educational, and professional development for at-risk youth in the community of Cidade de Deus in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Help Poor Children with Cancer to Access Treatment This project will increase access to specialized care for 300 poor children with cancer in Uganda. This will be achieved by providing accommodation, food, daily transport to hospital and counselling services to the most vulnerable children who have traveled far away from their homes with their care givers to seek treatment.
Deliver 62 Single Mothers from abuse, Kibera Slums Single mum in Kibera are prone to discriminated. Most of them gets unwanted pregnancies because of lifelong poverty. Their children are sexually abused in exchange for money, gift, food & accommodation. In this community Women are marginalized , especially when they do not work. Your $10 will give joy to one family. We nurture them & Support as entrepreneurs  & Artisan Skills through Education & use of Technology, to run sustainable Businesses using their creativity for their Independent living
My Badge, My Humanity: America's Police Families A National Awareness Campaign through multi-media outlets and creative marketing means that reveals the need for a cultural shift that prioritizes the health and safety of every police family.
Reduce violence & stress for 60 students in RI Our nation is at a critical point in recognizing the value of non-cognitive skills to support the rigor of academics & life. Author Paul Tough says optimism, social agility, and resilience are the core skills possessed by at-risk children who overcame adversity. ResilientKids' innovative social and emotional learning program works with students during the school day, promoting the development of life-long skills that will serve them now and into adulthood as they become our future leaders.
Microloans for 50 Impoverished U.S. Entrepreneurs Grameen America offers microloans, financial education and credit building opportunities to impoverished small business entrepreneurs in the United States.
COMPUTER TRAINING FOR POOR RURAL PRIMARY SCHOOLS KIRUCODO in partnership with Maendeleo Foundation will be extending Mobile Solar Computer classes to Kikandwa C/U Primary School and Kibiribiri C/U Primary school. Both schools are based in rural communities of Mukono District in Uganda and they lack electricity and a great number of things for proper learning of their pupils. The innovative solar technologies that Maendeleo Foundation utilizes, will enable the pupils of the two schools to be trained in computer skills right at their location.
1000 Cranes Relief Fund 1000 Cranes Relief Fund is supporting disaster hit areas with a focus on supporting projects working on long term recovery efforts in New Orleans, Japan, Philippines and Haiti.
300-widows-children-need-educational-materials 300 children of widows and destitute women are being provided with educational materials. The widow mother megare earning and multiple exploitation are not allowing children education. But in this support, children are freed from school dropout and education breaking. Hence the children are continuing in studies and the victim of education dropout is averted.
Job Skills for Young People in Niger Funds from this project will provide a year of training in weaving, leather working or tailoring for 72 young people in Niger.  The students will receive instruction, use of the facilities and equipment, supplies and transportation to the school free of charge.  Three quarters of the students are young women.
Train 5,500 Indian youth as peer health leaders Gender inequality is widespread in India and impacts the health and educational outcomes of its over 240 million adolescent youth. AHC will train 5,500 Indian youth as peer health educators, or "Champions," in 55 schools in India. These Champions will then provide over 60,000 of their classmates the critical health education and support they need to thrive in adolescence, covering topics like menstruation, mental health, sexual & reproductive health, nutrition, and COVID-19.
Give a Family a Chance in Colombia More than 3 million people in Colombia have been displaced from their homes due to ongoing internal armed conflict. With no money or assets, 35,000 families each month struggle to survive.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Coral, Divya, and Abby 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.
Education for people of special needs To start up a workshop that will produce cultural heritage objects of Ninawa, in which TEN Mosuli people with special needs will be employed to work in this project. The income of this workshop will go to funding the educational classes of people with special needs in the secondary stage, taking into account their special and individual needs.