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Horn of Africa Drought and Famine Relief Fund The Horn of Africa is experiencing the worst drought in 60 years. UNICEF has confirmed that over 500,000 children are at risk of death, and the UN says that over 10 million people have been affected so far. This fund will provide immediate emergency disaster and long-term relief to the victims of the drought in Ethiopia, Djibouti, Somalia, Kenya, and Uganda.
Alo, prematuritate! / Hello, prematurity! The project addresses to a serious social problem, found both internationally and especially in Romania, namely, infant mortality and prematurity effects on the newborn and his family. In Romania, 1 in 10 children is born prematurely, so we could help 20.000 children and their families, yearly. We'll give professional advice, information and moral support to parents of premies via free phone line, within the project "Alo, prematuritate! / Hello, prematurity!" (Call Center).
Generation Enterprise (GEN): The Business of Youth GEN is run by a group of visionary, off-kilter & always optimistic young men & women from around the globe. Our Business Lab provides young, low-income & at-risk youth with living wages, business & skills training, benefits, and a career path in our local youth-run businesses. This career path focuses on upward mobility-youth can progress from trainee to employee to manager to owner/operator & have the option of exiting to start their own business with their newly gained skills and experience.
VOCATIONAL TRAINING FOR YOUTH WITH DISABILITY GCRC provides services for children and youth with disability since 2009 (GCRC, 2015) including those who come at the daily bases and for those who stay over the centre.   The aim of these services is to ensure that their talents and abilities are identified, trained to be able to use the skills back to their community.. This includes vocational and community skills such as carpentry, cooking, tailoring, chicken rearing, dairy farming, gardening, leatherwork, safety, shopping etc
Literacy can change the lives of 150 families Brazil is 260 years behind. A recent report by the World Bank, states that Brazilians will need 260 years to reach current OECD's reading results if the current trend persists in the country. How could Brazil grow and deliver a better standard of living to its citizens if education as a whole is so far behind? Your support will help to change this cruel reality for 150 students by helping them to become passionate about reading. Let's help them to write a better ending for their life stories.
Complex & Outreach Facility for Displaced Children Haitian Street Kids, Inc. provides shelter, advocacy, nutritional, educational, legal & medical support to the street kids & runaway restavek slave children of Haiti. Residential & Outreach.
Roaring back: Remove a snare, save a tiger Tigers face a high risk of extinction. Google "tiger in Laos" or "tiger in Cambodia" and see for yourself - it has already happened.  Several areas previously recognized as "source sites" where tiger reproduction was documented a mere decade ago are now devoid of tigers altogether or experiencing rapid declines. With a population of ~500 individuals, Sumatra likely contains ~20-25% of the global number of wild tigers. But indiscriminate snare traps severely hinder Sumatran tiger conservation.
Bringing body confidence education to US schools Be Real USA gives teachers professional development workshops and HECAT-compliant body confidence curriculum for US school health classes and after-school groups. With the help of the regional National Eating Disorders Association's Network Partners, we are working together with local state boards of education to disseminate evidence-based resources.
Protect the brains of unborn children This project aims to increase the supply and intake of iodine in the diet, especially for women who become pregnant. Iodine is critical in the development of the neurological system, and a deficiency of iodine can lead to lifelong irreversible impairment. This means that children are born without their full cognitive potential and are not able to perform as well in school or get secure jobs. The IGN addresses this by working with partners in all countries to develop salt iodization programs.
Indian Youth: from business training to start-up 33 street youth from across India who participated in our Street Business training in March '09 will be given loan funding to start or grow their own small businesses on the path to self-sufficiency.
Let's Stand for 22 Special Children in Siaka The main goal is to support around 20 deaf and blind special children by funding the Siaka School located in western region of Kenya.  Through your help we will be able to provide them with special stationery like braille books, beds and other basic needs therefore those lovely children will have a conducive environment to study which will promote good results. They will not feel stigmatized when they grow up and will find a proper place in the society. Disability is not inability!
Health Care Access Index of Buvuma Islands, Uganda The project plans to map the region of the Buvuma Island and Jinja region within Uganda based on a health care access index across the landscape of the region.  This project will allow for an understand of the health inequality of the region and analyze the root cause of this inequality.
Give  goats to 200 Widows in Uganda. This project will give goats to 200 Widows of the Fumbira Community in Uganda,to improving on their household income.
Help Fund a Skills Center for Orphans in Zambia This project will build a vocational skills training centre for orphans and vulnerable children in Solwezi District of Zambia. This will help provide free education and vocational skills to 200 children orphaned and vulnerable due to HIV and AIDS who hail from the poorest sections of society in Solwezi District. Education has an enormous impact on the child's chances for success in life. The center will offer carpentry, joinery, bricklaying, IT skills, tailoring, and other skills.
Safecast - Japan Radiation Monitoring Safecast is a global project working to empower people with data, primarily by mapping radiation levels and building a sensor network, enabling people to both contribute and freely use the data collected. After the 3/11 earthquake and resulting nuclear situation at Fukushima Diachi it became clear that people wanted more data than what was available. Safecast has been building a radiation sensor network comprised of static and mobile sensors actively being deployed around Japan.
Ashoka Ashoka invests in young people, enabling them to gain access critical resources to support their growth and development as leaders in their schools, communities, and sectors. As we invest in social ventures and innovators around the world, we seek to connect them into a powerful global network.
Support Old Age with Food Groceries IAB has been working for 34 + years in empowering people with visual challenges through education, training, employment, and support services. One of the major programs of IAB support service is providing Food groceries for the visually challenged families which were started in 2015 with just 15 beneficiaries and now it has reached 50 beneficiaries. But still we keep on receiving application from various beneficiaries. Now we are planning to expand the beneficiaries count this year and your sup
Give child labourers an education in Bangladesh This project will give 300 child labourers a foundation in education and support to progress into school or vocational training. The children attend regular learning periods in literacy, numeracy and life skills with specialist community teachers at education centres local to their workplace. They also get medical care, food and time to experience the joy of learning and being a child. In parallel we work with their families to help them out of poverty so they can provide for their children.
Help 240 Refugee children in Burundi get educated Refugee children we assist are innocent victims of armed conflicts and other kind of violence in their home country, the Democratic Republic of Congo. When survive their families flee to neighboring countries and are unable to meet their basic needs, including education. The AMV since 2006 has set up an Emergency  Education structure in Bujumbura, which benefit more than 200 children each year. The AMV is convinced that Education is the only way to help these kids overcome their future challenge
Rescue and Conserve Mission Taiz Zoo Taiz, Yemen An ongoing civil war has left both people and animals in a lifeboat situation in Yemen. A Lion's Heart has dedicated itself to care for a war torn zoo of almost 300 animals trapped. They have no one else and cannot be moved. We provide all life's essentials including food, water, vitamins, veterinarian supplies and care, hygiene. Without these essentials, all animals would die.  Our goal would be to meet these needs and go further by replacing all substandard enclosures providing more jobs.
Safe Spaces for Children Impacted by Peru Floods Flooding has been plaguing Peru since December causing massive destruction. We have officially launched a response program to focus on cleaning out affected schools, constructing temporary learning centers, mobilizing local volunteers, and mucking out homes. Over 1,000 children have been displaced from their learning spaces and our volunteers will work to clean out those schools and construct temporary learning centers so children can gain back some normalcy.
Rescuing children from a life on the streets The Kaya Center provides education, counseling, family support, and life skills training to children on the streets in La Paz, Bolivia, giving them a chance to reinvent their futures.
Build 27 Rescue Kennels for Stray Dogs in India TOLFA Animal Hospital & Shelter rescues over 4,000 animals from the streets of India every year. We provide vital medical care and attention to sick & injured ownerless animals.  With over 30 rescue calls daily we need more space at our hospital.  Help us build another block of 27 rescue kennels to house street dogs in urgent need of medical care and love. *UPDATE* We met our initial target! Thank you! We are now raising funds to FEED the dogs that will be in these new kennels for 12 months.
Empower Nepali Survivors of Human Trafficking Coordinated almost entirely by survivors themselves, this project provides paralegal training and stipends for human trafficking survivors to pursue higher education and internship opportunities.
Afterschool programs for 1000 OrphanYouth in Kenya Tusome Initiative will help 1000 children and youth aged 13yrs -21yrs in informal settlements in Kenya with academic support by providing after school programs to develop relevant skills and knowledge to promote sustainable development. The three thematic clubs of Tusome will be, Innovation: that equips kids with basic problem-solving skills, creative arts club that aims to develop art and music talents through coaching and sports club that aims to develop athletics skills.
Economic empowerment of 51 families in Medellin Our project, Huertas Urbanas (Urban Gardens), provides 51 families (300+ ppl)--many forced to leave behind homes and livelihoods to escape rural violence--a stable income from the sale of produce, as well as a personal food source. Additionally, we prevent violence and crime in Comuna 8 by ensuring economic security for impoverished families and reclaiming neglected spaces where violence can brew. The presence of gardens also cultivates feelings of security, coexistence, and community pride.
Help 15 Girls in Bali Graduate From High School Many girls living in poverty may stop going to school, so they can work to help their parents and provide foods for their families, which leaves them without literacy and numeracy skills they need to further their careers. YKIP plans to provide a 3-year scholarship for 15 girls from disadvantaged families in Bali to complete their 12-year education and graduate from senior high school. The scholarship cost will include school fees, uniform, school supplies, daily allowances, and a workshop.
Help for children victims of violence in Bosnia The Day-care Center for Children in Banjaluka, Bosnia and Herzegovina, is a place for children aged 0-18 years, victims of violence, or which are found in begging and vagrancy, as well as children who are at risk of the living and/or working on the street. Our goal is prevention of violence against children and human trafficking for labor exploitation, that has a global social impact, because it reflects the individual's health, groups and entire population, and the state security as a whole.
Access to quality education in Magugu, Tanzania Children walk up to 7km per day to go to school in the village of Magugu, Tanzania. Let's build a secondary school with various classrooms so that children from the village and its surroundings can go to school everyday and be in good learning conditions ! We will also raise awareness on the benefits of education by organising workshops with children and their parents on educational and professional opportunities.
construction of a library for 800 people in uganda We plan to  construct a 2 storeyed  community library  using plastic bottles as a way of educating children as well as   cleaning and improving the sanitation of the dirty community, there is  plastic bottles  everyone  so we want to show them that waste can be turned into something  valuable. this will be the 1st community library in Bukomansimbi district which has a population of more than 200,000 people
SUPPORT 150 GIRLS FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL IN CONGO Our project plans to provide support to 150 girls by providing them with necessitous means to have access to education and fight the extreme poverty in which congolese rural women are living .
OVD-Info: stop political persecutions in Russia OVD-Info is an independent media project on human rights and political persecutions in Russia. We provide and coordinate legal assistance in cases related to the restrictions of freedom of peaceful assembly and study the emerging problems this helps both to develop tactical solutions for today, and to lay the foundation for future changes. By donating to OVD-Info, you contribute both to the support of specific people and to changing the whole picture of human rights observance in Russia.
Braille books for 4000 visually challenged kids This project provides Braille books for 4000 visually challenged students in South India.This will help them become independent and own personal copies of the books as that is lacking now.This will help in widening their horizons and gaining immense knowledge. Indian Association for the Blind (lAB),based in Madurai, South India, is a well-known non-profit organization working at the grass roots level for education, employment and rehabilitation of people with visual challenges from rural areas.
1 - 2 Million Trees a Year in Uganda's Countryside Organic Perspectives wants to set up 40 community-run tree nurseries, each producing 25,000 trees per season (twice a year) as to plant 2,000,000 trees per year in Uganda's drastically deforested countryside (Kamuli and Buyende districts). 

The project is part of our 'three-pronged project approach' which integrates agroforestry, waste-to-energy and organic gardening.
Clean Water for the Kibera School for Girls! Every 20 seconds a child dies from a preventable water-borne illness: that's 1.5 million preventable deaths each year. Shining Hope for Communities' Clean Water Project includes the largest clean water access point in the Kibera slum. It is providing safe drinking water to the Kibera School for Girls, and over 2,000 households in Kibera. Not only are we creating a more stable supply of water for the community, it is also preventing the waterborne illnesses we see everyday at our health clinic.
Maternal Hospital Opening in Iganga, Uganda The brand new Hearts 4 Africa Maternal Hospital will serve a densely populated area where 700,000 people are living in extreme poverty. According to The World Bank, the Iganga region has the highest rates of maternal mortality in all of Uganda. Plans for the brand new facility include private delivery rooms, an operating theatre, water wells, and even a chapel and clinic to serve the greater community. $25,000 is all we need to complete our first building and begin offering maternal healthcare.
Community Training Center We are in the process of constructing and equipping an ADDITIONAL community center for the youth and mothers of the 35,000 person village of Chivoc that have overcome chronic malnutrition and could otherwise be victims of human trafficking. This project will initially serve 600 mothers and children in a center that includes a kitchen, bakery, confectionery, hair salon, carpentry, tool shop, medical center, and technology center for the training and the benefit of this disenfranchised community.
Dignity for displaced women and girls in Lebanon Women and girls displaced by armed conflict suffer most from not having suitable accommodation or access to a bathroom and fresh water.  Many live in shared shelters or abandoned buildings without a change of clothing or the means to attend to their hygiene needs.   A lack of sanitary pads and clean underwear prevents women and girls from going out and can also cause infections and skin disease. The project will provide clothing and a supply of sanitary pads to restore dignity and well-being.
Transform lives of 85 child laborers in India HEARDS helps them to provide joyful and activity based learning methodology of education for children who are affected by worst forms of child labor and child trafficking, to enable them recover and regain hope.
Send a Girl to High School with a Bicycle Gift This project plans to support a bicycle each for higher secondary education of 1000 poor girls (6-12 std.) in southern Nepal where they are forced to walk at least 4-12 KM for nearest higher secondary school. A bicycle in hand, a girl is more secure on the way, regular in school, saves time & energy for better performance that help feel the gap of pass out percentage between boys and girls. Her continuous engagement in school means less chances of her being victims of child marriage at home.
Reel Camps for Girls Most of mainstream media continues to fail our girls, severely limiting their hopes and aspirations. The Reel Camps for Girls in Honolulu are intensive filmmaking and media literacy programs where girls learn about the skills and tools of filmmaking, unleash their creativity, build confidence, and initiate a long-term individual transformational journey from passive recipients of content that others create, to active creators and makers of their own stories.
Free 300 girls from child marriage in South Sudan. Community Initiative for Development Organization (CIDO) plans to equip one secondary school to provide free education for 300 girls in Jonglei State, South Sudan who are war-traumatized, poor and at risk of forced child marriages after completing primary school. The project will engage volunteer teachers and provide teaching and learning materials (books, school uniforms, school bags and re-usable sanitary wear for the girls) including psychosocial support, mentoring and life skills training.
Monthly food expenses for 26 elders in our home 26 neglected elderly are provided by food, nutrition, health, recreation, safe accommodation and counseling. It gives safe accommodation, food, health and free of isolation and mentally they are freed from the burden and isolation. Till death they are cared and then funeral is done in their religious belief in death.
Coronavirus Safe Education Initiative The Philippines has thousands of seafarers and Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) which might carry the novel corona-virus back to their home-place and spread the contagion. The virus emanates from Wuhan, China and is now spreading worldwide. This project will educate local people by means of leaflets, social media and small meetings on how to detect symptoms, what to do in order to prevent transmission and how to practice health precautions when a case starts to appear and infect people.
Suppport children with tuberculosis from Ilisua Children with tuberculosis in Ilisua are coming from poor families and have the basic needs not fulfilled. Most of the children are at high risk to get sicker and die. Families cannot provide food, sanitation, proper shelter. For this reason children live in the hospital , from there they get to school. Unfortunately , the state itself provide not too much for the children. They have 2 dollars per day for food, sanitation , educational materials. Ecce Homo come in support of basic needs.
Philippines Floods Response On August 6, the Tropical Storm Haikui brought two days of heavy rains that caused massive flooding and landslides throughout the capital city of Manila in the Philippines. Over 800,000 people were evacuated from their homes and 250,000 people  moved into emergency shelters. Some 2 million people live in informal settlements in high risk areas along river beds that are prone to flooding. Architecture for Humanity is committed to helping communities in Manila rebuild. You can help.
Fulfil vision for multipurpose street kids centre This project will provide the funds to purchase a site which will become a multipurpose support centre for vulnerable children&families at risk of breakdown -a safe place for street children to eat, access clean water, play & be listened to; family& community support for families on the edge; life skills training for former street children as well as parents of children without an income. Providing families with an income could be the key to preventing their children ending up on the streets.
BRING GIRLS BACK TO SCHOOL AFTER COVID-19 IN KENYA This project will keep marginalized rural  girls  in school and support wages and stipends for teachers and support staff from January 2021 when schools reopen.  Riley Orton Foundation will provide the girls with 3 nutritious meals a day, books, personal hygiene materials including free sanitary pads, school uniforms and all they need to grow and thrive. The project will also offer 10 scholarships to high school girls and life skills & reproductive health and rights education to 500 rural girls.
Georgetown Visitation Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Sydney, Marie, Maya, and Jules 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, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Make Every Dream Count Make Every Dream Count will provide continuous programming for the 25,000 middle school and high school students in SW Washington. This will be their opportunity to find their desired profession through coursework, literacy, and engagement. We focus on youth adolescent intervention to prevent poor choices, unhealthy relationships, failing out of school, teenage pregnancy, and a healthy lifestyle.
Educational toys for South African street children The new preschool program at the Delft South housing project ensures children no longer enter grade school far behind their wealthier peers.  Educational toys will help them gain necessary skills.
Pigs and Goats: Haitian Bank Accounts In rural Haiti, wealth is measured in pigs and goats. Help families out of poverty by buying pigs and goats for them to raise. The income means a full belly, school for kids and hope for the future.
Choirs To Improve English Literacy of 600 Children The ISIPHETHU SOTHUKELA LEGACY Project has demonstrated that initiating a choir in schools of impoverished areas can effect up to 40% improvement in English Literacy. This project focuses on leadership development of principals and empowers music teachers  to become skilled conductors of  well-disciplined choirs. The Siyacula ("We Sing") Music Festival  celebrates progress annually in a joint concert with project partners, while participation in ABRSM Choral examinations is strongly encouraged.