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Eco-Friendly Rice: Helping People and Planet Over 100,000 farmers in Cambodia, Madagascar and Sri Lanka are profitting from a new way of growing their rice that doubles and triples yields. This method uses less water, seeds and chemicals.
Promote afforestation to improve climate change Philadephia Foundation shall pay community men and women to plant 25,000 trees (of different species) in all farms owned by peasant farmers that are along river banks covering water springs and bare mountains where there are source of rivers in Balaka district .These trees shall prevent soil erosion that is taking place along Mulunguzi river.  The species of trees planted shall assist to combat climate change through permanent capturing of 25,000 tons of CO2.
Fund a mobile school to provide education in India The mobile school will help with two projects. 

1. To bring teachers and educational resources to children living in isolated communities. These villages have no permanent school building and the majority have never attended school. This project aims to create school going habits in young people from these communities. 

2. Equip a group of young boys living in a destitute boy's home with skills, knowledge & time to find decent employment, once they are 18.
Give Child Refugees A Chance The Syrian war, now in its seventh year, has taken an extraordinary toll on civilians, forcing over 5.6 million citizens to flee their own country and internally displacing even more. More than half of these refugees are children. Research shows children impacted by war and crisis suffer long-term emotional, psychological, and physical health issues. We are dedicated to bringing trauma-informed programs to these children to help minimize these effects. Join us in giving child refugees a chance.
Help offset school fees for 300 poor children CREATA seeks to reduce vulnerability of 500 girls and boys in Migori County to domestic violence, sexual abuse and endemic poverty through education and sports.
Ethno Cambodia Ethno workshops are international celebrations of music, culture and heritage. For 1 week, young musicians from around the world convene and teach each other music and songs from their hearts and homes. The first-ever Ethno Cambodia will bring young people from around the world with a passion for sharing traditional music to Siem Reap. It will focus especially on bringing together musicians from the Mekong region, where many young artists lack opportunities for cultural exchange and mobility.
Acrobatics for Children in Kayole Given an extremely high population of local children there is very little public space in Kayole for children to recreate or learn skills. This leaves them idling on the streets and getting into all sorts of troubles. Matata Acrobats hold afterschool & holiday programs for teaching children as young as 8 to perform acrobatic maneuvers. Human towers, flips, juggling, riding unicycles form part of the everyday sessions. The children learn valuable life skills also including teamwork & perseverance
School renovation for 1,700 children in Nigeria The Amuro/Mgbom Community Primary and Secondary School is located between two villages in the state of Ebony. Around 1,700 children from different villages attend the school. The situation in the classrooms is awful: several classes in one room, extremely hot, very limited equipment, broken walls and roofs. The school complex consists of 10 buildings, which will be refurbished over time. In addition we modernize the school kitchen, establish water supply and toilets and equip the classrooms.
Buying books to stock a library in Kibera This Project is meant to furnish a Library with resources in Little Rock ECD Center in Kibera Kenya.  The goal is to add resources in the library and increase the ratio of books to child from 1:3 to 1:1. Resources available in the library currently are limited, from books to furniture to administration staff. The goal of this project is to create an environment in the school library that can provide  and enable the children with resources that will help them expand their knowledge base.
Uplifting Teen Mothers in Kenya The project seeks to identify,rehabilitate and empower 200 teen mothers to enable them access economic and educational opportunities through training and skills-building
Help Khmer Social Workers Care for Foster Children MRO owns three second-hand cars to provide transport and reintegration services to orphans and vulnerable children in Cambodia, including those cared for in our Emergency Foster Care program and those rescued from abusive situations.  The cars (a 2001 Toyota Land Cruiser, a 2001 Toyota Highlander and a 1999 Kia Visto) carry out on average 178 missions per year to help about 850 vulnerable children. These cars are becoming unsafe to drive, and new ones are needed to continue our life-saving work.
Educating young blind children for a better future Your child is visually impaired. What is the right thing to do? Where do you find help?   Upon diagnosis of the visual impairment, parents are often in shock and needed time to come to terms with the situation. At St. Nicholas' Home, parents of visually impaired children are encouraged to join the Early Intervention Programme (home-based) to help them to understand, garner support and receive counselling to help them cope with the trauma, emotions and challenges of caring for their children.
Empower 100 Child Brides in Pakistan More than one-third of maternal deaths in Pakistan occurred among child brides ages of 14 and 17 years. Child marriage endangers girls' lives and limits their potential to get empowerment. Jaag Welfare Movement will provide education, skill, healthcare and gathered them in vibrant groups in rural areas of South Punjab for empowerment. This initiative will also be the collaborative & integrated approach to end child marriage by awareness raising and advocacy for change in laws and policy.
Emergency Peace: Rapid Funds for Local Response This project will provide micro grants to volunteer District Peace Committees (DPCs) in over 30 districts of Somalia to support their reconciliation efforts. The project, by helping DPCs respond to conflict rapidly, will ensure early action to prevent escalation of disputes that may lead to violent conflict. DPCs already respond to issues related to gender-based violence, property disputes, and clan conflicts. They provide mediation, community dialogues, and conflict prevention activities.
COVID-19 Response for Displaced Communities There are growing fears of the substantial human impact with the arrival of COVID-19 within particularly vulnerable populations across Africa and Asia. Refugee and displaced communities do not have the luxury of safe space, clean water, soap, or medical care should they become sick. This is where Peace Winds is assisting communities in some of the world's poorest countries, utilizing our expertise in sanitation and hygiene promotion, community education & health worker training.
Creating Dignified Jobs for 110 Artisans in Kenya Imani Collective is a socioeconomic empowerment program focused on creating dignified jobs and taking a holistic approach to empowerment. We care about the whole person and want to ensure that they get adequate training to be able to excel in this life. Along with training, we offer free childcare, food program, literacy classes, business trainings and weekly bonuses/incentives for quality and performance. We strive to daily remind our artisans they are loved and worthy to live their best lives.
Sea and Joy for Children in Need in Ukraine Help us make the last leap and open Wellness Camp for vulnerable children! Way Home team has done a great job. A 2-storey equipped big house was built near the sea. Every year, up to 120 children in difficult life circumstances will rest and strengthen their health for free, swim and undergo a socialization program. However, for the first specialized camp for vulnerable children in Ukraine to receive guests this summer, we need to complete the interior finishing works and improve the territory.
TOTAL RECALL OF 50 HIGH SCHOOL DROP-OUTS IN OTUAN, Based on the recognisance survey and the visibility study done, through our ONE-ON-ONE questionaring by our field officers, the following where observed;   There is a deliberate student drop out from schools, which are not failure or illness related.Particularlly at the SENIOR HIGH ENTRY LEVEL.The drop out rate is increasing with marginal level.  The drop out trend is not peculiar to any gender,most is not at the instance or interest of the student,So the need  to re-inject them back to school.
Build dreams! Send Cambodian Students to College! Few Cambodian students go on to college. For years we have nurtured and urged Kasumisou Foundation programs' students to dream of college. Now dreams are coming true! We started with 4 brand new High School grads from our Rural Assistance Program. Now there we have 12 students entering college and more on the way. All dared to dream of college. It's taken years to get these kids through school. Help us send them to college. Let's build some dreams by providing scholarships to help these kids!
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Justin, Arjun, and Ethan have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to train local entrepreneurs. Through this, vulnerable men and women will develop capacities in vocational & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Microloans For Poor Women (Widows) in Uganda This project will Provide micro-loans, business trainings and technical support to struggling 300 poor women (Widows)  in Northern Uganda, empowers them to start small businesses and create a better life for their families. The borrower's priorities for the use of their profits  from the business are; Better nutrition, Healthcare and  paying school fees for their children (Orphans).
Keep Children Off Street and In School Children of beggars need not beg. We help them escape poverty by providing them world class education along with free food and transportation.
30 Hour Famine Act-Rescue Vulnerable Children Now! With donors' dedication in this 30 years, World Vision Taiwan are not only able to create miracles for children, but also spread love to all over the world. In 2019, we focus on rescuing the most vulnerable children from vulnerable countries, such as Syria, South Sudan, Central African Republic. In addition to emergency relief, we continue its work through water, food aid, health and nutrition programs to help vulnerable children, as well as responding to families facing special circumstances.
Restoration of habitat and home in Rio Pachine The Mixe indigenous community of Rio Pachine suffered severe damage from the September 2017 earthquakes.  In addition, the dirt floor on which the houses, streets and courtyards are located, has been deeply cracked. Due to its geological formation, this land accumulates risks of collapse, destroying new or rebuilt houses.  In order to safely rebuild the houses on the same area, it is necessary to adapt the area for any other natural incidents, such as heavy rainfall or other earthquakes.
Support Ugandan Grandmothers Left to Care This project will help improve older people's ability to earn income while also meeting needs in emergencies such as distribution of insecticide-treated mosquito nets, blankets, mattresses, clothing and education support for the orphaned children under their care
Provide Education for Talented Roma Children We believe that all children should have access to education, because knowledge gives them power to change their future. That's why we support Roma children coming from very poor social conditions. We want them to know that their life and dreams are as important as others. With your help we can create a new generation of Roma- educated, hardworking, confident and proud. Our know-how is simple- we give them a chance.
Empower 30 Young South African Leaders Our Futsal Academy in Stellenbosch, South Africa is a safe space for equipping & empowering at-risk boys to become transformational young leaders. Throughout the year 30 boys receive education outside the classroom, futsal coaching, & academic support. Our curriculum is accredited by Coaches Across Continents. We bring the curriculum to life through purposeful play activities. Our relationship-based approach has demonstrated clear impact over the last 8 years.
Empower Cambodian Children with Education This project will provide quality education to nearly 2000 Cambodian children experiencing poverty and will also combat the diverse barriers to education by providing supportive services like food, healthcare, childcare, etc. to ensure the community can thrive.
Books for Akaa 100 students need textbooks to learn at the rural Asiafo Amanfro Community School. Classroom sets will allow students to better understand and actively engage in their curriculum in order to continue their educational opportunity.
Community Reforestation in Southern Belize Through this project, Ya'axche will target seven rural and remote villages of southern Belize through hands-on community education and reforestation of shade and native fruit trees around schools, community areas and homes. Not only will communities become more resilient to climate change due to the ecosystem services trees provide, but nutrition can be improved and livelihoods diversified through the fruit and value-added products from such trees.
Green Livelihood Support for 150 Farmers in Muyuka The presence of large multinational plantations and small holder cash crop plantations in Fako Division have led to massive loss of forest and the disappearance of most timber and Non Timber Forest Products (NTFPs) tree species. This project wants to raise more than 5000 seedlings of timber and NTFPs as livelihood support material to 150 local farmers in the Owe and Ikata Villages of the Muyuka sub division. These seedlings will serve for farm integration, income and forest regeneration
Found a Library for 250 Mayan Kids in Guatemala From Books to Brilliance (FBTB) will create a library at Kajib' No'j, a bilingual and bi-cultural Mayan school founded over two decades ago in Momostenango, Guatemala.  FBTB will provide a rich supply of literature and educational materials aligned with school's requests.  Purchased in Guatemala City, these resources will expose 250 kindergarten to tenth grade students to a larger world, one full of possibilities.
E-WISE- Empowering Women Into Sustainable Earnings We have been working with women petty traders in Benin City, Edo State; South, South region of Nigeria  since 1991. We have built and now running a creche/pre-school facility for market women traders. We now found the need to further support these women with business and financial skills,  one-on-one business mentoring sessions and access to affordable credit to grow their businesses. We have planned to successfully empower 50 women traders annually.
FOUR PAWS FOUR PAWS is the global animal welfare organisation for animals under human influence, which reveals suffering, rescues animals in need and protects them. Our vision is a world in which humans treat animals with respect, empathy and understanding.
Protect Ambue Ari Wildlife Sanctuary from Fire Help protect CIWY's Ambue Ari Sanctuary and its wildlife! The 2020 fire season was devastating -- you helped us protect all the rescued animals in CIWY's care, but the fires destroyed over 400 hectares of Ambue Ari's land. We need to better protect this crucial wildlife habitat from the increasingly severe Amazon fires.
Cultural Center for Earthquake Victims in Ecuador Help build a Cultural Center in Don Juan, a fishing village struck by Ecuador's 7.8 earthquake.  A seismic resistant building will house a library, computer center and training areas for 1200 villagers left homeless by the quake. We currently gather in a precarious bamboo structure called "the Library."  Children come to do homework, browse encyclopedias and read. For them, the library is interesting, entertaining and provides a safe haven from grim situations caused by the housing emergency
Renewable energy to rebuild villages in Nepal The NGO atmosfair will provide families, schools and health centres in two earthquake struck villages northeast of Kathmandu with solar lanterns, solar home systems and efficient cookstoves. Being forced to live and work in temporary shelters until the end of the monsoon season, those energy devices will improve the earthquake victims' living conditions, study opportunities and health treatment.
FoodSecurity & Community Banking-Manyenje/Mwandika The project in Manyenje and Mwandika will create farming groups, which strengthen the unity of the farmers in the communities. It will train the farmers in business skills, which will enable them being able to stand on their own and remove the dependence syndrome. Resource mobilization a strong part that the project will focus on to train the 351 farmers on using natural resources. The project facilitates  market linkage of Community banking groups established to facilitate financial skills
Real Work - People with Intellectual Disabilities RECA  COLOMBIA builds bridges to facilitate the incorporation of people with intellectual disabilities into the work force in a natural and long-term manner, reducing discrimination and isolation. 2 Million people in Colombia live with  intellectual disabilities and they need opportunities to be included in society. Our project aims to include 45 colombians with intellectual disabilities into Real Work For Real Pay improving their lives and those of their families.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, high school students April, Kristen, Sophia, Shreshta, and Elisabeth 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.
Elder Women in CA Lead Change for Healthy Aging Help build the capacity of diverse elder women and their allies to advocate for change that affects their health and well-being, and the broader community, by supporting the Elder Women's Initiative.
Fighting the Poverty This project will support the reduction of poverty, family violence, the causes of alcoholism and drug addiction and also prevention of civil disobedience.
A Covid free Bwaise slum The project will distribute 70 tip-tap water cans in the slums of Bwaise to help reduce the spread of Covid 19, raise awareness on the importance of hand washing and the ways of spread and preventive measure in the local language will been done door to door.
Feeding the Brain and Stomach at Cambodia schools To conquer hunger and the 'digital divide', we expand our projects to reach all our 250 schools; a vegetable garden to provide school meal and Internet access to leapfrog the villagers.
Help 200 Orphans get Health Insurances in Tanzania Community Development Watch (CODEWA) plans to provide health insurance cards to help orphans and vulnerable children in Tabora -Tanzania to get free hospitalization and treatment for one year.  This project will cover all hospitalization and treatments for free in all public and private hospitals in Tanzania. It will enable orphans to stay healthy, feel safer and increase their school attendance to get better results.
Urgent Appeal to Support Wassim Hassino Hospital This is an urgent campaign to sustain the services of Wassim Hassino Hospital in Northwest Syria that monthly reaches 3000-5000 beneficiaries who are mostly from women, children and elderly people.    Imagine an entire community without the ability to receive necessary medical treatment. How much would the burden of the diseases cost them?
Protect Cambodian Children from Brain Injury In Cambodia, more people die from road injury than from Malaria, Dengue Fever, and Landmines/UXOs combined. 6 people die and 17 people are seriously injured on Cambodia's roads each day. This project provides the most vulnerable road users, children, with quality helmets, equips them with safety knowledge and skills, and engages them in innovative road safety activities. These interventions ensure that students always wear helmets on the road, allowing them to grow up to pursue their dreams.
Indonesia Volcano Relief Fund Mount Semeru, a volcano in Indonesia, has erupted, leaving at least 14 people dead and displacing communities in East Java. This relief fund will support emergency aid like food, water, medicine, and shelter. After initial needs are met, the fund will transition to provide long-term assistance as needed. All donations to this fund will exclusively support relief and recovery efforts in the region.
2000 Trees To Save Community Water Source in Abuja Kpanyi-Kpanyi village in Gosa along Airport Road in Abuja, houses over 300 households, borders Gosa River. Though located within the Federal Capital City,lacks access to portable source of water. Cases of blood in the urine have been reported from usage of Gosa River.The suitable streams are rapidly drying up due to excessive cutting of  trees protecting the water shed for fuel wood. Planting of 2000 trees along the water cause will save the suitable streams serving the community from drying up
Homeless Animals Hospital The Homeless Animals Hospital is a new project launched by Romania Animal Rescue to provide veterinary help for homeless animals as well as for pets of the impoverished people in Romania.  Homeless Animals Hospital project was awarded "Project of the Month" by GlobalGiving following a visit by their representative in February 2015.
School Rehabilitation & Maintenance Program A big part of our efforts in Nicaragua is to make sure that all local children from pre-school through to the end of high school have access to local education. To support this effort we have either built or restored 7 schools over the past 9 years but there is still work to be done. Each year we choose one community and one local school to focus our efforts on. Once completed we take on a maintenance and support role with the school ensure that it remains in excellent condition.
Computer Education to the Rural Poor Children Promote Computer Literacy for rural School Children
Educating Eliminating Child Labor in Brick Kilns One of the important sectors of child labour neglected is the child labour in brick industries.  More than 30,000 children are working in brick industries nearby districts of Chennai city.  Being migrant laborers their problems are worse than many other child laborers.   This project will conduct bridge school for child labour children and enroll them in formal school nearby brick kilns. 300 working children in the age group of 6 to 14 will benefit from this centre.
Teacher Tools Teacher tools help keep U.S. children learning. Early childhood programs stocked with markers, crayons, puzzles, construction paper and books provide U.S. children with the tools they need to start strong.
Bringing Quality of Life to Adopted Orphan Child Its a gloomy picture of society seeing day to day worsening situation of street or orphan children in Pakistan. These children are treated badly. When a child in Pakistan loses his/her father their chances for survival steeply decrease. In order to stay alive, these children and their mothers, often resort to begging or stealing. Drug abuse is not uncommon. Most horrifyingly, without sufficient parental or governmental protection, these children are forced to work as prostitutes or slaves
VoteSmart: A political debate for 50 young leaders This project provides 40 young leaders the opportunity to meet with nominees for presidents/representatives of main political parties in Costa Rica towards 2010 national elections.