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Support 50 vulnerable youth in higher education Siam-Care will support 50 vulnerable youth of poor and/or HIV affected families to enroll in a vocational training or university study, in order to break away from the cycle of poverty.
Support 200  AIDS Orphaned Children in Uganda This project will build  an orphanage Center in Kasanda County in Mubende District in Central  Uganda,  to provide Basic needs  and social support services  to 200  AIDS Orphaned Children affected by  absolute Poverty, HIV/AIDS as a result of  civil  Wars  and  on and off immigration.
More Power for the Community Center With the national emergency of COVID-19, the community center has expanded with an industrial kitchen, 3 freezers and two refrigerators to feed the entire community. The community does not have the necessary infrastructure, thats why the community center had to be resilient and 100% off grid in solar energy, it has two cisterns and its rainwater collection system. With this new worl wide emergency we have increase our energy consumption and are in the need to expand our energy storage.
Prevent Trafficking in Women thru Entrepreneurship HERA promotes women's entrepreneurship and employment with grants, training, and mentoring so as to prevent and counter all forms of slavery, violence and exploitation.To date, HERA has trained 1058 women survivors, women at risk of trafficking, and women and men mentors in nine countries. HERA has awarded 400 grants to women-owned ventures to create new employment for some 609 women in regions with high rates of dangerous migration and trafficking in Central/Eastern Europe.
Send refugee children to school in Uganda Every child in the world should attend 200 days of school each year. This year, 80,000 refugee children in Uganda attended 0 days of schooling. This will change, because with your support, Vijana Corps will deliver free education to 500 children in five refugee settlements across northern Uganda. Vijana Corps has designed a Mobile digital classroom for accelerated computer assisted learning. The kit will rotate weekly classes between camps to deliver quality primary schooling and edutainment.
Supporting Waste Pickers through the COVID crisis In many parts of SE Asia and Latin America,  informal waste collectors are the backbone of the waste management system, salvaging materials and keeping them out of the ocean and environment. Now they are also on the frontline of the COVID19 crisis - vulnerable and exposed. The Circulate Initiative is working with partners in Indonesia, Vietnam, and Argentina to get food, protective gear, and hygiene kits to these communities now, and to help them build a better future post-crisis.
Lets end unemployment for 50 youths in Ikorodu A giving of $10, $20, $25, $50 per person, from a cluster of twenty, ten, eight and four people, for 50 unemployed youths and women in Ikorodu, Nigeria; with this, each youth can start a textile/hat & bead craft business, printing tech, photography business, footwear production outfit, make-up art studio business, piggery farm, dressmaking outfit, cassava mill, poultry farm and fish farm etc. This is based on their vocational interest and skill acquired from our prescribed training for them.
Eyeway- Support the Blind 20% of world's blind population lives in India. Majority of visually impaired persons live on the margins because of widespread ignorance and insensitivity meted out to them by society. Misconceived notions and cultural biases prevent them from integrating into the mainstream. We empower blind citizens through knowledge and resource sharing so they become contributing members of the economy. We also sensitize civil society at large, in order to make the ecosystem accessible and inclusive.
Bring back 600 Filipino street children to school We are building a life competence center that provides 600 street youth alternative learning, life skills, tutorial and income generation that bring them back to formal schooling.
Help Women independency during COVID. Along with Project Tres, we support 15 women who are the mothers of our "babies" at the Hai Center. With our partnership, these women became artisans and nowadays the "Mamas company" plays an important role in their lives: they depend on it to feed their families and pay the rent for their homes. Strengthening our women through emotional and financial support directly impacts their lives and, consequently, their families, and the community around them.
Urgent relief for victims of Guatemalan volcano This project will directly fund the urgent needs of children and families devastated by the Fuego volcano eruption. This historic disaster has left at least 69 dead, dozens missing, and nearly 300 people injured. GFC's local partner ASOGEN opened a shelter and is providing emergency supplies like food, clothing, toiletries, and emotional support to children and families experiencing unimaginable trauma, and their numbers are increasing. They need our help now.
Access to 2.500 menstrual cups for girls and women The project will deliver 2.500 menstrual cups to girls, women of Afro- Colombian women, migrants and adolescents in vulnerable conditions in Colombia. We want to relieve them of the economic burdens caused by having to take care of their menstrual hygiene care during the COVID-19 pandemic and to contribute to their autonomy, offering a more sustainable method. We would like also to help dispel  myths and taboos about menstruation.
COVID-19 relief help for the undeserved in Uganda In contemporary times, the world has never been affected by a catastrophic pandemic disease like the one it is facing now. Covid-19 has affected almost every country in the world and it's still spreading. Your donation will help cope up with the disease challenges in the helpless communities of Uganda in the following ways; It will help to send doctors, nurses, and other front line responders to refugees' camps and remote areas. It will help buy masks, ventilators, and other lifesaving medicals
Education For Children Inside Syria Now in its eighth year and with no end in sight, the conflict in Syria has become the largest humanitarian crisis since World War II. Education remains central to the humanitarian response plans in Syria. To ensure access to education for internally displaced children and those living in hard-to-reach and besieged areas in Syria, UNICEF has designed a Self-Learning Program, which aims to reach 298,000 Syrian children who have limited or no access to schooling.
Sponsor A Girl Child The project gives educational sponsorship to poor girls, providing educational opportunity to girls from socially and economically disadvantaged communities, to orphans, children of child labour, and  HIV/AIDS affected, aged between 1 to 18 years. Nutrition supplementary, school uniforms, text and note books, life skill training from 16 year onward. Along with curricular input provided to them and taking them on study tour.
Safe Drinking Water & Sanitation for Those in Need Blue Planet Network brings the spotlight on communities worldwide who bear the disproportionate burden of the safe drinking water crisis. Acting as an online engine for the water sector in 27 countries and counting, Blue Planet Network connects WASH funders, organizations and grass-roots communities through its technology platform to exponentially increase the impact of safe drinking water and sanitation programs built by its implementing members.
Hands for life: Neonatology for newborns in Benin The project "Hands for life" aims at the construction of a neonatology department in the pediatric hospital L'Abbraccio in Sokponta (Benin).This structure will be used to monitor the health of infants who are premature, underweight or have specific infections or malformations and to make women aware of the importance of receiving medical treatment during and after gestation.Furthermore we want to implement health awareness activities in rural villages to prevent infectious disease and Covid-19.
Tackling Malnutrition in Young Children in Mexico You are what you eat. In Mexico, 14 million children under 10 years old live in low-income marginalized communities suffering from issues with food insecurity, malnutrition, and obesity. For over 20 years, Fundacion Nutriendo in San Luis Potosi, Mexico has served 1,800 breakfasts daily to combat malnutrition where affordability of food is a constant concern in low-income communities. To improve children's development we provide meals with monthly medical, dental, and nutritionist visits.
computer education to 100 students in kishanganj AIF  is running computer lab with 5 computers in  district Kishanganj. This block is selected with in close vicinity of high and middle schools. AIF is imparting 3 months basic computer course keeping in mind the learning ability of the students who belong to marginalized and poor sections of the society.  The center is running 2 hours class for  students. 3 batches are running every day thrice a week. The  centre will  impart computer education to 100 students in the second year
DARE Sustains: MoringAid Startup International Aid dependence often brings with it a power imbalance.  Big agencies regularly ignore indigenous ways & knowledge and impose western ideologies onto their beneficiaries. To help break free of this dynamic, DARE will start up an Income Generation project called MoringAid.  DARE Network can create a sustainable source of funds by growing, processing and marketing Moringa helping refugees to help themselves. But we need to your help to get started. What is Moringa?  Read on.
Decent housing for families in Uraba - Colombia This project will help build decent housing for families in Uraba, where people have been gravely affected both by natural disasters and the armed conflict in the area, providing them stability, roots and belonging in the countryside, avoiding migration to cities. It will also finance training and education allowing family strengthening transforming their environment and community in general, and the implementation of ventures, in order to enable comprehensive changes in their living situation.
The African Child Sport & Education Fund Needs You This project seeks to provide quality schooling, sports training and mentoring to 120 talented but poor children and youth from around East Africa, enabling them to become responsible citizens in a global community. They attend a good primary and high school, and on graduation from the program, get integrated into the local job market, play professional sports, or join college internationally, where they receive excellent sports and education scholarships.
Supporting women with breast cancer Is an integral plan targetting women with breast cancer. It aims at providing women a better adaptation to the new situation they are facing and enhance life quality
Ecuador Clean Water Supply 1000+ individuals who live and travel to this Andean Mountain village will have access to clean drinking water by utilizing sustainable technologies to overcome engineering challenges.
Bring Micro-Hydro Electricity to Brazilian Amazon This project will evaluate the feasibility of building a clean energy Micro-Hydrokinetic Electric Generator near the community of Suruaca along the Tapajos River in the Brazilian Amazon. Residents in many river communities in the region live without reliable access to electricity. This project will have immense positive impact on their health, livelihood and quality of life by establishing the feasibility of this promising and economical option for electricity.
Support Grassroots Earthquake Recovery in Mexico Following the recent series of earthquakes in Mexico, Fondo Semillas created the "Women Rebuilding their Communities" Fund to provide grants and technical assistance to local women's groups working on recovery efforts in their communities. The spirit of collaboration that emerged in response to the earthquakes makes this an ideal time to not only re-build, but also promote sustainable development and better living conditions in communities throughout Mexico.
Help train Haiti's first Paramedics & EMT's. Help continue the EMPACT Haiti EMT education and system development project.
Tailoring workshop for young people in risk Establishing a social enterprise for young people in risk /Roma, youngsters leaving social institutions, etc.,/. There they will have the chance for professional education and practice so they have new opportunities and chances for successful integration on the labor market and society.
Diversified Learning Project for Placed Children Children in the children's home are suffering from low self-affirmation and have no confidence in themselves because of their circumstances and family background. But we believe that each child has different abilities and advantages, so in addition to the coursework, we also hope children can have more exploration through the activities of talent learning, adventure experience, summer camp, etc. to generate positive interactions and learning experience, as a process to gain their confidence!
Supporting 350 Female Detainees in Sierra Leone Police cells in Sierra Leone are poorly equipped and often almost uninhabitable. Correctional Centres are slightly better, but women can be imprisoned for years on end with poor access to sanitary items and appropriate medication, and many do not receive visits from family members at all. AdvocAid seeks to allow women to preserve their dignity and obtain new skills while in detention by providing education, counselling and welfare support.
Providing education for 100 working children The present program designed to ensure enrolment of deprived category of working children and educate them on facets of life, vocational skills as well as literacy.
Indonesian Earthquake and Tsunami Response An emergency response team from Save the Children's local partner has deployed to central Sulawesi in Indonesia after an earthquake struck on September 28th.   The magnitude 7.5 quake triggered a tsunami with waves reportedly up to three meters high near the island's capital Palu. More than 1,400 people have been confirmed dead, including hundreds of children, and more than 65,000 homes are destroyed.  Save the Children's national entity has a team on the ground preparing to distribute aid
Art in the Paint By using art, the goal of Art in the Paint is to transform neglected courts and surrounding spaces  into monuments which the community can have pride in and promotes ideas of meaningful change to the various systemic and human rights issues that plague the world today. We will marry great artwork with sport and community. We want to ensure that communities are the voice that drives the art. They will playing an integral role in the design, installation and upkeep process of these murals.
Clean drinking water and prevent CKD in Sri Lanka North central region of Sri Lanka is ravaged by Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). Over 100,000 people are currently affected (up to 10 to 15% of people in certain villages) with approximately 5% deaths among the affected population per year. The cause of the disease is polluted drinking water. This project aims to prevent the disease by providing easy access to safe and clean drinking water to the school children.
Scout Universal Fund (U-Fund) Scout Universal Fund or U-Fund is a 50 year old mechanism in the Scout Movement to provide financial resources for small projects from needy countries to be supported by other Scouts (and friends of Scouting) from around the world. Over the years, hundreds of small projects such as rehabilitation of street children, income generation activities, youth programme development, HIV/AIDS awareness and advocacy, disaster reduction and awareness, peace education, etc. have been funded or seed funded.
Provide Relief to 5000 Families in Typhoon Bopha Typhoon Bopha has devastated communities across the Mindanao region of the Philippines; 300 people have perished and over 200,000 are in evacuation centers. Asia America Initiative in partnership with local officials, community groups, military logistics teams and youth volunteers is conducting ongoing relief in the most hard to reach areas where roads and bridges are destroyed.  Help us provide food, medicine, hygiene, blankets for 5,000 families with close to 15,000 infants and children.
Sustainable Water Supply to 2000 Villagers Current water supply problems in Gatumbi/Kiangungi village include the distance and time required to retrieve the water each day as well as the quality of water once it reaches the homes. It takes women and children many trips each day with buckets, consuming many hours of their time while pupils from neighbouring primary schools have to carry 5lts of water to school every morning for cleaning and other uses.
Scholarships for 20 sustainability young leaders The world face many socio and environmental challenges like loss of biodiversity and forests, high pollution and diseases. Young students in Brazil have transformative ideas for these challenges, but many don't have opportunity to develop it due to lack of resources to seek more knowledge and guidance. ESCAS - School of Conservation and Sustainability, is a place to them. With a Scholarship Fund, we will benefit students with education for sustainability to them change the world.
Beds and Blankets for Vulnerable Tanzanian Girls Your donations will provide dormitory furniture for 30 students at the Sega Girls School, serving Tanzanian girls who are otherwise unable to attend school due to extreme poverty.
Fight for girls equality through football ISF uses football as a tool to educate, motivate, and empower children. Help us to sponsor a girl's football team to promote education, social inclusion, gender equality, and life and soft skill development through sport for disadvantaged young women and girls in Cambodia.
Learning & Technology Center for Youth in Jamaica The Caribbean Education Foundation, Inc. (CEF) provides poor children with meaningful access to education.  Its current mission country is Jamaica.  

The goals of CEF are three-fold:  

1. Bridge the financial gap to education to enable school attendance

2. Bridge the nutrition gap to education to enhance learning

3. Bridge the computer technology and literacy gap to education to compete global

To meet goals 1-2, CEF awards scholarships to pay school fees, books, lunch & bus fares.
Support children from tribal families in India The project will improve the quality of life of underprivileged children,their families and communities in Mulshi Taluka,District Pune,India by ensuring education and improving the health of tribal children.Community Aid and Sponsorship Programme works with school going children in unconnected areas where the children have few opportunities for education and are in poor health.The project will provide educational support, health services and opportunities to cultivate hobbies in children.
Cultivating youth social change leaders CONCAUSA aims to bring together 51 social change leaders from across the Americas to develop their capacity as leaders and strengthen the sustainable development projects that they are carrying out to make a positive change in their communities.
Further Unleashing Press Freedom in Sierra Leone Cotton Tree News (CTN) provides professional daily news and information to all Sierra Leoneans while training student journalists at renovated broadcasting studios at the University of Sierra Leone.
Support a Library to Eradicate Poverty Siaya Community Library, the only public library in a county of 920,671 people supports educational development and reduction of illiteracy in Siaya.  Literacy is important for economic and social development. The library makes available a wide range of materials and services.  It needs support to properly equip it and make it useful and accessible to the community.
Educate 150 Girls in Tech,Engineering & Maths STEM The project aims to increase and support the participation of 150 disadvantaged girls in South Africa in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Measures will be taken to address the disparities between male & female students studying STEM based program by providing incentives & mentorship programs to women. The participation of girls in STEM fields is essential, but unfortunately throughout history, female participation has been consistently lower than that of men
Improved Maternal & Child Care in the Himalayas It is our mission to expand upon the project "Reduce Infant & Maternal Mortality in the Rural Himalayas" that we had started in 2012, and to continue to raise awareness among rural Himalayan communities and improve access to Primary Health Care.
Support Monitoring of Syrian War Crimes Trial The first-ever trial of a senior Syrian government official began in April, 2020 in Koblenz, Germany. Since the start, SJAC's trial monitor has attended each trial session, and SJAC has published high-quality trial monitoring reports in English and Arabic. These reports create a historical record of this groundbreaking trial and provide access to Syrian victims and witnesses interested in following the proceedings from afar.
Let us build a school for 300 Pakistani Girls. Rehman Colony is situated in the suburb of City Jauharabad district Khushab Punjab. Here a poor community having different religions and sects living peacefully. Unfortunately not a single public school exists there for 300  girls of the community, though they have transferred land of 20000 Sq. Ft. to the government for this purpose, but current policy doesn't support them. However Government agrees to establish a public school if building is provided. Let us support them in this Nobel Cause!
School for young Mexicans socially disadvantaged. Project provides continuity into senior high school studies for 159 young Mexicans living in 13 poverty communities. Education takes place in Community Learning Centers, which are physical spaces equipped with Internet, access to online studies platform of a public university, personalized follow-up and human skills workshops. At the end of project, they will have advanced 10 subjects of their academic syllabus and have received training in human skills to strengthen their personal development.
Help A Low-Income Girl Stay in School In Montgomery County, Md., low-income and immigrant girls are growing up without the resources and support they need to stay in school. Our project will provide 150 girls grades 4-12 from various developing countries with the support they need to achieve their personal and academic aspirations. We will accomplish this through weekly out-of-school programs that provide them a safe space to find their voice and gain the confidence and skills they need to thrive.
Livelihood Recovery for 252 Women in Nepal The livelihoods of women in Nala and Khawa of Kavrepalanchok district are dependent on rain-fed agriculture. Their houses were destroyed by the earthquake and now they have no place to store their grains and crop harvests. The project will provide storage facilities at the recently built community centre and give them food processing and managerial trainings which will help them create a community owned enterprise for a sustainable livelihood.
Help Increase Food Access and Security in Rural NC Carteret Local Food Network (CLFN) started as a grassroots movement in 2008 and received 501(c)3 status in 2016 to directly confront the issues of food equality, food security, environmental impact, health, education, and economic development in Carteret County, NC.   Our Veggie Van program allows CLFN to provide low-wealth communities with access to healthy, fresh, local food at reasonable prices while creating new markets for local small- to mid-sized farmers.
School Scholarships for Vulnerable Youth Children's Voice (CV) provides high school and elementary school scholarships for youth and vocational training for uneducated teenagers in eastern DRC. During this period of economic hardship secondary to covid-19, this project will allow CV to keep providing scholarships.