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Protecting the Health of Colombian Orphans Support more than 150 children that every year we take care of and protect, coming from environments of deprivation or neglection and showing signs of physical and emotional abuse. For these kids is very difficult to get a full coverage of health services or the medicines they need. Most of them have never had access to specialized medical care. This project aims to make sure these children have access to quality health care, specialized medical and diagnostic services and appropriate medicines.
Support vulnerable families during COVID-19 crisis Your donation will support the informal sector workers and vulnerable families who are the worst hit by COVID-19 and the resulting lockdowns, which causes loss of income. By providing food and soup vouchers administred by local churches, the project will ensure that such families can feed the famiies and maintain hygene.
Wildlife trade study in Indonesia during COVID-19 COVID-19 is a wake-up call for our planet. The illegal wildlife trade is not only a serious threat to wildlife but also responsible for the potential emergence and spread of many zoonotic diseases that can cause human pandemics. For this project, we would like to study and film the current situation of wildlife trade in Eastern Indonesia and start discussions with the communities about the most sustainable solutions for its mitigation.
Healthy Kitchens and Cooking for Nutrition Our "Healthy Kitchens and Cooking for Nutrition" is a next step in our campaign on fighting malnutrition in rural Guatemala.  This program will provide training for women on how to keep their kitchens clean, cook and serve with utensils and dining equipment free of pathogens that promote recurring health problems in children and adults alike, such as chronic diarrhea, amoebas and respiratory or eye problems. This program is passionately wanted by the women and is fundamental to family health.
Give-Anti-Malaria-Medicine-and-Save-a-Child-life Abraham's Children Foundation (ACF), is working to provide free ant-malaria medicine to save life of children from 0 to 5 years from been treated for malaria with ineffective boiled local leaves or herbs in under-served rural poor family in Nigeria. Malaria related dead among children and pregnant women among poor families is on the increase due to inability for these vulnerable persons to have access to quality anti-malaria medicine. Your kind donation will reduce malaria associated deaths.
Help create violence-free schools in India Gender-based violence and discrimination against women and girls is widespread in India and exacerbated due to the effects of the COVID-19. In order to move towards greater gender equality, it's not enough just to work with women. Male attitudes also need to change so that men start to understand how greater gender equality might benefit them too. At the same time, it is necessary to help women and girls to build their skills and confidence so they can challenge discrimination and violence.
Provide new hope to 200 PLHIVs in Delhi This project will build a health care center in Delhi for care and support to 200 PLHIVs infected from opportunistic infections(OI's). It is important to realize that HIV infection is a chronic illness with diverse clinical manifestations and psychosocial challenges and because of this OI's, death rate of PLHIV is increasing day-by-day. OI's medicine is not available in Public Health Center and this project will provide free medicine and treatment to them because of their economical condition.
West Coast Wildfire Relief: Helping Children Wildfires have devastate communities and incurred loss of human life across California, Oregon and Washington. When we think about disaster response and recovery, we tend to think about hunger, homelessness, and clean water. Diapers and other hygiene necessities are an overlooked, yet crucial, basic need. All babies deserve to be clean, dry, and healthy. This fund exists to serve communities hit by wildfire disasters in California, Oregon and Washington.
Diego Gutierrez & Nothing But Nets prevent malaria Nothing But Nets is a grassroots campaign to save lives by preventing malaria, a leading killer of children in Africa. It costs just $10 to provide a life-saving bed net to prevent this deadly disease
Rebuild Earthquake-Damaged School in Rural Nepal 5000 schools were destroyed in Nepal's devastating earthquake putting two million children out of school. Children in rural Nepal need a place to learn, play, and grow. With your help, Diyalo is transforming schools to provide quality education for rural Nepali children, one school at a time.
Help those affected by Hurricane Matthew. After the earthquake in 2010, Haiti was hit by the cholera epidemic that has killed thousands of people, with Hurricane Mathew which caused damage and increases the spread of cholera due to the country's health problem and represents a major problem for children, pregnant women and old.This project aims to raise awareness among the most vulnerable people (children, pregnant women and elderly) through awareness session and distribution of hygiene kits.
Safeguard Bees and Beekeepers in Madagascar Project Renitantely is a sustainable livelihood's initiative with gender equality at its forefront. Since 2016, SEED has developed efficient beekeeping practises and increased yields for almost 80 individuals, across six rural communities in the Anosy region. In a region where 75% of flora and fauna is dependent on insect pollination, these jobs not only provide families with a long-term sustainable income, and a reliable food course, but also protect the areas high animal and plant diversity.
Rebuild Earthquake Resilient Schools in Nepal In 2015, two violent earthquakes struck Nepal affecting 5.4 million people. AHAH arrived 72 hours after the first, to see how we could help. After six+ months of rubble removal and constructing camps, clinics and homes, we began to focus on rebuilding resilient schools. This program, now entering its fifth year, is our holistic approach to helping as many overlooked rural communities as possible recover -- and recover stronger -- by rebuilding the schools at the center of community life.
Prevent Campus Sexual Violence & Empower Survivors Would you feel safe going to college knowing there is a 34% chance you are raped or sexually assaulted? Imagine if you could look up how safe each campus is before deciding where to attend? With your support, we will make this a reality. We're raising money to launch the SVPA Score - the first and only assessment for campus sexual violence. By empowering students, the SVPA Score holds universities accountable for preventing sexual assault and supporting survivors.
Misthy Cee Children's Support Centre, Ghana Helping poor and vulnerable children, some with disabilities and most orphaned, this centre provides love, support, accommodation, meals and schooling for more than 175 children.
Tree planting and Water supply for 14,850 Ugandans Environmental degradation and scarcity of water are critical challenges facing the people of Biharwe Sub County in Mbarara District. The purpose of the project is to provide access to safe water, hygiene and sanitation, watersheds, and a clean and healthy environment to the people of Biharwe. The project will benefit 14,850 people with 62 rain water tanks and 250,000 tree seedlings.
Rainier Valley Corps Fellowship Program RVC recruits 10 emerging leaders from diverse communities of color each year; provides training, support, and mentorship to these emerging leaders to further develop their leadership capacity and knowledge of non-profit management, capacity building and working with community dynamics; and places them to work full-time in grassroots and very impactful communities-of-color-led nonprofits to develop the organizations' capacity so that all communities can effect systemic change.
Fellowship Programme for Tribal Community Leaders The fellowship supports tribal community leaders to act as catalysts of change in their communities through financial support, networking and learning workshops for them.
Empower Women Seeking Justice & Peace Through this project, WFM-IGP will leverage the power of two global coalitions, the CICC and ICRtoP, which encompass almost 2,600 activist organizations, to bring an end to impunity for sexual and gender- based violence (SGBV) in conflict, promote international accountability for the protection of women's human rights, and empower women in conflict and post-conflict situations to seek justice for themselves and their communities.
Help 20,000 Girls Escape Forced Marriages Helping end gender gaps in school enrollment and widespread child marriage in South Sudan and gender gaps in school enrollment, contributes to soaring maternal mortality rates, and violates the right of girls to be free from violence and to marry only when they are able to give their free consent.
North Kansas City Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Mallory, Libaan, Leah, & Yasmeen from North Kansas City 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.
TRAIN 200 NIGERIAN YOUTHS TO BE SELF-RELIANT This project is a Free Skill Acquisition Program, to be held in Southern Nigeria. It aims at training two hundred (200) indigent and unemployed Nigerian youths in skill areas of interest and empower them with the necessary tools to begin their own trade and be self employed.
Educate over 150 Children in West Point, Liberia This project will keep the doors open for over 150 children to attain an education, a daily meal, and access to medicine.  West Point is a deeply impoverished area of Liberia that lacks electricity or running water.  Made In Liberia is committed to paying for students,' aged 4-11, school fees, uniforms, and a daily nutritious meal.
Help Rural Costa Rica School Kids Get Back Outside This project will ensure rural Costa Rican children can safely return to their varied "outdoor classrooms" and continue their biological and environmental education in Area de Conservacion Guanacaste (ACG), in northwestern Costa Rica, by supplying Covid-19 protection products and by replacing worn and outdated equipment, such as binoculars used in the field, and microscopes used in the local classroom laboratory.
Empowering Palestinian Families through Jobs CHF is providing much needed food aid, gainful employment opportunities, and viable job skills trainings to assist over 22,000 Palestinian families, totaling approximately 150,000 people.
Providing Medical Relief after Ecuador Earthquake This project will fund the shipments of emergency supplies and equipment to the central hospital in Guayaquil which was devastated by the most recent earthquake. Supplies and equipment will also be shared with the clinics in the smaller towns whose infrastructure was destroyed.  VIDA is anticipating sending 5 containers in 2016 with a cost of $10,000 per containers.
Psychosocial support for Typhoon Yolanda victims In the first stage of disaster relief, IsraAID has sent medical professionals to do a need analysis and provide medical support. In the second stage, IsraAID will send teams of psychosocial experts that will support the mental rehabilitation of women and children in the areas affected by Typhoon Yolanda. In addition, IsraAID will send trauma care experts to provide PTSD prevention training and psychosocial tools for government workers and local social workers to help victims.
Provide School Supplies to 3,050 Students This project will provide 3,050 underprivileged students in the rural villages of Sierra Leone with all necessary school supplies and a uniform for the upcoming school year.
Adopt 28 Orphans in Cameroon We are keeping 28 orphans and vulnerable children alive from the on slot of HIV/AIDS and Poverty. We are helping them to thrive even in the mist of the most difficult situation.
Help   200  poor  students  of Tamil Nadu, India This  project  helps  to provide   two  sets  of uniform  dress, 10  text  books,14 note books, one  calculator  and one  set of drawing  tools  for 200  poor engineering  diploma students  of  Sita  Rajaram  Polytechnic  College  at  Muthu Nagar, Hiraniyamangalam  Mettupatti Village,  Karur District, Tamil Nadu, India..
Restore & Protect Hawaii's Native Lowland Forest Keau'ohana Forest Reserve is the largest and most intact rainforest remaining below 1,000 ft in Hawai'i. FTPF is partnering with Keau'ohana Native Rainforest Restoration (KNRR) to protect and restore this unique ecosystem through the propagation and planting of native tree species. Proper management is essential, and we must act now to protect and revive the health of this precious natural treasure for future generations to enjoy! Help sponsor a native 'ohe or ohi'a for just $10/tree!
Improving Human-Wildlife Coexistence in Mola Infertile land and minimal access to infrastructure has lead to competition for natural resources between humans & animals in the Mola Community, on the shores of Zimbabwe's Lake Kariba. Conflict incidences are high and compromise the future of both human & wildlife populations. This project aims to improve human-wildlife coexistence and food security by empowering communities to improve their livelihoods, whilst developing greater trust and appreciation for the presence of wildlife in the area.
Capacity building training to health workers We will deliver the capacity building training package on Mental health and Psychosocial programme to the mid level health workers (Health Assistant and Community Medical Assistants) of seven village development committees of Makawanpur district. BNMT Nepal will follow the 9 days training module of MHgap which is approved by National Health Training Center (NHTC), Nepal government. The training will be facilitated by the psychiatrist and psychologist.
Deliver 75 healthy babies in Torbeck, Haiti Our birthing home is the only maternal health care facility in a Haitian community of 10,000, where the average maternal and neonatal mortality rates are the highest in the western hemisphere. We deliver 75 babies per month on average, and provide high quality maternal and neonatal care at no charge to impoverished women and their babies.
Agroforestry for livelihood improvement in Nepal Nepal is one of the disaster-prone countries located in central Himalaya range. Due to the impact of climate change, extreme events such as heavy rainfall patterns & drought have been observed in Nepal in last few years resulting in landslides and flash floods leaving many people homeless with poor livelihood. The project will carry out large-scale plantation of Moringa, Avocado, and Mangoes which will help poor farmers to generate extra income as well as help in climate change mitigation.
Provide Respite Services for Low Income Caregivers This project will provide 100 caregivers of patients with Alzheimer's and dementia illnesses with relief and a break from their roles as caregivers.  This project will also provide personal care for their love ones and improve the quality of life for both the patient and the caregiver.
Coronavirus Food Delivery for the Elderly This project will provide food packs to 750 senior citizens severely affected by the Coronavirus pandemic in 3 remote barrios in Misamis Oriental province. During our site visits in these communities, we witnessed the overwhelming need for food for the elderly in the area. We aim to provide food supply for at least 3 weeks until severe restrictions in the flow of farm products are lifted.
Our roots ... Germinating solidarity This project will empower and strengthen indigenous and Afro-Mexican girls and women of the municipality of Santiago Pinotepa Nacional, Oaxaca., In human rights, food security, health, self-economy and care of the environment, with the implementation of family gardens and raising birds backyard.
Sight for 7000 Poor Blind Children in Pakistan This project will give the gift of SIGHT to 7000 poor blind children in Pakistan who suffer from curable blindness due to Cataract. The only issue is they can either not access or afford the treatment and turn needlessly blind. Blindness is in itself a stark reality but childhood blindness is worse as the number of years ahead are much more. The good news is that their vision can be restored by donating only $72 to LRBT- the largest free eye trust with 19 hospitals and 63 Eye clinics in Pakistan
Giving skills to the needy and unemployed youths Many youths have no trustworthy adults in their lives. The youth are the future generation of the world and thus equipping them with skills. Save a Life is committed to transform the youth into responsible persons. Save a Life believes in the potential of all children, as well as ensuring that the rights of all children as described in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child ("UNCRC") should be guaranteed to them. We rescue street children and train skills to the youth in slums.
Train Women to Earn & Live. Break poverty. This project will remove the restrictions and denied right to education against women and girls and We will empower disadvantaged 3000 women and girls yearly through imparting skill training, computer training's, educational scholarships and Self-help groups, which will help to generate an income for their families and give a better chance of survival.
Support Press Freedom in  Vietnam After China, Vietnam imprisons the highest number of bloggers and cyber-dissidents for reporting independently of the government-run media. Vietnamese bloggers are the only source of independent news in the country. Reporters Without Borders seeks support to provide them equipment and ensure information security through the purchase of computer software and hardware in order to ensure that they can share their stories with other Vietnamese and the world.
Help Feed Rescued Exotic & Wild Animals in Arizona Keepers of the Wild is home to over 150 rescued wild and exotic animals, including lions, tigers, bears, leopards, cougars, bobcats, primates, wolves, and more. Providing lifetime care for rescued wildlife is extremely expensive. Your donation today is much appreciated and will help support the care needs of our animal residents.
Health center for indigenous women in Mexico Indigenous women from Oaxaca seek to guarantee their right to a proper health program during this pandemic. You can make it possible for 90 women to become health promoters through a training program which allows them to elaborate their own herbal medicines and medicinal bed gardens to build a community health center. Which will utilize ancestral knowledge-techniques practiced by grandmothers and natural healers to attend physical, mental and emotional family health.
Support 25,000 Youth in Philadelphia Our Community Center is located in the Kensington District of Philadelphia which is one of he 10 poorest  and the 2nd Hungriest District in America. The streets are filled with gangs, drugs, prostitutes and crime.  80% of our residents live below the poverty line, 47% have not graduated from High School and as a result, we provide the only "safe place" for after school programs, sports, recreational and educational activities for over 25,000 local youth each year. We keep kids off the streets!
Support Community Health Workers in Rural Area The project will offer training on infection prevention and control, technical training on global emerging and Re-emerging infectious diseases, simulation sessions, distribute basic Personal Protective  Equipments  (PPEs ) supplies such as hand sanitizers, hygienic kits, infrared thermometers, surgical masks and other necessary supplies. With covid-19 , learned that it is crucial that Comunity Health Workers (CHWs ) should have what they need to protect themselves and the community they serve.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Young Chan, Brian, and David Hyunseung 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 and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Hope of Education For 100 Poor Children in SriLank The purpose of this project is to provide educational facility for the 100 poor rural children. They belong to very poor families and their parents cannot provide them education. It is necessary to educate these poor children otherwise they will ruin their future by involving in sex trade, child labor, smuggling, and drugs. You can give them bright future. At the end of this project, we will be able to give them a new future and they will be able to live their lives as respectable human beings.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Emily, Mikaela, Venkata Naga, and Vijaya Lakshmi 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 and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Help Filipino Communities Prepare for Disaster The Philippines is one of the world's most disaster prone countries. It is struck by more than 20 typhoons in an average year, and with the effects of climate change that number is expected to rise. By investing in communities before disaster strikes and helping them prepare, we can lessen disasters' impacts and ensure that communities can recover quickly and with less reliance on outside aid. After all, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
Feed and educate orphaned and needy kids in Kenya This project will help feed and educate more than 1000 kids in the slums who live in the orphanages and the poverty stricken surrounding slums and also very needy widows and their kids, providing school supplies and building classroooms. It will benefit kids and widows  without discriminating them based on ethnicity, race nor religion.  All funds raised through this project will strictly benefit widows, orphaned and needy children and not any other cause
Rope pump technology for sustainable rural dev. Income, health and agriculture production are obtained through the local production of rope pumps. Small enterprises around the world are supported through training, following the Nicaraguan example.
Delhi COVID-19 Crisis campaign Food distribution in India for the COVID-19 crisis
Care and Education for Orphan Children in India The proposal is for supporting 25 orphans and poor children in urban areas in Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India for provision of food, shelter, clothing and education  in Home based environment to bring them up to become self reliant and sustainable. The children in the target areas do not have an opportunity to pursue their education because their poverty. Several Indian children are in the State of degradation and misery.
Food Crisis Hits Horn of Africa The worst drought in 60 years has left more than 12.5 million people in Somalia, Ethiopia and Kenya at risk of severe food and water shortages. Our field teams have reported that the number of malnourished children is rising. 

Mercy Corps experts with deep experience in humanitarian relief have said this is one of the worst situations they have seen. Your donation will help us ramp up our work in hard-hit Ethiopia and Somalia, and emergency operations in Kenya and help people survive.