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Gift of Blankets, Mosquito Nets and Solar Lamps We will provide blankets, mosquito nets and solar lamps to 750 very poor farming families in order to enable them to live comfortably. We often overlook these basic items but with very poor families possessing blankets, mosquito nets and solar lamps is often a luxury and not given priority. With blankets, they will not sleep cold at night, with mosquito nets, they prevent mosquito-borne diseases and with solar lamps, they can do productive work early evenings.
Vaccinate 55000 stray dogs against rabies in Nepal This project will focus on eliminating rabies from Nepal. In pursuance of this goal, in the first phase, we will vaccinate 55000 stray dogs of 16 districts and 21 municipalities of western Nepal as well as build public awareness about rabies to increase public and animal health, improve dog welfare, Increase awareness towards rabid dogs and dog bites, and Increase awareness on canine disease prevention.
Teach 4200 women in the Congo (DRC) basic literacy We will teach women in the Democratic Republic of the Congo how to read and write. Using these skills, they will participate in the reconstruction of their communities and establish peace in the DRC
Strengthening Indigenous Communities in Guatemala In collaboration with the Mayan NGO PRODESSA, the project supports 1050 people in 6 Poqomchi' communities in improving food production and environmental management through sustainable agriculture.
Team XBOT Regional Championships Team XBOT is a FIRST (For the Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Robotics team that teaches low income high school students to design, prototype, build, program, test and compete with a 120 pound robot in just 6 weeks. Our larger organization, XBOT ROBOTICS, takes the time to train students on basic skills required, but in 6 weeks, they work along side engineering and technology professionals in real-life scenarios with deadlines, then travel to Portland, OR, to compete.
Help 370 Nepali Children Access Quality Education Freedom to Learn will support some of the most marginalised and vulnerable young children in the village of Kushadevi Nepal, by improving access to and quality of education. We will provide clean water and sanitation for the school, high quality teacher training, school meals for children who are hungry, and essential school materials and running costs for 1 year.  We will also provide bikes to shorten long journeys to school and for their families to take goods to the local market on Saturdays.
C.A.R.E. Charity, Assistance, Relief, Equity Charity Foundation Caritas Moldova provides medical care, home visits, and day treatment to over 100 vulnerable elderly in Chisinau Municipality and Glodeni district of the Republic of Moldova. Our beneficiaries are typically poor, and without family support, and many of them are bedridden.  Funds raised will help to accomplish their most basic needs: meals, showers, laundry services, paramedical items that will support their health/life.
Build 30 little libraries for 30 villages in Ghana This Project will build 30 little book sharing libraries in Northern Ghana.  The project will provide supply  of books and Literacy support to 20000 children in Northern Ghana.
Using Solar Energy to Help Children in Rural India This project will use solar panels to provide reliable energy to school children in rural India, thus providing them with better access to lighting, modern technology (computers) and educational opportunities.
Help establish Gateshead weekly lunch club The4Cs  has identified an urgent need to establish a weekly lunch club for asylum seekers and distribute food parcels. This will not only provide asylum seekers with a healthy meal, but will also serve as a meeting hub where service providers can engage with asylum seekers.  We wish to register with Fareshare (http://www.fareshare.org.uk/), which works with large food companies to offer them the facility to direct their surplus food to community projects rather than bury it in landfill.
Advancing Young Lives Through Education Seychelles Mahe is the largest Island in the Seychelles and home to over 77,000 locals. The main source of income for the Island is through Tourism. Partnered with the Presidents Village Children Home, we are able to offer a stable environment for 65 children aged 6 months -18 years. Working with our partners we're able to offer funding, support and resources for additional extra-curricular actives. Providing training on the marine conservation, swimming and other key learning  to all the children.
CONSERVATION OF NATIONAL BIRD OF INDIA Peafowl, the Indian National bird, is protected under Indian Wildlife Act 1972. They are hunted for feathers, fat and meat. Though the transport, transfer and trade in the peacock tail feathers are exempted, the incidents of high mortality in some areas denote poaching. So, the project aims to provide awareness through street theatre/seminar/IEC for local populace. The project also aims to provide counseling for poachers with bank assisted alternate livelihood option for them.
Help 100 families in Kilembe Community recover A heavy down pour hit Kilembe Mines villages and the surrounding Rwenzori ranges in Kasese District in Uganda on the night of the April 2013. This is the worst down pour that the region has experienced in the last 30 years or more. The project will provide emergency assistance and long term relief to those affected by the heavy down pour.
Power Up Puerto Rico: Solar Energy for Rural Areas This project will establish urgently needed weather-proof, reliable solar power solutions to "turn on the lights" as part of our "Power Up P.R." campaign "#enciendelaluzenpr". This includes providing continuous power to keep lights, communications, refrigerators, TV's and essential medical devices (i.e. CPAP, Oxygen Concentrators, Drip IV's, etc.) operating. Includes battery storage for multiple daily recharging of phones, communications and laptops to the hardest hit rural areas of Puerto Rico.
Feeding Strong Women in Puebla In recent years, poverty in the state of Puebla has increased by 64% and of this population in poverty, a large percentage of women living in tough conditions are responsible for providing food to their families and keeping up their households. Our projects provide this food aid to these families through a rounded approach with food pantries, offering nutritional education, social responsibility, and employability in order to attain self-sufficiency.
Build a Honey Room for 40 Bee Farmers in Jamaica The Golden Valley Farmers Group in rural Jamaica plans to build a food grade honey processing room out of a repurposed shipping container. This project will enable more than 40 farmers to earn an alternative income through apiculture (bee farming) as production of their traditional crops have been heavily affected by climate change conditions.
Catalyzing Next Generation Women's Leadership Creating intergenerational coalitions has the potential to infuse new energy, skills and tactics into established movements. CHIME FOR CHANGE is partnering with Global Fund for Women to connect young activists with experienced advocates and grassroots organizations. Global Fund for Women will support 3 sister women's funds-Semillas in Mexico, HER Fund in Hong Kong, and ELAS in Brazil-to invest in, highlight, and build locally-led community investment for young women's leadership.
Mobile Rede Jovem: SMS for social change in Brazil Mobile Rede Jovem Project sends daily SMS with: job opportunities, cultural and sports events, courses, activities and free public services to 500 boys and and girls from poor communities in Brazil.
Support Greek farmers,Shepherdog breeds & wildlife Shepherd dogs are the most important measure for the livestock breeders to protect their flock from bears and wolves. In Greece the breeders do not receive subsidies for the acquisition and raise of a shepherd dog. So Callisto founded a Shepherd Dogs Network to donate puppies to breeders that face losses from large carnivores. This way the network contributes to the conservation of the Greek shepherd dog breeds and protects the large carnivores by improving their coexistence with the farmers.
Clean Water & Sanitation for Schools in Nigeria DACT brings their first water ever to people in remote places in Africa. This project will provide a water well to people in need in rural Nigeria. Supporting education and improved health for 2,500 people across communities and schools, this project will provide training to pump caretakers and WASH Committees on preventive maintenance of dysfunctional water wells. The project will expand access to safe drinking water, improved conditions of health and increased school attendance for Children.
Georgetown Visitation Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Zoe, Alaina, Zelene, Tori, Tsion, and Ruth from Georgetown Visitation 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.
Somalia: Enrich Health by Improving Hygiene RI is working to build clean water sources and reduce the spread of preventable diseases through health education campaigns for displaced communities in Somalia.
Understand & Protect the Western Pygmy Possum The Western Pygmy Possum is a threatened species within the few regions that they currently populate. These tiny creatures weigh approx. 13gm and reach an average length of 80mm when fully grown.Their native habitat has been reduced significantly which seriously impacts on their chances of survival. Our aims are to increase knowledge of the species, to provide additional hollows and nesting boxes for their protection and improve their habitat through revegetation of strategic sites.
Support the Growth of Bulgaria Startup Ecosystem We believe that entrepreneurship and innovation drive positive social and economic change, create jobs, elevate communities and improve lives. Our project supports Bulgarian innovators who are passionate and determined to solve global challenges and build resilient communities. We create a two-way bridge between the Bulgarian startup ecosystem and Silicon Valley in order to cultivate an entrepreneurial growth mindset and strengthen the private sector in Bulgaria.
Language, culture and biodiversity in Mexico With your help, young Otomi, Nahuatl and Tepehua indigenous broadcasters promote the use of their languages in a large mountainous region where more than 3,000 communities listen the signal of LA VOZ CAMPESINA. This non-profit radio station transmits 16 hours a day at 105.5 fm with 10,000 watts of potency, from Huayacocotla, Veracruz and has achieved a high impact in the promotion of originative cultures, in their territory and the permanence of the peasant population in 7 Mexican States.
Food supply for a refugee camp in Bulgaria This project have the aim to support more than 500 families, who live in a refugee camp in Bulgaria. Our hope is to help them, providing the first need of food, as in the place they live now, there is a shortige of food supplement.  The lack of food for all those hundreds if people is a permanent problem and there are many children between them in the camp. Please, help us to give them a little bit better life and feed them. Thank you!
Support Malaysian kids with learning disabilities Wings Melaka works closely with the families of children with learning disabilities - parents learn alongside their children in our Early Intervention Programme and are further empowered through parent support groups and access to a well-stocked toy and resource library. Children under our School Age Programme learn to cope better in school, and we are also moving into services for young adults this year with a focus on enhancing their quality of life.
Send 25 multidisabled students to school in Chile This project is focused on helping the blind and multi-disabled children by providing them with an education. We are focusing our efforts on raising money to purchase a minibus as many of the students live far from the school and their families can't afford to take them to this special needs school. Without this bus children will stay at home. Every child deserves the right to an educationI and this project will focus on those who need specialized education that they can't get anywhere else.
Tech Access for USAP Students College Applications This project will provide 20 laptops to assist highly-talented, low-income high school students in the USAP program to research and apply online for fully funded higher education opportunities at colleges and universities around the world.  Education Matters is currently working with a USAP cohort of 41 high-achieving, low-income students in Zimbabwe who are applying to start college in 2017.  We need laptops for students to be able to complete online applications and do college research online.
Intergenerational entrepreneurship The project goal is to create a social enterprise that will empower elderly people with income under the minimum consumption basket to create and to sale traditional handcrafting objects through modern digital ways. These activities will be organised in partnership with young volunteers and will create a strong support for intergenerational cooperation, strong exchange of experience and knowledge. Also, the project will create social services for elderly people and youth from rural areas.
Holiday Camp for 81 kids from Kenya's Kibera slum Turning Point is taking 81 teens from Nairobi's Kibera slum for a five-day holiday. These annual camps are a highlight of the year for the teens we support in Primary Schools and serve as a great incentive for kids to stay in school, work hard and earn their place at camp.
HIV and TB care at the village level in Mali GAIA community-based HIV care and treatment clinic is the first such clinic in Mali and will be a model for the rest to follow.
Empower Refugees To Build A New Life In Athens We Need Books was founded  in 2016 in response to the overwhelming refugee crisis. We have  provided  refugees in camps and shelters with hundreds  of books in their native languages. This project contributes to funding Athens' first multilingual library, which also serves as an inclusive community center. It will help provide more than 400,000 refugees and migrants in Athens with access to educational resources, language classes and networking opportunities.
An Alternative to Child Prostitution and Begging Using art, music, dance and theatre to attract 178 children off the streets and the rubbish dump. Providing an alternative to child labor whilst also encouraging self-esteem and community education.
Provide maternal care for 4500 rural Indian women Drishtee Maternal Health project provides pregnancy care & education to 4500 marginalised pregnant females in 25 Indian villages annually to reduce the number of maternal and infant deaths
Help 200,000+ people fleeing violence in Libya Help UNHCR protect innocent civilians, provide them with emergency shelter & offer basic humanitarian supplies to those who no longer have a place to call home after fleeing ongoing violence in Libya.
Improving the conditions of IDPs in SWR, Cameroon Cameroon has always been considered as a peaceful country.  The one's peaceful country became plagued by a political crisis which started in November 2016. As we write, the crisis is still ongoing with so many people affected. Amongst the effects of the ongoing crisis in Cameroon is the rampant loss of lives and properties as well as the burning down of houses. The homeless nature now causes inhabitants of the affected areas to resort to seeking refuge in bushes and unorthodox means of survival.
Help small cocoa farmers make a living The project works with isolated communities located on small islands in the Pacific Rim of Fire heavily affected by Climate Change. The project will provide a sustainable livelihood for over 1,000 farmers, assisting over 5,000 men, women and children.
Ni-Vanuatu cocoa growers are facing serious challenges to make an income to cover daily expenses and pay for school fees for their children. The project will train them to upgrade product quality and yield and will give them access to market.
Afghan Women and Girl's Survival Fund MADRE is increasing resources to our Afghan Women and Girls' Survival Fund to support the urgent protection and relocation needs of women human rights defenders, as many activists and human rights defenders are unable to leave conflict areas throughout Afghanistan. MADRE's Fund provides resources for urgent needs, legal aid, security assistance, emergency transport, and safe passage, as well as funding families willing to house activists at great personal risk.
Fueling a Ripple Effect: Empowering Kenyan Women At Community Platform for Empowerment and Development (COPED), we aim to empower 360 disenfranchised women of Migori County, Kenya, mentoring them to envision and create new possibilities for their lives. This is completed through an empowerment program called Imagine, developed in partnership with the Empowerment Institute of NY, USA, in which targeted women make choices and take charge of their own well-being by realizing their full potential while building their assets with Table Banking.
Build a Playground for Sick Children in Kenya Hospitalization is a stressful experience to all and more to children. Child Life Programs help children navigate hospitalization with minimal stress and anxiety. Play helps children respond better to treatment and so children heal faster and are discharged home sooner. Sally Test Paediatric Centre provides therapeutic play activities to sick children in a resource poor public hospital in Kenya. We serve approximate 300 children in a day both inpatient and outpatient
Educational Empowerment of Children in India HCHW is a registered nonprofit organization working with children living on streets and in other difficult circumstance. We are running a full fledged Residential Care Centre providing 24 hrs care and support to 57 children in crisis.Two years back we have scaled up the program to include and address the issue of preventing children from coming on streets. We are running a full fledged Day School providing CBSE education to 236 children from such background who have not been attending any school
Feed 1275 slum dwellers for a year in Thailand This project aims to provide, on a weekly basis, essential food items, in the form of food packs, to underprivileged households presently living in the slums in Pattaya. These packs help to improve the general health and well being of all members of the families. In addition food is used to feed children and adults in the Hand to Hand foundations preschool and Saturday Kid's Club.
Vocational Training for Displaced Ugandan Children The objective of this outreach is to provide Vocational and Educational training to displaced Ugandan children through the establishment of a Model Farm, including Poultry and Livestock Management
The "18 by 18 Challenge" 18 by 18 Challenge is sponsored by Nehemiah's Restoration and is designed to support our efforts to break the cycle of poverty in Western Kenya due to HIV/AIDS.  This challenge offers an opportunity to nominate a friend on social media to post a video doing something 18 times using #Beyond18Years, and then give at least $18 to the cause at Beyond18Years.org. Our goal is to help raise up orphaned children impacted by HIV/AIDS who require support in order to grow up to be self-sustaining adults.
Copperbelt Livelihood Enhancement Project - Zambia This project will apply an integrated approach to the pervasive problem of illness, food insecurity and dependency, which stretches the resources of impoverished communities in the Copperbelt province of Zambia. Project participants will receive Heifer value-based training in animal husbandry and health, gender equality issues, group organizational capacity, and basic record keeping before placement of food-and-income-producing livestock and other support.
Prevent HIV among 45,000 youth in the Philippines The Philippines is one of the high risk countries in the world where HIV transmission rate is increasing according to UNAIDS report. In Dasmarinas City alone, 10 cases of AIDS related death was reported from 2015 to 2017. Dasmarinas City has a total of 487 cases as of 2017 where youths are the key affected group. HIV and AIDS prevention and awareness raising through sports and mobile theater, reaching 45,000 Filipino youths who are highly at risk will help reduce HIV transmission.
Save Wildlife from Poachers, Loggers & Traffickers Protected Areas are the last frontier for wildlife and nature conservation. These Areas suffer from insufficient resources and they need urgent help to detect and respond to threats from wildlife crime. Technology programmes have the proven ability to save many thousands of animals by detecting threats faster and by increasing the effectiveness of the response. Our project creates a global group of conservationists and technologists to bring innovative new technology to help Protected Areas.
Summer Recreation for Kids with Autism Recreation activities that are appropriate and engaging for children  with autism and developmental disabilities are often scarce or difficult to access because of financial limitations of families. Families often depend on the respite the CSS summer camp provides in order to maintain employment. Waiting lists for state programs to assist families are long and any available scholarships do not cover the cost of a child's specialized summer services.
Spay/Neuter 2,000 Stray Dogs & Cats in The Bahamas Reduce the number of stray and suffering dogs and cats in the Bahamas through spay and neuter. Provide vaccinations, worming and emergency vet care to injured animals or orphaned puppies and kittens  Working with local communities teaching responsible pet ownership helping them to make healthier and safer communities for people and pets alike.
FREE Mental Health Support To Arab Women In War The more access our women have to mental health support, the safer they feel. Post-crisis humanitarian primary aid should not be only food, shelter, and medicines. FREE Drama Therapy sessions are offered to help our women lead healthier lives and cope with the trauma of war. This project aims to support 1 Million Arab Women for Peace to overcome war-affected trauma.
High-Risk Children This project will help improve outreach centers in areas where High-Risk Children are exposed to many dangers (drugs, crime, early age drinking and pre-teen pregnancy) as part of their everyday life.  By offering children a place to receive help with homework as well as extra-curricular activities such as: music and dance lessons, ethics and values workshops, practice soccer and volleyball, all while providing them with a safe place to play, and interact with others, out of harm's way.
50 solar lanterns 2 economic ventures for makutano We will make and distribute 50 solar lanterns to 50 households in Makutano and then set up two economic activities with the youth and women groups within Makutano village, the two ventures will be co-funded by the donations and the savings for not using kerosene after adopting mwangabora solar lanterns.
Provide Life-changing Skills to Cambodian Parents We provide daycare and family support to twelve at-risk families living near Phnom Penh's notorious Dangkor landfill. While the children are provided with a safe and stimulating environment, the parents follow a family action plan designed to empower them to break out of the poverty cycle. Continuing this line, we would like to offer the parents one year of vocational training, so that they can walk along with more experienced workers, learn important skills, and be surrounded by role models.