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Help tribal children to eat and grow in India This project supports tribal children and needy families with nutritious food and educational support. In India, live seems back to normal but many children are still suffering from the fallout of the pandemic. Many show symptoms of malnutrition. Especially in tribal areas and slums, people could not afford food rich in vitamins and proteins. The children are bearing the consequenses, they are not growing properly and in school their learning gaps are huge.
Education for 200 children in Honduras Honduras is the poorest country in Latin America with the majority of those struggling in rural communities. Phoenix set up their secondary school and college in 2008, opening their doors to nine surrounding rural communities paying for teachers, utensils and books.  Due to COVID-19 we aim to provide hand sanitizer and supplies of soap over the long-term for all our students for when they enter and leave the schools each day to reassure parents that it is a safe environment.
Scholarship for deafblind children in Guatemala The main objective of the project is to provide a comprehensive solution to deafblind students, improving their quality of life and their families. Fundal offer services to deafblind babies, children and youth and because of their nature require personal attention because communication and educational programs are adapted according to each students needs.  The scholarships also helps to train, guide and give support to the parents and other members of the near family.
Empower Holy Trinity Orphanage (India) children Holy Trinity Orphanage in Vizag (India) houses 72 school age kids and urgently needs clean drinking water system, sanitizing system, and daily essentials. Ann foundation (AF) will support to create a safe and healthy learning environment for these kids along with access to progressive educational resources via technology infrastructure. AF goal is to empower these marginalized kids to create a success path for themselves despite facing challenging times.
Provide Lifesaving Plumpy'Nut in Horn of Africa In 2011, the Horn of Africa region experienced one of the worst droughts in 60 years. Rising food prices, due to lack of supply, means that thousands of already vulnerable children are more likely to experience severe acute malnutrition. Plumpy'Nut, a vitamin enriched peanut-paste, plays a critical role in hospitals and clinics throughout the region. In over 90% of cases, it can bring a child on the brink of death back to life.
Allow a seriously ill child a summer in camp Camp Simcha gives seriously ill children ages 6 to 21 the chance to spend a few carefree weeks of summer fun in a medically supervised setting. During their weeks at camp, they shed their identities as "sick" and become normal kids once again, able to talk about their illnesses with others who truly understand the triumphs and challenges. Their spirits are rejuvenated and they return home filled with hope and emotional strength to withstand another year of pain and illness.
Empower U.S. Women Through Music: Jobs & Education What happens when you help create 10, 20, or 30 work-from-home opportunities for female musicians who are mothers/caretakers? Or enable a teen girl in need to attend music camps? Or spread awareness about the enormous career challenges women in the music industry face because of their age, appearance, familial status, or orientation? Watch this video to see how rising stars like young Izzy Jane benefit from Herizon Music's programs & join our vision of merit-based success for women in music!
IT resources for 101 student in Fishing Pond, T&T Fishing Pond is a small village along the northeastern coast of Trinidad. The main economic activities in the village are agriculture, fishing, and very recently eco-tourism. However, a large percentage of the adult population is unemployed due to the fact that there are very few commercial enterprises in the region. Our project will deliver IT resources to the school to improve the learning process for the students.
Help Feed Hundreds of Hungry People Covid-19 has not changed our mission, only our method. The Cuenca Soup Kitchen continues to be committed to providing food to those most in need. Prior to the Covid-19 crisis, the Cuenca Soup Kitchen served hot meals and provided access to clothing and other basic items for Venezuelan refugees. In addition, its Outreach program provided sack lunches for the Ecuadorian working poor. The current pandemic has deepened our challenge.
Support education of Costa Rica's Children We want to build an Educational and Cultural Center where we can support childrens education and where we can help them to develop their abilities and social skills.  This will allow children to break the cycle of poverty and will help to eradicate other social problems such as crime, unemployment, drug addictions and others that are present in our community every day.
Finance Microlending in Rural Afghanistan CHF is one of the only agencies working to empower low-income families by providing microcredit loans averaging about $300—many to women—in Afghanistan’s rural areas.
10-Year Celebration! This year, Arts For All celebrates 10 years as a non-profit! For a decade, we have provided free arts programming to thousands of in-need children across New York City. We want to continue to grow, and get rid of barriers to exploring the arts. Help us to continue to bring more art for 10 more years (and beyond!)
Myanmar: Stop Second Wave of Deaths by Hunger The World Food Program (WFP) is delivering 8,500 tons of food to victims of the devastating cyclone. Help WFP to feed 750,000 people still in need of immediate food assistance in the next 6 months.
Educate Children and Help Develop Honduras This project will contribute to giving 90 children a high school education, providing sustainable development skills to their communities which are some of the poorest in all of Honduras.
Finding a balanced diet for Zambian villagers The children of Katete District in Zambia have very high rates of malnutrition. Our previous project tested a nutritional supplement, ONENEPA, with a group of children and found that it promoted growth and added weight while maintaining appetite. But nutrition is a family matter, so we want to work with whole families to find out whether they will actually achieve a balanced diet by growing the necessary vegetables in their gardens.  The families health data will be recorded four times a year.
IT Skills Training for Unemployed in South Africa Proficiency in Information Technology (IT) is an absolute requirement for success in today's technology-driven society. However, many youths in South Africa have no access to IT facilities or learning opportunities. The project will help to change this by providing an IT training centre for the not for profit organisation, Woza Moya, in the deep rural community of Ufafa Valley in KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa. The centre will deliver accredited computer and business skills training to 800 youths
Train 1,250 Chilean students through innovation This project will train vulnerable high school students transferring methodologies of entrepreneurship and innovation. To do this, the team will introduce them in creating business models, financing and programming mobile applications as a key resource of the current global economy.  This is a good method for contributing to the decentralization, diversification and sophistication of the Chilean economy, since this program promotes the free initiative in economic matters and equality.
Re-train Public School Teachers in Nigeria. Bunmi Adedayo Foundation (BAF) is fixing the problem of quality education in Nigeria by retraining primary school teachers in the areas of lesson preparation, delivery, subject knowledge, teaching aids creation and school leadership. Through this intervention, each teacher accesses 6 workshops, 6 classroom-mentoring and 4 online-trainings in the same academic session. 300 teachers have benefited and BAF wants to train 750 more. 70,000 children annually access quality education because of this.
Abir's Garden: a Safe Place to Grow Bring former combatants together to create a playground  for children of Anata, advocate for safety of all children, especially Palestinian children in school zones, and pursue justice for Abir Aramin
Inspire Girls What if we can solve the problem of poverty, poor health, discrimination, climate calamities and all the other challenges in communities, even before they happen? Turns Out, we can. The solution? Equipping and inspiring girls with the skills to create a more inclusive, cohesive and productive world.
Provide menstrual products to 66 girls in Liberia For many girls in Liberia, getting your period means not going to school. This is because it it is difficult for many families to afford sanitary pads and proper sanitation, causing many girls to stay home from school and use torn cloth, tissues, or sheets to stem their menstrual flow. This project will provide menstrual products, such as sanitary pads, to 66 girls and young women in Liberia. Getting your period already sucks, join us to make sure it doesn't stop girls from going to school!
Make Christmas special for DRC street children We like Christmas to be special for all the children we support at Kimbilio. Each year we have a special party.  We make sure all the children get a present. For children who have been living on the streets an event like this is a big deal & being offered a present rather than begging on the streets means a lot.  This year we opened a Primary School for over 150 former street children & children whose families can't afford to send them to school. We'd like them to have a party & present too.
Drug prevention for 2,400 children in Colombia YOMI VIDA, Program for the prevention of the abuse of drugs directed at children through the promoting lifestyles and healthy environments and the training to social mediators, teachers and parents.
Help Rwandan women learn to farm, support families These Rwandan women will learn to farm in order to feed and support their families and ultimately the entire village. They will have permanent job skills as farmers and will be able to sustain farms.
Revive Tariro Hostel for rural cancer patients Tariro Hostel, a hostel for rural cancer patients in Zimbabwe catering for 40 patients. This hostel was closed during the hyperinflation period in 2007 -2009. Refurbishing and reviving this hostel will accommodate 1000 chemotherapy patients per year and 1500 radiotherapy patients in a year. Without this hostel most rural patients will never come to the city for treatment as they do not have relatives to stay with in the city. Thus staying at home enduring the pain and suffering from the disease.
100,000 meals for hungry Silicon Valley families Did you get enough to eat? We've all heard those words. The truth is many of us aren't getting enough nutritious food to eat right here in Silicon Valley, despite the increasing wealth and low unemployment. It's easy to understand why. The cost of housing has skyrocketed with the booming economy, while wages have remained relatively flat for many of us.  Second Harvest Food Bank is serving more of us than ever before - 260,000 kids, families and seniors every month.
A Month of Freedom for the Tsau White Lion Pride This project provides a month of freedom and protection for Matsieng, Zukhara, Tswalu, and Kalahari of the Tsau White Lion Pride in their endemic habitat of the Greater Timbavati region in South Africa's Kruger-2-Canyons Biosphere. The project covers one month of security and survival costs for these critically endangered animals - the last surviving white lions in the wilds of their natural pridelands, persecuted beyond these borders.
Books for At-Risk Children in North Carolina This special project will encourage family engagement through book sharing. Evidence shows that the earlier children are introduced to books, the more likely they are to be lifelong readers.  These funds will be used to provide books to children from birth to four years of age who have minimal exposure to literacy experiences.
English Language Education in Papua New Guinea Fifteen Stanford undergraduates will teach English in village schools on Karkar Island, Papua New Guinea during the summer of 2008 while living with local families.
Training Health Workers in Kenya Saves Lives The Afya Elimu Fund, Swahili for Health Education, will provide loans to students in Kenya who pursue an education in health care. Like many countries around the world, Kenya is facing a severe shortage of health care workers. IntraHealth International aims to combat the problem through training, education and strategic deployment. The goal of the fund is to increase the number of health workers in Kenya, improve access and health care services, and improve the retention of health workers.
Let's end Period Poverty - Donate-a-pad In this emergency, the limited food intake now has aggravated the health of already malnourished girls. Poor women, especially in rural areas, struggle to get a clean piece of cloth to manage their period every month, this has aggravated their day to day misery around this basic need. Due to lack of money and gender perspective hardly any government money goes toward adolescent girls. The lack of proper menstrual health management has led to greater risks of infections.
Support education for marginalized children, Kabul An estimated 60,000 children residing in Kabul are engaged in child labour (UNICEF). Exposed to poverty and abuse, forced to work on the streets in order to provide for their families, a high number of children do not attend school, particularly girls.  AfD's schools provide marginalized boys and girls in Kabul with the possibility to attend an inclusive semi-formal school where they can learn basic literacy and numeracy skills together with drawing, practical and technical knowledge.
Help Farmers in Nicaragua Move Out of Poverty This project will increase the annual incomes of 1,500 small coffee farmers by promoting low-cost micro-irrigation technology, improved farming skills, and installing market systems.
Narrow the Gap - Help Nonprofits in Vietnam Every year, local not-for-profit organizations (NPOs) in Vietnam continue to fight an uphill battle to build a better future for their communities and bring equal opportunity to disadvantaged groups, but who is fighting to make sure the NPOs have the knowledge and resources they need to stay afloat? Since 2009, LIN's Narrow the Gap Community Fund has brought together resources to support projects that address the most pressing issues. Will you join us in creating a brighter future for Vietnam?
Help 3000 Homeless and Orphan Iraqi children As a result of the ISIS-related conflicts and the increase in the number of displaced persons, Iraq is facing a displacement crisis, many children left school to work or because they can't afford school. 3000 orphans, homeless, refugee children will be provided with meals, gifts, new clothes, games, and orphan support. Help our support center for the most vulnerable children. We will provide children with mental health support and counseling.
Treat 10,000 Fluoride-Poisoned Children Provide safe drinking water to 10,000 children in 70 schools. Also, provide a nutritious mid-day meal to these children that is rich in calcium, iron, vitamin C, vitamin E, and other antioxidants.
Stop Cancer Stealing the Eyes of Babies in the UK For too long childhood eye cancer (Rb) has been shrouded in darkness. Children are left in the dark because some or all of their vision has been stolen. Parents and healthcare professionals are in the dark because of lack of awareness. The Childhood Eye Cancer Trust (CHECT) aims  to raise awareness and drive down the time it takes for a child to be diagnosed with Rb in the UK. The quicker a Rb diagnosis is made the  better the chances are of saving a child's sight, eyes and life.
Send 120 poor children to attend nursery school Early education is essential for all children. The awakening of the children and the learning of social skills in a friendly environment will help the child all his life. We have built nursery schools in rural villages and we need to help the women committee running the school to pay for their running costs:  teachers, snacks, healthcare and hygiene.
Promoting soy to help alleviate hunger in Malawi Youth learn about the benefits of soy and receive a meal with soy. Each meal costs only 75 cents.
Give Disabled Romanian Orphans their 1st Playspace Imagine growing up spending most days in a tiny living room with other children and shifts of caregivers.For hours you sit on a rug, watch tv or circle the room. Shelves hold stuffed animals and toys but what you want and need is a safe place for exercise where you can express yourself through art, music and games.Your brain craves stimulation but there is none. So you self-stimulate, rocking your body back and forth. But what if you had a play space for exercise, painting, dance, and more?
Camp Shout Out: Youth Who Stutter Camp Shout Out directly and indirectly helps more than 200 young people who stutter powerfully speak for themselves by providing intensive speech therapy during a six-day overnight recreational international camp and a follow-up weekend session. Camp Shout Out provides needed hands-on training for speech-language pathologists and graduate students under the guidance of Board Certified Specialists in Fluency.
Bringing Hope To The Children (Mongolia) To provide vocational and life skills training, reproductive health training, to improve the health outcomes and quality of life for children in the poorest district in Mongolia.
End child servitude in 9 Haiti rural communities Limye Lavi foundation works with five rural communities in the south east department of Haiti to end the restavek System (Child servitude ). Five child protection organizations were created to fight the system. About one hundred restavek children return in their community. The foundation supports vulnerable families in improving their economic situation. It plan to reinforce child protection system in these communities and start collaboration to eradicate the system in three new communities.
Help Mothers Live Drug Free This project will support an intensive substance abuse recovery program for homeless women and their children. Since 1983, St. Martin de Porres House of Hope has helped more than 4,000 families recover from substance abuse, trauma and mental illness.
Creating sustainable jobs & clean burning biochar We currently lease 319 acres outside the town of Thomonde, Haiti, where we grow the native elephant grass to make sustainable charcoal briquettes, reducing deforestation and lowering the cost of fuel for consumers. You're donations will help us eliminate the need for harvesting of Haitian forests with the end goal of reforesting denuded land.
ITS ALL ABOUT THE CHILDREN A lot of children are struggling in this Pandemic with over 4 Million officially recognised as living in poverty. We aim to improve children's well-being in one of the most deprived areas in the UK so they can enjoy their 'childhood' again. Our target group is primary school children aged up to 11 year old in families that have been in various stages of lock down during this Pandemic for most of the last year. Home Start (Clacton on Sea & Jaywick) will add match funding to all money raised.
Build 01 canteen for 200 children in Benin In Benin and especially in schools in remote villages, the majority of school children come from poor families who are unable to provide a varied diet. It is very common to meet children who barely eat twice a day. These hungry children are unable to follow the teachers' lessons well. This project will help the NGO ITODJU to provide the DOURBE school with a school canteen in order to cook and offer a varied and balanced meal every day to each of the 200 children aged 6 to 14.
PROVIDE COOK STOVES FOR 2000 HOUSEHOLDS IN KENYA This project will provide clean cook stoves to 2000 poor rural households in Nyeri County of Central Kenya where over 80% of the population  use traditional three stone  fireplace for  cooking which expose them to indoor house pollution,spend a lot of time gathering wood and exerts pressure on local forests leading to forest degradation.We train  rural households  on stove  fabrication and use and  biomass briquette making  that reduce wood consumption by over 80%  saving lives and environment.
NCSD Elementary Arts Education The NCSD Elementary Arts Program centers on teacher as artist and educator. Teacher's grow and learn art forms and teaching methods to share in their classrooms throughout the district.
Empower Citizen Journalists to speak safely Cambodia generally ranks near the bottom of worldwide press freedom indices due to government control and influence over the media, and threats and violence against journalists. To reduce the risks its reporters face in the field, CCIM plans to host a tailored safety training on physical and information security. Indeed, security is an essential precursor to press freedom, as CCIM is particularly aware of following a violent attack on one of its reporters in 2014.
Educate Internally displaced children in Cameroon This projet will strenghten two (2) primary schools in Koutaba rural council by building two (2) classrooms and providing free education,a rich supply books and critical literacy support services as well as free meals to two hundred (200) internally displaced children (boys and girls) traumatized by security crisis in North West and South West regions and also by Boko Haram in the Far North of Cameroon.
Promoting Humane Education in Schools Crime rate   ranging from  robbery, murder,  rape, animal cruelty etc, has become common and hence a serious concern in Sierra Leone. Most of such crimes, violence and lawlessness are perpetrated by young men.  Though the law had always dealt with them according, they do not seem to stop. 60% of  youths released from detention always revert to the same habit. Awareness raising and education provided by this project will meaningfully contribute to positively transforming their lives
Care and Starvation free for 100 kids in India The projet provide milk, nutrition food, playing kits, sleeping mats in an interactive and joyful environment
#GIVETHEBEAT It's a matter of heart.  Thousands of children in the world suffer from congenital heart disease, which will certainly bring them to death, if we do not intervene as soon as possible.  Join us, Give the Beat, and help us save the heart of so many children!  The average cost of a heart operation of a baby, in the countries where we intervene, is about 1500 USD. What are you waiting for? Help us too! Even with a small contribution, we can do so much.
Help Vulnerable Malawi Women Start Sewing Business This project will allow widows and other vulnerable women in Malawi (Africa) to care for their own young children by providing them with materials to start a sewing/tailoring business.
Fix Electricity in Hurricane Devastated Nicaragua Help us establish a sustainable base of operations in Puerto Cabezas, where people are desperate for electricity after Hurricane Felix destroyed 90% of its civil infrastructure in Sept ’07
A LIFELINE FOR STREET CHILDREN/GIRLS We've been at the forefront of providing welfare and educational services to indigent children since 2006. We have recorded some successes as over 800 young people have benefited from our mentoring program apart from millions of people that have been reached through our motivational programs on radio and television. The growing number of street children/Girls and abused victims of recent times is uncalled for. Our target is to pick them off the street and empower them for a great future.