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Support & Elevate Nigerian Waste Collectors While responsible for delivering the majority of the world's materials to the recycling value chain, informal collectors are also critical to maintaining public health and sanitation. They are often marginalized in their own communities and have limited access to basic needs such as food, decent shelter, and healthcare. In Nigeria, the COVID-19 pandemic is deeply affecting the lives and livelihoods of the waste collector community and they need immediate support to cope with the crisis.
Support a class of at-risk South African children If only you could see the smile and the joy in the faces of the children that participate in Youth Potential South Africa - YOUPSA's programs here in rural South Africa - you would understand what kind of a difference your support makes. With your help we bring weekly Creative Youth Empowerment programs to Grades 4 - 12, serving 16 different classes throughout the year. Supporting a class equips each student with unique learning experiences that reaches beyond the classroom & into the community.
Refurbish Tottenham Dance Space for Fitness & Fun Our project aims  to provide a modern dance space for all age groups in Tottenham. Dance has been proven to help the young to  develop their mind body and creativity, the adults are encouraged to keep fit through group dance, have fun alleviate isolation, Dance brings people together creating social cohesion, For young  people  dance is a means of expression , building confidence and self esteem,keeping busy ,and making a mark in life.
Classrooms and farming help Tanzanian school kids 5 years ago, we - a group of Rotarians from the United Kingdom - started a project on the island of Ukerewe in Lake Victoria (Tanzania) to help schools grow crops to feed their pupils. 7 schools (7,000 pupils) participated. Now we have raised enough funds to extend it to 1 new school. Thank you for those who responded to the appeal. We want to do more to help these kids - we want to make their classrooms safe by repairing some damaged ones and reduce classroom overcrowding by building new ones.
Educate Her, Make Her Independent India is home to 4.1 million out of school girls. It is a fact that sending girls to school brings social & economic benefits to our society. Educate Girls works towards enrolling the rural, marginalised girls back in school, ensuring quality education & transforming the community mindset towards girls' education. Your donation will be matched & supported by one of our funders to enrol girls in schools. When you support us, you help girls enter the schooling system.
Restore 600 rural women's livelihoods in Zimbabwe This project will create and enhance climate-smart interventions as a means of livelihood, through entrepreneurship trainings, provision of inputs and infrastructural support. The project will procure 1500 indigenous chicken breeds, supply 2 solar-powered hatcheries and construct 2 brooding fowl runs for 600 resource-limited rural women in Bulilima District of Zimbabwe.
Give therapy to 30 children at Kids Haven Kids Haven in Benoni, east of Johannesburg, is home to 154 children with street connections.  Our children turn to the streets when things go wrong in their homes.  At Kids Haven, every child takes time to settle in, cope with schooling again and imagine being reconnected to their community once again.  There is no magic to make this happen, it happens through the deliberate work and care of a committed counselor who can reach the child and build the bridge to their families in the community
Educate girls and fight poverty in Kenya By providing access to education, our project empowers girls to fight the causes and effects of poverty in their lives and build a brighter future for themselves, their families and their communities.
Women Empowerment for Sustainable Development This project will enable us to support 200 poor women from Gikomero, a rural area of the Gasabo District, with pigs that they can raise and breed for a source of income. Each woman will also benefit from health, socio-cultural, and business skills training so that they can become economically and socially empowered. The goal of this project is to allow women to acquire a steady source of income which will improve their financial standing and help them move out of poverty.
Help Build our Home for Abused Girls in Manila The project will help build a safer home for abused and exploited girls in Manila needing center-based recovery and healing that is comprehensive, holistic and ladderized. It will also offer older girls recommended for independent living with comprehensive social preparation;  a walk-in clinic for crisis intervention and counselling to those not needing residential care; as well as promote a sustained advocacy for the personal safety of children against all forms of abuse and violence.
Nurture and Inspire Youth Leaders in Malawi Students with Dreams inspires college students to develop creative and innovative projects that address pressing social issues through supporting them with training, mentorship and seed funding. Since 2011, more than 130 students from 3 colleges have created more than 50 projects in southern Malawi, which have impacted thousands of people.
Make Healthcare accessible to all via Technology The project provides Affordable, Accessible and Quality health care to under-served/disaster hit communities in remote areas of Pakistan by unleashing the power of internet and mobile based technologies. This is the first of its kind project in rural Mardan district where free healthcare services are extended to the poor and needy using ICT. Over 50,000 patients are treated annually off which 90% live below the poverty line.
Gift a Diwali kit to Visually challenged Families Diwali, a festival of lights - is also a great festival for those who do not see lights.  Just like you, these differently-abled kids & Families have a dream of celebrating Diwali with much joy and vigor.  The COVID -19 pandemic & lockdowns have coupled with their weak financial condition making their situation more worst & vulnerable.  This project helps socio-economic visually Challenged kids & Families celebrate this Diwali with 2 sets of New dresses, Groceries, and snacks.
food baskets distribution for refugees in Athens To feed about 2500 families every day for 30 days (starting from may/1/2019). We aim to reach some of the most vulnerable families, particularly families that are deprived of decent housing and as such are forced to live in informal squats and refugee camps.
2011 Holiday Season Fundraiser During the period from Halloween through New Years' The River Fund New York is in overdrive. In the food-insufficient communities we serve, the Holiday Season is a very harsh time of the year. We need your help. Each $1.00 donated yields $20.00 worth of product to the families we serve.
Computers for 100 Students STEM Summer Camp Imagine the endless possibilities brought about by providing quality education for children in disadvantaged communities. This microproject will allow children access to computers for summer and after-school STEM programming to learn coding from an expert. Moving forward, these children will have the capacity to understand the technology and learn how to code on computers. After-all, education levels the playing field, allowing everyone to compete.
Be a Digital and Academic Citizen Providing education, culture and work opportunities to socially re-integrate low income youth and "street children" in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Equal Access to Online Global Education SIMA Classroom, known as the"Netflix of Global Education" allows students to experience current affairs through the eyes and stories of those on the front lines. By providing learners with carefully curated award-winning documentaries and VR/360, paired with dynamic teaching resources, students cultivate vital critical thinking skills to help inspire empathy and guide each student through emotion to action. We want to ensure equal access to all students regardless of their economic background.
St. Andrews Episcopal Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Simeon, Mutunga, Celeste, and Maziar from St. Andrews Episcopal 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, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Skill-building for Unemployed Youth in Lebanon The Nawaya Network identifies promising youth from low-income backgrounds in Lebanon and connects them with mentors, trainers, classes, funding, internship, and other opportunities. Nawaya has supported nearly 6000, and in 2020, we will be supporting up to 1,500 youth in three main programs: an entrepreneurship program for Lebanese and refugee youth; a coding bootcamp for unemployed computer science graduates from low-income backgrounds; and a talent development program for low-income youth.
Bring 24 young ambassadors together for peace Fear and hatred of other communities, cultures and religions can often lead to violence. This project gives 24 young people from Israel, the Palestinian Territories, Indonesia, the UK, & the US the opportunity to meet in a safe environment to confront prejudices and undertake cross-cultural learning. On return home, they develop their own community projects through our Global Alumni Programme. Encompass has empowered thousands of young people to share a message of hope and peace.
Built the center for700 people with mental illness This project will build a therapy , rehabilitaion , Destigmatize  and advocacy for people with mental illness in Thungsaliam, Sukhothai, Thailand, providing therapy, caregivers, and rehabilitation support services to 700 people with mental illnesses.
Help Provide Education to 200 Children in Need This project will help provide both academic and vocational education to 200 children in need at Fortune Community School in Solwezi District of Zambia. Charity Centre for Children and Youth Development has constructed a 1x2 classroom that is providing basic education to the less privileged children in the community. The project will help raise money for payment of salaries for teachers and tutors, school uniforms, Books, food, sanitation pads for girls etc.
Rebuild & Repair Health Infrastructure in Haiti In response to the magnitude 7.2 earthquake in Southern Haiti, Build Health International is mobilizing to provide urgent healthcare infrastructure relief and repairs to hospitals across the Southern Peninsula. Our largely Haitian team of architects, engineers, and logisticians are on the ground working with partners, assessing existing infrastructure for safety, and constructing a temporary trauma and orthopedic surgery center for injured patients.
Ensure a Future, Feed and Educate a Child We will provide food, vitamins, educational materials and school support to 300 child in order for them to start or continue their schooling and thus ensure that they have a head-start in shaping their future. Children without education often follow the fate of their families and they become poor, miserable adults continuing the poverty that they experience when they are young.
Care and protection to victims of trafficking To provide care and protection to women and children in domestic workers who have been victims of trafficking. Counseling is provided to help them cope with the trauma of abuse and torture that they have been subjected to by their employers. In addition they are also provided shelter as a transit before they are rehabilitated towards an independent life. This being a transit shelter it provides care and protection to rescued victims for close to 60 days.
Empowering Youth Environmental Action TakingITGlobal (TIG) is delivering innovative educational programming for youth, students and educators worldwide to engage in collaborative learning related to environmental sustainability. By using TIG's online educational resources and technology tools, participants turn their learning into action by developing community-based projects designed to raise awareness and address global environmental issues. Help us strengthen the capacity of these groups to take action!
Build four libraries for Children in Sierra Leone Children's Assurance Program Sierra Leone (CAP-SL) plans to establish four libraries and resource centres each in the four regions of Sierra Leone with focus of improving access to education, Information, Communication and Technology (ICT) skills for children in rural communities in Sierra Leone. These facilities will also serve as a resource centres to provide mentorship, leadership and psychosocial supports for children in the Western Area Rural District, Freetown, Sierra Leone.
Indonesia Earthquake: GlobalGiving Relief Fund The donations to this fund will be distributed amongst organizations working in the field in Indonesia. These include CHF International, PUSPEM & Water Missions International.
Look at Me! Giving HIV+ Women a Voice This project will give digital cameras and photo instruction to 10 ethnic Burmese women refugees who are HIV+ and living on the Thai/Myanmar border.  These women are unable to work because of their undocumented status and health issues.  By giving them a voice and a means of creative expression,  they will build their sense of self-worth and empowerment. Their images will be exhibited and proceeds from print sales will be  split 50/50 between them and the project.
Support & Elevate Indian Waste Collectors While responsible for delivering the majority of the world's materials to the recycling value chain, informal collectors are also critical to maintaining public health and sanitation. They are often marginalized in their own communities and have limited access to basic needs such as food, education, hygiene, and safety. In Rural Rajasthan, India the COVID-19 pandemic is deeply affecting the lives and livelihoods of the waste collector community.
Aviva Lilia Bernardo Kullberg Women in ScienceFund Aviva Lilia Bernardo Kullberg had a huge heart and loved everybody with her bright smile and radiant energy. Our precious Aviva passed away unexpectedly after severe heart complications.  Though she had bouts of bradycardia (slow heart rate), doctors were puzzled and weren't able to figure out what afflicted her. Piles of data and lots of tests couldn't reveal anything abnormal. In Aviva's memory, this scholarship fund will help further the advancement of science of heart disease and its causes.
Reintegration Of  India’s Trafficked Girls Rescue, Rehabilitation of girls, victims of human trafficking sold for forced prostitution. girls are underprivileged & deprived of human rights. We rescue & reintegrate them in respectable society.
Lifetime clean water for Tarahumara Community Our mission is to improve the living conditions of underprivileged indigenous populations in the Sierra Tarahumara, northern Mexico.  Indigenous population in the Sierra do not have access to water, electricity nor basic services.  We provide families with the supplies to build a rainwater collection system, and train them so that they acquire the technical abilities to install and maintain their own system.   We empower them to be responsible for their access to water and improve their health.
Let's Go Live(n) Up our Library in Ng'ombe, Zambia Children are the world's most valuable resource and its best hope for the future" John F. Kennedy.  Disadvantaged through the AIDS crisis, being orphans, and living in overly burdened homes our Chikumbuso children need every advantage we can give them to integrate in society and be prepared for their future work place.With 10 Computers, the internet, and the skills to use them Chikumbuso would be well on its way!
Employment Creation for 150 Youths in Kisumu This project will create employment for at least 150 unemployed youths in Kisumu, Kenya by initiating five different worker-owned cooperatives and providing support to progressively increase capacity of the new establishments to be able to absorb at least 30 unemployed youths in the first year and then a limitless number of other unemployed young people in the community in the next year, in order to address the challenges of unemployment including gang involvement and drug abuse.
Saving Children from Adult Exploitation: Program This project provides program development for a boarding/day school to serve the education and employment needs of 400 poor village children.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Hannah, Helaine, Zili, and Andy have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to train local entrepreneurs. Through this, vulnerable men and women will develop capacities in vocational & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Recover COVID crisis for Ethnic Race in Bangladesh The project- RECOVER will recover COVID-19 crisis and disaster hazards, reduce vulnerability and reform livelihood and economic security of total 12000 COVID and disaster affected unemployed, extreme poor, ethnic and excluded people including 6532 poor fishermen, 4850 indigenous people, 495 excluded (Dalit) people and 128 LGBTI from 2000 targeted households in Uttar Sreepur and Dakshin Sreepur Unions, the remotest humanitarian settings of Tahirpur Upazila in Sunamganj District in  Bangladesh.
Empower Girls to Prevent Gender Based Violence. This project will empower 1500 Tanzanian girls to combat gender based violence (GBV) as the severe problem they face in their daily life. The girls will be equipped with brilliant skills and techniques on fighting against GBV includes economic skills. Also they will be enabled to understand their rights hence build self esteem and makes their own decisions towards living in GBV free zone whereas they will thrive and participate effectively to foster development in their respective families.
Educate and empower girls in Anupshahar, India PPES provides free education and vocational training to about 900 rural village girls in Anupshahar, Uttar Pradesh, India. Its mission is to create a generation of self-reliant and independent girls.
Milk & Sanitary Items Need Campaign For Urban Poor Covid-19 has affected urban poor women and children's access to sanitary items and nutritious food. This project will provide sanitary items and formula milk to 300 women and children from urban poor communities in Kuala Lumpur. We aim to address the acute need for those two essential items to provide temporary relief. It also ensures the maintenance of clean hygiene and well-being for the two vulnerable sections of the population, especially during this pandemic.
PROVISION OF BUSINESS STARTER PACK FOR WIDOWS 1.  GOAL OF THE PROJECT The goal is to reduce extreme poverty by empowering women (widows) who lost their better halves and are now left with fending for their children. This women need to be empowered to enable them take on the responsibility of providing for their children's well-being.  2. THOSE THAT WILL BENEFIT Widows and their dependants (children). 3. HOW MANY PEOPLE WILL BE HELPED 10 families every month. Total in a year, 120 families.  4. WHERE IS IT TAKING PLACE  poor areas in NIGERIA
Provide Emergency Relief Packs for Haiyan victims Typhoon Haiyan, one of the most powerful typhoons on record, hit Central Philippines on November 8 and left cities and towns in ruins. Asia Pacific Alliance for Disaster Management (APADM) member from Japan, Civic Force, will utilize its experience in responding to the 2011 Japan Earthquake and work with Philippine-based member Citizen's Disaster Response Center (CDRC) to deliver relief goods in Leyte. Relief goods will contain food, hygiene kits, sleeping mats and blankets, medicine, and tents
Help to End Human Trafficking Chab Dai Coalition was founded in 2005 as a response to what was, at the time, the emerging issue of human trafficking, and the need for more coordination between stakeholders working in this field to address this issue. Chab Dai Cambodia has grown from 2 staff and 12 members to a Coalition of more than 50 member organizations, with 50 staff and 7 direct projects working to address sexual abuse and trafficking.
Educating one person, saves many from HIV The purpose of this project is to educate 1500 adolescents and their teachers in rural areas near to Medellin about HIV/AIDs and how to prevent it. The proyect Includes: 1) Set up workshops to address the social and medical aspects of HIV 2) An Art Exhibitions with pieces collected from urban and rural artists 3) A video that includes the important aspects to prevent HIV. 4) A traveling educational exhibition that reinforces the concepts transmitted through the workshops.
Build Community through Sport for Girls in Jordan We create safe and inclusive spaces for over 200 local and refugee girls ages 6-18 in Jordan to thrive by playing sports, working with coaches, and building community. Through soccer, basketball, and frisbee programming in Amman and Zarqa, Reclaim Childhood uses the power of sport and play to help participants make new friends across nationalities, develop new skills, and just be kids in a world that offers them few opportunities to do so.
Chalantika - education slum center Chalantika is a slum center for education in Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka. It provides free educational support to 80 children and their guardians. There are two kinds of classes: first help students with their classes, which reduces high drop-out rate. Second prepare pre-school children to enter the first class, which is mandatory and paid in Bangladesh. Also, there is a close contact works with all the childrens guardians, mostly women, during literacy and sewing courses.
East Islip High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Emily, Kaitlyn, and Tyler from East Islip 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.
Child Health Nutrition Program Improving the nutritional status of children by improving the feeding, caring, hygiene and health seeking practices of caregivers using Hearth and the Positive Deviance approach.
Empower Youths Through Computer Skills Training Proficiency in computers is an absolute requirement for success in today's technology-driven environment. However, many youths simply do not know how to use a computer and are 100% computer illiterate. This project is helping to change this by providing basic computer training to children and youths in Sierra Leone. This essential training is in great demand, providing a much-needed foundation and equipping them for future success.
Safeguarding Ol Pejeta's Rhino Populations As the largest black rhino sanctuary in East and Central Africa and home to the world's last two northern white rhinos, Ol Pejeta is one of the most important wildlife conservancies in the world. We also provide a sanctuary for rescued chimpanzees and livelihood support to our local communities. The constant threat from poachers combined with the devastating financial impact of COVID-19 means that we urgently need your support to keep our rangers on the ground and our rhino population safe.
A Residential Shelter for Adolescent Drug Addicts Drugs produce lethargy.  That means for a female adolescent that she has no motivation to exercise, eats junk, gains weight and develops a body image problem which leads to low self-esteem.  Learning to control the urge to use drugs is why the girls are at Nexus Recovery Center.  To learn to control one's body movements, use the body to express what cannot be explained in words, and feel better about yourself in the process - those are the goals of Dance To Live!