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Childhood Cancer in Greece www.karkinaki.gr is the first and so far only portal in Greece with information on  childhood cancer and the everyday life of families of children and adolescents with cancer. Through Karkinaki.gr the non-profit organization KARKINAKI not only informs the public in Greece on childhood cancer and raises awareness on this issue, but also motivates people in our country to actively support the children and their families through innovative actions such as the survival kit.
Summer Enrichment Program The Summer Enrichment Program is offered to students in grades 2 through 8 who lack an adequate foundation for learning to read and write effectively. There are 2 three-week sessions that run during the summer to help new students get acclimated to the school and helps existing students make academic gains while they are out of school. The program provides experiences in reading fluency, expanded vocabulary, phonics, poetry and reading for pleasure.
Capacity building of 10 Teachers in Ezo County. This project builds the capacity of ten primary school teachers at Ezo Primary School in Ezo County (Western Equatoria State Republic of South Sudan).   The project will enhance the teachers skills in order to improve the immediate and long-term quality of teaching and learning at Ezo Primary School in Ezo County.
International Career Advancement Program (ICAP) ICAP assists highly promising mid-career professionals from underrepresented groups in advancing to senior positions in international affairs.  There have been 20 classes of "ICAP'ers" who have participated in this seminar-- rising leaders in non-profit organizations, government, academia, and business.  The participants and program have not only advanced careers, but diverse voices in foreign policy-making.
Restore Safety and Security for LGBTQ in Uganda In Uganda, LGBTQ people consistently face threats to their safety and security. This project will equip over 120 LGBTQ individuals in rural Uganda with the skills and tools necessary to protect themselves on the streets of Uganda as well as online.
Provide Washable Pads for 4000 girls in Nigeria The stigma and taboo of menstruation is a human rights issue. Lack of sustainable menstrual hygiene solutions push menstruating girls out of school leading to school dropout, Child Early Forced Marriage and gender inequality which is an obstacle to SDG 5.We are providing washable menstrual hygiene kits that last 3years and bathing soap that last 6months. We also talk to them about reproductive health education, rape, HIV/AIDS, contraceptive usage and also dispel the myths surrounding the issue.
TC Williams Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Catherine, Delia, Jessica, Anna, and Jackie from TC Williams 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.
Eradicate Jiggers Among 500 Children in Bungoma This project will hold 8 treatment camps in Bungoma County to sensitize 8 target communities on child healthcare, treat at least 60 jigger infested children in every target community, spray 250 jigger infested homes and offer shoes to 500 bare footed kids.
Tree Growing to Save the Planet We will engage upland farming communities to plant and take care of trees as a means to combat climate change and to save the planet. Tree growing has taken secondary focus among farmers as the need for food and income remains paramount during times of scarcity but the need to inform, educate and provide tree growing inputs to the vast majority is urgent amidst the problems caused by changing climate.
support 3500 hiv/aids affected people  south sudan The project intends to provide HIV/AIDS services to 3500 key populations, preferably female sex workers and their clients through Health counseling and Testing (HCT), Psychosocial support and referrals to health facilities. It also intends to support 10 adolescent girls who are engaged in commercial sex to undergo vocational training.The project will be in three counties of south sudan namely, Wau, Torit and Kaya .
Scholarships for HIV+ Young Adults in Uganda The young adults (ages 15-25) who attend Accordia's flagship Institute (IDI) in Uganda for HIV/AIDS treatment are predominantly from the low-socioeconomic segment of the urban population. Consequently, the lack of financial resources and health challenges often limit their educational aspirations. The Young Adult Scholarship Fund provides 45 members of this unique population the opportunity to pursue vocational studies and career development programs with the goal of attaining gainful employment
Menstrual Pads For Dignity Initiative The Menstrual Pads For Dignity Initiative seeks to provide hygiene education and free washable menstrual kits that will last three years to 500 needy girls in Bunkpurugu/Yunyoo the most deprived district in Ghana to curb the high rates of menstruation-related absenteeism among junior and senior high school girls thus impacting directly on the Millennium Development Goals MDG 3(gender equality) and keeping girls in school (MDG 2).
A bright financial future for 4,000 Kenyan pupils This project aspires to teach and inculcate a culture of financial savviness amongst 4,000 children in impoverished Nyanza region of Kenya. It integrates financial capability and entrepreneurship skills into the formal and informal education curriculum. Instils positive social behaviour and appreciation for industry and saving culture. As adults they will participate in matters affecting them and their communities as socially and financially empowered citizens.
Help Replace Trees Lost in December 2013 Blizzard This winter, Jerusalem experienced the worst blizzard on record for the last century. Three days of heavy snowfall left the city blanketed in over 2 feet of snow and high winds caused extensive damage to the Biblical Zoo's grounds, especially to our mature trees and vegetation. Sadly, we also lost 2 infant collared peccaries and 2 hammerkop birds to the unforeseen extreme temperatures; as well as 2 flamingos who were struck by a falling palm tree that collapsed under the weight of the snow.
Let's help special needs orphans to get knowledge The project gives an opportunity to buy specialized educational materials and expendables in order to create educational environment tailored to 130 special needs orphans.
Support the Bangladesh Clean Water Fund The Bangladesh Clean Water Fund helps school children get access to clean water and proper sanitation, and this helps children stay healthy so they can stay in school and learn.
Scientific initiation for 120 students in Paraguay This project is aimed towards developing key skills in young talents from Paraguay through challenging mathematics classes designed to emphasize logical reasoning and the scientific method. The program focuses on students between 12 and 18 years old, predominantly from low-income families and with diminished academic opportunities. The project intends to provide improved chances of accessing to superior education for these young and it's the first and only one with these features in Paraguay.
Serve the community by expanding health services Expanding the Rehabilitation Center at Cedar Village will continue to enhance the comprehensive care available for our residents undergoing inpatient and outpatient therapies. A state-of-the-art therapy gym addresses individual client needs, including speech, physical, and occupational therapy. Patients who are discharged can continue their progress with the same therapy team they have come to know and trust as they build their strength and get back their daily lives.
Lets build classrooms for 120pupils in Mukono This project will build and complete our primary seven classroom, furnish our other classrooms and possibly sponsor a few more children to stay in school. Yes and Amen Education Centre's vision is to give as many children as possible the opportunity be in school and with this funding the children of Nsavu village will be able to acquire an education under a properly roofed classroom with a good learning environment.
Help HOPE bring clean water to Chano Dorga Clean water can change everything for Chano Dorga.  This project will cap 2 nearby springs to provide water for their daily use,  and more than enough as the village grows in the future. Together, HOPE and the community will lay 14.3 km of pipeline, and will build 2 water reservoirs, 15 water points, and 11 wash basins. The arrival of local, safe water will bring improved health and increased time for schooling and pursuing income generating opportunities.  A new future will then be possible.
Help Brazilian children at high risk Our work aims the emotional and mental rehabilitation of children who were victims of sexual abuse and domestic violence.
Vocation Training for 200 refugee women in Kampala This project will help refugees in Kampala that are facing major problems of survival due to lack of work or professional, socio-economic insertion and so on. Refugees in general, face many difficulties in finding employment, they live in very difficult conditions, including food insecurity, school drop-out, lack of resources for medical care, lack of resources for pay rent, etc. Those who are not in the camps certainly experience these difficulties too and lack the assistance to live well.
Improved health for 230 children in Sierra Leone This vital project aims to transform the health and well-being of 230 war affected children in the eastern region of Sierra Leone, through provision of crucial services, knowledge and skills to vulnerable young mothers, including training in crop production and nutrition and early childhood care.
Congo: Theatre for Reintegrating Child Soldiers The project will work with former child soldiers in Bukavu and villages in the South-Kivu Province on theatre projects to break down stereotypes about child soldiers and eliminate their use.
Send 120 Children to School In Ghana For a Year Beginning in January 2021, our "Send a Child to School" initiative will support the education of 120 children from some of the most disadvantaged communities in Ghana, namely, Osunu Dompe, Ahomahomasu, Besebuom & Tafi Mador. Over the next year, we will work closely with these children and their families, helping them to  purchase school uniforms, stationary, books and other vital educational resources. In addition, we will be providing mentorship to each of the 120 children & their families.
Free Tribal Outpatient Clinic Our free out patient clinic treats around 650 poor and underprivileged Hill Tribe patients per month. Many are shy and superstitious and prefer to come to us as we are long established with many Tribal staff who speak the local languages and understand local customs and priorities. The  clinic is part of our wider health programme which also includes a 12 bed ward and a daily mobile clinic which services remote hamlets. These are supported by government, the outpatient service is not.
Save a life of 4000 Syrian IDPs this winter With the advent of winter, the suffering of 1.5M internally displaced people (IDPs) in Northwest Syria increased, while cramped living conditions, limited hygiene facilities and medical care constitute a new burden and risks of crisis-affected people during winter. The project will rescue 4000 persons live in Kelly camps-Idleb governorate with essential winter items including Blankets, mattress, winter clothes kit, stove work with coal, heating coal. This support is considered as a life-saving.
ACCESS TO EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN IN COLOMBIA We supply tablets and connectivity (either 4G or WiFI) to children that doesn't have access to virtual education due to their household income and the COVID - 19 isolation conditions. We will enable their education and reduce school drop-outs by up to 40%.
BUILD A SCHOOL TO END CHILD MARRIAGES IN ZAMBIA Kasensa is located in the east of Chibombo district of central province. It is a poor and deprived rural community. This project will build a classroom block and a modern pit latrine toilet, thus providing primary education for rural children especially the girl child; and end early marriages in rural communities of Zambia.
Provide a Loving Home for Street Girls in DR Congo Street Girls in Congo are vulnerable to sexual exploitation, violence and addiction, and are often invisible on the streets. The Kimbilio projects offer support and provides a loving home for up to 20 street girls, where they live in a small family setting and receive one-to-one support from our carers. The girls enjoy a range of activities such as sewing, art and sports, as well as attending a local school. Ultimately, we try to reunite each girl with her family.
Quality SAT prep for 360 low-income HS students SEE will deliver its 5-week, 42-hour SAT preparation program and curriculum to 360 deserving low-income students who lack the resources to fully prepare for college.
United Against Hunger in the Rio Grande Valley COVID-19 is more than a viral pandemic in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas. It has created an economic crisis affecting a disproportionate percentage of our population. The Rio Grande Valley is one of the poorest places in the United States. The safety net isn't large enough or sturdy enough to support all of those who are suffering from food insecurity stemming from near record unemployment levels. We are distributing food--lots of food. And we're working together to do it better.
Women + Energy = Development In rural Namibia, women work in the fields, cook, clean, educate their children, kill snakes, travel to the market, care for sick family members...  In essence, most everything that gets done is done by women.  All of these activities can be made easier and more efficient with assistance from clean energy technologies sold by women entrepreneurs to their neighbors.
Impuls'her Projects-Girls'Entrepreneurship Program Impuls'her Projects is our new program dedicated to empower girls and teenagers in Bolivia and Cameroon. Two classes have been created in both countries with young Girls who are strongly motivated to learn, to create and to discover the micro-entreprenarial world. This program is for Girls who have been raised in homes for vulnerable children victims of abuse. Help us to Impuls'her Projects by making a donation to finance training and coaching and to support their lifetime projects.
Girls' Day Shelter Maria de Nazareth, Nicaragua The Girls' Day Shelter offers girls from extremely poor problem families a place to come during the day, before and after school. Girls can spend time at the shelter, receive meals, take showers, get help with their schoolwork and participate in creative activities. In critical situations, they may stay overnight. The girls' backgrounds may include alcohol, drugs, prostitution and sexual abuse. It was founded by two activist Nicaraguan women in 1999 and supported by Nicaragua Projekt since 2006.
St. Mary's Hospital and Nursing School Building We started St. Mary's Hospital and Nursing school, 60 poor students were studying Diploma in Nursing in three year course.  We are running Rental  building. It is not sufficient for Teaching and and hostel.  We cover 100 rural villages, they need 24 Hours Emergency clinic for snack biting, BP, Sugar, accident.  35 K.M. distance to the near hospital. We  construct Hospital and School building. It will be very useful for poor students and poor villagers.
Reducing Waterborne Diseases in 131 Kenyan Schools Primary school children in Lurambi Sub-County, Kakamega, Kenya are unnecessarily at risk from waterborne diseases such as diarrhoea, cholera, dysentery, and typhoid due to sub-standard Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) attitudes, behaviours and facilities in the schools. Our objective, through a program of education is to help the schools build their own WASH knowledge and capability, thus empowering the school Boards, teachers and students to change behaviours and advocate for new facilities
Clean water, thriving gardens: Zambian Abundance! This project aims to empower 5,000+ residents of a rural area in Zambia toward prosperity through developing sources of clean water with income-generating gardens, all on a microfinance platform.
Provide a hand "up" for 352 Ugandan children The African [SOUP], or Sponsorship of Orphans in Uganda Project, provides a hand up - not a hand out - to children who dream big. We serve 352 children in our primary school, and your loving gift will educate, nourish, and empower these orphans and vulnerable children to become leaders in Uganda. Located in rural Uganda where there is no electricity, running water, or previous formal education system, the [SOUP] is a beacon of light that grants access to a future - and to hope.
Brighten the holidays for children and teens! BTAC provides holiday gifts for children and teens whose families cannot afford them.  Teens are often overlooked during the holidays.  While BTAC receives an abundance of gifts for younger children, gifts for teens are very rare, indeed.  Donations can help BTAC provide age-appropriate gifts (skateboards, cosmetics, gift cards for shoe stores, electronics, etc.) for teens.
Be a Bridge Builder for At-risk Kids in Virginia Despite being the one of the most affluent regions of the nation, many of Northern Virginia's children never get the opportunity to achieve their dreams, because they are economically disadvantaged, are neglected or are unable to adapt to traditional learning environments. INMED USA's 2-generation approach gives vulnerable children a healthy start in life, helps at-risk youth develop vital life skills and provides disadvantaged parents with the resources they need to build stable families.
CDRS: Supplies for Haiti's Earthquake Recovery Funds are needed to get donations of much-needed medical supplies, food, water, and volunteers into Haiti's earthquake-affected areas.
Education Center for 200 Women & Children in India The project goals are to develop the educational qualification in slum children, youth & backward women in the community. In this way the organization will play its role in poverty eradication of this society and provide literacy and awareness on necessary developmental subjects. 

To reach these goals through running:
1. Vocational Training, 
2. Health Awareness program
3. Economic Development program
4. Educating Women - About Their Legal Rights
5. Visible decrease in domestic violence
Empower Victims of Boko Haram Violence In Nigeria This project will renovate and equip a skills acquisition centre in Jimeta, North Eastern Nigeria, providing psycho-social support, mentoring and livelihoods training for financial independence to 1000 rape victims and widows traumatized by the violent activities of Boko Haram and other insurgent groups.
SOAR Project The SOAR Project is designed to provide meals, hygiene packages, and school supplies for children in low income communities. Youths face barriers including a lack of access to meal sites, insufficient program awareness, and limited resources when schools are closed. Therefore our foundation will work with the community to provide these resources for our children this summer.
Renovate 9 Classrooms for 211 kids in Nigeria MfDI is seeking funds to complete the following for the benefit of the 211 pupils and 13 teachers of St Luke Primary School, Iro Ekiti which was initially constructed in the 1960s: 1. Repair 3 blocks of classrooms comprising 9 classes and 3 toilets. 2. Fixing of 9 classroom boards 3. Repair 3 toilets areas (one in each block) 4. Construction of classroom furniture such as chairs and desks  Your donation will not only help us to complete these work for 211 students, but for many more yet to come.
UKRAINE. FAMILIES IN WAR ZONE NEED URGENT HELP. Sorrow has come to our house. War has come to our country. People are losing their homes, jobs, health, lives. Ukraine is a peaceful country that had to face the attack of a large and militarized aggressor. Our enemy has no mercy. We have rallied and refugee and disadvantaged families in Odessa now receive humanitarian assistance, shelter and opportunity to flee Ukraine. But there are more and more such families and we critically need your support. We do everything in our power. Do what you can.
Covid 19 Meals on wheels for Rag pickers SAHYOG has  distributed 19439 sanitation kits including with Soap, Sanitizers etc., provided daily cooked food to 316100 needy homeless  5727 families through dry ration  This project will ensure no one sleep without having food.
Kickstarting our Urban Rooftop Garden for Kids Thousands of children on the streets of Manila beg or scavenge just to get something to eat.  Bahay Tuluyan assists these kids get off the street and back into families through holistic programs.   This project will start a rooftop organic garden in Manila where the children can be involved in growing their own food.  Not only will it help the children get good, healthy food to eat, but will also help in greening Manila and enhance the sustainability of Bahay Tuluyan's programs for children.
Disability Equipment for Mexican Children Therapies Unite provide individualised postural assessments for children with severe physical disabilities in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, maximising quality of life and promoting the development of independence. Your donation goes towards running this specialist service, which includes an individualised assessment from a physiotherapist, provision of a specialist wheelchair and postural equipment, a home exercise program and training and support for families/carers and staff.
SEND HEALTH AND HOPE TO THE NEEDY FAMILIES Building Competence through Confidence!  We believe in education for All!  That is why, with your help, Candles of Hope will provide school fees, lunches, and learning materials to more than 2000 underprivileged girl students of the rural regions of Kabale and Kasese district, so that they may be able to develop their educational standard. This project will provide marginalized children an opportunity to be educated so they can contribute to the development of society.
Super Typhoon Goni/Rolly Children Fund We will provide food packs, medicines, hygiene kits and starter livelihood packages to 2500 children affected by Super Typhoon Goni in 10 villages in Albay province.  We will work with local youth-based associations in the identification and delivery of these support and then strengthen them for long-term recovery and partnership efforts.
Rescuing Young Girls from Bonded Labor in Nepal Educating and enabling families to keep their young daughters at home, having the girls attend school, while affording the families' sustainable ways for the successful eradication of this practice.
Education to 500 Youth & 100 Parents in Guatemala Boys and Girls Clubs of Central America is seeking your support so that we can improve the realities of youth and families in Guatemala.    Through our programs focused on Education & Careers, Character & Leadership and Healthy Lifestyles, we feel that we have the tools and solutions to many of Guatemala's ailments.   Our project seeks to provide the tools and resources for youth and mothers, to attain self sufficiency and long term success.
build 3 classrooms for 200 orphans in Cameroon our orphanage is named Cameroon foster care orphanage  situated in mokindi village Limber cameroon, at about ten miles from the nearest school. It is therefore very difficult to the orphans to attend school in tawn; our aim is to build three classrooms before the academic year 2016/ 2017 beside the orphanage; in order educat these children. this school will help orphans and the neigboring homes to educate their children. this school will solve the problem of distance and early specialization.