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Supporting of Underprivileged  Children in Nigeria Supporting education of Underprivileged children in Nigeria is a area of concern of Sahawa Youth Development Organization. This project helps 825 underprivileged children studying at Sahawa International Schools by settling their fees, provision of books, uniform, science laboratories  equipments, shoes and writing materials. Students benefited by this project can focus on their studies without any worries. The goal of this project is to provided good and quality education for Underprivileged.
Provide a safe place for kids in rural Colombia 60 children between the ages of 6 and 12 will have a safe place were they can learn about the territory they inhabit,  how they can protect it and make a sustainable use of its resources.
Breathe Hope - Provide Nebulizers that Save Lives Poor air quality. Poverty. Limited medical resources. These conditions are on the rise around the world, causing respiratory disease to skyrocket - especially among children. In the United States, most nebulizers cannot be returned for reuse. Global Links - a not-for-profit medical recovery organization - collects those used nebulizers, checks them, provides supplies such as masks and tubing, and sends them to the people and communities that need them the most.
Educate 200 Children Near Ranthambore, India Gramin Shiksha Kendra Uday Community School, Jaganpura provides quality, activity-based education for 200 children from 5 villages on the fringe of Ranthambore National Park.  Our proximity to the park is key: the children are connected with wildlife through their backyard, schoolyard, and beyond.  GSK believes that schools are an extension of the community and the Uday Community School, Jaganpura is run by the community.
California Wildfire & Mudslide Relief for Children Montecito, California has been devastated by mudslides, claiming lives and destroying homes. This is a complication resulting from the massive wildfires that raged just a few short weeks ago in Montecito and other areas around Los Angeles.  When we think about disaster recovery, we tend to think about hunger, homes, and water. Diapers are an often overlooked, yet so crucial basic need. This fund will provide diapers and basic hygiene items at no cost to those devastated by wildfire and mudslide.
Orphans into foster families in Cambodia In Cambodia, there are an estimated 16,500 children living in orphanages. A third of these children are living in unregulated orphanages, exposing them to significant risks. The pandemic has the potential to vastly increase the number of children in orphanages. This project will help orphanages across the country to develop family placement programmes, whereby they can move children out of the orphanage and into local foster families where they will be nurtured to reach their full potential.
Improve Lives of 90 Special Needs Boys in India The Institute of Mentally Handicapped Boys is a government-run Home for 90 boys with special needs, most of whom have been abandoned by their families. U&I partners with the State to ensure that each of the boys has access to a hygienic environment and individualized therapy. U&I employs full-time staff, including care givers, speech and physiotherapists and special needs teachers to ensure that these children are given the resources and care to live a productive life.
Vocational Training for 200 Slum Students. Agriculture as primary occupation of citizens, India, a leading democracy, has been striving to create new avenues for livelihood. The gap between reality and aspirations is so wide that it requires the contribution of service groups and associations towards the upliftment of neglected sections of the society. In this context our organization has undertaken service programs.
Helping Vulnerable Families during COVID 19 This pandemic has shown us that education is vital as many children today cannot go to school. As many of you know, we had to suspend classes at our daycare and preschool to ensure the safety of our students, staff, and families.  Thankfully, our program has continued through distance learning. But, parents have had to dedicate their time to educating their children instead of working. Because of this, our families are in desperate need of additional support during this quarantine.
Aid to Refugees of Taal Volcano, Floods, COVID-19 Since January 2020, thousands of families in the Philippines have been displaced by Taal Volcano, typhoons, fires, floods, and Covid-19 infections. Asia America Initiative and our partners are providing emergency food, water, tarp shelters, blankets, hygiene, face masks, and basic health care items for 2,000 displaced families and first-responders.  We have provided 4 tons of relief supplies. Your donation will assist us in affected communities to inspire hope for the homeless.
End 8 years Blackout for 2 Villages in Nigeria Imagine living and surviving in a community without power supply. Learning is difficult, access to basic medical care is limited, businesses hardly make enough profit to make ends meet and homes are in the dark at night. The Rural Power-Up Project will provide clean power supply in the form of Solar power to 200 homes, 5 health facilities, 50 SMEs and schools in South-west Nigeria, which have been cut off from the national grid for over 8 years.
GILLIAN SABATIA FOUNDATION HOSPITAL CARE and HOME During a single illness espisod sickness of older patients are often treated in multiple distinct sites including the emergancy room, ICU unit a general medical Floor and a skilled nursing facility.Such changes in pysician, in nursing care rewriting orders,and physical dislocation change and this can affect Outcomes  of the Treatment.Partial solution include a Team Approach to care,electronic medical records.GSF shall serve more than 100000 serve each year by offering Health and Food from 65 yrs
Let it flow! Menstrual hygiene for colombian girls 5 out of 10 girls and women in Colombia do not have access to products and information on menstrual hygiene. As a way to strengthen our sexual and reproductive health programs for girls and women from our communities, we want to focus on this issue. With your support, we want to bring more information on menstrual hygiene to our participants, and deliver useful kits containing basic hygiene tools and alternative menstrual products with low environmental impact.
Cycling & Sports for Palestinian Children in Gaza Successive Israeli attacks on Gaza have traumatized children and caused psychological problems. Physical activity improves mental and physical health. The Big Ride is teaming up with MECA to raise funds for a new sports program in Gaza schools.
Pope Francis Center COVID-19 Response The Pope Francis Center provides life saving services with love and dignity for the homeless in downtown Detroit. The Pope Francis Center has modified their operations. The center is offering pre-boxed meals, 24 hour access to restrooms and outdoor wash stations.  and heated tents. In addition to food and warmth, the staff is taking peoples' temperatures and checking for signs of COVID-19.
Customized Wheelchairs for the 1st time in Egypt! Alhassan foundation is introducing in Egypt finally technical solutions that respect humans with physical challenges & facilitates their day to day living. It is a complete paradigm shift that offers tailor made wheelchairs, spare-parts & maintenance according to international standards. Building capacity of Egyptian professionals who are trained & certified abroad is another pillar to the project.
Protect critical understudied habitat in Mexico The Sky Island Mountain Range (Madrean Archipelago) is a series of unique ecosystems that range from New Mexico and Arizona to Mexico - drastically understudied and undiscovered in Sonora, Mexico.  Madrean Discovery Expeditions, a program of GreaterGood.org, pioneers critical research, education, and conservation in this global biodiversity hotspot.
Get Ready for Girls The Get Ready for Girls program prepares teenage girls between 11 and 19 years old who are at high risk of trafficking and abuse through intensive training to return to school, start vocational training or apprentice at safe jobs. We reach out to girls who have quit school and working at beer gardens, karaokes and on the street to support their families. We have seen over 60 girls graduated and are now running the 8th batch.
Safe water & Sanitation for Kouk Srok Village Transform the lives of 1,711 villagers in Kouk Srok through the provision of safe water and sanitation. Access to safe water and sanitation will alleviate the many hardships the community currently face: frequent waterborne illnesses, consequential absences from school and employment, and expensive medical costs by providing them with Biosand filters (BSFs), latrines and hygiene education.
Feed, Educate, Empower Acholi Women and Girls Local women were trained in HIV/AIDS education, nutrition and empowerment.  These women are taking the lessons to other villages, distributing seeds for planting, and feeding malnourished children.
Enable 50 Women in Angola to Generate Income Among fistula patients at our partner hospital in Lubango, Angola, there is a need for a longer term approach to restoration and rehabilitation into community. Their post-operative recovery period has been used productively to train in language and literacy/numeracy, sewing, and craft-making, such as baskets, greeting cards and bags. Your donation funds these important transitional skills, which enable our sisters to earn an income and empowers them to regain their place in their culture.
Jain Vishva Bharati London, Jain World Peace Centr The fund collected from the project will be used for building a JVB center in Harrow, London.   The JVB center will aim to empower the individuals and the society to actually practice Ahimsa (nonviolence), Sanyam (Moderation), and Anekant (divergent perspectives) through Preksha Meditation. Techniques of Preksha Meditation can be applied by different people in different form for multiple benefits with aim to create self discipline and good mental health for a harmonious society.
Bullis High School Students Create Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Aneesh and Zakie from Bullis 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-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Provide safe access to 25 cleft surgeries We provide safe access to surgery to infants and children from the most remote and disadvantaged areas of Ethiopia. For families in rural communities the cost and distance of reaching the capital prevents infants from accessing essential treatment and surgery for a cleft lip or palate, which left untreated impacts child development, social integration and the ability for them to reach their full potential.
Economic Empowerment for Women A self-help UK registered Diaspora Charity established 1991. ESWA have carried out several successful projects for the benefit of women and young people in the UK and Edo State Nig.  We provide women with financial education, business mentoring and business lending. Over 28 years experience of working with women in Edo State. Our programs have economically empowered women, families and help many work their ways out of poverty. ESWA have history and verifiable records of beneficial available.
Bless the Children Project The mission of this project is to educate and empower foster children and foster youth in the US and abroad of the incredible health benefits of plant based foods and sustainable living, and provide them with the tools and resources to live and maintain a healthy life and a healthy future.
Trees and Education Protect Rainforest in Brazil Project educates students and farmers to restore Rainforest with sustainable forest farming, teaching to preserve and recover the environment, water and wildlife, resulting in enhanced rural earnings.
Promote Occupational Health in Southern China We provide participatory occupational health and safety training programs to Southern Chinese migrant workers in order to increase health and safety awareness and reduce work-related injuries.
Support Old Age For Better Living 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 the old Age pension support for the visually challenged families which was started in 2015 with just 10 beneficiaries and now it has reached 50 beneficiaries. But still we keep on receiving an application from various beneficiaries. Now we are planning to expand the beneficiaries count this year.
Give New Life to Rescued Kenyan Infants New Life Home Trust exists to rescue abandoned and other vulnerable babies, provide them with high standards of care, and place them into loving family situations, either through biological family reintegration, foster care, or adoption. We work tirelessly to see that rescued infants are given the opportunity to thrive and to find a place they can call home, and give priority to infants infected or affected by HIV/AIDS.
Raise 300 boys in India to be gender-equitable There are millions of boys growing up in a culture that has made gender-based violence acceptable. Their attitude towards women and girls is considered a problem but they are not engaged in the solutions. Through Action for Equality we support adolescent boys with knowledge, skills, peer support and agency to understand and challenge gender-based violence and be equitable. Till date, 5065 boys have benefited from the programme. Our mission is to raise every boy in India to be gender equitable.
Grow hope for 150 Cameroon schoolkids Our demonstration gardens reduce reliance on chemical pesticides and fertilizers while increasing agricultural productivity and providing better nutrition.  This project works with 5 primary schools in Cameroon schools to develop self-sufficient, climate-resilient, earth-friendly gardens to inspire the next generation of farmers.  The produce, seeds, knowledge, and skills produced will help the whole community eat more nutritiously with less work for years to come.
Japan Kyushu earthquake response 2 powerful earthquakes have rocked the southern Japanese city of Kumamoto. Dozens of people are still trapped in the rubbles.  More then 50,000 people evacuated and are currently staying in temporary shelters or on the streets while the death toll continue to rise. IsraAID team in Japan of trained disaster specialists and psycho social professionals is on it's way to Kumamoto to assess the needs and provide psychological first aid (PFA) for the victims in the evacuation centers.
Empower OneMama Health Clinic to Sustainability! OneMama has developed a unique model for service whose beneficiaries receive 100% of proceeds. We blend indigenous treatment with modern medicine & economic development programs to create self-sustaining communities.  OneMama was close to sustainability until the current economic instability through us off course. We need all of you to help OneMama succeed and endure these harsh economic times and to complete the economic development programs needed for OneMama to be sustainable in the long run.
Plant. Share. Eat. Tackling Malnutrition in Malawi Plant. Share. Eat.  A simple and sustainable approach to overcome malnutrition, a major health issue for mothers and children in Malawi.  You can help 3,000 farmers grow improved varieties of orange-fleshed sweet potatoes - high yielding, rich in Vitamin A and they taste good too! These farmers will then share their vines with another 12,000 households ultimately providing nutritious food to more than 75,000 individuals.  They can also sell surplus crops as well to make more money -  win/win!
Provide a Healthy Meal for over 700 Children Daily The Feed-A-Child project was introduced into the educational program's package following our findings that some of the children barely eat any food before coming to school and we know that an empty stomach will not corporate the brain to assimilate studies appropriately.  Therefore we started providing a free meal daily, during break hour, in addition to the free education provided to over 700 children of the School Without Walls
Gbawe Entrepreneurs Network, Ghana Gbawe Entrepreneurs Network with Sinapi Aba Trust, a social financial NGO under the auspices of PAAJAF Foundation, has launched this initiative in Gbawe Community in which sustainable education and welfare projects, micro loans will lead to vast improvements in the lives of the underprivileged and poor people in the Gbawe Community. The vision is to improve the living standards of the poor people through business management ideas and the spirit of entrepreneurship and provision of micro funding.
My Right To Write youthSpark, Inc. works to prevent child sex trafficking. The youthSpark Voices: My Right to Write project will allow recently empowered girls to "speak their truths." The unique rendering of these stories will offer an honest and healing look at the girls' experiences and hard-won lessons as they seek to transform their lives and to inspire youth in the US and globally. The girls will write and design an e-book: Yesterday I Found My Voice, a compilation of stories, letters and poetry.
The Village Tree Nursery The Village Tree Nursery is a collaborative project between Just One Person and Ematende Women's Group. Sales proceeds are shared by the Women's Group and JOP's Mpowerment Programs for girls in Kenya.
Virtual Camp Abilities Bangladesh Every child is born with a purpose to reach for their potential.  This is why, HFA aims to create an experience and environment through a 5 days inclusive sports camp for children with visual impairment in Bangladesh that can contribute towards heightening their self esteem and provide them with a sense of normalcy. 30 visually impaired children will be partnered with 30 Students who can see to enhance the sense of responsibility , empathy and mutual respect building collaborative culture
Emergency Family Relief Food and Nutrition Support There are major threats to food systems including conflict, climate shocks, the locust crisis and now the COVID-19 pandemic. The project contributes to sustainable development goal 2 with the aim to provide emergency food support, achieve food security and improved nutrition to most vulnerable families in the informal settlement of Nairobi. We are seeking support to enable us respond to the nutritional needs of children, adolescent girls, pregnant and lactating women, and older persons.
Make Future is Bright Lab for Youth in Cambodia Our 200+ students/alumni need a lab to research potential job positions, diversify their skills, and continue their studies safely. In Siem Reap, Cambodia universities, students have very limited access to computers (including IT students) and generally cannot afford a personal computer. With the outbreak of COVID-19, we want to provide students the opportunity to sign-out laptops and computers to focus on utilizing/developing skills to find new opportunities, teach online, research, and study.
Send 30 girls in Pakistan to school This project supports secondary education for 30 girls in two remote villages in Pakistan. Funds provide transportation, two sets of uniforms per girl, books, and other school supplies.
Providing Clean Water For Rural Communities Contaminated water and poor sanitation are linked to transmission of diseases such as cholera, diarrhea, dysentery, hepatitis A, typhoid, and polio. Absent, inadequate, or inappropriately managed water and sanitation services expose individuals to preventable health risks. Also, Better water sources is one of the most important substances on earth. It is in this perspective that Superlily Foundation is swinging into action to give clean water to rural communities.
The Clock's Ticking: Save 100,000 lives in Kerala Unprecedented rains in Kerala have wreaked havoc. As the rains retreat, scores of dead bodies of humans and animals appear, sewage and drinking waters mix. People are clearing the waste, debris and dead bodies, exposing them, their families and others to contagion. A second wave of havoc is underway through outbreak of cholera and typhoid. Swasti and CMID will provide safety kits for the critical 10 day period that begins now. We want your help NOW to prevent these outbreaks and save lives.
Protect 1000 children from drugs and crime For the last 60 years Cruzada Social has helped vulnerable children from low-income districts (many of them orphans or from displaced families) in Manizales to improve their living conditions by providing them with free lunches and education and giving them an alternative to drugs and crime.
Warm-Winter Package for Community Senior Citizens 100 Warm-Winter Packages for 100 community senior citizens. Each package includes: 1 professional health examination, 1 professional service plan design, 8-hour integrated home care services, 1-year-free hot-line service, and 1 new-year gift. 100 packages will be delivered by the Leling, a Non-Profit Organization providing professional community care services for the elderly people with disabilities in poor families.
Sponsor a child in need Our Child sponsorship is a unique program that connects one child in need with one compassionate person like you! This program is giving children our children a chance to grow up healthy, educated, and safe - forever changing their life and future. You just might find that it changes you, too.
STOP ILLITERACY AS A LEGACY This project will increase the number of children and adults that learn to read and write, provinding a rich supply of educational materials for teachers to offer interactive lessons in at least 5 primary classes per year in rural schools from Romania.
Join Hands- Change Lives of 500 Indian TB Patients This project aims to ensure that poor TB patients are provided necessary social/economic support through our continuum of care.The wide range of services will mitigate this impact,reduce disability, improve quality of lives, and prevent TB deaths. This will be accomplished through CHANGE (Counselling, Helpline, Ancillary Care, Nutrition, Generation of Income, and Education) Each TB patient who is cured will go on to lead a life free from TB. Every breath Counts. Join Hands- Save Lives- STOP TB
Stop Brain Drain of African AIDS Scientists Help build infrastructure and provide necessary local training so that scientists in Africa can do AIDS vaccine immunology work on site and have the opportunity for a career in their home country.
SCHOOL Project, serving 500 students in Liberia The Charity School System is operated by the Charity Prayer Band, an organization established to respond to the spiritual and socio-economic needs prevalent in the Rehab Community, following the end of the civil war in Liberia. Charity Prayer Band continues to impact the lives and development of our community through the implementation of community based integrated projects targeting youths, women and children. This project will provide quality education and access to safe drinking water.
Dev. Disabilities:A Peaceful, Healthy Garden Space Mental and physical wellness and nutrition are critical issues for adults with developmental disabilities seeking to live the most healthy and independent lives possible. 3LPlace, with your help, will create a multipurpose garden at our Life College Residence in Somerville, Massachusetts, offering space for quiet reflection and yoga, to teach about food production and gardening, and to engage in gently interrelated community activity.