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Help 100 women in Sierra Leone escape poverty This project will transform the lives of 100 illiterate young women in Sierra Leone by helping them to escape a vicious cycle of poverty.  It will empower them to feed themselves and their families, send their children to school and pay for vital medicine.  Peace Child will train the illiterate young women to create and develop their own business.  It will give them the self-confidence, skills and experience they need to become financially independent for life.
Empower Bolivian Women to be Local Health Leaders Etta Projects trains local women in rural Bolivia to respond to community health needs by building capacity in disease prevention, community and family health and first aid care.  This program also includes the distribution of fully-stocked first aid kits, the construction of small community health posts, the implementation of community health activities and additional training in program administration and sustainability.
Saves Lives with clean water in village India Clean water is the single most important factor in regards to a healthy life. This is a simple appeal which not only saves lives through the elimination of water born illnesses, but also transforms the lives of women.
Do not stop studying Given the current circumstances of the country the declared humanitarian emergency & the local current Covid 19 context, the formal education system has been seriously affected in the dimension of infrastructure, teaching staff and students with deep needs of education and schooling, and that is why from our SUPERATEC platform we are stimulating children, young people and their families not to desert from the formal schooling and offering additional education to do other complementary training
NEW LIFE TO SMALL BUSINESSES UNDER WOMEN AND YOUTH The business acumen inherent in us if well nurtured over time will result in food security, education for children and dignity for family heads especially women headed families. Small savings to the tune of   $0.02 can be ignored but overtime results in a lump sum saving that will enable more funds when needed and when practiced in a non bank environment. Constantly these give stable families freed from evil vices in most informal settlements among the rural /urban poor.
Gaja Cyclone Relief to affected families A powerful cyclone in southern India has killed at least 33 people, caused massive damage to homes and roads and drove tens of thousands of people into relief camps, nearly 82,000 people who took shelter in more than 400 state-run camps. They were evacuated from areas in the path of Cyclone Gaja, which struck six districts of Tamil Nadu state on Friday with heavy rains and winds that reached 90 kilometers (55 miles) per hour. Most deaths were caused by flooding, house collapses and electrocution
Help Us Support Child Sexual Abuse Survivors When a survivor of child sexual abuse plucks up the courage to pick up the phone and reach out for help, it should be available to them immediately. Often it is the first time they have disclosed to anybody, even close relatives, that they were abused. Our waiting list for counseling at One in Four was closed for three months last year. The year before we also had to close the list for four months. Simply because of a lack of resources.
Sow seeds of literacy! Kids in Brazil are waiting! Brazil is 260 years behind. A recent report by the World Bank, states that Brazilians will need 260 years to reach current OECD's reading results if the current trend persists in the country. How could Brazil grow and deliver a better standard of living to its citizens if education as a whole is so far behind? Your support will help to change this cruel reality for 150 students by helping them to become passionate about reading. Let's help them to write a better ending for their life stories.
Empowering Women to Light Villages in Nepal Women Light the World is helping women in Nepal to become leaders in sustainable energy and in their communities.  Our unique model trains women -- selected by their own villages -- to become solar engineers, installing and maintaining solar panels back home.  Our vision is to expand educational opportunities for women; promote economic self-sufficiency; provide safe, clean energy; and build a sustainable futures for generations to come -- one woman... one home... one village at a time.
Covid-19: Relief to Rural Communities in India The situation in India is grim as the country faces a deadly second wave of COVID 19. The pandemic is severely affecting the lives in rural and tribal areas where medical facilities are either not available or dysfunctional. In response, Seva Mandir is providing essential medical and non-medical supplies to rural families in southern Rajasthan. Your donation to this fund will provide relief & support to the vulnerable families in rural villages during this challenging time.
Water Well Need - Norwich, Nicaragua The rural Agros community of Norwich needs to have a well drilled in order to have sufficient water to irrigate their crops.
Educate 90 Students in Sri Lanka - ItOnlyTakesTen! Our new campaign - It Only Takes Ten - will educate 90 new students in Sri Lanka through our non-profit organization - Educate Lanka. With our goal of $10,800, we will be able to provide $10 monthly scholarships to 90 deserving students, increasing the total number of students we have funded to nearly 500! 

Remember, $10 will provide an entire month of education to a deserving underprivileged student, providing an opportunity to rise out of poverty and hope for a better future.
Community resilience in Nepal Since the 2015 earthquake, BRAC's work in Nepal has transitioned from providing immediate aid relief to building resilience in affected communities. Through programs that invest in the livelihoods of community members and integrate disaster preparedness components, including community health, girls empowerment, and skills development, BRAC aims to strengthen communities' capabilities to withstand future shocks and catalyze sustainable development.
Keep 200 Pets Out of Shelters One of saddest things is watching a pet owner walk out a shelter door in tears, leaving behind a bewildered and often scared pet they love, but could not afford to keep.  Second Chance is more than just a shelter, providing access to affordable veterinary care and a pet food pantry program to help keep people and pets together.  This project will help pets get the veterinary care they need and stay with the people they love.
Casa de los Angeles - Feed 150 kids for a year! Feeding kids and their moms is part of the work of the daycare center, Casa de los Angeles in central Mexico.  Often single parent families come to us suffering from malnutrition.  We are able to serve breakfast and lunch to our kids and their moms for about 40 cents per day per person.  That's 150 people every day who eat a hearty breakfast to start the day and a solid lunch before they go home.  They are now thriving!
Project Hearts-N-Tails Children and our canine best friends develop a number of the same devastating cancers, and for neither is there sufficient investment into new medicines or a cure. This project will bring smiles and comfort to kids entering cancer treatment away from familiar comforts to provide them with a special children's book and stuffed dog to be with them during treatment, while raising awareness of lifesaving comparative cancer research that can help CRUSH CANCER AT BOTH ENDS OF THE LEASH!
450 Haitian students benefit from new library This project will establish a library in a rural school in Haiti in the community of Jean Bellune. The school has 450 students from kindergarten to the junior year of high school. Many of the adults in Jean Bellune do not know how to read and write. Literacy support for young people is essential not only for themselves, but also for the whole community. Jean Bellune has no electricity. The library will serve as a study space for the students, in addition to foster a love of reading.
HOSPITALITY PROJECT, HOW TO START A NEW LIFE This project aims at funding one full year of stay in a house with secret address for one woman who has escaped from home abuse and wants to start a new life. Starting a new life means learning to be independent, both psychologically and economically.  CADMI support abused women making available houses with secret address, where they can regain dignity and freedom.
Health Care and Water for 7,000 Gambians To provide African people in isolated communities with a means to access healthcare when it is needed; to be treated at home; to aid irrigation thereby improving nutrition and increasing income.
Monetary support for children with Down syndrome KDSP's Network includes more than 860 families who have children with Down syndrome. Existing unfavorable economic conditions and more recently, COVID-19 has created immense difficulties for 150 of these families to sustain basic household necessities. KDSP is providing monetary support to these families every month, since April 2020, in the form of grocery bags and cash transfers to help ease their difficulties.
COVID19 and Hunger Alleviation Program Sri Lanka continues with various attempts towards peace. Issues ethnic, gender based violence and prosperity have not been successful solving. Such as natural disasters poverty. now the prevalence of the COVID19 epidemic, which is currently wreaking havoc on the world's population, has been reported in Sri Lanka and over virus infections has risen to 13,900 as on 09.11.2020 and further health promotion bureau stated that there are active cases 5449 individuals are under observation and receiving
Diplomas, Not Diapers! At 16, Nicole is pregnant with her first child. She's dropped out of school. After she gives birth, she has a one in six chance of getting pregnant again before she turns 19. Without a degree, her options are severely limited. Nicole is just one of 200,000 Filipino teenagers who get pregnant every year.  This project will provide education and services to 3,000 young girls in Palawan, Philippines, to give them a better chance to avoid Nicole's fate and stay in school.
Educate 648 pupils affected by Floods in Zimbabwe PENYA plans to help 648 children, whose lives were devastated by floods in Zimbabwe, to attend school by providing them with educational materials such as books and stationery, uniforms as well as help to build 7 classroom blocks for a primary school.
No call for help goes unanswered Volunteers at Central London Samaritans provide confidential, non-judgemental, emotional support for anyone who is struggling to cope. We're here to listen round the clock every single day of the years. Since 1953 we have never closed our phone lines. We want to ensure that no call for help goes unanswered.
Support Young People to Lead Social Change The YP Foundation equips young people with knowledge, perspectives, leadership and technical skills to lead community programmes on critical issues of health, gender, sexuality, education, active citizenship and human rights. Our training programmes reach out to poor and vulnerable young people, especially young women and girls from urban and rural areas to improve their confidence, negotiation skills, access to information and services and overall quality of life.
WASH in School (WiS)-for-11,000 Ugandans The project will benefit directly six thousand (6,000 pupils) and indirectly five thousand (5,000 household members) through improved access to clean and safe drinking water, and improved sanitation and hygiene practices. The project will deliver this through constructing VIP toilet facilities, drilling boreholes in rural primary schools and in communities, conducting hygiene education, and rehabilitating broken boreholes that need major repairs.
Keep A Girl Child In School. Our NGO- Grace World Africa Foundation is organising a pads drive to raise 57000 pads in 57 days.As a small organization with great hopes, we want to restore women's dignity affected due to poverty. This campaign aims to keep a girl child in school through collaborative cross sector partnerships, bring to a halt school drop outs of girls who are unable to attend school  and help disadvantaged women due to them not having means to provide themselves with sanitary pads.
Provide loving homes for homeless Nepali children This project provides homes, high-quality educations, clothes, medical care, food, and all other needs for children in Nepal who have no one else to take care of them.
Rwamwanja Refugee Settlement Food Forest We are building a 10,000 tree native food forest at the Rwamwanja Refugee Settlement in Uganda. The settlement houses over 70,000 refugees, most with little food access or employment opportunities. Our food forest will employ refugees, provide healthy food sources, and decrease soil degradation. With a 100 acre piece of land already donated, we are raising funds for income for the refugee forest workers, tools, and seedlings.
Connie's Home - A Group Foster Home for Children Connie's Home is a group foster home in northern Thailand providing care for children awaiting international adoption. Some 50 children have been adopted out over the life of the home.  Food and diapers are among the highest expenses in operating a healthy home. We provide some of our food from an on-site Aquaponics project to help offset the cost of nutritious food.  Salaries for our Thai staff, some who are former drug mules from the Juvenile Detention Center, are our greatest monthly expense.
A Covid Xmas: Gift 150 Cancer & DV Survivors Trapped in the Discomfort of Home! COVID-19 has destroyed countless lives & thrust millions into needless suffering. The Masses have lost their zeal for life & hope for tomorrow! This Xmas let's make a difference to remind us Daily that Together, We're Stronger Than any Obstacle! Working Together we provide Masks, Food, Supplies, Gifts & Support to Survivors and Thrivers! Proving that Social Distancing is Not Social Isolation! We Are in this Together & We Will Win!
Vet Books for Africa African veterinary faculties are battling to adequately educate their veterinary students due to the lack of resources. South African veterinary students aim to empower other students by delivering much need resources to African universities, communities and sanctuaries during a 7 week expedition, creating a ripple effect in the struggle that is conservation.
Unite Inter-Faith Children via Education and Water In the Philippines, religious conflict and natural disasters have caused suffering for millions of Filipino children. This program empowers elementary school children who are the victims. Inter-faith education teaches students the value of cooperation and diversity. We provide books, school supplies, clean water, and hygiene supplies.  In response to the Covid19 crisis, we are also providing PPE's, hand-washing supplies, and nutrition programs for more than 3,000 children.
Help Rebuild Kuyasa Preschool after Cape Storm Kuyasa preschool lost registration at the start of the year due to changing building regulations. The preschool funded the construction of new classrooms to help get registration back. The classrooms were close to completion when the recent Cape storm damaged them, meaning they have been set back to the beginning. Without registration and subsequent funding, children in the area will not receive quality ECD support and thus opportunities to gain entry to primary schools may be compromised.
Empower Children/Women/Disabled in Chennai Slums Children, Women and Disabled in urban slums are even more vulnerable in comparing the rural population. This project will enable children, women and differently abled to get comprehensive care . Children will be able to complete more than high school and also women and differently abled will be able to learn at least one life skill that will help them to be self dependent. In long run the anti social population that is very common among young adults living in slums will significantly come down.
IAHV India Covid-19 Appeal India is in the midst of a deadly second wave of Covid-19. The daily infection count has gone all-time high. There are horrific stories about lack of oxygen supply resulting in the tragic loss of lives on a daily basis.  During these very testing times, IAHV is working with various state governments in India to help procure Oxygen concentrators, Oxygen cylinders and other medical equipment to help the Hospitals. We appeal to you to kindly donate and help during this calamitous time.
Help save confiscated or injured Sumatran wildlife SRI provides veterinary care and a temporary transit centre to provide initial health checks, quarentine and beinning stages of rehabilitation to various wildlife rescued from the illegal pet trade or injured in human conflict in North Sumatra. This is part of a program working with local communities to address both habitat destruction and poaching of animals, particuarly endangered Gibbon species, the critically endangered Sumatran Tiger and Sumatran Orangutan.
Community Health Care Worker Project The Community Health Care Worker Project has two phases. The First Phase involves medical treatment and medication for the elderly, expecting mothers and infants, in remote, difficult-to-reach rural communities and   the careful training of committed, dedicated and devoted medical students at our School of Health as the Community Health Care Workers. The Second Phase involves the construction of small Health Care Facilities in these rural areas to be operated by our trained medical students.
Increasing access to justice in rural Cameroon Our project began life in 2008 after several outbursts of mob justice in Southwest Cameroon. For the past four years we have been employing a long-term strategy, collaborating with rural communities to increase the capacities of their traditional councils. Our work ensures that there are more effective forums of justice available to the poorest in society, so that individuals will never again be encouraged to turn towards mob justice.
Clean water for 270 Filipino Villagers Working with Alternative Indigenous Development Foundation, Inc., an innovative pump will bring clean running water to 270 people in the hillside Sitio Tinumpagan village in the Philippines.
Support WWF's Response to Australia's Wildfires Please support WWF's response to Australia's devastating bushfires.  As of January 6, these massive fires have burned more than 20.7 million acres-an area bigger than the Brazilian Amazon and Californian fires combined.  Dozens of people-including several volunteer firefighters-have died. Estimates suggest that more than 1 billion animals may have been killed from the fires.    Your donation will support WWF's immediate response, animal care/rehab, and longer-term restoration and reforestation.
Protect Elephants in Yankari Game Reserve, Nigeria Yankari Game Reserve is Nigeria's richest wildlife oasis, home to important populations of lions, hippos, and many other species - as well as the last viable elephant population left in the country, and one of the largest remaining in all of West Africa. Like many of Africa's elephants, they are under severe threat from poaching and the illegal ivory trade. Help the Wildlife Conservation Society protect these elephants by supporting regular and effective ranger patrols.
Empower Women and Girls with Digital Competence Women's Protection Center in Odessa, Ukraine provides the temporary safe shelter, legal, psychological and medical assistance for the violence victims. Our clients are vulnerable girls and women who are very low-income or have no job and no professional education and special skills. Digital competence is essential for learning, work and active participation in society for them.  We will give access (PCs) and training for the girls and women on computer, social media and cybersecurity literacy.
Build a school in a deprived area of Mombasa Mustard Seed is providing quality education for 275 poor children in a deprived area of Mombasa. The ground floor of our purpose built school is finished but we need to complete the upper floor with more classrooms and a hall. The six classrooms on the ground flour are in use but the rest of the children are in a rented building. We will save 5,000 a year in rent when the upper storey is complete. We also have a school nurse providing preventative care to our children and the local community.
Access to school to 200 orphan children in Haiti This project will contribute to send back to school in South of Haiti 200 orphans displaced children by providing them school fees, materials and hotmeals as well and organize an afterschool program in order to improve scores, developing talents and skills in arts of the children at school. That will bring back confidence in the life of the children.
Educate and Empower 300 rural girls Sierra Leone. Youth Help works with girls to excel extreme poverty, gender-based violence, and stop early child marriage, gain socio-economic empowerment and better health. Girls sponsored will access education, mentoring and power to drive change in their communities. To achieve the above, provision will be in the form of scholarships/fees, clothing and food at home, access to information and communication on girl-child education, ending child marriages, gender-based violence and learning for over 300 girls.
Respite for 40 Teens Affected by a Family Illness Two tailored respite holidays for 20 young people in Herefordshire and Gloucestershire, who are struggling to cope because a close family member has been diagnosed with a life-threatening illness.  At such a crucial age (11+), mental health provision is vital but shamefully inadequate.  Fostering peer support, teaching new skills and providing a safe space to deal with their emotions, Hope's residential breaks provide much-needed stability, rest and time away from a traumatic situation at home.
Prevent Cervical Cancer in Nepal Binaytara Foundation has partnered with the Cancer Care Nepal to develop a screening program for low and middle income women between the ages of 30-60 who live in the rural and suburban areas of Kathmandu and Lalitpur Districts, Nepal. The Cervical cancer screening program will be conducted over a six month period and the participants will be followed up for medical care based on their screening results.
Educate Jane plus 1000's more with Tatua Kenya Jane, a bright young girl gave birth at 13. Early pregnancy and lack of social supports led to Jane leaving school. Jane is just one of the 100's of children in Ngong who forgo Kenya's free primary education due to challenge. Jane now searches a local dump for metal to generate income: there she met Rose, a Tatua Organiser working in Ngong. Rose is using Tatua's community organising model to develop a community initiative that will send Jane and 100's of other children back to school.
Help Young Kenyans Get a Trade Skill KCB Foundation is offering scholarships to empower the next generation of entrepreneurs. "At least 92% of unemployed youth have formal education but do not possess any skills  Kenyan youth (are) unable to find jobs and unable to become self-employed " - KCB Executive Director Ms Mwangi. We at Mtaa Safi are assisting ten bright young people in preparing their applications for this scholarship. We will also provide successful applicants with the support needed to complete their courses.
Gaja cyclone relief measures for 200 families TamilNadu, India was affected by cyclones & floods like Thane 2011, Vartha 2016, Ockhi 2017 & Gaja on 16th Nov. 2018 which caused 63 deaths, 5321506 houses disconnected electricity, 341820 houses damaged, 1132686 coconut & commercial crop trees fallen down. Pudukottai district was one of most affected 12 districts. Immediately after cyclone SSH collected materials from schools children, women SHGs & community worth of Rs.250000 & distributed. We propose to support 200 affected families.
Enable Better Education of Students in Leskovac We seek to support local education and build the skills of the next generation by raising funds to purchase of computers for schools in local villages and communities in Leskovac municipality.