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Educate 50 Under Privileged Children for One Year Nirosha ,the middle child of an impoverished temple priest joined the Trust at the age of 9 .She completed high school but fate took an unexpected twist when her  father collapsed in the temple one morning forcing her to grow up overnight . Despite a lot of family pressure to get married, Nirosha fought her battle for education. She completed a 3 year Diploma in Computers and now is employed. Many more Niroshas are dreaming. We spend $241 to take care of one child in one year.
COVID -19 Second Phase Food relief 2021 Due to another surge of COVID in Bangladesh, Second phase of food relief during month of Ramadan is taking place in Dhaka, Bangladesh to help day laborers, small store owners, teachers, rickshawpullers and others who are suffering immensely from the lockdown and lost their jobs.
Help Root Foundation build a children center. After 8 years renting the facility that serves as a safe space for over 300 hundred children every year, Root Foundation is raising the money to purchase the building to serve as the children center. If Root Foundation achieves this milestone, the organization will be able to own a building that is more children and youth friendly, more education friendly and be able to spend more money on personal development and scholarships for more vulnerable children.
Educate 25000 Children through Volunteers in India With an aim to render quality education, Bhumi provides comprehensive educational support for over 25,000 underprivileged children across India. Bhumi bridges the gaps in formal education and opportunities by providing language and STEAM education, life-skills support, and scholarships for children in orphanages, urban slum communities and low-income (private and government) schools.
Lab Testing and Analysis in Moshwani Ou The Moshwani Out-Patient Clinic always gets high inspection marks from the Ministry of Health for its facility and basic medical service available to the 9000-population of the village   Due to the importance and value of the clinic to the village, the Health Ministry offered to partner with the Clinic to do lab screening, testing and analysis. The laboratory service involves:  (a) Routine blood and urine examination   (b) Screening for tuberculosis and administration (c)   Conduct Analysis
Providing HIV services to 20,000 Cameroonian youth Each year, EFA reaches thousands of men, women and youth in outreach sessions throughout the Far North Region of Cameroon. In a marginalized part of the country where poverty and illiteracy challenge families, it is paramount that poeple receive accurate and relevant information for HIV prevention. EFA's peer educators undergo a 6-month training in basic biology and sexual health, gender, and communication skills to provide effective outreach. Help EFA to empower an AIDS-free generation!
Give the gift of education to transform lives Your gift will help us to fulfil our commitment to empowering women and girls worldwide with education through scholarships, training programmes and mentoring. We work with 27 women-led local partners to create solutions to the issues affecting women and girls' access to education, breaking the cycle of poverty. Last year, we supported 20,097 women and girls in 18 countries through our work. Help us increase our impact next year! Is there a better time to give the gift of education?
Erect a Shelter for 30 Old Aged Persons in India Our Goal is to set up a Basic Care home for 30 Senior citizens who are abandoned by their families in the town of Bagepalli, India. Tens of hundreds of Elderly people are found begging at public places for food and money. SCAN-India envisions a Shelter for the homeless and poor Old-Aged people of Bagepalli which will provide Nutritional food and Healthcare facilities , also offering Psychological counselling for the trauma and abuse faced by the Elderly.
Creativity Center After-School arts program/center We provide the community of Guttenberg, Iowa, an after-school arts program featuring pottery, glass, mosaics, canvasses, oils, watercolors, jewelry design, precious metal clay, and more.  In addition, we provide a gallery/community center bringing the arts to a small community.  We are funded via donors, grant writing, and artisan retail, classes, workshops, and special events.  Participation in these programs empowers the community as a natural support system for all community members.
Equip 22 disabled sports teams in Sierra Leone The disabled of Sierra Leone are rejected physically, socially and emotionally.  Most are reduced to a life of begging because they are seen as useless and unemployable. Please help provide sporting goods and sponsor tournaments for the Disability Sports Association, a project of Greatest Goal Ministries that allows Sierra Leoneans with disabilities to showcase their potential, develop self-esteem and change the overall attitude toward the disabled in their community.
Supporting 80 disabled children in Yemen. In this project, 50 children with physically and mentally disabilities will be targeted in Hajjah Governorate /Yemen by providing them with transportation fees to go and return from the  physical therapy center as well as providing food for them and their families and providing wages to receive physical therapy that enable them to continue their lives normally and practice their life activities such as education and play like other kids and to live better.
Rescue and Save Rare Yemeni Tiger from Extinction Support Yemeni Society Organization intends to provide anti-poaching protection for the Arabian Tiger which is the rarest animal on earth. The Arabian Tiger has been listed as Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List since 1996 as fewer than 200 wild individuals were estimated to be alive in 2006. Almost a decade ago, the Arabian tiger in Yemen was classified among the most subspecies vulnerable to extinction, Therefore, this project will contribute to the reduction of poaching Yemeni tiger,
Nepal Earthquake Recovery On Saturday, April 25, a massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit Nepal, followed by powerful aftershocks in the coming days. Destruction is widespread throughout the country and it is going to take a long time to recover. The American Himalayan Foundation has created an Earthquake Disaster Recovery Fund to help with long-term rebuilding and recovery as the people of Nepal struggle to put their lives back together in the months - and likely years - to come.
#GivingTuesday Year-End Campaign As 2019 comes to a close, join RAM in our end of the year campaign, which launches on #GivingTuesday, December 3, and runs through the end of the year as part of the global holiday giving season. This year, Remote Area Medical will be counting on your support. Our goal is to raise $90,000 with a theme of #healthyholidays in order to continue to provide quality care to those in need. Thank you so much for your support.
Funding for Echocardiography Heard Defects We are working with children diagnosed with congenital heart defects (CHD) born in underprivileged families. We have been reaching out to such children and families through our various programs.  After 7 years, we are proud to say that we have impacted more than 15000 children through free screening for congenital heart diseases- PraDAAN program Saved 54 lives by providing financial assistance for treatment to the families- CHF HRIDAAN program
School completion & securing agric-land in Uganda Since we have reached our goal to finish classrooms, now great people as we are on the way to become a standalone organization, join us to contribute towards the securing of the an agricultural land for the school.
Sehat Ghar - Maternity Home Sehat Ghar - Maternity Home caters to the women of the community who give birth at home in an unsafe environment. The community doesn't understand the need of proper nutrition and its need from the time of conception to delivery. Most women are diagnosed with anaemia while they are pregnant creating a risk for their own lives and that of the child. With an average of 11 children per family and seasonal jobs not each child is able to receive proper nutrition or healthcare.
Flood Relief for 200 families in Godawari, India This project will gives an emergency relief to 200 floods affected families in Godawari districts, Andhra Pradesh in India with food grains, sanitary kits, clothing, cooking utensil kits. And also work for the rehabilitation activities with government and other like minded organisations to become normal live of the affected families. We work to bring back the normality of the lives of the flood affected families with our team.
Let's prevent together children sexual abuse In Colombia there are two children that fall victims of sexual abuse every hour. Help us build a more dignified society for these children by creating a protective and caring environment. Stop the guaranteed future and became a dream builder for these kids. Our program gives tools to learn individual self-care and educates children on the rights and responsibilities that each person has as part of society. With this mentality, we can help the future generations by giving them more opportunities
Flood Rehabilitation: Relief and Preparedness Relief and Rehabilitation of the Flood victims. Making the community prepared on flood Disaster and initiate income generating activity in the flood affected villages
Clean Water for Children with Disabilities in Gaza Help build a water treatment unit for children with visual disabilities at a UN school in Gaza! The Middle East Children's Alliance( MECA) provides clean drinking water for tens of thousands of children at schools and kindergartens in Gaza. MECA partners with the UN, & the UNRWA Rehabilitation Centre for the Visually Impaired ( RCVI) do not have a system to provide clean drinking water for 477 children receiving educational and rehabilitation services. Help build a water system today!
Educating Migrant Brick Kiln Workers Children The project aims to provide an innovative educational model to enhance the literacy and mathematical ability of migrant brick kiln worker's children (about 600) in Chaksu area, near Jaipur (Rajasthan). In order to address the special educational needs of migrant children, as they have no consistent access to education, the Brick School model has been piloted over 17 sites. We are requesting funding to continue and expand our program so that it serves larger numbers of migrant children.
Senegal: Nutrition Centered Accelerate Project The Nutrition Centered Accelerate Project is helping small-scale farmers increase and diversify the production of high-value crops and short cycle livestock species such as poultry, small ruminants and swine.  Farmers will be oriented towards producing for the market demand and working collectively through hubs to ensure access to quality, affordable inputs and fair market prices for what they produce. This project aims to reach 20,000 households, organized into 800 self-help groups.
Support School Education of Children in India Poor quality of education in government schools where economically weaker students study leads to unsatisfactory "learning outcomes". We at LOKMITRA 1) Enhance capacity & motivation of teachers through peer learning & hands-on support 2) provide apt learning materials to improve teaching 3) Capacitate School Management Committees, leading to improved learning. This appeal is to enable LOKMITRA to be synergetic in impacting 1000 school directly and indirectly in four districts of Uttar Pradesh
Give Finn quality of life with a new wheelchair Finn is an 8 year old boy who has quadriplegic cerebral palsy living with his Mum and Dad together, his brother, Theo (10) and their dog, Coco Pops in the village of Winford, UK. To greatly increase Finn's ability to join in outdoor family activities, particularly those involving water and the sea, he needs a specialist adult size Hippocampe beach wheelchair that will last him well into adulthood.  Your donation will allow Finn to have a more fulfilling life.
Sanmathi - Free School - Intellectually Disabled To enhance the life quality of "INTELLECTUALLY  DISABLED" children having multiple diagnoses including Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Cerebral Atrophy, Down Syndrome, Visual Impairments & other developmental disabilities by providing special care through "FREE RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITY" to enable them to live and function independently in daily routine. The children are selected from the families belonging to the economically weaker section and poor financial background in and around Bangalore, India.
Online high school for Nahuat Youth The project provides an online high school platform from Tec de Monterrey, called "Prepanet", to indigenous youth from Cuetzalan del Progreso and surrounding municipalities, at a discounted price. We also provide face-to-face mentorship to students, especially in mathematics and English, and we also help students gain access to laptops and the internet. Finally, students can also participate learning in the other workshops from Tijiohtli (visual arts, textile or bamboo carpentry).
Pass the Gas: gas for 500 families in Argentina Pass the Gas is warming up people’s lives. We are helping neighbors overcome obstacles in accessing credit and basic services taken for granted in the developed world.
Sport Hall construction for 800 Armenian students Anania Shirakatsy Lyceum is constructing a multi-functional complex Sports Hall to provide Physical Education classes for 800 students. In addition to this, 250 poor students from the nearby 3 rural communities can take part in  different sports activities free of charge. There is a lack of financial resources to complete all the relevant infrastructures and launch the program. We aim to raise 34,900$ for reconstructing 220 sq/m bathrooms and changing rooms to provide essential facilities.
Tibetan refugees in exile in Tezu, India The Tezu-Dhargyeling Tibetan refugee camp in the isolated region of Tezu, India has requested a noodle-making machine to start a business, in addition to a generator and power inverter for their middle school and day care center. A noodle business, which was very successful in a neighboring camp we support, will provide economic opportunity and food for the entire community. The urgently needed generator and inverter will keep young Tezu students in school during power outages.
Seedlings & Soap: Promoting Food Security in Kenya Partnering with women's community groups, together we're growing seedlings for kitchen gardens for 5,000+ mothers and 15,000+ children while promoting COVID-19 awareness.  100% DIRECT GIVING: 100% OF YOUR DONATIONS IMPROVE FOOD SECURITY FOR WOMEN AND THEIR FAMILIES.
Bring world colors and support for Beslan children This project will contribute to rehabilitation of children of Beslan where horrible siege happened in September 2004: 1128 kids and adults were captured for three days, 334 people were killed, 186 of them were children. Help is still needed there: people who received serious traumas still need treatment but also they have much more serious psychological trauma and it's so important for both children and grownups to see us coming again and again, to regard us as friends, who will not forget them.
Clean Water and Trainings for 100 Families Let Us Build Ourselves Kanombe, a Global Grassroots sponsored project, aims to bring clean water and education on domestic violence and hygiene to communities in the Kanombe Sector of Rwanda.
Feed A Hungry Mind Education East Africa (EEA) is asking you to 'Feed A Hungry Mind' in our rural primary schools in Rwanda and Tanzania. No other English programme is preparing the next generation of East Africans, for participation in the global economy, better than Education East Africa.   https://www.educationeastafrica.org/
Supporting leadership and girls clubs in Zimbabwe Girls Empowerment clubs remain the cornerstone of their development into leaders whilst ensuring there is no victim in the community. The work done by Sister Itayi Marembo with girls clubs in Metebeleland, Zimbabwe  is worth supporting and using as a model for effective transformation programs for girls. At the centre of these girls clubs is a platform where girls are empowered and protected from abuse. The cost of helping a girl who is abused is costly and so girls clubs provide the safety net.
Help 20 students with low school performance Descubriendo al Ser is a nonprofit that helps children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). With our project, we want to help 20 Mexican children with low school performance for a full school year. Through free psychopedagogical assessment and customized learning plans, we help students  acknowledge and enhance their abilities and virtues. We also want to provide free pedagogical support and continuous psychological care, in order to keep children from vulnerable situations.
Vocational skills for 24 orphans in DR Congo The project will support 24 orphan girls and teenage mothers in DR Congo to uplift their social and economic status and achieve a financial stability in their care-families. The project will provide a 6 months  training in tailoring, in addition to the nation of small business management, self-employement and entrepreneurial concepts. We will guide trainees to form 4 groups of 6 girls each, develop business plans and give each group 3 sewing machines as kits to start up their own business.
Surgery for Ruphat and 3 other boys in Cameroon Meet Ruphat. He has been operated in a non-sterile environment by a local 'doctor'. Now he is unable to urinate without tremendous pain and suffers from fevers due to infections. In Cameroon there are many boys like Ruphat who are being circumcised by non-medical professionals. Circumcision in Cameroon is universally practiced. The pressure to circumcise boys is enormous; to the point that not having any money to go to a hospital for surgery means settling for less, much less.
Harnessing the Power of the Sun Warm Heart needs to go solar to cut our negative impact on the environment. We grow our own food, the programs we promote help reduce greenhouse gas and PM2.5 emissions, improve public health & reduce rural poverty. But we still depend on traditional power, power that is generated with coal and increasingly with Mekong River killing hydro! The minute we go solar and get off the grid, our weight on the environment is lifted, and our children will have a stable power source for online learning.
Construct a Boarding School for 500 Girls in Bo. APEM will construct 5 hand pump wells , 10 ventilated improved pit latrines, 1 volley ball court, a football court, an administrative block, 5 self contained dwelling hostels, a dinning hall, a library equipped with furniture and reading materials, an indoor games complex, a chapel, a tennis court, a disco hall and an assembly hall.  The project  will last 24 months, cost US$ 893,000 and benefit 500 girls annually . Teachers of diverse nationalities and disciplines will be employed.
Protect victims of sexual abuse in the Philippines CAMELEON will open a new shelter in Silay, in the province of Negros Occidental, in order to facilitate the protection, personal reconstruction and reintegration of 40 young girls victim of sexual abuse (5-23 years old).They will be provided with the opportunity to go to school, participate in sports, and receive medical/psychological care as well as legal assistance when they wish to sue their aggressors.  CAMELEON will also raise awareness on Children's Rights at local and national levels.
Exceptional Learners Deserve Music, Too! Students with "exceptionalities" have every right to enjoy and learn from making music. No matter what their exceptionalities may be, neurological, physical, emotional, cognitive, behavioral or trauma-induced, these conditions should not impair their access to the benefits that come from making music. This campaign offers you a chance to help our organization take down the barriers to musical participation by students in special day programs by training their teachers to lead music adaptively.
Social Inclusion of Blind people in Brazil Dorina Nowill Foundation for the Blind (Fundacao Dorina Nowill para Cegos) is a nonprofit philanthropic organization, that for 70 years, have been dedicated to the social inclusion of visually impaired people.We  supply, free of charge, special services for visually impaired people and their families, in the areas of special education, rehabilitation, low vision clinic and employment. We offer them a one year rehabilitation program  with transformative solutions.
Build a Women's Training Center in Rural Uganda SustainME plans to build a Rural Women's Center outside Nyenga Uganda. The Center will offer vocational and business training along with basic literacy and numeracy. It will have a surgery with a free to use full-time nurse. Once open it will impact the lives of over 1600 vulnerable women in the area, helping many of them to create sustainable livelihoods to provide a daily meal for their families, send their children to school and ultimately build a brighter future for their whole community.
Why don't Cambodians play soccer ? If you want to play soccer in Cambodia, you first need to clear the land of the remnants of war. On a decent size soccer field, you would find on average 3.5 anti-personnel mines and 33 pieces of unexploded ordnance.   People still get injured or killed by mines. It's not safe for children to play, or for farmers to grow rice. So soccer is not as popular as growing food or a life without fear for your life and limbs.  Help us clear an area the surface of the 12 FIFA World Cup venues !
Education and Sport for 200 vulnerable children Goals for Peace will provide educational support to 200 vulnerable children in Bucaramanga, Colombia. Delivered through homework club and workshops by psychologists, accompanied by physical training (usually football). We have 10 years of experience working continually with the local community. Our HQ and all programs are based in the deprived areas (barrios) of "Olas 2" and "Santos Bajos".   We have a diverse team of professionals, local youth leaders, university students and volunteers.
Let's Feed the 60 hungry children's from Macedonia The main purpose of this project is to provide food, proper home shelter, clean clothing, medical care, education for needy children's at the several slums in Macedonia. These children's and their families are victims of extreme poverty, social exclusion and they are mainly abandoned and forgotten from the institutions. This project will support socially excluded and economically marginalized 10 families (60 children's) by providing food, school fees, school kit and uniforms for one year.
Transforming Liberia Through Film This project trains Liberian youth to use film as a tool for social change in their communities. Students learn script writing, film production, and editing skills to make films about critical challenges where they live. It also supports a free "New Media Lab" where the students have access to recording, editing and dissemination tools. We then help them to share these films with thousands of people- including government officials and people in power- through mobile cinema and film festival
PROVIDE EDUCATION TO 200 POOR DEAF COLOMBIAN KIDS Help rural poor deaf children who also suffer discrimination, providing an inclusive education. Enable them to interact and be part of society in an everyday context and build self-confidence.
Educate 10 girls in rural Rwanda The Komera Project is a leadership incubator in rural Rwanda that invests in girls who have the courage and desire to pursue secondary education, but lack the resources to do so. The project provides girls with access to secondary education, mentoring, and leadership training. The project aims to improve the girls' academic performance and to raise school completion rates in order to support a more equitable future for women Rwanda.