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Providing ART Treatment to 9770 South Africans This project will build PeleBox (SmartLockers) in the City of Tshwane, South Africa, to provide chronic medication to under-served communities and promote treatment adherence for 9770 people living with HIV/AIDS.
The Bahamas Recovery Fund Thousands of families remain without electricity, drinking water or a safe roof to protect their families. Recovery can take months and everyone's participation is necessary. Our teams are assisting with immediate needs.  The reconstruction phase is just started.  We are supporting several organizations focusing on women and kids.  Unemployment is reaching strategic numbers and we need to take kids away from the danger in the streets.
Support Women Building Lives Free from Violence Gender violence is a painful reality for women and girls in Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay. The lack of basic services and limited access to rapid and vital assistance put them at constant risk. Grassroots organizations, generally based in remote locations, work as first responders in their communities, saving lives. They provide legal and psychosocial support, deliver training courses, disseminate information, sustain women's shelter and hotlines, and advocate for their rights.
Mental Health Trainer's Program The project is intended to address the negative impact and stigma given to mental health in Africa by providing access to better understanding, diagnosis and increased treatment. This will be achieved by highlighting the plight and prevalence of mental health in communities and its overall impact amongst the youth. Although it is generally accepted that stress, trauma, depression, anxiety are symptoms of the fast paced and ever changing global community, mental health resources remain minimal.
Orphans and Vulnerable people Accountanbility In Ghana , more children were orphaned and continue to be, because of sickness, hunger, conflict and in ten region in Ghana becoming an orphan leaves countless children without a secure home and supportive environment. The project seeks to invest in the lives of vulnerable children, old age people by initiating educational programmes and assisting in the establishment of sustainable care and safe houses for those  are left to live with extended family, in foster care, or sometimes on the streets
Ecological Cribs & Food for 3000 kids in Colombia we seeks to  save the lives of  children in Colombia and help in the migratory emergency of displaced Venezuelan families, a journey through the creation and delivery of ecological cribs. our foundation plans to develop and deliver 3,000 cribs to children living in the streets or low-income families, along with basic grooming kits and clothes for the little ones. Educational workshops will be developed to educate women and children to to dignify their lives.
Health & hygiene for thousands of kids globally More than 24,000 children, under the age of five and living in poverty, die every day from largely preventable causes such as malaria and pneumonia. With the support of our donors, JustWorld International has created children's clinics within our projects, helping to provide medical supplies for common illnesses and proper treatment from committed nurses and doctors who provide services for thousands of children in our projects and their families.
Medical Services / Medicine for Abuse Children -Hogar de Ninos Regazo de Paz is a specialize Home for abuse, abandoned and/or neglected children, sheltering up to 15 children at one time, both sexes, from new born to eight years of age.  -We provide for all their basic needs, nutrition, access to specialize medical services; tutorial, sports and everything the kids may need.   -Medical services/Medicine -Project will help us provide for medical services and medical supplies, therapy and various medical treatments.
Train 30 nurses: empower women and save lives Your donation will fund nurse training for 30 women in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, transforming their lives and saving the lives of countless others. Training female nurses creates lifelong opportunities for women; empowering them to lift themselves and their families out of the cycle of poverty. ISSI, our partner in DRC, is recognised as the best nursing school in the country. Help ISSI train more women to become highly skilled nurses and transform the landscape of healthcare in DRC.
Self-reliance & Resilience in Slum Women's Groups The Urban Health Resource Centre works to strengthen the communities of the 300,000 slum dwellers in Agra and Indore in India to increase their access to maternal/child health services, proof of address, education, improved living environment, and state-provided services. UHRC does this by promoting the establishment of grassroots women's groups in slums and providing technical training and skills development workshops to the groups, thus developing self-efficacy among slum communities.
Pan-Mass Challenge 2016 The Pan-Massachusetts Challenge raises money for life-saving cancer research and treatment at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute through an annual bike-a-thon that crosses the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Vocational guidance for children in Chiapas Mexico Mundo de Talentos offers free vocational guidance for children between 10 and 13 years, in Chiapas, Mexico. Every year, 100 girls and boys from public schools will participate and discover their interests and talents. In this way they will become better prepared for their own futures. Passionate professionals share their work experience with the children and invite them to engage in group exercises and excursions, including subjects as broad as biology, arts, medicine, and tourism.
BRAC Safe Spaces & Loans for Girls in Tanzania BRAC's project will provide 500 girls in Tanzania with 20 safe spaces, education and micro loans to help them lead confident, self-reliant, dignified lives.  BRAC manages a similar program in Uganda.
Help Cambodia's Children Escape Poverty and Abuse Cambodian Children's House of Peace (CCHP) is a local Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) registered with the Royal Government of Cambodia No. 294/SorChorNor, dated 12 December 2008. Our Vision is to provide growth in body, mind and spirit for vulnerable children in a community of peace. We provide a safe home and environment for 30 otherwise vulnerable children in Siem Reap province that come from very poor backgrounds with little to no access to education, health care or essential living needs
Kenyan Orphans, Widows & Children Can Live Better This project will build & enhance education & economic skills among children & widows in rural Kenya which will enable them to generate a sustainable income to provide for their basic needs. The WIDOWS CAN project will empower widows to come together & support each other by engaging in small but profitable projects that will help in eradicating poverty among widows & their children. This project will also be used as an avenue of championing widow's & children's right.
Bringing Sustainability to Nigerian Conservators Ki Culture promotes sustainable practices within the cultural sector on a global scale. The Ki Futures program, which provides an international network of coaching and interactive training, empowers cultural institutions and professionals to take action for sustainability. Unfortunately, sustainability is currently not affordable for all. Our aim is to enable 13 conservators from Nigeria to attend Ki Futures: computers, internet access and transportation is all they need.
Women Empowering Women in Africa and Asia A life-changing training program for women in developing countries - Women's Mentorship Program (WMP). A unique opportunity for women to learn management skills and financial best practice from other women managers, and expand their professional skill set in areas of employment normally dominated by men. The experience promotes gender equality. It transforms careers, credit unions and communities by teaching skills that enable women to be successful managers of co-op financial institutions.
Midday Meal Program to fight against malnutrition Midday Meal Program will address the issue of malnutrition amongst schoolchildren in India by providing hot cooked and nutritious meals to government schoolchildren every school day.
Fund High School Diploma for Mexican Deportees This project will provide 10 Mexicans deported from the US with the opportunity to obtain a high school diploma, which will enable them to secure employment at higher wages in Mexico.
Support a hatchery and feed mill in Liberia There is big demand for hatchery operations and a variety of poultry feed in Liberia. This project will meet this demand by expanding profitable social enterprises in line with our broader goals of reducing poverty and hunger by creating livelihoods. Thanks to BRAC's partnerships with other donors, contributions to this project have extraordinary leverage: Funding of $20,514 raised through Global Giving will be matched and multiplied, unlocking $42,838 to reach hundreds poultry farmers.
Build Irrigation Well for 200 Farmers in Ghana This project will build an irrigation well for Nyitawuta. The well will irrigate a demonstration farm, allowing it to be used year-round. The farm is currently operating only during the rainy season on half of the 10 acres the community collectively donated to the project. It is teaching farmers how to cultivate new types of crops, but it needs an irrigation source to operate all year on all 10 acres. Pipes will extend the well to other land, ensuring consistent access to water for all farms.
South Asia Flood Relief Fund More than 25 million people have been affected by severe flooding across India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Myanmar during the 2020 monsoon season. Recent floods have taken the lives of 550 people across the region due to storm waters and landslides. One-third of Bangladesh's delta region remains under water, and 300,000 individuals in India's Bihar state have been evacuated to relief camps. This fund will provide immediate relief to survivors and support long-term recovery.
Feed 5000 impoverished children in South Africa. We identify impoverished households in rural communities that have no source of income and have children, providing them with food parcels and empowering them with tools and skills to establish food gardens for a sustainable source of food. We also promote the importance of nutrition and leading a healthy lifestyle.
Help Save Primates and their Habitat Located in one of the top twenty-five biodiversity hotspots, the project promotes the conservation, preservation and protection of six primate species including the nationally threatened Angolan colobus monkey and their disappearing coastal forest habitat. Programs focus on habitat conservation and community links, animal rescue/rehabilitation, and education. It is the only primate rehabilitation centre in East Africa and the only primate conservation organization operating in Kenya.
£5 pensions to save the elderly from the streets This project provides monthly pensions to Addis Ababa's poorest elderly residents who after a lifetime of work can no longer support themselves. Just £5 a month makes a world of difference.
Empowering the 78,278 Foster Youth in California The project would train & empower the in care and emancipated foster youth members of CYC, & support them as they gain leadership skills & volunteer in their foster care community.
Supporting UK children affected by bullying The project will enable the charity to use education to promote difference, respect and acceptance in relation to bullying. It will allow the continuation of its Online Mentoring service which provides anonymous support to individuals severely affected by bullying. It will provide workshops to children around the dangers of cyber bullying and offer the 'Hand of Courage' creative workshop for younger children.
Call to Action for WASH in Schools H2O for Life provides drinking water, latrines and hygiene ed at schools resulting in reduced disease, increased attendance and student achievement, and contributes to dignity and gender equality.
Los Alamitos Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Kylie, Lindsay, Omri, Ella, and Amelia from Los Alamitos 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, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Meeting on the Pitch This project builds on the universal interest of 10-12 year olds in soccer. Through offering them subsidized quality training it attracts them to cooperation and dialogue with the 'other' at this critical age of personality design.
Knight's story With this project, we will begin the construction of a fortress from medieval Bosnia, which will form an educational center as a basis for community and reconciliation among peoples in Bosnia. The medieval period represents a restart point in which Nations agreed without ethnic divisions, a period recognized by all Nations in BiH as common.
Turn indigenous women into women entrepreneurs Through training and technical advice, we will ensure that 450 indigenous Mexican women improve their productive activity and become micro-entrepreneurs. These women live in poverty and situations of discrimination. By becoming micro-entrepreneurs they will be able to increase the family income to be spent on education and food, especially for their children.
Send More Girls to School! 49.8% of Turkey's population constitutes of female population.  While the numbers of women who receive education have increased in recent years, the proportion of female illiteracy is higher when compared to male illiteracy.  As for high school graduates and equivalency, the number of females who are high school graduates constitutes a mere 14.4%.    TPF plans to send more girls to high school and make the greatest impact in lives of many young women by providing them with scholarships.
Emergency support for  COVID-19 in Pakistan Joy Foundation has been working in the rural areas of Punjab, Pakistan since 2009 in education, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Environment sector. So far, the deadly novel corona virus outbreak has infected thousands of people and spread to over 199 countries (including Pakistan) since its emergence. Especially children are most affected with it because it's difficult for because they did not understand much about it. So this Virus attach on children and elder people more quickly.
Emergency Health Care for Poor Afghan Women Many Afghans have limited or no access to quality healthcare.  Dr. Sakena Yacoobi founded a private hospital in Herat to offer quality medical care and health education to anyone who needs it with an emphasis on high quality care for women.  People who can pay for this service help make up the difference for those who can only pay a little but everyone pays something. Poor women often cannot pay for surgeries which cost between $275 -$800 so need assistance with the cost.
Build primary school  for 200 Students in Liberia Safe Community Inc plans to build Six(6) classrooms  primary school to provide free education for 200 children yearly who never been to school and dropped out of school from the poorest background of Logan town, Kpelle town, Wein town, Lorma quarter and New Israel communities within Johnsonville LIBERIA. Education empowers children at their adult age to establish successful careers and give back to their communities. We need your help to raise 14K  to construct the primary school.
Build a Home for AIDS Orphans in Tanzania Vine Trust builds houses for orphans in Tanzania, providing them with a comfortable home to help keep them safe, healthy and connected to their local community. The devastating effects of AIDS leave many Tanzanian children without parents from a very young age. Local communities are overwhelmed by the number of children, and cannot take care of them. By working with other agencies providing homes, education and foster care, Vine Trust helps save children from a life on the streets.
Eagle River High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Matthew, Katie, Evelyn, and Malina from Eagle River High School have been working with LI to help create & publicize human rights campaigns for various rights issues in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to connect with local nonprofits in Bauchi to research, document, and advocate for various human rights issues within the area.
CURE THEIR HUNGER With the outbreak of COVID-19, the economy of world has drastically declined. In under-developed areas like ours, orphans and needy people are put in difficulty in a struggle for basic elements of life. As a part of our national project "Food for Life", our team at ISKCON India will be supporting the local orphanages in feeding the much needed nutritious food to orphanage kids and nearby villagers in the city of Varanasi, India.
Provide clean water for Akili Girls School, Kenya Akili Preparatory School for Girls provides free quality education for underprivileged girls from Obunga Slum, Kisumu, Kenya. Deeper Missions Org, USA is matching all funds raised upto $10,000 to enable us to drill a permanent well 110 meters deep  to provide clean and safe drinking water for 30 underprivileged girls attending a boarding school in its Obambo Campus as well as over 300 households living in Obambo village, Kisumu, Kenya.
[KKOOM] Support for young adult Korean orphans This project provides support to young adult South Korean orphans who otherwise do not have access to financial resources to help with job search expenses, relocating out of the orphanages, and accessing post-high school educational opportunities through scholarships and one-time grants.
Support Addiction Treament for 30 Youths in Zambia This project will provide 30 vulnerable young adults in Zambia access to a 30-day residential rehabilitation program. Specialized services, including individualized assessment, medication-assisted detoxification, individual, family and group counseling will be provided, all based on  the  biopsychosocial-spiritual model. Interventions target young adults battling addiction given the high levels of substance abuse, untreated mental illness, severely limited access to mental health in Zambia.
Livelihood opportunities for BT Survivors This project will train and equip 200 bride trafficking survivors in 4 districts of Haryana, with the skills and capital to set up their own LED bulb recycling and manufacturing unit which will help them earn their livelihood against loss of family income during the Covid-19 pandemic, raise their voice against violence, provide education, health and play facilities to their children and strengthen their resolve to eradicate the evil practice of trafficking in their respective communities.
Empower 100 Pastoralist Girls in Northern Kenya This project aims at empowering 100 underprivileged marginalized pastoralist girls in Northern part of Kenya, by funding their tuition, meals and accommodations. Those students who are lucky to be supported through this project can concentrate on their studies without any interruptions' and worries.
Rescue 1 Million Meals with RLC If the pandemic proved one thing, it was that the food insecurity and food waste issue in the United States is worse than one expects. 1 in 7 households experienced food insecurity last year, including 1 in 6 children.  Our mission and community have not diminished due to the pandemic - quite the opposite! By looking inward, improving our business model, and doubling our staff, RLC is entering 2022 with a renewed and empowered vision of spreading our mission further across the United States!
Help orphans in India This project will help our orphan girls with education, clothes, food and a house.
Create with Code: Teacher training & Student clubs You can empower 20 enthusiastic teachers in Ghana's government schools to teach Scratch and HTML! They in turn guide over 200 junior high school students in computational thinking, creative expression, and basic programming through our after school clubs. The project provides 3 training sessions, ongoing support, and other resources for 10 after school clubs through the year, a fun and educational coding challenge, and connectivity to share their projects with the world.
Hunger Relief and Support for Sahel Nomads Niger's Tuareg and Wodaabe nomads rely on their herd animals for meat, milk and income.  There is only one rainy season per year in Niger. Last year's rains were sporadic --  crops are small and pasture land is scant.  The rain will begin again in July, and the grasses will start to grow.  But now, all is dry and parched.  This project will save thousands of animals, as well as the men, women and children for whom these animals are their only resource.  This is long-term aid!
Construct 15 Latrines in poverty-stricken La Penda Students from University of Rhode Island will be working with the locals to construct 15 latrines in needy homes throughout the rural community.
2021 Campaign: Educate at-risk youth in Kenya We operate a residential school in rural Kenya where we support more than 220 orphans and at-risk youth from preschool through 8th grade, providing them with a nurturing home, food, medical care, and one of the best academic programs available in the region. We consistently rank among the top schools in our district of 140 schools and have ranked 1st multiple times in the last 5 years. We work hard to maximize the impact of our resources and operate on a lean budget of $1 per child per day.
SENAVA - Sierra Leone Mudslide Recovery Film SENAVA: What may become of me? shows us an African nation confronting compounding issues brought about by poverty and the disastrous effect of climate change. The film is being produced by local filmmakers at the Freetown Media Center and chronicles the events of a tragic mudslide on August 14th, 2017 that took the lives of more than 1,000  Sierra Leoneans. The documentary also shows us a unique and inspiring brand of African environmentalism that may bring about a much needed change
#strongerforlonger - Muscular Dystrophy therapies Most people with muscular dystrophy (MD) cannot access regular therapy for their condition. Yet effective therapies exist, like physiotherapy and osteopathy, which could keep them stronger for longer and significantly improve their lives.   Building on the success of our UK centre, we will create a toolkit that shares our model freely across the MD community, to spark action and empower others to launch their own clinics. The first tool in the toolkit will be a film demonstrating our programme.
Educate and Empower in Uganda with Nurture Africa This project will provide Vocational Education to 20 most vulnerable youth in 2022 at the Nurture Africa Vocational Training Centre.
Puerto Rico Aid Distribution Aid is stacking up in the sea and air ports in Miami, Houston, and San Juan with no way to get it to those who need it.  Empact is sending teams of logistics specialists to ensure that this valuable aid gets through the choke points and into the communities of Puerto Rico.
Women’s Football for Unity, Rwanda The project will make girls' football strong in Kigali City and Rwanda. The project will demonstrate the positive impact of gender in sport for social change.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Nikhita, Ridham, Ojasvi have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to train local entrepreneurs. Through this, vulnerable men and women will develop capacities in vocational & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.