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Low-cost Sanitation for Typhoon Odette Survivors We will replicate the activities we did when Typhoon Haiyan devastated Leyte by providing low-cost pour-flush toilets, water filters and water systems this time for families affected by Typhoon Odette. We will target 1,500 families in the provinces of Southern Leyte and Surigao.
Free Cleft Surgery for 400 Filipino Children Smile Train is dedicated to helping the hundreds of thousands of children in the Philippines who suffer from unrepaired cleft lips & palates with free surgery.  They will have new smiles and new hopes
Rapid Disaster Relief Since 2015 Filters for Families has engaged in relief projects in Nepal, Puerto Rico, Peru, and Malawi. As disasters increase in our Project areas there is a need for rapid deployment of urgent items. We need to stock filter units, washable sanitation pads and baby diapers, formula, whistles, solar lights, hygiene & first aid items, and other materials.  The two week window following a disaster is critical, especially for vulnerable populations without reserves.
Delhi's Homeless need urgent support this winter There are more homeless people in India than the entire population of Mauritius. In fact, if you gathered all of India's homeless people and put them all in a new country, its population would be larger than that of 83 countries. Delhi is homelessness capital with three districts among India's worst six. With the onset of winters in Delhi, these homeless people face life threatening cold climate. IGSSS's Winter Of Hope project is supporting the Delhi's homeless poor to survive harsh winters.
Circle Our World With Love for youth in Nicaragua Get involved! ASAP's 1st annual "Circle Our World With Love" fundraising campaign will help poor families in Nicaragua become self-reliant.  Together, our compassion will reach all the way around the globe - 24,901 miles - and raise $24,901 by September 30th. Just complete a dedication form to register a walk, jog, run,  bike-ride,....you name it! Every mile counts! All funds raised will support ASAP's "Tools For Artisans and Farmers in Nicaragua" project #2183 featured here on Global Giving.
Protecting the Lives of HIV+ Teens AIDS is still the leading cause of death for African teens. In a resource-limited country like Malawi, there is a gap between pediatric and adult health care that leads to HIV+ teens being forgotten. As a result, they face a high risk of stopping treatment and putting their lives at risk. Teens who are not on treatment regularly miss school due to infections. Without access to youth-focused health care, HIV+ teens have become a lost generation. Together, let's be the generation that ends AIDS.
Empowering our American Veterans through Art This project allows Milwaukee Veterans to channel their PTSD feelings by creating sculptures with found objects. The Charles Allis Art Museum offers them a safe place to tell their story through art.
e-Learning for 125 Underprivileged Filipino Youth This project aims to provide e-Learning opportunities for 125 underprivileged Filipino students, including out-of-school youth (OSY) in the slums of Barangay Commonwealth, Quezon City, Philippines.  Access to interactive e-Learning computer center for children right in their neighborhood will help them finish their elementary or high school studies and acquire lifelong learning skills, an effective way in helping them become productive adults, and break away from the vicious cycle of poverty.
Lifesaving Education in Emergency in South Sudan The aim of this project is to provide lifesaving education in emergency and youth-focused life skills vocational training and school feeding program for a total of 3,350 children, that is 1650 displaced children and 1700 children from the host community of both (girls and boys) and 125 adult (60 Teachers and 65 PTAs (men and women) in Upper Nile State. The project will provide training and services in life skills, PSS and child protection in schools, and also provide youth-focused PSS and Life
Half - way House - Damian This project will  build a Half -way House in eastern Slovakia,  to providing  accommodating, social service, assistance ...  for 30 male adults /18-29 years old/ , for a period of 4 years , who we would like to support and assist at a particularly difficult stage in their lives.
Caring for Cambodia's elephants during Covid Help us help elephants! Currently we are caring for 11 retired & rescued elephants at the Elephant Valley Project, while also operating a Mobile Vet Team. Previously reliant on tourism income, ELIE is feeling dramatic cuts in funding due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Funds raised will support the long-term care for elephants, critical vet programs and create resiliency and well-being within the vulnerable indigenous Bunong communities we work with, while the tourism industry recovers.
Healthcare and Water, sanitation and Hygienic The Khowai & Dhalai areas are most family are poor.  Most of the parents are marginal farmer and day labour. Socio-economically it is most backward District of the state.The corona virus outbreak is affecting all of us. But only some of us have access to essential services, Water, hygiene facilities and the safety of our homes. The economic conditions is poor for lack of required infrastructure and inaccessibility of many tribal areas the Districts is still very backward.
Education is our Way for Peace and Democracy This project will help victims of war in Sudan. The problems faced are that there are 3 million children out of schools, public expenditure on services decreased so much recently. To Leave no one behind, our organization Asmaa will try to help in filling this gap by helping illiterate women and girls, children drop outs, and youth to find education and life skills as literacy, bridge schools and vocational training. Education will be accompanied by improving understanding of peace and democracy
Deltona High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Mariana, Anneliz, Daniel, Layla, Lirisbelle from Deltona High School have been working with LI to help create & publicize human rights campaigns for various rights issues in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to connect with local nonprofits in Bauchi to research, document, and advocate for various human rights issues within the area.
Supporting Siblings of Terminally Ill Children This project will provide emotional and practical support to siblings who have a terminally ill brother or sister.
Build A Safe-Space for LGBTIQ+ People in Zimbabwe LGBTIQ+ people in Zimbabwe suffer human rights abuses, homophobic attacks, discrimination and rejection at home, school, workplaces and public healthcare facilities. Homophobia and national laws that criminalise same sex relationships create barriers for LGBTIQ+ community members. Hands of Hope plans to build a safe-space to provide shelter, psycho-social support, school retention programs, vocational skills training and clinical facilities for at-risk LGBTIQ+ people in Zimbabwe.
Empowering women for a better tomorrow Virmani Trust is a not for profit organization and is supported by donations from the Virmani Family, Friends and Corporations like Tata Power-DDL, BSES and ATS Green. The generous support of our donors and sponsors has enabled us to teach approx. 40,000 women to read and write HINDI, ARITHMETIC, and a VOCATION during the last 11 years. After opening 361 centers teaching 21,780 women annually in Delhi, we have ventured to Uttrakhand and have opened 26 centers teaching 1,500 women annually.
Operation Warrior Wellness: TM Heals & Strengthens Operation Warrior Wellness (OWW), a division of the David Lynch Foundation, offers the Transcendental Meditation-based Resilient Warrior Program, a simple, easy-to-learn, evidence-based approach to relieving symptoms of PTSD and major depression and developing greater resilience to stress. The Resilient Warrior Program is an ideal fit for the military community: Evidence-based, simple to learn, easy to practice, confidential and accessible anywhere.
Support southern Africa's future leaders Canon Collins Trust is building a community of change agents across southern Africa who create and use research for social impact. Through our postgraduate and research funding, project grants and international events programme, our unique approach cultivates a space where scholarship and activism meet.
EDUCATE 200 ORPHANS IN MAYUGE DISTRICT The project will support 200 orphans whose parents died of HIV/AIDS. The funds will be used to pay school fees, books, food at school and uniforms. The funds for school fees will be delivered to various schools where individual children go to school and the books and uniforms will be supplied to the children. The project will give an impact by reducing the illiteracy level in the two villages of Lwaabala and Immanyiro in Mayuge District.
Make a Dream Come True for Someone with Epilepsy This project, fondly called Chelsea's Wish, brings families to Epilepsy Awareness Educational Expo and Day at Disneyland each November.  Many families dealing with the stresses of epilepsy/seizures are exhausted, both emotionally and financially.  Many are single-parent or one-income families because of the care needed.  They deserve a break!!!  The Chelsea Hutchison Foundation grants comfort and hope!
Sanitation Program in 13 communities of fungurume Many people in the community are exposed to malaria and other illnesses, due to the unclean environment and lack of proper toilets
Japan Earthquake Disaster Recovery Two years after the April 2016 Kumamoto earthquakes, 1,500 families still remain in temporary housing in Mashiki, Kumamoto.  Living in temporary housing after losing their homes, residents are often prone to isolation and withdrawal, especially the elderly.  Peace Winds has been providing "community building" and "engagement activities" for the families. Peace Winds is also supporting pets and pet owners by assisting shelters and arranging owner visits.
Annual Campaign 2014 ICEC is proud to have helped over 800 children this past year reach their developmental potential and provided their families with the tools and skills they need to parent their special needs child. We wake up every day passionate to "Treat Special Needs with Special Care."  We love what we do, but fulfilling our mission is not possible without the help from people like you - ICEC Friends & Families!   We are asking your help to refurbish, update and enhance our Therapy Clinic.
Die Arche - Leipzig "Making children strong for life!" This slogan neatly sums up how "Die Arche" reaches out to support socially disadvantaged children and young people in inner cities of Germany. Every day, the children we support enjoy a free lunch, get help with their homework and have a chance to participate in meaningful after-school activities.  At "Die Arche", we give children the space they need to discover their potential. We nurture their talent, encourage and facilitate educational achievement.
Nuevas Novelas: Media Literacy to Prevent Violence Telenovelas tend to replicate intimate partner abuse, and this is your invitation to become part of a project that provides young women with the tools to re-envision the world they wish to live in. In our workshop series, thirty (30) young women from South Los Angeles ages 15 - 18 will rewrite scenes from TV shows in collaboration with their counterparts from Guatemala. They will then produce short videos that normalize healthy relationships and later obtain internships with their new knowledge.
Goal Card Program Ensure that children in low-income neighborhoods of Memphis excel in academics, attendance and conduct through this incentive-based program, which also provides its participants financial education and life skills.
Engaging children in climate action: Children not only will have to assume the consequences of a warming planet but also will hold solutions to adapt to a changing environment.  We will educate 1 thousand children using disruptive methods about personal actions to reduce emissions, we will connect them with experts and change makers to inspire their future careers and we will co-create solutions in their schools to reduce emissions in areas such as renewable energy, waste management, mobility, urban agriculture, among others.
Upgrading Compassion Orphanage in Zambia Association for Zambians in Belgium, Pamodzi plans to upgrade a community based orphanage called Compassion Orphanage in Northern Zambia which provides care,  educational, welfare and emotional support for 40 orphans who hail from communities affected by High rates of HIV/AIDS related deaths.
Provide Specialty Formula for Babies in Haiti Babies need proper nutrition and that proper nutrition comes in the form of infant formula that is designed specifically to meet the needs of sick and malnourished children.     Help us provide the right baby formula and we can give these children a chance at life.
Poor Orphan Girls Education Project This project will improve the educational status of 40 orphan poor girls to meet the millennium development goals, formation, and strengthening of girls club. The total budget of this project is $ 10,000.enclosed for a better understanding of the Duration of the Project in the Long term(will be Viewing annually) from August 2021 July 2022.The direct beneficiaries of this project are 40 orphan poor girls in Garowe whereas the indirect beneficiary is their families.
Build 2 Classrooms to Support Disadvantaged Child This project will build two Nursery classrooms for 100 Disadvantaged Children in Bukasa village a poor community to support Early Child Development. Besides providing a strong education foundation, the Nursery School will provide a noon meal to the children since their parents are poor and some stay with their Guardians.
Survivors: a portrait of the Ebola crisis Through the eyes of Sierra Leonean filmmakers, Survivors presents an unforgettable portrait of the Ebola outbreak in West Africa. The team focuses their lens on unfolding stories of Sierra Leonean heroism all around them. Through the courageous stories of local Sierra Leonean nursing staff, volunteers, patients and their families, we see enduring humanity amidst the outbreak.  Banker White and Anna Fitch are collaborating with African filmmakers Arthur Pratt and Lansana Mansaray.
Project  Venue for Resource Centre We are currently looking for a venue to relocate the program as the current one is no longer available in Tobago.  Please, join our 1 million brick campaign where every dollar goes to helping us build a venue to keep the program going to provide support to a wider group of children.    We help students with educational support, including reading programs to assist as reading is a challenge for some of the children in the program, training to help develop their social and emotional skills.
A better life for 60 elderly people in Higuey, DR This project will improve the facilities and therefore the operational efficiency of the Nuestra Senora del Carmen Elderly Home in Higuey, a city located in the eastern region of the Dominican Republic, through the construction and the equipping of a new pavilion, so that it can worthily accommodate 16 new residents that have no where to live and someone who cares for them.  60 male and female elderly people and 15 staff personnel will be benefited
Improve the Lives of Children in Afghanistan With difficult challenges facing the people, especially children and women, Save the Children has worked in Afghanistan for over 20 years with programs in health and education.
Deliver Maternal Health Care in Lombok Lombok, next to Bali, has had serious setbacks in recent years. First a devastating earthquake in 2018, then COVID-19 and the loss of tourism has left the local economy devastated and thousands without homes. People can't afford food, basic goods or healthcare. Many are still living in tents, even 3 years later. Bumi Sehat Lombok operates both a permanent clinic and a mobile health service in the North. The area was already underserved before the quake and healthcare needs are critical.
Operating Expenses for Vision Centre of Women Can Primary survey result in southern areas of Bangladesh 36% and above Village people are sufferings refractive error,at the same time they are not capable to take services with cost. In these circumstances 8 Women Entrepreneur taken a project for providing support to under served people. As a result 2000 people will be benefited directly(vision test,primary health Care&Cataract)in these project period.At the same time Women can-vision centre will be able to self driven project with there revenues.
Drawing a smile for disabled children in Bethlehem Many children in the Bethlehem Refugee camps suffer from several different types of disabilities such as cerebral palsy, autism, west syndrome, down syndrome, speech disability, learning difficulties, and many more. There is a lack of support for them and their families in our area, so we are providing services to rehabilitate and improve their way of living and to achieve self-sufficiency. Ultimately, we want to draw a smile on their faces and boost their confidence for future hopes and dreams.
Assist 10,000 Gender Based Violence Victims in RSA This project will provide 10,000 victims of Domestic and Sexual Violence in South Africa with medico-legal advice, containment counselling, assistance with applying for protection from their intimate partner, educational workshops and HIV testing.
Let's Talk about our Health This project will disseminate information on women's health issues in Tchetchnia (reproductive health, transmission of HIV and other STDs...)  1-Production of 15 video tutorials, each one about a specific health issue, 2-Appropriation of tools by 300 specialists delegated to disseminate the program  3-Dissemination of the program by 500 students, 200 school pupils, more the 90 representatives of the medical community, around 10 journalists and 20 NGO working with women and youth.
Educate after school-underprivilege children-India This project will promote academic success, pay school fees, school kit to under privileged and to tribal children. This project will ensure the children education without drop-out. 241 child labor tribal children who have been mainstreamed also benefitted in this program. Afterschool program, a safe space that support healthy social and emotional development, and promote academic success. Educating the under privileged ultimately will make a change for whole family and future generations.
Gift a Tree on Your Memorable Life Event This project plans to develop 10 plots of leasehold forest with 10,000 trees in southern Nepal by promoting a culture of gifting a tree on birthdays and other memorable life events. Global warming and climate change has become toughest problems of our time. Deforestation and global warming can be reduced by increasing the greenery through plantation by some extent. Given opportunity, many of us will be willing to take action for the solution and handover a better earth to the generation to come.
Help Ghanaian Children Leave the Streets Future of Africa has been providing meals, healthcare, and support to hundreds of children living on the streets of Accra, Ghana since 2015. In 2019, we opened Norviwo Community Centre to provide long-term shelter, food, and a transition to school for the kids we serve. We now hope to accommodate more students at Norviwo by building onto our makeshift facility and purchasing sturdy equipment and educational tools. We seek to end streetism in Ghana by developing leaders with empathy and agency.
Creating 2,000 Jobs  for Jobless Nigerian youths We are training 2,000 Nigerian youths with vocational skill and equip them with necessary tools as a mean of creating Self-reliance Jobs for teaming unemployed Nigerian youths  and women which will definitely save many life against premature death arising from criminal engagement altitude of Jobless youths in search of daily survival. .This project  is targeted at providing Vocational job acquisition for 60,000 youths  over a period of 4 years to better their future.
New Reading Corner for 210 at risk Argentine kids Fundación Leer will develop community capacity to build a Reading Corner, a free and attractive library full of new and culturally approppriate books for 210 at risk children and their families.
Global Coronavirus Response Efforts Providing emergency psychosocial support for health workers; promoting hygiene in high-risk locations; and ensuring vulnerable communities have access to information, resources, and psychosocial support. The need to isolate the infected and those potentially infected can break down the social ties and connections that are particularly necessary in times of crisis, both for logistical preparation and response as well as emotional wellbeing.
Support Sexual Health Education for 12000 Students Through workshops, curricula development, teacher training, advocacy, and youth organizing, YWP will ensure comprehensive sexual health education for DC High School students.
Improve menstrual health for 500 girls in Uganda This project will provide practical resources so 500 adolescent girls in Uganda can manage their periods with confidence and dignity and stay in school after puberty. We will work with faith schools and communities to improve school hand-washing and toilet facilities, and deliver training in menstrual hygiene and puberty education to address the stigma and shame that surround menstruation. We will also provide sanitary packs, including reusable sanitary pads which last for three years.
Warm Fingers, Toes, Water Bowls... and Hearts Care for the caregivers this Giving Tuesday by making sure that the animal care team at VINE Sanctuary has all of the tools and winter gear they need to get through our hardest season.
Boost microbusinesses in Puerto Rico Semillas Incubator changes the lives of people helping them develop entrepreneurial skills to start microbusinesses based on solidarity and social responsibility. Because of current challenges, and to facilitate our services in social distance times, we will start a Virtual Business Training Cycle with 19 workshops on business topics and over 80 hours of one-on-one business consulting to 35 participants. They will increase and strengthen their business knowledge and skills to be successful.
Empowerment of 5000 women in Radhapuram, India 5000 marginalized women including adolescent girls in Radhapuram area, India, will receive capacity-building input including entrepreneurship development training and working capital support.
Nutritional screening of 13500 children in Manzini This project conducts door to door visits in five peri-urban areas in Manzini, weighing all under five year old children subjected to abject poverty; whose mothers are low income earners in Eswatini.
Cat Whitehill helps the SPCA feed pets On a recent Saturday morning, 162 families lined up outside the SPCA to receive pet food from our Pet Food Pantry.These families lined up at 3:30am in the dark and cold to get help feeding their pets.
Build Dormitories so 48 Students Can Go to School In rural Western Nepal, some children walk 8 hours a day to go to school. This causes many to drop out. NYF will build the Grandparenting Homes, dormitories that let students live near their school.
Access to clean water for 2500 villagers in kenya The project will install 8 water hand pumps in Tsiekuru Village. This is in addition to 5 pumps installed in phase I.   2,800 individuals plus 1,500 herds of cattle and 4,000  goats which form the prime livelihood in this arid and semi-arid region will enjoy  access safe drinking water.  Women will be saved from walking long distances, outbreaks of cholera will reduce and young girls will concentrate in their education.
Rehabilitate & Reconstruct Nepal Handicraft Sector This project will help develop handicraft sector in general and undertake rehabilitation of artisans, painters, workers, members of handicraft family and reconstruction cultural heritage sites in particular.