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Support 30 Low-Income Girls Gain Vocational Skills This project will encourage, and support 30 low-income girls living in urban slums in Lagos gain high job demand technical/vocational skills in building construction often dominated by males. Training will include life skills and micro-entrepreneurship. Thereafter provide them with work tools, small start up grants and employment options towards promoting livelihood and starting a new life.
Increasing Income for Landless Farmers in India To improve the quality of life for 5,100 people in 40 rural villages in Bihar, India, through self-help groups to increase income, manage their savings, and improve their health and education.
EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN THROUGH MICRO CREDITS Empowerment of the women through micro credits and the effect of HIV/AIDS on development initiatives in the North West Region of Cameroon. Our target Groups are Rural Women especially those involved in micro finance activities for twelve (12) months with possibility of extension.
Improve Women's Livelihoods in Rinjani, Indonesia Empowering women-headed households in communities through training in better land use practices, provision of basic health care services, and sustainable management of forest resources.
Haiti Center for Environmental Management The Res-Fund will create a center for environmental education, culture, and awareness  which will serve as the center of environmental leadership and policies for Haiti. Haiti's population growth coupled with poor urban planning in the past decade has led to an increase in generated waste and land erosion and shore deterioration.
MAMA+ Supports 100 HIV-Affected Babies In Russia Through the MAMA+ project, the Russian NGO Doctors to Children will help 100 HIV-positive women care for their babies in St. Petersburg, Russia, to prevent child abandonment and transmission of HIV.
Water Well Need - Futuro de Manana, Nicaragua The rural Agros community of Futuro de Manana needs to have a well drilled in order to have sufficient water to irrigate their crops.
100 STREET CHILDREN REHABILITATION IN INDIA The children at risk are a major social problem in the society which needs to be given due to consideration to address their problems of the children. The children in menace are not able to enjoy their legitimate right to play associate and educate. In this connection, Mother Society realized the need in rescuing the abandoned and runaway children and observed the growing intensity of the problem of massive migration of the rural children into city as an worrying phenomenon.
Help 45 Special Needs Children in Uganda Jake's Diapers serves previously abandoned babies in devastatingly difficult situations, where sometimes a choice has to be made between food, diapers, and medical care. Jake's donates cloth diapers at no cost to orphanages and rescue centers so these organizations can afford basic living expenses and focus on a solution for problems such as malnutrition and starvation. Cloth diapers provide a long-term solution from birth through potty-training, truly changing the lives of these children.
Surviving the Coronavirus in Mexico The Coronavirus pandemic affects everyone even, the recommendation of all authorities is to stay home, however, for the largest percentage of the population in Mexico, this means not having what to eat. 80% of Mexicans live daily, that is, if they do not go out to work they will not have food, no money to pay their bills and basic necessities. Your donation to this fund will support immediate to get food for vulnerable communities in Acuna, Coah. Mexico.
Help us build a new classroom Early childhood education is beneficial for children ages 3, 4 and 5 years of age.    Parents have seen the benefits of our ECD education on their children and have consequently continued to enroll their children into the program.  We now have 40 children enrolled and 3 teachers tutoring them.  Our single building is now too small.
Purchase cold weather gear for 75 veterans purchase cold weather gear for 75 veterans living at Veterans On the Rise
Give Life to 140 Indian Orphans and Needy Children 99 children up to 5th grade attend Dazzling Stone School and the other 40 older children study in outside schools and one baby. Children receive free accommodation, clothes and education.
Help 1000 mothers access child birth services This project will prevent maternal and child mortality by providing at least four(4) sessions of antenatal care services, which involves health education,physical examination, vitamin and mineral supplements, important laboratory investigations,malaria IPT etc for 1000 rural economically disadvantaged women in Iseyin LGA, Oyo state Nigeria. We will also distribute birthing consumables to all the enrolled pregnant women within our target community.
Youth Violence Prevention Project in Ayacucho Peru In Ayacucho, Peru, there is a high number of adolescents and youth at risk, with many unmet basic needs, not only on a physical level, but also on an psychological and social level. These difficulties make youth seek attention more often in the consumption of alcohol and drugs; the integration of youth in gangs; human trafficking; or committing crime. We offer an Alternative Youth Space, a space to build healthy friendships, tutorials, education workshops, and skill development.
Help 50 mothers overcome domestic violence During the Covid-19 period, many single mothers, victims of domestic violence, are struggling with the lack of resources and the basic products for their children. The pandemic lefts without a job many women and there are too few NGOs offering social services for the victims of violence. Abused women from rural areas or small cities don't go to shelters but choose simply to leave the house where they were living together with the aggressor and find another house to start over.
Deer Creek-Macinaw Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Garrett, Will, and Alexis from Deer Creek-Mackinaw High School have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Songs of Peace from Orphans of Conflict in Manipur Using music as a therapeutic tool, this project will bring emotional healing for children who have seen a lot of violence and trauma. Akhu (a grassroot musician) and his team will be providing music lessons to children of 2 orphanages in Imphal that shelter orphans of conflict. The project will help them channel their inner feelings and provide a creative outlet to release the trauma through music, and will release a music album containing songs written, composed and performed by these kids.
Help five young teachers change 1000 lives Oasis South Africa  is a youth-led organisation. We plan to grow our More Than A Teacher programme, which inspires unemployed young people to train as educators in South Africa.    This project will recruit and train another five young people, enabling them to gain a teaching qualification whilst supporting the learning of 1000 pupils in schools across inner city Johannesburg.
Inspire Rohingya Refugees through Art Artolution started working with refugees impacted by the Rohingya Refugee Crisis at the end of 2017. Lead artists and Artolution Co-Directors, Max and Joel, have traveled to the Balukhali refugee camps in Bangladesh, the largest camps in the world, among other camps, to create community art projects with refugees, as well as to bring joy and hope to the lives of children. Artolution was the first organization to bring community-based arts programming to the Balukhali camps.
Provide Free Healthcare to Needy in Rural Cameroon The project is to raise at least $12,000 annually to fund the salary of Ascovime support staff helping Dr Bwelle to reduce the suffering, and thereby put a smile on the face hundreds of thousands of underprivileged people in rural areas in Cameroon. In weekends, Dr Bwelle and his teams of national and international volunteer doctors conduct large mobile missions to rural areas to provide free medical consultations and carry out surgical interventions, tooth extractions and dental care.
Give 220 Disadvantaged Children a Brighter Future With COVID-19 spreading across the world, underprivileged communities face increased financial instability and health risks.  The closure of schools all over the island, together with unemployment, means families now have more mouths to feed and less disposable income.  More children from low-income backgrounds will need our assistance in the near future, as vulnerable families will send their children to government schools to ensure 3 meals a day and a safe place to sleep. WE NEED YOUR HELP!
CONSTRUCTION OF MODERN EARLY LEARNING COMPLEX We are seeking your support to help CBSECEK build a Modern Early Childhood Education and Teachers Training Complex in order to help fill the gap post by Political, Social and Economic aspect within many communities in Kenya. This Complex will be a center of excellent and a learning point for the Republic of Kenya in an effort to implement SDG goal Number 4. It is designed to help CBSECEK realize the need of proper foundation in early learning. ECDE is a human right that a child must get in life.
Let every girl child feel the taste of Education Education transforms human beings from ignorance to enlightenment and it's an important factor that fuels both social change and economic growth. In Rural India, girls face discrimination because of being born as girl. This leaves them at the bottom of the social ladder in terms of access to rights and developments. Education is one of the most significant means of empowering any individual or community in general and women & girls in particular.
Lekari bez hranic - Medecins Sans Frontieres in Cz Doctors Without Borders/Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) is an international medical humanitarian organization created in France in 1971.  MSF provides independent, impartial assistance in almost  70 countries to people whose survival is threatened by violence, neglect, or catastrophe, primarily due to armed conflict, epidemics, malnutrition, exclusion from health care, or natural disasters.
Build a Home for 75 Street/Slum Children in India This project will build a residential children's home for 75 street/slum children in South Goa, India. There are thousands of children living on the streets in Goa alone for a number of different reasons. Some are orphans, others are runaways who are trying to escape the horrors that surround their daily lives, and others are the children of migrants from poorer states in India who work at construction sites.
Covid-19: AID Rural Artisans' Families,Timor-Leste This project will provide our "Stop COVID-19 Community KIT" to 103 rural artisans & their impoverished families (aprox. 750 people) in 5 remote villages in  stunning but isolated Atauro Island, too far away for government support. With little information, no income (no tourists to buy their handicrafts) and no soap and masks the next 2 months will be critical to avoid the spreading of COVID-19 like wild fire. We  provided initial support - but now they need  AID for the next 2 months.
Solar Power for 4 Water Stations in Ghana Safe Water Network plans to optimize 4 water stations in the Ashanti Region of Ghana with solar powered pumps. The solar power will provide reliable electricity for water purification and uninterrupted water service, as well as reduce carbon footprint and operating costs.
Support Advanced Cancer Patients in Lebanon SANAD was established to address the many challenges experienced by advanced chronically and terminally ill patients (serious illness) and their families as they deal with their illness and its reality. SANAD's holistic approach to hospice care addresses any medical, social and psychological challenges patients and their families may need.
Protect 400 Kids from the Rain 400 at-risk children gather in this building and the makeshift roof doesn't keep the rain out and it turns into a mud puddle for three months. Community meetings happen there too. won't please help put a proper roof on the building to keep them dry?
Help American LGBTQ Victims of Violence Overseas This project will enable us to provide 24/7/365 support to LGBTQ Americans who have experienced violence in foreign countries including sexual assault, domestic violence and targeted hate crimes. Support includes funds for emergency needs, transportation expenses, medical expenses, counseling and legal support.
Support Youth T.V with media bursaries This project will train 200 young people aged 16 - 25 from disadvantaged backgrounds in professional media production skills and personal development. It is facilitated by former BBC professionals and was developed after last years riots in the Birmingham,UK. It will work with young people in the poorest areas to strengthen life-skills, motivate graduating from school , encourage civic engagement and support professional training goals.
HELP US STOP THE CORONAVIRUS Dear friends, at the time when we speak to you, the peasants and peasant women do not have food reserves, the medical infrastructures are completely insufficient, the medical personnel does not have enough experience to take care of the sick, in certain regions access to water is very complicated, there are no hydro alcoholic solutions, no chlorine and no soaps. It is very difficult to ask farmers to wash their hands regularly with soap and water while they do not have enough water to drink.
National Scholarship Program in the United States The National Scholarship Program (NSP) is the flagship initiative for the GVI Charitable Trust.This project will fund opportunities and training for disadvantaged individuals in the US to allow personal development, team work, leadership and open up further opportunities. The program aims to create a sense of responsibility both locally and globally and offers recipients the tools necessary to make a difference in their own lives, their community and impact global issues.
Help Russian orphans get education & socialize There are over 470,000 orphans in Russia. The majority of orphanage graduates is unable to successfully integrate into society. For 18 years "Big Change" helps young people from orphanages who have the most difficulties after graduating the system to settle well in life, to find a job, a home, a family. We have done this by developing motivation to learn and skills essential for independent living, helping them get better education and expanding the range of their interests.
Provide Equipment for Business Centers Provide computers and teaching aids for regional business improvement centers in Iraq.
Prevent Cruelty to Animals This project will treat and take care of 2000 stray dogs and cats, provide them food, shelter and medicine.
Hands On with Nicaraguan Sign Language Program Summary
'Hands On' is a multifaceted approach to sign language education in a real life setting, educating deaf youth, hearing parents, and the hearing community in general about deaf issues and capacities. This program is also aimed to create a very important deaf community for these otherwise isolated individuals.
Our priorities are: Sign Language Access, Customized Deaf Education Materials, and the Deaf community
Winter Necessities & Meals for Taiwanese Children Bright Side Projects provides necessities and plant-based food staples pack to families and youth in need by working with local community centers, elementary schools, and the church. Packages will be distributed to 15 indigenous Atayal families in Hsinchu ChingChuan and 8 indigenous Amis families in Taitung, provide meals to children in orphanages, while over 1000 lbs of organic locally grown rice will be distributed to even more families in need.
High Risk Teenage Pregnancy Aid in Argentina With teenage pregnancy growing at an astounding rate in Argentina, the goal of the project is to provide medical, material and emotional support for girls and young women faced with young pregnancy in Buenos Aires. We hope to raise money to spread the outreach of our support program based in the outskirts of Buenos Aires.
TRAIN OF HOPE We bought an old locomotive and a wagon. Now the train of hope is on its own tracks on the grounds of our recreation complex "Bernsteinsee". So, the train stands on the site where families with children suffering from cancer should recover and forget about this disease for a while. To make the stay more varied for the families and to offer activities also for bad weather, we want to make this train something special with a cinema and a great fitness area.
New American Africans "Sweet Sixteen" Campaign We're looking for 16 people to give $1,000 each. If you can't give $1,000, we're looking for people to be our NAA Sweet 16 ambassadors-donate a gift of $16 or more to NAA, share the "Sweet Sixteen" post on your social media pages. Be part of the future of NAA and continue to support Newcomers in New Hampshire.
Help Survivors of Nepal Earthquake A devastating magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Nepal on April 25 near the country's capital of Kathmandu. The number of casualties is rising by the hour, and thousands are confirmed dead or injured. Buildings collapsed and homes have crumbled. World Concern is responding to the needs of survivors with emergency aid, such as water, shelter, food, medical supplies, and more.
UPS Batteries (uninterrupted power supply) in Pak The average summer temperatures in Attock, Punjab, Pakistan ranges from 99 F to 109 F. While the 3 co-ed Morning Schools take a summer break from June 1st to August 14th, the 3 Evening Schools for Girls continue through the hot weather daily. Power cuts, commonly known as 'load-shedding,' last for many hours daily.   Barakat Pakistan obtained 4 UPS with 16 batteries (4 batteries/UPS) from a Turkish organization, TIKA, in 2015. All 16 batteries have run out completely and need replacing urgently.
Help California Wildfire Victims Matthew 25: Ministries has been involved in disaster relief since 1997. Matthew 25 is responding to the devastating wildfires raging throughout California. Matthew 25 has shipped a semi of relief supplies to partners in California. The semi contained personal care kits, paper products, water, dust masks, tarps, baby items, laundry detergent pods and more. Matthew 25 will be sending additional shipments in the coming weeks, and will deploy our Disaster Response Team to help those affected.
Stomp out tuberculosis in South Sudan South Sudan became an independent state on July 9, 2011. The young country is grappling with a myriad of problems including several health challenges that, if left uncontrolled, have serious negative implications not only for the general health of people, but also for economic growth. Controlling tuberculosis (TB) is one of these health challenges. This project seeks to strengthen South Sudan's National Strategic Plan for TB Control.
Drinking water for 24 villages of Thimmampalli GP Water to drink is a basic need and yet 97 million people in India do not have access to safe water. We have established a community water plant working with the Thimmampalli Gram Panchayat in Chikkaballapur, Karnataka to address the issue of fluoride contaminated water, which is used by about 8000 people. We would like to provide drinking water to all 8000 people at approx 0.02 USD per liter of water but need a vehicle to supply water to villages that are at a distance of 3 to 10 kms away.
Healthy Bodies for 400 Children in Kayamandi, SA Vision Afrika provides all participants a fair chance to realize their potential by offering quality academic and non-academic interventions to over 400 children each year.  While we focus on academic opportunities for our children, we also spend a great deal of time focusing on exercise and providing nutritious food each day and promoting healthy eating and importance of daily exercise.
Think Before Pink Table will provide a rich free booklets to every female in the all educational institutes and working places, villages and poorest sections of the societies in the project area through 10 ambulatory campaigns in a month. In campaign train volunteers encourage to improve personal hygiene during her period, pregnancy, free & post delivery  encourage for breast feeding, table also provide 125 free screening test for early detection, free 20 breast cancer treatment & 25 women free rehabilitation.
Link 3000+ South African Youth to Opportunities 22% of South African youth do not have direct access to people that can help them find work or opportunities. enke: Make Your Mark works to develop youth to recognise their own value, thrive, and mobilise for meaningful change for themselves and their communities. This project will build a digital "bank" of training, opportunities and resources for our 3600+ alumni to access opportunities and social capital they need to succeed and thrive as economically active, socially responsible citizens.
Sustain Tigrayan/Ethiopian refugees in the Sudan The civil war in Ethiopia led to more than 61,000 Tigrayans to flee to the Sudan as refugees. Many are internally displaced. The people left their villages and towns in Tigray due to the war that started on Nov 4 2020.  Many refugees report they left their homes unplanned due to bombardment and attack on the life of their loved ones. Many families are separated and are stressed due to the traumatic experiences. There are children with no parents. The project plans to improve their resilience.
Promoting Sustainable Livelihoods in Guatemala EcoLogic aims to support rural Guatemalan farmers with the adoption of an innovative agroforestry technique that benefits both their families and the environment.  The project takes place in 11 communities located in the easternmost portion of the Sarstun River Watershed. The region is rich in biodiversity and truly unique; it is known for its manatees, tapirs, and shorebirds as well as extensive mangroves.
Catch Your Dream Summer Camp Crohn's and ulcerative colitis summer camps for young people and children  Project 'Esc' is an ambitious project led by EYG, with supervision from EFCCA, to provide annual summer camps for young adults, teenagers, and then children with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, IBD), across Europe.  By developing and sharing know-how, we will also support national IBD associations in holding their own summer camps.  The project is operated by EFCCA, Rue Des Chartr
Educational Sponsorship Of OVC In Rural Shendam. If the goal of universal primary education is to be achieved in Nigeria by 2015, then each of the over 10 million children out of school in Nigeria must be enrolled and complete basic school by January 2015. This is why Marian Hope Empowerment Initiative has set out to sponsor the education of 500 orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) in rural Shendam. Most of these children are victims of the riots and unrest that have visited the state (Jos) in recent years.
Help Alex's Kenya Homeless World Cup Team We use football to raise awareness of homelessness & HIV whilst teaching leadership skills and coaching.
Provide a brighter future for Haiti's children Thirteen years ago, the retention rate among children in the public school system in La Gonave was about 15 to 20 % and the number of children passing the national primary exam was between 7 to 10 %. With the investment HLD has made over the past 13 years on average 75% of the children now are passing the National Exam and moving on the secondary school. It all begins with entrusting a child with a textbook and place before them a well-trained teacher.