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Title II Development Food Security Activity (DFSA)- CRS (Ethiopia):  .Catholic Relief Services (CRS-Ethiopia) implements the Title II-funded Development Food Security Activity (DFSA) in nine districts of the Oromia region and Dire Dawa administration implementing integrated activities that contribute to the Mission's Country Development Cooperation Strategy, the Feed the Future Strategy and the Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (formerly Food for Peace legacy) Strategy. The CRS DFSA will support the Government of Ethiopia's Productive Safety Net Program (PSNP) IV to improve and sustain food, nutrition, and livelihood development and build the resilience capacity of food-insecure rural communities in targeted areas with the goal of graduating beneficiaries from the need for food and livelihood assistance. In partnership with local implementing partners CRS will implement the full range of PSNP IV activities targeting 240,525 PSNP clients.  .FY 2020 funds will distribute 15,630 Metric Tons (MT) of commodities to 240,525 PSNP beneficiaries to alleviate food gaps and stabilize household assets. Activities will continue to focus on integrated interventions that will help to improve the livelihoods and economic wellbeing of the households; improve maternal, child health and nutrition; build the capacities of  the government of Ethiopia and community to reduce communities' and households' vulnerabilities to shocks that also mitigate the impacts of COVID-19 pandemic. The activity will also focus on women and youth to enhance their access to and control of resources through improving financial and natural resource management, and innovation and marketing. As the coming year is the final year of the CRS' DFSA implementation, activities will focus on building on the success of the positive learnings and solidify gains made, ensure effective sustainability and transition of selected structures, approaches, and tools to various stakeholders. .
Ethiopia COVID-19 Assistance Emergency Health, WASH and Protection response to COVID-19 in Ethiopia.
Emergency assistance in Ethiopia Nutrition, protection, multipurpose cash, and WASH assistance in Ethiopia.
Multi-sector support for IDPs To contribute towards the provision of accurate and timely data on displaced populations and their urgent humanitarian needs and provide basic life saving emergency assistance to displaced households in Ethiopia.
Ethiopia Emergency Response Assistance Provide emergency response assistance for crisis affected person in Ethiopia
USGS PAPA - Groundwater Exploration and Assessment Project (Ethiopia):  USAID and the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) anticipate signing a Participating Agency Program Agreement (PAPA) to implement water exploration, hydrogeological studies and capacity building activities in the eastern lowlands and associated highlands of the Ogaden basin area, Ethiopia. The activity will build on USAID's engagement with USGS in FY 2012 and FY 2013. With FY 2015 resources, USGS will characterize and assess groundwater resources in a broader swath of the Somali region to ensure cost-effective, efficient, sustainable groundwater extraction for potable water use, as well as water for livestock.  The USGS Project will also provide local capacity building and knowledge transfer to Ethiopian officials charged with implementing the One WASH National Program to ensure the Government is able to sustainably manage and develop its groundwater resources and combat and mitigate the devastating effects of drought.  Note: The use of WASH funding for 50% of the above USGS activity was agreed to with the Sustainable Development Office of Africa Bureau.
Elections and Political Processes program (Ethiopia):  .The goal of this activity is to strengthen democratic.institutions and processes to advance and safeguard democratic reforms and.principles in Ethiopia. This goal will be achieved by (1) promoting the.meaningful participation of all citizens, including women, youth, and other.traditionally marginalized groups; (2) promoting the integrity of elections as.a sustainable vehicle for choosing leaders peacefully and democratically; (3).Harnessing the comparative advantages of media and technology to promote.citizen understanding and engagement and transparent political competition; and.(4) promoting competitive and representative multiparty political systems. This.activity directly supports Ethiopia's Journey to Self-Reliance given the.potential far reaching impacts of establishing and institutionalizing.democratic governance systems and opening space among civil society actors -.precursors to more effective governance structures and therefore greater sustainability.of development interventions. Democratic Governance systems that Ethiopians.trust is one that will also deter potentially de-stabilizing conflict, which.would wreak havoc on the stability of the rest of the region - An American.foreign policy objective. ..USAID will provide beneficiaries.with information, knowledge, skills, and technology to foster transparent,.participatory, and competitive election processes and promote citizen-driven.engagement. Examples include sharing standards-based democratic practices drawn.from the U.S. as well as global networks like the Global Network of.Domestic Election Monitors, sharing and disseminating information.through public opinion research and empirical studies and assessments, and.piloting new approaches to citizen engagement and responsive party.representation. USAID will also support the NEBE, civil society, media, and political parties to engage the public in.ways that elevate citizen information access and emphasize the need for public.feedback...
USAID Quality Healthcare Activity The purpose of the USAID/Ethiopia Quality Healthcare Activity is to build the capacity of urban and peri-urban PHCUS and referral health facilities in planning and delivering client-centered, quality RMNCAH services.
Title II - CRS Bill Emerson Humanitarian Trust (BEHT), Ethiopia Joint Emergency Operations (JEOP) CRS Ethiopia Joint Emergency Operations (JEOP)
Help Fund a Children's Burn Unit in Uganda This is an annual fundraiser for our emergency burn unit for children in Uganda within our Whisper's Magical Children's Hospital.
We're Building a New SustainUS! SustainUS is undergoing a major transformation. This year, we're working through a major 5-year strategic planning process, launching a new climate trainings program, implementing a new paid-labor structure to expand our capacity, and completely revamping our website. All this work takes resources -- which is where you can help. We're raising grassroots funds to help cover the costs of our strategic planning retreat and new website transition. Please donate if you can, and spread the news!
Saving the Chapman pygmy chameleon from extinction Malawi is a densely populated country with high deforestation rate. The Matandwe Forest is highly degraded and now restricted to the steepest slopes. We assessed the distribution and population of the endemic Chapman's pygmy chameleon, which is now Critically Endangered facing imminent extinction. Based on a workshop with local stakeholders, 2 priorities for conservation were identified: 1) Establish Village resource management committees (VRMC) 2) Develop alternative income sources for VRMCs
Increase SRHR Knowledge of 90 Local Youth in Ghana This programme seeks to bring young people from different geographical locations together, connecting cities and rural areas. Whilst together, these young people will learn, work and play together through our interactive theatre methodology. Furthermore they will gain accurate knowledge on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights issues including Teenage Pregnancy and Contraceptive use. We will work with local youth in the Volta Region, Ho.
Hurricane Grace Relief Fund in Puebla This project provides financing services for immediate needs, food, blankets, water in order to mitigate the deficiencies that are currently occurring in the municipalities of Puebla affected by Hurricane Grace. In the municipalities of Xicotepec, Cuetzalan, Ahuatlan, Zapatitlan de Mendez and Olintla there were numerous damages to public spaces, farm fields, temples, but above all to homes, especially of low-income people from communities in the Sierra Norte; generating a panorama of destruction
Build a Safe- Eco Friendly House for Girls at Risk This project will provide a permanent home for orphans and vulnerable children, basic healthcare, formal and informal education. Your donation buys materials to construct a safe and eco-friendly house for girls that are living in a small rented house downtown the city of Medellin, Colombia which is in precarious situation.
Typhoon Ursula Relief and Recovery Initiative We will provide food packs, hygiene kits, house and latrine repair kits and vegetable seeds for 2,000 very poor families in remote communities affected by Typhoon Ursula (Phanfone) in order to lower morbidity and mortality and improve the level of living of vulnerable affected families.
Help Teenage Mom to get education in Tanzania The main aim of our project is to inform and educate the society about the problem of teenage pregnancies.  To provide the affected group with sustainable support systems in the form of legal aid, psychological help, alternative life skills, and health insurance when needed.  To build a Second Chance Home Centre which will help those who drop out from school and instead giving them a reason to think of pursuing their dreams
Help Support the Fight against Blood Cancers #5639 Cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin's disease and myeloma, and improve the quality of life of patients and their families.
Fight for Peace Sports and Education Centre Access to sport and solutions for 1400 youth and 180 regular visitors in Rio’s most dangerous favela that suffers from 20 years of rival drug trafficking wars; youth thrive in an environment of peace.
Hurricane Delta help sustain 100's of families Hurricane Laura was only the beginning of a series of emergencies in this region. Late last evening (OCT 09) Hurricane Delta came into Louisiana and destroyed weeks worth of progress in rebuilding.  All around, agencies that provide relief are stretched thin this year. We need you, our friends, community organizations and individuals with kind hearts to team up with us on this endeavor. We can help Louisiana rebuild together over the next year, just as we did in Florida after Hurricane Michael.
Circle of Love-Medical tests for HIV+ Cameroonians Without regular medical care, HIV-positive Cameroonians can not start or stay on life-saving HIV treatment. Through EFA International's Youth Empowerment Network, the Circle of Love initiative covers the cost of individuals' transport to health facilities and critical medical and diagnostics tests. By accessing proper treatment, Circle of Love beneficiaries stay healthier, provide for their families, and are less likely to infect their partners or children with HIV. Thank you for supporting!
Pig farm to feed & care for 33 orphans in Cameroon We are not only providing education, feeding and medical care to them, but also give them hope and the parental love they lost.
Give solar power to refugees on Lesvos This project funds the solar power network of two refugee camps on the Greek island: Lesvos. These camps provide a home for more than 2000 men, women and children. Giving residents access to solar power is an important part of Movement on the Ground's larger vision for a self-reliant and sustainable refugee camp.
Save the Seahorses of Mozambique This project will help protect seahorses of Vilankulo, Mozambique that are particularly vulnerable to poaching since Covid-19 decimated tourism. We will help the village fisheries committee by guiding them and equipping them with them with bouys, kayaks, snorkel gear and training to demarcate and patrol protected seahorse habitats to keep the poachers out and let biodiversity to thrive.
Educate a Vulnerable Child in Uganda Education is a human right and a form of empowerment. The more education someone has, typically a higher income and better health outcomes follow. Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) in Uganda often do not complete their education because they cannot afford the school fees or they have to drop out to begin working. Many even become caregivers themselves to other OVC. OCE intends to change that, helping to send vulnerable children to primary and secondary schools in Lyantonde District, Uganda.
Provide Vet Care to Abandoned Animals This project, carried out by East Mississippi Animal Rescue, will target pet overpopulation and the heartworm epidemic in Mississippi by providing veterinary care, including heartworm treatment and spay/neuter surgeries, to abandoned animals in the East Central region of the state.
Give education & training to Zimbabwean girls Based in Harare, the Rafiki Girls' Centre provide vocational training to some of Harare's most disadvantaged and vulnerable young women. In addition to academic training, they provide emotional, psychological and social support - empowering disadvantaged women and promote gender equality. Rafiki has supported over 700 young women since the turn of the century, 90% of whom are now in employment or have continued on into further education, this is a remarkable achievement.
Building Capacity of Rural Women with HIV/AIDS Supporting Profitable economic activities through provision of income generating opportunities to help poor women with HIV/AIDS in rural Uganda access resources to attain financial autonomy.
Deer Run Nature Preserve Bridges Project GMC is committed to making its trails accessible for as many people as possible.  All of its trails are constructed with a low gradient.  However, there are 4 sites, ravines and streams near the trailhead, that are not easily passable for people with mobility or balance issues.  GMC worked with Timber and Stone, LLC to design bridges for each of these crossings so the trail will be as accessible as possible, providing a short, easy hike option and open access to more areas of the Preserve.
Radios for Sierra Leone: information and Ebola The deadliest Ebola outbreak in history, which has already claimed more than 8,600 lives in West Africa, is slowly coming under control. However, the need for trusted information for public health campaigns, information and news is still key to halting the spread of the virus, and to help people pick up the pieces of their lives. Through the distribution of our solar and wind-up emergency Polaris radios, people in Sierra Leone will be able to access news and health information 24/7.
Provide Protection Through an Education Program The primary objective of the organization is to reduce the number and prevent the proliferation of street children. Childhope aims to empower street children and their families, and help them get access to better futures. It believes in education without borders, where the alternative education sessions seek to make a difference in the lives of street children by giving them the chance to read, write, and learn.
Empower the HIV/AIDS Youth and save the Community By skill training the HIV/AIDS positive women, educating the HIV/AIDS positive youth and working towards economic sustainability for the community we can break the poverty and we can save the lives of the community. Lend a hand to lift up them by providing vocational training, marketing technique, quality seeds and manure for kitchen garden, and farming skills for their income generation and better seeds for health.
Supporting Terminally Ill Children Rainbow Trust supports children with a life threatening or terminal illness and their families. Our dedicated Family Support Workers provide emotional and practical support to the whole family: the seriously ill child, their brothers and sisters, their parents or carers and the extended family. Support to deal with fear, grief, pain and frustration is offered within the family's own home, at hospital, at school and in the wider community 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
India: Dalit Women and girls receive health edu. Nirnaya gives women and girls of India's Dalit or 'untouchable' class control over their health though workshops on nutrition and reproductive health, while reviving traditional herbal remedies.
Educating 100 children in earthquake hit areas This project focuses on rebuilding lives through education by providing high quality primary education to 100 less-privileged children in the earthquake affected areas of Northern Pakistan.
Launch Five Girls LitClubs For Literacy Worldwide LitClubs bring children together once a week in a supportive literacy culture that value each child's personal narrative and the power that story has to change our lives and the world around us. This framework results in increased academic achievement, civic engagement, future outlook, and sense of personal value.
Support 300 poor children with bonus in Colombia Due to the lack of growth and resource scarcity, many children are prone to school failure and therefore their income in adulthood will often be low. This project seeks to grant school bonus and reinforcement nutritional  bonus to 300 poor children in Colombia, to ensure an integrated child development fairly, with equal opportunity, social justice and high quality.
Supporting Single Mothers affected from COVID-19 In light of Egyptian Food Bank's efforts to fight hunger & as a second stage for supporting day labor;EFB has decided to provide feeding boxes to the underprivileged COVID-19 cases,especially Single Moms who lost their jobs &income,by giving them Healthy Nutritious food boxes enough for their families,till they are back to their jobs.The main objective of this initiative is providing main &sufficient nutrition for mothers that have been negatively impacted due to the COVID-19  continuous spread.
Safe Sanctuary for 39 Girls in Kolkata Kasba Girls Home was established in 2007, and since then the home has offered a safe, loving family environment to girls from 5 to 12 years old, who were orphaned, abandoned, at high risk or from unsafe families.   We wish to continue to to provide them sanctuary and offer them healthy diets, education counselling and a chance to have a childhood.   HOPE staff also work to develop the creativity and talent of the girls through  activities including sports, art and music and karate.
Feed a Family - Sri Lanka Coronavirus Relief This project will provide a month's worth of essential supplies for 1000 starving daily wage earning families, who have to support two children or more, during this period of lockdown and curfews for the coronavirus pandemic in Sri Lanka.
Photo Workshop for Deaf Students in Vietnam My Story project plans to run a 5 day photo workshop with 20 deaf students and teachers  in Tuy Hoa, Vietnam.  Students and teachers will receive and keep entry-level digital cameras and basic photo instruction.  They will be given photo assignments and present/critique them in class. The project's aim is two-fold:  1.Give them a skill they can use and a creative outlet 2. Enable the teachers to run the photo workshop for other mentally/physically challenged students.
Educate Indigenous Women Leaders to Defeat Poverty Our ongoing general campaign funds work organizing Indigenous women to develop and lead their own network of collectives and local economic and social projects. 83% of women partners demand this kind of training on how to collaborate to make a direct impact and more access to information and communication technology. For democratic nations like Mexico, our unique model empowering citizens to solve their own problems is the way forward for sustainable local community development.
Create a Safe Space for Children and Youth Since 2010, HELPING CHILDREN has been committed to realising the basic rights of children, particularly the underprivileged. At present, we are working toward creating a Child Rights Training and Resource Center, which will be used as a safe space for children and youth to learn and grow in, as well as used for trainings and supplementary tutoring classes. We already have the space (generously donated this past year) and are now working toward furnishing at making it child friendly!
Help 150 survivors of domestic violence in U.S. This project is a national, grassroots movement educating, empowering and celebrating extraordinary women and young girls (age 13+), that have all been victims of domestic violence and are currently residing in or transitioning from battered women's and children's shelters.  Created and inspired by a survivor herself, Alma G. Davis, since its inception in 2009, has served over 650 women and young girls and has partnered with 23 shelters.
SAVE PLANET EARTH - TIDE TURNERS Plastic wastes are lying everywhere around us and creating havoc on the ecosystem - animals, humans & climate. Plastic has entered our food, water, air everywhere. ISKCON has joined hands with UNEP to fight this problem. The Tide Turners Plastic Challenge is a global youth movement, designed to inspire and empower young adults to reflect upon their plastic consumption, discover solutions to reduce this consumption, and lead change in their homes, communities, institutions, and offices.
Provide An Empowering Workplace for Women in Ghana Global Mamas puts an emphasis on creating a space for women to succeed and achieve financial independence by following fair trade practices and supporting a safe and empowering work environment for women producers.
Empowering girls through education and leadership Woman's Hope , through the seasons for girls program intends to convene, connect and mentor girls through education and leadership development. The season for Girls Leadership Program educates, empowers and champions girls living in the urban slums of Nairobi - setting them off on the path to self discovery.
Help Sierra Leone Break Free from Elephantiasis The Global Network for Neglected Tropical Diseases'  END7 campaign and Helen Keller International are teaming up to raise awareness and resources to eliminate lymphatic filariasis (also known as elephantiasis), a neglected tropical disease (NTD) that puts a terrible burden on the population of Sierra Leone.
Protecting Painted Dogs Painted dogs are one of Africa's most endangered yet least understood animals. Hugely vulnerable to human encroachment and agricultural expansion, painted dog habitats have rapidly reduced, pushing them into even greater conflict with humans.  David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation helps to protect painted dogs by funding immersive educational bush camps, alongside anti-poaching and ranger protection teams, working on the front line of species protection and community engagement.
Give Direct Aid in the Wake of Hurricane Dorian On September 1, 2019, Hurricane Dorian made landfall as a Category 5 hurricane in The Bahamas with wind speeds in excess of 185mph. This project will support AHAH's long-term relief efforts in the Bahamas, as we work to help under-resourced and heavily impacted communities recover from this devastating storm. Our team of compassionate volunteers began work on October 1st and will continue working for 2+ years to make sure full recovery is a reality for the children and families we serve.
Supporting access to ARV for 300 PLHAs in Cambodia The project raises awareness about the need of treatment for PLHA through the participation of PLHA in 136 communities, so that 300 PLHAs who need treatment can access it without fear in Cambodia.
3,000 Guatemalan Farmers Graduate from Poverty SID will help 3,000 coffee-farming families in Guatemala's poorest region graduate from poverty by helping them build successful family-farm enterprises. Farmers will increase their productivity and income from coffee. They will also learn to protect their farmland from soil erosion and landslides. Women will receive special assistance to increase their leadership and confidence so they play a more equal role. Farmers will increase income from $200 to $700 and reclaim 221 hectares of land.
Help 30 Ugandan teachers become skilled trainers 30 Ugandan teachers and 5 Ugandan Field Officers are taking action to transform 30,000 rural children's education in 2018. They need your help to make this happen.