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Treatment and Prevention of Cholera Outbreak South Sudan is currently experiencing severe drought and armed conflict, and famine was declared in February 2017. Nearly 5 million people face extreme food shortages, and 50% of the South Sudanese population is in urgent need of medical care. In opposition controlled Ayod County of former Jonglei State, RMF will set up a cholera treatment center, actively find cases, and provide outreach activities to educate communities and prevent further spread of the disease.
Help Premature Babies survive in Haitian NICU One in every five children in Haiti die before the age of five.  Out of those who die, 60 percent are under one year old. God's Littlest Angels set up a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in Haiti in 1994.  Very few medical programs had programs for these tiny babies. The premature and malnourished infants were not given much hope.  Today, GLA offers IV therapy, Incubators, oxygen and CPAP therapy and offer their services to the community free of charge.
Community Conservation of Monarch Forest in Mexico Our project aims to restore and conserve the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve's (MBBR) forest ecosystem and improve the quality of life of its human population. We facilitate peer-led workshops where local farmers learn to use their natural resources sustainably and contribute to the conservation and restoration of the MBBR ecosystem.This unique forest provides critical winter habitat for millions of monarch butterflies that migrate to Mexico from Canada and the United States every fall.
Help Kids from Wroclaw Hospice Foundation Wroclaw Hospice Foundation is the only one in Lower Silesia which allows to provide care at HOME, since family itself is the best place for the sick child. In order to carry out our mission, we have decided to set up first specialist clinic in Lower Silesian for children having life limiting conditions. In this specialist clinic children under our care will have a chance to visit doctors of different specialities and benefit from rehabilitation. All services provided will be free of charge.
Employability Programme for youth in slums Youth from slums, vulnerable families and lower socio-economic households rarely get jobs in the formal sector. Saath identifies these youth, train them and place them with entry level jobs in manufacturing and service sectors.
Tree Growing for Food and Biodiversity Improvement We will promote the growing of trees in 15 upland villages in order to improve food and nutrition access to upland dwellers as well as improve biodiversity, improve the condition of the soil and so that local communities will be able to enjoy the multiple benefits of improved biodiversity.
Empowering an AIDS-Free Generation in Cameroon Over the last decade, EFA International has evolved -- from a dozen HIV-affected youth meeting under the shade of a tree -- to a regional movement of empowered advocates who are giving way to an AIDS-free generation in Northern Cameroon. EFA International in Cameroon is transitioning to become an autonomous, country-led organization. In order for the independent EFA Cameroon to be solidly on its feet, we -- the International Board -- are launching this capital campaign.
Help 275 Aged People Get Food and Clothes Donation will reduce poverty in the area in the aged caliber. Donors should care for this project because we are looking for collective effort from diverse different communities to help the needy, poor and aged people especially from Kitui county Kenya.  The project will create impact and change the aged peoples lives from poor to standard .  The effort of the donors will be recognized by the kitui county community including the county government.
Safe Habitat for Grand mum and her grand children This project is proposing to refurbish a house for a vulnerable family which is headed by an elderly woman and she lives with her seven grandchildren. Through this project, AHCM plans to empower the family of this grandma this Christmas to respond to their immediate need for shelter by refurbishing the house. The project is to be started and implemented in January 2019.
Feed 1,000 vulnerable kids daily in South Africa Hunger, poverty, and malnutrition remain a serious problem in South Africa. Many of the families in rural areas have no income, sanitation, and children walk about 10-30 km to school. Walk a Mile in my Shoes serves and feeds over 1,000 underprivileged children and youth daily in rural areas and informal settlements, through our youth Centres. We also provide school life skills and education support to all our beneficiaries, making sure they understand their school work.
50Mexicans trained to deal with child sexual abuse Fundacion PAS plans to offer two online courses to train free of charge 50 professionals in the areas of humanities, education, security and mental health who work in the government sector or civil organizations with vulnerable populations, in situations of poverty and / or domestic violence so that they carry out prevention and care programs for child sexual abuse in Mexico.
Ibn Rush'd Library & Resource Center w Bookmobile Named for the 12th century Islamic philosopher who believed in rationalism over fundamentalism, the Ibn Rush'd Library serves the youth of Al Aqaba Village and the neighboring countryside.  With 5000 books, and a good day-to-day program, a visionary team seeks to expand reading programs for children into the countryside by partnering with the Tamer Institute to launch a bookmobile, while expanding the library to provide a resource center for children with speech and reading disabilities.
Wise Climate Change Action Using Impact Assessment Greater involvement of impact assessment (IA) specialists is vital to making smart global COVID-19 recovery and climate change choices. They have the expertise to provide oversight for the worldwide infrastructure transition to achieve a net zero carbon target in 30 years. Through this project, IA specialists will provide expertise to banks, insurance firms, attorney organizations, journalists, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and the Arctic Council.
Influence Africa's Future, Invest in Young Leaders Join the Revolution of Hope! GOLD empowers vulnerable children to develop as young leaders and activists of social change by equipping them with the skills to mobilize their peers to reach their full economic and social potential.  At the heart of the GOLD model is the belief that the message giver is the strongest message - It's not what you say, it's what you do. GOLD helps youth develop a values framework that promotes healthy life choices and critical decision making skills.
A Future to Build: Burma by Women In Burma most children stay in school for fewer than 8 years and only 11% of the student population enroll in university. The system discriminates against women who yearn for an education in order to contribute to their communities. Pushed by circumstance they leave for Thailand where they become refugees or undocumented migrants with few prospects. This project provides these women with the scholarships to study at university and gain the skills and confidence they need to become future leaders
Help 100 marginalized women own coffee carts Java Hope creates economic opportunities for women leaving welfare under the new Michigan's new 5 year welfare term limits. This has deeply impacted single parent families. Each year we graduate over 100 women. Our candidates are qualified to work in the hospitality industry earning a living wage. Also
each cart creates up to 5 additional jobs. Our goal is offering a 'hand-up', not a hand-out.
Help women leave gang life at the Homegirl Cafe! Support training for young women at the Homegirl Cafe, which provides on-the-job culinary training and free support services, from tattoo removal to mental health counseling.  Trainees also learn urban farming techniques and grow organic produce while leading community workshops on gardening and nutrition in low-income communities and in low-income schools
Better lives for kids with special needs worldwide Many families face huge obstacles when it comes to educating their children with special needs. Join Drive4Rebecca in helping parents become more powerful advocates to help their children.
Roosevelt Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Claire, Brooke, Jane, Lauren, and Kira from Roosevelt 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.
Uniting the Community to Uplift one OVC Household The project of  Uniting the Community to uplift One OVC Household  will be implemented in Makadara Sub county,  targeting 340 highly vulnerable Orphaned Children's households by training the caregivers on Income Generating Activities and transfer assets to initiate  the income generating activities to support the Children's Education, Nutrition, Security and Access to Better Health
FREE OF COST SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES Poor Special children with disabilities in Bangladesh. This project empowers the rural, underprivileged girl students studying at Raihanpur Disable School, by funding their education, noon meal and transport at Employing more staff in the school. Also by assisting Government in educating, providing inadequate first aid, food and health service as well.Patharghata under  under Barguna district of Bangladesh.
Supply re-usable sanitary towels in rural Kenya This project will make and distribute re-usable sanitary napkins to women and girls in rural Kenya at a cost of USD 2 for an annual package saving them USD 10 every year.  The project will improve the self esteem and bring back their dignity they deserve as humans enabling girls go to school and women go out to fend for their families uninterrupted.  At every distribution centre, education on menstruation hygiene, growing up, pregnancy, family planning and sexual related diseases will be given
Help Rebuild Nepalese Family Farm & Training Site Our partner Mountain View Eco Farm in Pokhara were victims of the terrible 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck near Nepal's capital Kathmandu on April 25. This sustainable and organic demonstration farm is run by the family of MVEF director Govinda Bedraj, a generous soul whose love for the Earth, organic farming practices and his country ooze out of his being. Help him rebuild his source of livelihood and the ability to train resource-poor farmers in sustainable farming practices.
Books for Children in the Aboriginal Community The Aboriginal Literacy Foundation works tirelessly to provide programs aimed at improving the literacy standards of Australia's Indigenous population.  New books and stationary products are desperately needed for the children of the remote Australian Aboriginal community of Nhuluneuy and Yirrkala.
Solar for a Clinic and Skills Centre in Swaziland Thousands of people languish in rural Swaziland due to their inability to access health care. Distance and cost of transport keep many from going to a clinic. HIV, diabetes, hypertension, malaria and many other treatable diseases are all killers when healthcare is beyond reach. Women and children suffer disproportionately. Poverty adds to the weight of isolation. An economic development center focusing on developing local skills and resources brings poverty alleviation closer to reality here.
Maintenance FUND for Accessible Nature Trail The CDCT lead the coordination of the first accessible Nature Trail in the Dominican Republic with financial and technical support of the US government (USAID & USFS), along side the National Council for people with disabilities. Now that the construction is done and the trail is functioning, CDCT would like to start a maintenance fund in order to maintain the standards that are required in order to ensure that the trail continues to serve its purpose.
support 8 child heads families in Rakai with needs The project aims at  helping 8 child headed families in Rakai  with unmet needs.They will be helped with  phys social support,including counselling,and guidance , be given material support like food, ,pay school fees to enable have education ,provide be dings and to help them access good health and medical services, 64 children are going to be helped with the above  support.  the project will take 12 months in all the the sub counties  ..Local leaders will be involved in selecting  beneficiaries
Sponsor a Woman, Survivor of War, in Rwanda Through the sponsorship program at Women for Women International, you are giving a woman, survivor of war, funds that will allow her to attend a one year training program in Rwanda.
Children's Book and Film Festival Started in 2015, the Frederiksted Children's Book and Film Festival is an outdoor fun family event that pairs an award-winning children's book with its corresponding movie.   Held during the summer, starting the last Friday and July and continuing every Friday for four weeks, attending families receive a free copy of the featured book, dinner and enjoy kid-friendly activities.
Rebuilding Shree Saraswoti School, Helambu, Nepal Three years ago, the earthquakes in Nepal destroyed hundreds of schools, many of which have been replaced by 'Temporary Learning Centres'. The Rotary Club of Yeovil, U.K., with its partners, Mondo Challenge Foundation, School in a Bag and the Helambu Education Livelihood Partnership, in conjunction with Rotary District 1200 are rebuilding Shree Saraswoti School in Helambu Province, Nepal.
Invest in refugees...support their initiatives! Through grant funding and resources, we help refugees to achieve the change and impact they want for their communities. The majority of refugees in camps are there for decades with limited rights and freedoms or opportunities to manage their own affairs. We provide $1,000 to $10,000 to promising early-stage refugee ideas, projects, and organizations. In 2021, we are partnering with refugee initiatives in southern Chad and Malawi.
Emergency and Relief Aid for Semeru Eruption Mount Semeru in Lumajang Regency, East Java, Indonesia spewed eruption clouds at 3 pm local time (12/4), potentially affecting 110,977 residents. At least 13 people have died, dozens are injured, and the rest are forced to take shelter in the evacuation camps. Homes and public facilities are covered with volcanic ash, many of which were even razed to the ground. Road access was cut off and complete power outage.
Life-Saving Food Assistance to Haiti in Crisis The World Food Program expanded food assistance, particularly to pregnant women and children, to assist the people of Haiti, who have been particularly susceptible to the skyrocketing price of food.
Acquisition of New Industrial Fridge and Freezer Acquisition of a new industrial fridge and freezer to fulfill nutritional needs for our residents, girls 6 to 18 victims of abuse, neglect or abandonment.  Unfortunately, our industrial freezer and refrigerator, are no longer operational forcing us to limit the amount of food that we can storage and altering the monthly planned menus.  We do not have the capacity to safely storage food and the management of the situation is  greatly compromising our limited monthly budget.
Planting of 15,000 trees in Northern Philippines This community-led project will reforest a 20-hectare (40 soccer fields) barren mountains in Lagangilang, Abra Province, Philippines using 15,000 trees. In 5 years, the planted trees will help prevent landslides in upper stream communities, and will prevent floods and loss of farmlands due to river encroachment in lower stream communities.
Help Stop Violence Against Women in India This project works to empower Dalit and Tribal women's groups to come together to tackle issues of violence against women in India.  70% of Indian women are victims of domestic violence. Reported rapes increased to 33,707 in 2013. Many more cases go unreported and marital rape is not a criminal offence in India.  Dalit and Adivasi women are particularly vulnerable to violence due to their low social and economic status.  Please help to support women's organisations work on this issue.
train 250 widows in benin city,$576 each skill training and financial empowerment of 250 widows and  vulnerable persons in Benin city of Nigeria.we intend to help women undergo skill acquisition in various art and craft,textiles and designs,beauty and fashion,catering and confectionery etc. afterwards we will empower with small funds to either startup or accelerate their business.
Hurricane Harvey - World Vision disaster response Hurricane Harvey made landfall around 10:00pm CDT as a Category 4 hurricane. As of Saturday morning, it was downgraded to a Category 1 hurricane. Life-threatening heavy rainfall event is still expected across inland portions of South Central Texas. Up to 35 inches of rain is anticipated. Devastating river flooding still expected to persist for multiple days. World Vision is responding with emergency relief supplies.
Reusable pads for 5000 girls in Baringo County With your support, GEWEC will establish a social enterprise for producing reusable pads from local raw materials as sisal and banana fibre. These pads will be distributed to needy girls in Baringo County; hence boosting school attendance, retention and self-confidence. Needy women in rural areas will also have access to the reusable pad; hence, help boost menstruation hygiene among rural women who cannot afford expensive pads. The women involved in sewing the pads will also earn a living from it
Give warmth to Syrian Refugees this winter! This children need your help this winter to survive! Heavy rain and snowfall and freezing temperatures are expected in the refugees camps near Adana (Turkey) this winter Last year they have caused floods that destroyed the tents of many displaced families. With temperatures dropping down to 0C, the victims of the floods were in desperate need of fuel,  blankets, boots and clothing to keep themselves warm. Let us help them this winter, so they meet this conditions prepared this time.
Hurricane Ida Relief & Recovery The Mutual Aid Response Network is a group of nearly 6000 Louisiana residents, led by Imagine Water Works, that activates during floods, storms, and other natural and manmade disasters. We activated prior to Hurricane Ida, in an effort to prepare our neighbors for what we knew would be a powerful storm.  All donations to this fund will support our relief and recovery efforts in the wake of Hurricane Ida, as well as essential preparation for the rest of hurricane season.
Help Families look for their Disappeared in Peru It is estimated that the internal armed conflict in Peru produced more than 69, 000 victims and 15,000 disappeared persons. To this day, the families of those 15,000 disappeared live with the uncertainty of not knowing the whereabouts of their loved ones and the constant fear that as time goes by any remaining information about their whereabouts will be lost. This project will collect forensic information for more than 2,000 cases of disappearance, to be used in future investigations.
Early Intervention for Childhood Disabilities Early Childhood Intervention means finding specific ways to help a child become as functional as possible. Early intervention is an effective way to help children catch up or address specific developmental concerns as soon as possible in their lives. The Early intervention resource centre in Amar Seva Sangam premise to provide training and resource support to the Community Based Rehabilitation project team and parents and extend direct early intervention rehabilitation service to the children
Legal Aid for Victims of Domestic Violence in SA Lawyers against Abuse (LvA) provides free legal services and therapy to victims of gender-based violence (GBV) including sexual violence, domestic violence and child abuse. LvA also works closely with local police and courts to ensure that the laws are enforced and that victims are treated with dignity and respect when seeking justice. Lastly, LvA works to educate and empower communities with information about their legal rights and remedies in cases of GBV.
FLOOD DISASTER VICTIMS REBUILDING AT KERALA, INDIA The heaviest flood devasted 12 Districts, Kerala India. The worst affected districts Pathanamthitta, and Alzapuzha were completely submerged. 350 people  died of landsides. 1,20,000 Stay in to relief  camps. The extend of damage inflicted by inacessant  flood in the linear coastal state has its priority of agri.  farming. Our victims are small farmers, coolies and women farmers. It is our aim to rehabilitate thro training, Provision of seeds, manure,saplings and to provide long term development
Empowering Widows of Fallen Soldiers The war against terror has left a lasting impact on the Cameroonian society, largely Women left without husbands and children without a parent, with the crying widows and children's reflecting this reality.  Through this project we are going to help 40 families with $250 seed capital for each family to start a small income generating activity in their various localities.
The Dougy Center peer grief support groups We hear everyday from families who say they "don’t know where we would be without The Dougy Center.” The uniqueness of the peer support model works for them because they are with others who understand
Clothing 200 people sleeping rough this Christmas Today one in five people are living in poverty in the UK. The nature of poverty has changed over time, so the ways we tackle poverty must change too.  Our society has a shared responsibility to work together to solve this problem.  This project will provide 200 people sleeping rough or living in poverty with vouchers to be redeemed at a charity shop in exchange for basic clothing to protect and keep them warm. Our vouchers  also financially benefit the charity shops cause. A win-win senario.
Saving Mothers' Lives in Sierra Leone and Liberia Sierra Leone is one of the toughest places in the world to be a mother, with one in 23 women dying in childbirth. This project will improve access to maternal and child healthcare for women, adolescent girls and children under five in Sierra Leone and Liberia. Thanks to BRAC's partnerships with other donors, contributions to this project have extraordinary leverage: Funding of $22,000 raised through GlobalGiving will be matched and multiplied, unlocking $76,500 to reach 3,975 women.
Protect 5000 Girls from Child Marriage in Ghana Protect 5,000 girls from Child, Early and Forced Marriage in Northern Ghana by providing school materials, facilitators to in-school girls empowerment clubs, community based non-formal education in reproductive health, democracy and human rights to child brides and out of school girls, one-on-one counseling and rehabilitation services for victims and survivors of sexual violence and abuse as well as Community Conversations on early marriage and harmful traditional practices in Ghana.
Develop 100 Women Entrepreneurs in Indian Villages Pipal Tree Foundation plans to provide training to 100 women from poorest part of Ranga Reddy district in Telangana. The training would be provided in Seri Culture (silk production) and Goat Farming. The project provides complete training to 100 women to enable them to start their own business in the field. The project plans to provide financial assistance to  these women for tools, plants and goats after successful completion of training. It also plans to support these women for next 18 months
High School Expansion In 2014, we opened our WOH high school in partnership with the Nicaraguan Ministry of Education. Our enrollment has grown steadily for the past 3 years and we are projecting that enrollment will outgrow our facility this year so we need to begin constructing again.  Enrollment 2014 - 77 Students, 3 teachers 2015 - 145 students, 5 teachers 2016 - 210 students, 7 teachers 2017* - 260 students, 9 teachers 2018* - 300 students, 11 teachers *Projections  Our goal is to add 4 new classrooms.