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Book Clubs in Secondary Schools across Nigeria Poverty and high cost of books have been identified as reasons for the poor reading culture in public secondary schools across Nigeria. This project is critical to bridging the gap. It will create and monitor book clubs in 100 public secondary schools in Nigeria, providing them with a rich supply of books. It will impact about 10,000 pupils from low-income families across Nigeria by improving their critical thinking  and reading skills and consequently improving their socio-economic prospects.
RideLondon-Surrey 100 for Action for Children Take part in this unique fundraising event in London and the Surrey Hills, and help Action for Children support and speak out for the UK's most vulnerable and neglected children and young people; now, tomorrow and every day.
Educate in Competences 3750 Taxi Drivers in Bogota Fundacion Ciudad y Transporte plans to provide 15 free training programs throughout the year to educate at least 3.750 taxi drivers in Bogota City, in citizenship and labor competences, seeking for the improvement of their educational conditions and the enhancement of their quality of life and service. This project will help them to face efficiently the new challenges that the globalization has brought to the cities this new century and to professionalize their field.
Top class education to 1500 children in Bangalore Parikrma's ambition is to ensure that quality education is accessible to marginalized children. Parikrma also empowers each child with life skills such as a strong sense of honesty and ethics, respect for the environment and a passion for excellence, both on and off the playing field. Parikrma has four schools that educate over 1500 children from 69 slum communities and four orphanages in Bangalore. Each child has a unique personality and development curve which is nourished and encouraged.
Empowering Thousands of Fukushima's Children The 2011 Tohoku earthquake that struck Japan devastated a vast coastal region. Many of the Fukushima youth feel grateful for the disaster assistance received and want to give back to society, but they need to develop the confidence and skills to be effective. Asubito Fukushima offers opportunities for hands-on learning and the development of creative and leadership skills. Many children have already experienced the programs. But to be sustainable these programs need stronger foundations.
Syrian Refugee Relief Fund Ten years of armed conflict in Syria have caused millions of people to leave their homes in search of a safe haven. Fleeing for their lives, refugees are forced to leave all that they have behind. This fund will support relief efforts by organizations working in the area who are providing emergency assistance and ongoing support to those in need.
Monthly Support for Food and Shelter During 2015, several children have graduated 12th grade and gone on to higher education or vocational training. We seek continuing support for food and shelter for the remaining 10 children.
MMW 10-Year Anniversary $10,000 Goal This year Mindful Medicine Worldwide celebrates our 10 year Anniversary. With your help, 52 volunteers have given over 85,000 treatments to high need patients  in and around the Kathmandu valley of Nepal. With you, we experienced the shocking effects of the 2015 earthquake and you rallied to bring immediate relief in the form of housing, medical care, and a new clinic. Help us to make the next decade as successful as this one, raise $20,000 by 2020 and to treat another 100,000 people in need.
Rooting Out Infant Malnutrition The project rooting out infant malnutrition intends to improve nutrition status of women and children aims to improve vitamin A and energy intake for at rural households for women and young children using Orange Fleshed Sweet Potato OFSP, Soybean based approaches, and to ensure that a households growing the crops and sale the surplus. There is dairy consumption of nutritious food in households and youth are economically empowered through agribusiness.
Prevent tobacco use among 1,000 South Indian youth Over a quarter of all youth in India are addicted to tobacco. This project, which aims to prevent the physical and psychological injuries caused by tobacco smoking and chewing, will be undertaken among 500 rural youth plus 500 students in Pudukkottai District of Tamil Nadu. Awareness campaign actions to prevent tobacco use by youths of rural Tamil Nadu will include leadership training, awareness seminars, cultural events, handbills & posters that promote a tobacco free future for Indian youths.
Niger Emergency Food Aid Fund Drought and high food costs have put 8 million people in Niger at risk of severe malnutrition and death. RAIN provides school food programs and grain for nomads' herds -- their source of life.
Day Activity Center for Challenged Young Adults Build an Activity Center for Challenged Young Adults with physical disabilities such as physical handicaps, individuals that are blind, those that suffer from cerebral palsy and muscular dystrophy, individuals with mental health background, patients with Prader-Willi syndrome, intellectual disability, learning disabilities and those with emotional and behavioral challenges. This project will help build a properly equipped center for over 350 weekly participants, to have as their day-time home.
Empowering disadvantaged young people in Indonesia Our youth empowerment project has been providing free motivational alternative education programs to young people whose families often struggle to meet basic needs.  We integrate education in practical learning system and internships program in order to have better lives and give positive impact to the communities. Social entrepreneur is our goal. We give an alternative education system, to assist the youth as the prevention of becoming street  and casual worker, also the image of trouble maker.
Partnering to improve Palliative Care in India Dying without palliative care is too often what happens in India.  Two Worlds Cancer Collaboration is a grassroots initiative, building capacity for palliative, end-of-life and curative interventions in resource-constrained countries. We collaborate with health professionals in regions of South Asia to support patients dying of cancer by sharing knowledge through teaching, advocacy for pain management, places to spend one's final days (hospice care) and care at home in rural villages.
Teach life skills to children without parents Our volunteers provide assistance to more than forty Bulgarian children without parental care. They teach them how to protect their personal rights, take care of their health and finances, help them express themselves and communicate freely through interactive games and train them in teamwork.
Feed a Hungry Child in South Africa Today Water is life, and as a country with high inequality and large portions of the population living in informal settlements, the water crisis in South Africa has a bigger effect on the poorer people who rely on agriculture for an income. Our goal is to implement innovative and sustainable water solutions to schools around the country, helping to relieve them of their dependency on large amounts of water for agriculture, as well as helping to provide self-sustaining meals to students all year.
A turn to learn-educate a deaf child in Zimbabwe What does going to school mean to a deaf child in Zimbabwe? It means acceptance in the family and a chance to learn sign language. This project will reduce the burden of school fees for 50 families of deaf children, and support recovery from the economic effects of Covid-19 lockdown. It will give children continued learning at home and enable them to immediately get back into school when they reopen.  Your contributions cover fees and learner packs; parent business training and start up kits.
Help us to Grow the Green Army Seeding Futures is an accredited 15-week program that teaches permaculture design to unemployed youth, equipping them with the skills to grow their personal, household and neighbourhood resilience and connects them to work in the local green economy.
Let Kids Be Kids! Sports Day for Rohingya Children Peace Winds Japan will organize the "Kids Be Kids!" event which will be held on January 25 for the Rohingya refugee children attending the Child Learning Center in Camp 14, Hakimpara Refugee Camp in Bangladesh. 200 boys and girls (ages 8-12) will participate in sports activities to promote exercise, teamwork, and mental health. The harsh conditions of the camps often rob these kids of a bright childhood. This event is an opportunity to restore some of what has been taken!
Provide 16 families with a home in Caracas Un Techo para mi Pais (UTPMP) strives to improve the quality of life of impoverished families through the construction of transitional houses and the implementation of social inclusion programs. UTPMP denounces the precarious reality of the slums in which millions of people live in Latin America. UTPMP works to involve the general public in the building of a more united, inclusive, poverty-free continent.
California Wildfire Emergency Response IsraAID will deploy an Emergency Response team to Chico, California, following the recent devastating wildfires. At the request of local communities, IsraAID's team will conduct a needs assessment of the population in the affected area; distribute relief items to families currently staying in temporary accommodation after losing their homes in the fires; operate a Child Friendly Space to provide a safe environment for affected children; and promote community resilience and recovery.
Help Yellowstone-Area Youth Discover Nature! The Montana Audubon Center, in Billings, Montana, connects people with nature, with an emphasis on under-served youth and  families. As part of our Center's programs, we are developing, promoting, and operating Montana's first public, ADA accessible Nature Play Area. This space will provide a safe, free place for children to play outside and connect with nature in an unstructured manner. This unique play area will mimic natural components found along the nearby Yellowstone River corridor.
Protect Vulnerable Refugee Children in Kampala This project seeks to be an alternative solution to protect vulnerable refugee children in Kampala in particular and in Uganda in general. The international community has been active in refugee issues through the presence of the UNHCR which developed a policy for urban refugees in 2009 but which is lacking practical activities on the ground. Access to education is the best way to help these children and make this policy fruitful  and meaningful to refugees children in urban areas in Uganda.
Assistance to Youth at O. Perry Walker High School O. Perry Walker, 1 of 5 New Orleans schools open after Katrina, needs funds to renovate and buy supplies. Walker High now sees the potential to improve educational quality in a once failing system.
Strengthening Health & Well-Being in Paraguay Decrease families' needs that are in extreme poverty, providing educational programs, support for parents, food, medical and sanitary assistance, and recreational activities.
Empower youth of color to succeed in school Give youth of color in grades 3-8 a solid educational foundation through this free after-school program that delivers academic enrichment through project-based learning and advanced technology tools.
Support autistic children with drama in Glasgow We are supporting families with children on the Autistic spectrum in Glasgow, by running free drama workshops. The project is based in an area of multi-levelled deprivation, and so we provide a free meal at the start of each session. We focus on social interaction and communication skills, and at the end of term would like to take the families to an autistic-friendly theatre performance.
Not Alone: Mentors for Russian Teen Moms, Children Thousands of girls in Russia grow up in orphanages without the support and guidance of a loving family. An increasing number of these girls become pregnant at an early age, mostly unintentionally. Since they were not raised in a family environment they often abandon their babies. Kidsave, and now its successor in-country Childhood Keepers, are devoted to keeping these teen moms and their babies together. Caring adult mentors recruited by Childhood Keepers will help these young women and their ch
Vermpet- Giving Back to Earth Vermpet holds the vision to combat the problem of waste disposal and management in the metropolitan cities of India by engaging the future leaders, i.e. students in schools, as well as the community as a whole in the process of vermi-composting and allied activities. It hopes to further the agenda of sustainable development and create a generation of environmentally conscious citizens by offering effective tools and pragmatic tips to practice the omnipotent 3 R’s of waste management.
provide cleanwater to 500 households in nigeria Majority of Nigerians lack access to safe and clean drinking water resulting in  rampant water related sicknesses and diseases. The project will make water filters available  to households and schools
GENYOUth's End Student Hunger Fund Heading into the "new normal" does not eliminate an urgent need for solutions to end student hunger. This fall, schools expect to be feeding more kids, in more locations, with service during additional dayparts. There is an urgent need for help. For Schools' Sake, GENYOUth is requesting donations for their End Student Hunger Fund to provide schools with grants up to $3,000 to help ensure all students have access to daily nutrition, whether in the classroom, the cafeteria or on the go.
Maintaining a meal to keep PD medication in check Parkinson's disease is characterized by nerve degeneration in the brain, with frequent symptoms including tremors, loss of balance, and restlessness. Although the disease cannot be cured, there are various therapeutic alternatives to alleviate symptoms, including exercise and a balanced diet. Most of our Parkinson's disease patients are economically disadvantaged since they are unable to work owing to their condition and health status, and their families are unable to provide their complete need
Saving W.Bengal Elephants from Deadly Train Tracks Unsustainable development including railway tracks and roads that cut through core habitats are a major cause of elephant deaths. Every year 2-3 elephants die in train collisions. Speed restrictions are enforced inside protected areas but not outside where most accidents occur.  We are piloting an early warning system to alert train drivers of elephant presence, with enough time for the speeding train to stop. The sirens will also warn elephants about the trains, preventing them from crossing.
Empower 100 Cambodian Girls Reach Full Potential With the lack of family knowledge, teenage girls  have nowhere to get advice on health and hygiene, domestic violence, nutrition and puberty. We are working with nursing graduates from the Angkor  University in Siem Reap, who provide twice weekly sessions to our teenage students in Tapang School. Having a sympathetic ear and advice will give the girls confidence and help them blossom to their full potential.
Fund training for women formerly incarcerated Less than 50% of women who have been imprisoned find work within the first year of being released. For those who find employment, their income is usually no more than minimum wage. This project provides women employment training and provides them the opportunity to demonstrate their skills through an internship that results in job placement so that women who have been incarcerated have a better chance at self-reliance and stability for themselves and their children.
6,000 BREAKFASTS A WEEK FOR CHILDREN IN TANZANIA Following a successful pilot project, we'll roll out this project to more primary schools on the island of Ukerewe in Lake Victoria (Tanzania).    Schools there have adjacent land which is uncultivated. We set up an environment club, train pupils & selected staff to grow sogum crops for own consumption. Surplus is sold to buy seed, school kit eg chalk, pens & paper.  Porridge is cooked and served by pupils to typically 500 kids 3 days a week encouraging  attendance and improving concentration.
BOOST MENTAL HEALTH FOR 3MIL KIDS IN 180 COUNTRIES Join POP-UP Festival in brightening the lives of 3mil kids globally. Since COVID-19, children suffer increasing mental health issues: anxiety, loneliness, isolation. POP-UP is a free event to build emotional intelligence & mental health through play based activities, adaptable to any setting. The digital kit teaches empathy, friendship, optimism, goal setting & emotional literacy, growing lifelong skills. When kids learn to identify & share feelings they have the power to change the future
Community Garbage to bring 300 jobs to the Youths This project will provide a sustainable solution to the people of Likoni Community in Kenya who have for a long time suffered the disastrous effects of Mosquito caused diseases and waterborne diseases that have caused deaths and severe illnesses. We seek to clean the community as whole up to 1000 houses which are a home to about 24,000 families. We intend to clear all dumping sites and make beautiful gardens out of them and implement a waste management plan that we and the community came up with
Clean Water for 6000 People in Damangaza Nigeria This project aims at installing 4 manual boreholes to be the main source of free water for Damangaza community one of the poorest community in Abuja . It will be used to save 6000 people and children from using water from the dirty killer stream, rain water especially during the dry season.This would effectively reduce incidence of waterborne diseases,increase life expectancy and enable the people to have access to clean water allowing the children to go to school and develop like other children
Support flood victims in Macedonia!! The unseen storm on August 7th in Macedonia has brought sadness and fear, leaving hundreds of families without homes just during one night! Official information indicates that at least 20 died, 22 people were injured and 6 are missing. Most affected are the northeastern suburbs of the capital Skopje. Water has entered into the houses and apartments and made huge damages. Let's show solidarity! People in Macedonia need water, baby diapers, hygiene packages and canned food.
Empower 20 unemployed Spanish women This project takes action against the lack of economic opportunities in Spain and makes the most of the potential of unemployed educated and talented women by supporting them in transforming their business ideas into a professional business plan and by providing them with business advice and mentoring. By the end of the program, the participants will be able to create new successful businesses, which means new opportunities for themselves, their families and the whole community.
Coronavirus in Italy: aid for hospitals & children Italy is the one of the countries most affected by coronavirus, by now: Francesca Rava Foundation is in the forefront of the Coronavirus Emergency to help Hospitals and fragile communities.  We are getting beds, ventilators, and lifesaving medical supplies to support Covid Intensive Care Units in Italian Hospitals; we are sending doctors, nurses, and other front line responders to Intensive Care Units in the critic areas; we are delivering masks and disinfectants to fragile communities.
HOTPEC  ORPHANAGE DORMITORY PROJECT This project will build a girl's dormitory and a boy's dormitory at HOTPEC Orphanage in order to provide the children living at the orphanage a better living and learning environment.  Currently, HOTPEC struggles to provide each child with the personal space they need to excel; however, with this additional dormitory, the children will be able to reach their full potential.
Endemic Seeds Bank to empower women and girls Endemic and extinction plants are devastating the cultural and ecologic environment in the Lacandona jungle. This seeds bank will serve as a nursery base within the Lacandona Forest, promoting the protection of plants in danger of extinction. The collaboration between the recollection of seeds by  women and girls will generate a synergy of local trade throughout a collaborative scheme for knowledge and economic empowerment for girls and women.
Hope to the Hopeless_Donation of washable pads. Sponsor hopeless school girls with Rewashable Sanitary Pads.While most girls started school again , many were forced to stay home due to their period. Buying sanitary pads is a monthly struggle for so many families in Botswana. Washable pads are a sustainable solution to help keep girls in school and break the cycle of poverty. This initiative runs until 26th of June 2019 and  we donated a batch to 50 sanitary rewashable  pads to school girls on the 30th January 2019. #KeepAGirlChildInSchool.
Urgent support for Assam & Bihar flood victims Raging flood waters have battered Assam and parts of Bihar in India displacing millions and claiming 55 lives as on Tuesday, July 17, 2019. In Assam, road connectivity across various districts has been disrupted, and 199 relief camps have been put up, sheltering 116,000 people. At least 33 people have been killed in flash floods in Bihar till Tuesday evening and 25.71 lakh people are affected in 16 districts of the state.
Advancing integral development of 240 poor babies This project will contribute to the development of 240 babies (120 per semester) from adolescent mothers living in extreme poverty in Cartagena, through a holistic care program. The children will advance their physical, emotional and psychomotor development, while receiving adequate nutrition. Their mothers will take ownership of their maternal role and reinforce the affective bond. As a result, the children will grow up healthy, in an environment of affection and wellbeing.
Covering School syllabus through video sessions AL The Covid 19 pandemic has been badly impacting the education system for two years, especiall to the O/L and A/L students from rural areas with financial issues & unavailability of enough infrastructure facilities & suitable devices. So, we understood the problem and want to help them to go through O/L and A/L examinations. We hope to cover their syllabus and past papers through the video session with a qualified lecture panel. It will distribute over the pen drive and CDs and website.
Provide Basic Dental Care to 418 Nicaraguan Kids The Pan American Health Organization notes that low-income families, groups with lower social development, and people with disabilities are those who receive less care. Children with these backgrounds, are at a higher risk for any disease including oral diseases. With your support, our team from FOCO aims to reduce the distribution and severity of oral diseases of 418 children enrolled in NER Adiact school in the community of Sutiava, Leon - Nicaragua in 2017.
LET'S BUILD THE FUTURE TOGETHER Children are like a blank canvas. It is our duty to fill their early years with color, ideas, and dreams, expanding their learning opportunities. They are the future and they need all of our support to be able to believe in a better world. Your help would allow us to continue welcoming thousands of children in our centers, in spaces of learning and development for life, where tolerance, legitimate respect for the other and the love in living together are formed without any discrimination.
Family Economic Empowerment in the Kenyan Slums When you financially empower a parent, you set the family on a self sustaining path to economic growth and poverty eradication. Early intervention stabilizes vulnerable families and enables the caregiver to feed and clothe their children, and send them to school. Macheo  helps develop an intervention plan, including education seminars, counseling support, economic empowerment, to start up their own business. Those families receive a one-time donation and intensive coaching to create success.