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Access to  Quality Education to 500 Ghanaian girls Apostle Padi Ologo Traditional Birth Centre plans to improve four classrooms to provide free education for children who hail from the poorest sections of society in Sra- a remote community in Ghana, also providing them with free meals.
Empowerment of 150 Rural Women in Ghana Lack of rains has rendered farmers jobless, leading to high poverty in the rural communities of Ghana, 150  Women would be empowered.through: Capacity building,Micro-finance & Energy stoves & bulbs
Cycling to Success! The Mariposa Cycling Program educates, empowers, and employs girls living in extreme poverty in the Dominican Republic-putting them on the path to healthy and independent lives. Our cycling program  will empower the Mariposa girls through knowledge of bike safety, maintenance and repair, the skills to engage in fun outdoor activities, and freedom of movement within their community.
Emergency Response to Western Japan Floods Japan Platform (JPF) has mobilized the "Emergency Response to the Western Japan Floods" in response to the record-breaking torrential rain which began to fall on July 5 and has caused significant and widespread flood damage in Western Japan. We arrived on the ground on July 8 and have been conducting assessments and delivering assistance to better provide relief in accordance with the needs on the ground.
Children's Protection Programme in South Nepal After creating a model programme for street children in Birgunj, we decided it's time to help more children living on the streets and girls who have been victims of rape, domestic violence or trafficking in Nepal. We have opened a shelter for girls and the boys' one will be launched shortly. The Janakpur centre provides shelter, education, care, counselling, legal support when needed and skills training to the children to equip them for a successful future.
Provide Food And Education For A Child In India Hundreds of thousands of children are at risk of malnutrition due to shortage of rain and electricity in India. This project aims to provide food and scholarships to 100 children living in poverty in rural India, so that they can get the education they need to build a brighter future and escape poverty.
Stop Ebola: What you can do *See reports for most recent updates* In response to the ongoing Ebola epidemic, this project will train BRAC's all-female frontline force of 400 community health promoters to stop the spread of the virus in remote communities in Sierra Leone. These women, trained by BRAC, are known in their own communities and are going door to door, educating people on how to prevent Ebola and recognize symptoms. But they need funding to pay for flyers and leaflets, food and travel costs, and disinfectant.
Chicken Farms for War Widows Tens of thousands of war widows and wives of the missing have been forced to become the primary income earners.  Even after 10 years since the end of the war several families in the war affected areas are still in need of assistance to generate a steady income stream.  The "Chicken Farm project" will be a self-help project as a means of income-generation and self-sustenance. The initial phase of this project is to help 25 families to get established with this income generating stream.
Urban Creative Factory for Deprived Youth Urban Creative Factory - street art center will build capacities and provide opportunities to 200 deprived youngsters from Nis, Serbia such as juvenile delinquents, youngsters coming from socially excluded groups, youth living in poverty to empower them, integrate to the mainstream society and build their self-confidence through creative work and artistic workshops (graffiti, comics, hip hop music, break dance, photography, video) that would be free of charge and led by recognized artists
FOOD, CLOTH AND EDUCATION FOR 40 POOR CHILDREN This Education Project is to provide Food, Cloth and Education to 40 Poor Children aims to provide care, support and protection for 40 semi street & street poor children. This Project has three care takers, one teacher. a doctor is conducting health check-up & providing medicines. All the inmates are being provided with 3 time's nutritious food, one set of books and 2 sets of uniforms. Every child has opportunity for indoor and out-door recreation and play facilities along with training in craft
Rebuilding Strong Communities in Puerto Rico This project plans to rebuild homes and strengthen local economy in the town of Loiza, Puerto Rico, severely impacted by hurricanes Irma and Maria. Taller Salud, a Puerto Rican feminist grassroots organization focuses its work on helping 10 women leaders thrive to ensure Loiza's communities gain long term capacity and strength.
The Tatnall School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Simone, Jessica, Ashari, and Niyah from The Tatnall 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.
Help Provide Education for Girls in Kenya Teach A Man to Fish has built a school for girls in Ondati, one of Kenya's poorest regions. It provides local girls with the skills and education to lift themselves out of poverty. Going into its third year, the school now needs another classroom to cater for the growing number of students year on year.
PROTECTING 1000 NEPALESE CHILDREN FROM CHEMICALS Nepalese children are under severe threat of chemical exposure. There is only one chance to develop the brain of the children. Center for Public Health and Environmental Development (CEPHED) aims to protect 1,000 children otherwise exposed to chemicals contained in toys and ensures their right to play safe and enhance effectiveness of toys standard. Exposure to chemicals damage physical, mental and intellectual growth thus reduces children`s economic potential throughout their life and walefare.
Give 35 families food security in Uganda This proven 'Grains for Growth' project will improve food security for subsistence families in rural Uganda. Our experienced team provide women with essential agronomy training and grain storage equipment. They learn to properly dry their meagre harvest & store it in airtight containers, reducing grain loss from around 30% to almost zero. The whole family's nutrition improves; the women's own income increases through crop sales; and they can afford vital medicine & education for their families.
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 will continue the project to reduce the distribution and severity of oral diseases of 418 children enrolled in NER Adiact school in the community of Sutiava, Leon - Nicaragua.
Education/Healthcare for 50 Street Kids in Nigeria Educational and healthcare support for 50 street children is a project to provide early education,educational supplies, healthcare and psychological support to 50 street children in Calabar south LGA of Cross River state, Nigeria, who are currently out of school and are living on the street due to death of parents due to HIV/AIDS, stigmatisation/discrimination as witches, broken homes,abuses etc. The project will support kids to enroll in school, learn, grow,have hope and reunite with families.
Construction of a Youth Centre and Library The project plans to construct a youth center and Library for the youth and the poor families of people living in and around Kambia district on a land owned by the MOL, which is located in Kambia. This will enable MOL to expand and improve on the educational programs already existing in MOL. The center will constitute a meeting point for the youth people and a center of new activities and new opportunities. The center will comprise, a multipurpose hall, some classrooms, a library books storage.
Renovation/Humanization - Intensive Pediatric Unit Within the Children's Dept, the haematology unit welcomes children from birth to 18, to manage treatments, relapses and palliative care (450 stays/year).  The rooms are under controlled pressure, some with airlocks, because the children here have very weakened immune defenses. The rooms are very old and in need of complete renovation, with modern materials and equipment, adapted to children: your donation will make a difference for future generations of young patients.
Support Arab women's needs in the COVID-19 crisis The COVID-19 crisis is particularly challenging for Palestinian women. Kayan is empowering grassroots Palestinian women leaders to respond to community needs. In a full needs assessment, the grassroots leaders decided it was critical to support women, especially single mothers and domestic, informal workers, with basic supplies (food, medicine, and hygienic products), emotional support, and connections to critical resources like domestic violence protection, and economic support services.
Reusable Sanitary Pads Dignity for School Girls Many girls in rural Kenya are missing out on a good education because they cannot afford disposable sanitary pads hence have to be absent from school about 40 days a year. Our solution is the Neema Reusable Sanitary Pads made from easy to clean and comfy fabric. A pack of 10 pads will serve for 2 years and costs 50% less compared to disposable pads; a sustainable, hygienic and cost effective menstrual management solution for the vulnerable. Over 300 girls have benefited to date.
Support 300 poor women to earn income in Tanzania This project intends to empower 250 widows and 50 physically disabled women living in Vingunguti and Buguruni wards of Ilala Municipality, in Dar Es Salaam region, Tanzania to combat poverty-stricken through carrying out income generating activities (IGAs). Thus, the targeted 300 women will be equipped with skills on entrepreneurship and financial management and thereafter they will be given seed capital for fostering their respective income generating activities for their well being.
HELP FIGHT AGAINST GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE IN S/EAST Girls and women across Nigeria have fallen victim against sexual assault, rape and human trafficking. In Southeast, an estimated one in three women  experienced physical or sexual abuse in her lifetime. Samonyemaechi is committed to addressing gender-based violence through investment, research and learning, and collaboration with stakeholders . SOHF will launch an intensive program of education in 20 rural communities and schools to understand and prevent sexual violence.
Supply Our Students Glenwood Academy is a residential boarding school, located south of Chicago, that nurtures and educates at-risk and disadvantaged students. More than 50% of our population comes from underserved and marginalized communities that struggle with gangs, drugs and violence. This project, Supply Our Students, will help fund 20 students with education and extracurricular school supplies for one full school year.
Help our Holistic Programs Shine in 2021 Walk alongside us as we fight to break the generational cycle of poverty in Kenya through holistic artisan empowerment. Our goal is to raise $100,000 by year-end to cover all expenses for our 2021 holistic programs, which are at the heart of our mission.  Imani Collective is socioeconomic empowerment program centered around creating employment opportunities, as well as the necessary resources and community support to raise up artisans holistically.
Africa Super 7s - continental 7-a-side football Let's make history together.
Be a founding supporter of the world's biggest 7-a-side Club football tournament and watch the Super 7s Foundation generate millions of dollars to fund long term, sustainable, life-style improvements to millions of the less fortunate citizens around Africa.
While almost 40% of the continent's 1 billion people live in poverty, the Super 7s Foundation will provide health, education, sports, micro-finance, employment, shelter and more.
$10 will make the difference
Emergency Relief for Victims of Cyclone Phailin International Medical Corps' Emergency Response Team is on the ground in India following Cyclone Phailin, a powerful cyclone that struck the country's east coast on October 12. International Medical Corps' emergency response doctors are on the ground, determining the needs of the more than 8 million people affected by this storm. The Indian government's preparation saved countless lives, but survivors now need emergency medical care and non-food items like tents and water purification equipment.
Community Health Empowerment Programme Sri Lanka MAITS will work with 2 partners, Cerebral Palsy Sri Lanka and Satya Special School in India to train 30 therapists in resource poor regions to support children with developmental disabilities, such as cerebral palsy, Down's syndrome and autism. Local teams of therapists will train 150 Community Health Workers across 4 districts in Sri Lanka and 5 regions in South India reaching 800 families over 12 months. The families will benefit by learning how best to meet the needs of their children.
Teach Tech to 1500 low income girls in Bay Area Project will provide 1500 low income youth, with an emphasis on women and girls, with free lessons in computer programming and computer literacy through keyboarding, and provide free meals during projects.
2 for 1: Safe Drinking Water & Planting Trees This project has dual benefits: Provide safe drinking water for 600 families in Haiti AND plant 100,000 trees to reforest the surrounding area. Healthy children + healthy land = hope for the future.
Fairfax High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Abirami, Disha, Sarayu, Anushka, Dhriti, Shivangi, and Sahithi from Fairfax High School have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Relief to Cyclone FANI victims The extremely severe cyclonic storm Fani, which made landfall at Puri on Friday, unleashed copious rain and windstorm that gusted up to 200 kmph, blowing away thatched roofs of houses, swamped towns and villages, before weakening and entering West Bengal.  A massive restoration and relief work is launched on emergency across 10,000 villages and urban areas.The impact of the cyclone which was considered as the deadliest one.
Help Provide Education for 1200 Orphan in Cameroon This project will provide 1200 orphans with basic education including School building construction in  Cameroon. O.A.A is working to free orphans and vulnerable children from the cycle of poverty by providing free education for orphans, street children and destitute children. Your donation will provide children with free education, nutritious food, medication, scholastic materials, uniforms, socks and shoes.
Covid-19 Bringing Hope Through Palliative Care We stand with everyone else around the world in these very difficult times of COVID-19 as the entire globe is affected by this pandemic. This outbreak has posed a serious challenge for us in the provision of the palliative care services to our patients and ensuring that our staff has appropriate protective equipment. However, we will try to continue to provide the much needed care amidst the threat but we need your support to enable us to do this.
Save 45 Vulnerable Youth through Organic Farming This project develops the capacity of vulnerable Indonesian youth who are living on the streets, are school dropouts, reside in areas of poverty, have no access to jobs, or are victims of disaster. Through an intensive 100 days program built around organic farming, 45 youth will be provided with knowledge and skills that may enable economic self-sufficiency. This program also includes training in basic life skills such as leadership, marketing, English language, computer literacy, etc.
Disaster Relief: Feeding the Hungry in Honduras Missoula Medical Aid is supporting a Save the Children Honduras project to feed hungry families impoverished by the Covid 19 pandemic, and Hurricanes Eta and Iota. This project helps small farmers get supplies to plant a crop of basic grains this year, and gives groups of rural women training and seed money to start businesses making bread or tortillas. It also provides oral hygiene kits, and instruction, to children.
Rehabilitation for Cyclone Affected Communities The very severe category 6 tropical cyclone Amphan with above 200 km/hr wind speed made a landfall in Sundarbans & East Midnipur of  West Bengal 20 May 2020. It has left behind a trail of damage disrupting the lives, livelihoods and infrastructure of around 1.5 million people from 3 districts in coastal Sundarbans of West Bengal  and Odisha in India. This rehabilitation effort is for mainstreaming the lives of the affected into a sustainable future.
Restore Hope for over 10,000 Ethiopian Refugees Approximately 10,000 people are displaced and are hosted in Kenya. Food was rated highest as the most priority issue amongst the children, pregnant and lactating mothers and elderly.  Secondly, water shortage is also a key priority need.  Security for persons with disabilities, older persons and women is not a guarantee. Health services are also key especially under-fives, elderly, pregnant and lactating women and people living with HIV. There is need for a safe space for mothers and children.
Protect Families in Ukraine Millions of Ukrainians are in the cross hairs of the world's most devastating weapons. In Ukraine, thousands of cluster bombs, artillery shells, and rockets litter the streets that can detonate at any moment. Families are left sheltering in basement and cellars. The HALO Trust has been operating in Ukraine since 2016. We have over 400 staff on the ground in Ukraine working to protect civilians from cluster bombs, landmines, and other deadly explosives, but we need your help.
RESTORING DIGNITY FOR GIRLS Girls from humble backgrounds in rural areas have the heart to go to school but struggle to stay in school during their menstruation period.    These girls are in day secondary schools and their parents/guardians have no extra money to buy them sanitary towels nor underwear. TMSC has taken an initiative to teach the girls about Women's health, to ensure girls have access to washable menstrual kits that will last them four years of secondary school.  We hope to  provide 3000 kits every year.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Numa, Roa'a, and Mahrukh have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Help 250 Cambodian Diabetics from the city-slums In 5 of Phnom Penh's slums trained diabetic peer educators show other diabetes patients how they too can successfully self-manage their disease. Two-thirds are women. They organize low-cost outpatient care, supply of prescription medication, eye-checks and lab tests for all diabetes patients who are registered. Membership is free. The 250 poorest diabetics who still cannot cope with the costs get special vouchers. These entitle them to a 70% discount on their monthly pharmacy bills.
Financial Education for underprivileged children "Save and start", is a program of social, financial and entrepreneurship education for girls, boys and young people of limited resources between 6 to 18 years of age. EDUCA, through this program, promotes creativity, leadership and entrepreneurship in them through the development of skills that allow them to improve their quality of life and their community.
ENGAGE 100 YOUNG FARMERS IN ECOLOGICAL AGRICULTURE Puente a la Salud Comunitaria will train 100 young farmer families, to practice sustainable farming in Oaxaca, Mexico. Amaranth provides environmental, nutritional, and local economic opportunities that contribute to community development. We want to integrate young people into the value chain of amaranth to strength local food systems that positively impact healthy food choices, economic wellbeing, and environmental sustainability in rural areas.
Showing Corruption the RED CARD Providing anti-corruption information to youth in schools and community centres through a soccer themed manual that would lead them to prevent and live a corruption FREE LIFE and become better citizen.The manual dubbed as "Kick-Out Corruption" will be delivered primarily as an after school program in ten sessions each. VAP intervention students will graduate from the program and be expected to teach others in the community, thus spreading the information that they have learned in the course.
Building sustainability in the Philippines In the Philippines we will begin work on our cacao production project on the island of Mindanao.  This project will create jobs for multiple indigenous people in that region, enabling them to earn a living and provide for their families.   Our hope is that this project will help to bring economic security to the people of Mindanao, which will lead to good nutrition and health as well as educational opportunities for the local children.
Earthquake Strikes Ecuador In the aftermath of the deadly 7.8 magnitude earthquake that devastated Ecuador on April 16, CARE is ramping up relief efforts to meet the basic needs of families who have lost everything. The death toll is approaching 600, an estimated 8,340 people are injured and many others are still missing.
ASHTAR Online Performances Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, ASHTAR Theatre started presenting its productions free for the audience online on its social media platforms, in order to keep the link with its audience and students alive and vibrant. After 6 months of quarantine and zero live cultural events, and null support from the Palestinian Government towards the art and artists; ASHTAR is trying to compensate the loss of its tickets sale through an online crowd funding.
Save Ghanaian child laborers &trafficked children This project rescues, counsels, rehabilitates and reintegrates trafficked children & child laborers at Agbogboloshie and Alabaa, Ghana, back into the Northern Communities with educational sponsorship.