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Gift an Education ... be the agent of Change !!! Chaithanya Mahila Mandali Non-profit, founded by an Orphan-Sex-trafficked survivor born again to change the fate with you, of the many Children and girls living/affected by Sexual Slavery in India( since 1999).CMM's home away home, takes care of such daughters of Victims, aimed at preventing them early from the possible risk of getting into the same life as mothers. At CMM's home they receive Quality Education, Psychological support, Self-Defence Skills, Food and Safety from neglect and abuse.
Empowering a Community through Education Our Sponsorship Program will finance 40 scholarships for high-achieving students from low-income families, in our flagship school Panajachel Colegio Internacional. This project will provide our students with one-year scholarships, technology tools/resources, and school supplies for this school year.
Protect 500 Disabled Children From Sexual Abuse This project will protect children living with disability from sexual abuse .ICCF research gave a high rate of sexual abuse on children with disability .Child abuse is a national tragedy taking the lives of one to three disabled children every day.The project will help to protect and give all round support in Awareness -  Raising Campaign, Education, Training,Security,Legal and Development for  500 disabled children in Lagos state.They will benefit from psycho-social workshop/training programs .
Protect children from fluorosis in Pavagada, India TRDC will promote education and safe health for children living in fluorosis affected villages of Pavagada, India through Remedial Education, awareness on health and safe drinking water
Reclaim 1000s of acres of grasslands in Namibia CCF’s BushBlok project harvests invasive bush in southern Africa, reclaiming thousands of acres of grasslands for wildlife and farmers and manufacturing a clean-burning source of energy from the wood.
Nutritious food for TB Patients in South Sudan Charity and Empowerment Foundation (CEF) support undernourished patients of tuberculosis (TB) in South Sudan by providing them with nutritious food to prevent them contract diseases resulting from under nutrition. Through provision of nutritious food, we are helping 100 TB patients overcome the effects of the disease and recover from the sickness
Stop Hypertension and Diabetes in its tracks HFA provides free healthcare to communities in rural Eastern Nigeria. Hypertension and Diabetes are diseases that can be controlled and never truly cured, and must be treated with ongoing care. This project will ensure we continue to provide blood pressure and blood sugar monitoring, and provide medications to participants through our monthly clinics. HFA averages 100 to 120 participants who receive either Hypertension or Diabetes medications, or both, every month.
Educate 15000 Namibian teenagers on HIV using Arts Namibia is one of the countries most affected by the HIV pandemic. We have put massive efforts to curb the impact. However, teenagers remain vulnerable. With an estimated age of sexual debut at 15 and the absence of condoms in schools, many teenagers put themselves at risk. This project works directly with teenagers using a medium they relate to. Through the power of dance, drama, youth-friendly publications, OYO creates safe spaces for teenagers to learn, share and adopt saver behaviours.
Put 36 adults with mental illness back to work Anixter Center will provide paid work experience and vocational training to 36 low-income Chicago adults with mental illnesses and other disabilities to address the 60-90% unemployment rate among people with mental illness and support their right to competitive employment and self-sufficiency.
Women Empowerment Program in Rural Women Under this project, 600 poor Women will be connected with different Self Help Group women, who are living below poverty line (BPL). Here training would be provided in the area of goat farming, dairy, stitching, art of handicraft etc, for increasing their self-confidence level, livelihood growth and empowerment.
Fostering Inquisitive Learners ASIJ is a non-profit institution. Donations allow us to continue offering the many important cultural and academic programs that make an ASIJ education so special.
Hurricane Dean Disaster Relief in Yucatan, Mexico Through this project we will be helping the thousands of indigenous Mayans and residents displaced by the hurricane and its aftermath, as well as the many small NGOs that have lost valuable resources.
Build a Group home for 200 Indians with Autism Action For Autism (AFA) will set up group homes called Ananda for persons with autism spectrum conditions & developmental disabilities (ASC&DD). The homes will also provide respite services for families who require short stay provision for their children during times of crises. Located in Delhi National Capital Region (NCR), this model project will provide supported living and employment opportunities to enable about 200 individuals with ASC&DD lead lives of dignity and security.
Dog Food for Service Dogs that Serve Disabled Vets The costs to obtain and care for Service Dogs are not supported in a Veterans disability pay.  Therefore, the expenses to maintain a Service Dog with dog food, grooming, veterinary care, training and supplies comes out of their own pocket.  We, at Feed the Dog, Inc. believe that this poses an extraordinary burden on a Veteran's already limited finances.   Your support will ensure that Service Dogs across America in the Feed the Dog, Inc. program receive quality food and the care they need.
Junior Scientists Restoring Brazil's Rainforest Junior Scientists at Iracambi transforms schoolkids in Brazil's Atlantic Rainforest into forest guardians. Through hands-on education they learn real science, collecting and monitoring data on soils and water, making, planting and caring for forest seedlings, and sharing their discoveries with their families. Our weekly education program is helping raise a new generation to understand and care for the rainforests that shelter biodiversity, protect water resources and help regulate our climate.
Help Children Learn Online During Covid-19 MyBodhiTree.org is building Modern Learning Centers (MLCs) across Thailand within already established schools. We provide the equipment, online tools (and a fresh coat of paint for the room) so that teachers can continue teaching online even while quarantine measures are being implimented. With your help we can do this all for FREE.
Adult prisons - No Place For A Child Currently children as young as 14 are being  imprisoned in adult prisons for minor misdemeanors and drug related activities. In many prisons children have limited access to  medical care, education and individual development. Overcrowding can lead to violence and poor sanitation/hygiene. This Life Without  Bars (TLWB) program will increase the knowledge of judges, police and prosecutors about diversionary measures as alternatives to  imprisonment, whilst supporting the child and their family.
Skills for 400 Children with Autism in Venezuela We provide assessment services for 300 children/teens with autism, much needed specialized comprehensive education to 100 students with autism and need-based financial support in ranges of 35%-95% of total cost for both. Assessment sessions define the needs and provide guidelines -including advice to family- to address the disorder. Psycho-educational attention provides a structured environment and schedule, and an individualized educational program. We are a private, non for profit program.
Support tech-workspace for social projects in Rio The Hub of Social Innovation in the Vidigal slum community will provide hundreds of current and aspiring social impact leaders and entrepreneurs in Rio's impoverished slums with access to technology, 250 m2 co-working space, and life-changing professional workshops and events.
Empower 100 students' career success w/SkillsUSA SkillsUSA provides project-based learning, hands-on planning, and presentation skills offered at Metropolitan Education District.  Currently, there are 7 million open jobs, and Americans don't have the skills to fill them.  MetroED and SkillsUSA can close the skills gap and provide solid career pathways to high wage, high demand occupations, empowering all students, especially underrepresented, low income and female students in non-traditional jobs.
Supporting Orphans through education We are a non-governmental and a non-profit making organization called "The Needy Today, Sierra Leone" formed since 2005. Presently we operate in all five Districts in Northern Sierra Leone. Our target groups are vulnerable children and adults. General Protection is our mainstream thematic consideration i.e. Protection of children and adults. Among the categories of vulnerability we priotized our support to people with special needs like orphans, people with disability, pregnant and lactating mot
Energy for Sambwa The project aims to install a photovoltaic system in the rural village of Sambwa, in order to provide enough electricity to run the recently built residence that houses 20 girls in need to promote the right to study. They need electricity for the kitchen appliances, bathroom and the water pump, which is currently operated by hand and with great difficulty.  It is possible to complete the project in a short space of time because all necessary materials are already in stock at the Italian supplier
Tailoring Training for 50 Muslim Women in India This project will directly benefit 50 Muslim women in Lucknow, India by teaching them basic tailoring and embroidery skills. Women will also learn design skills, and how to promote and market their manufactured garments. These new professional skills will enhance their employability and capacity to earn more income. Bottom line: the success of the women results in their daughters being educated and wives being respected by their in-laws.
Keeping Veterans Rising : to end veteran suicides! The purchase of this campaign is to raise funds for events and activities to help veterans avoid suicide.  We are helping veterans to end their homelessness at Veterans On the Rise a 501(c)3 that serves homeless veterans and veteran families.  Many of the veterans we serve have mental health challenges and some have considered suicide.  We ask the public to take a small video of themselves doing an ice-bucket challenge to show their support for the work we are doing to end veteran suicides.
Save Dogs from Gas Chamber Executions in Japan Tens of thousands of dogs are killed each year in Japan, many of them through "dream boxes," execution by gas chamber. This project will provide funding for Peace Winds Japan to continue rescuing these dogs and caring for them in our facilities. Take part in saving these dogs from a cruel and inhumane death.
Stop Human Trafficking, Rescue, Educate & Empower We prevent at-risk Nepali girls and women from being kidnapped and forced into sex slaves or bonded labor, and we rescue those who have already suffered the trauma of being trafficked. JHF provides education, job training, housing, and medical support. Every Nepali girl is at risk of becoming a slave either in the big cities of Nepal, or more likely to be transported to India, the Middle East and Asia. The work also is in enforcement of laws. JHF wants to eradicate this risk one life at a time.
Educate Girls in Zambia on Gender Equity The primary objectives of the project are to address the issue of girls' education, and address the root causes that hinder their full participation and attendance, which have also been exacerbated as a result of COVID- 19. This will be done through school sessions and safe counselling groups, which will provide awareness and sensitize the students (including teenage boys) on the benefits of gender equity. The focus of the intervention will be to reduce the number of out of school girls.
Help 1,000 babies reach their 5th birthday - Kenya This project will support women to give birth safely and have access to essential services ensuring their baby will survive and thrive to celebrate their 5th birthday.  COVID-19 has reversed progress made in supporting mothers and babies in poor and marginalised communities in Kericho County, Kenya.  Inaccessible health services, fear of COVID-19, lack of soap and water has increased unsupervised home births which risk the lives of mothers and babies.  Help us reverse this trend.
Georgetown Visitation Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Simryn, Cami, Mavis, & Emily from Georgetown Visitation Prepatory 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.
Native Language Story Books for Ladakhi Children 17000 ft Foundation, an Indian non profit has been working tirelessly to improve the lives of children living in the toughest inhabited regions of the world, the high altitude Himalayan region of Ladakh, India. The Foundation has setup 250 school libraries, 140 playgrounds and trained  over 1000 teachers. For the 30,000 school going children in this region, there are no story books in their mother tongue, Bhoti. This project will translate, contextualize, print and distribute 15,000 story books.
House of Hope Orphanage and School House of Hope is a Ugandan orphanage, school, and child empowerment center catering to vulnerable children in Uganda. The children are predominantly orphans, HIV+, abandoned, neglected, or abused children who have been removed from a harmful environment and brought to HOH for safety and love. When possible, children are placed with host families in the community, and HOH caters for all the child's needs such as education, clothing, hygiene, medical, food, emotional, and so forth.
Build a Dormitory for 30 Students Ikirwa School is building an English-medium school in a rural, under-served village community of Midawe. For most of our students Ikirwa School represents the only affordable local option to receive an excellent English-medium education and an opportunity to go on to high school and university.  Every year we enroll between 25 and 30 new students and need to  raise funds to add a new classroom. Once finished, Ikirwa school will have capacity to accommodate 200 students from pre-school to Form 7
Hurricane Irma Children's Relief Fund Hurricane Irma is the most powerful hurricane ever recorded in the Atlantic. After tearing its way across a string of Caribbean islands and up through Florida, Hurricane Irma has left behind a trail of damage and flooding - with more than 4 million children at risk.
Reduce Recidivism of Female Prisoners in Brazil Conexao Liberdade is an online platform that sells manufactured products made by female prisoners in Brazil. It aims to empower and reintroduce female prisoners back to society, consequently reducing criminal recidivism, which is approximately 30% for female prisoners in Brazil right now. Currently, Conexao Liberdade only takes part in selling products that have already been made, but the next stage of the project is to provide training in prison and give aid to the actual process of production.
Public Interest Journalism Studio in Paraguay Help us build a journalism studio in Asuncion, Paraguay, to train a new generation of journalists and filmmakers in public interest media. The studio will not only provide important professional tools to youth from all backgrounds, in particular members of long-repressed indigenous tribes. It will also contribute to democratisation in Paraguay - a country emerging from decades of dictatorship - by encouraging the development of a non-commercial, grassroots media.
Schooling 100 Children of Earthquake Victim Family Nepal faced terrible earthquake experience on May 25 and June 12, 2015. People still fear even to think of the incident. Thousand of Nepalese homes devastated and thousands of families with children displaced. So many children were out of schools. Many of them joined back to schools but many more left schools due to families displaced and migrated in urban settlements for seeking alternative incomes. The proposed project is to support school enrollment so that they won't deprived from education.
Give 1000 Persons with Disabilities an Identity! NOWPDP is facilitating the issuance of Special Computerized National Identity Cards (SCNICs) for persons with disabilities (PWDs), enabling members of this disenfranchised group to have access to their rights as Pakistani citizens and avail benefits offered by the public and private institutions for PWDs. Through this project, NOWPDP will organize five registration camps to facilitate the issuance of 1,000 SCNICs of persons with disabilities.
Support for Children at Risk In Nepal, the Maoist insurgency for 15 years emerged in Rukum affected a lot. Thousands of people killed, leaving hundreds of women and children helpless which caused the district fall behind. Therefore, this project will fulfill the immediate needs of 500 children at risk from poor, marginalized and deprived family in western Rukum by providing school dress, bags, shoes, stationary items, tiffin box, water bottle and hygiene kits, also providing awareness program on health and hygiene practice.
Enable Transit for Kenyan Children w/ Disabilities There are very few provisions in Kenya for children with special needs. New Life Home Trust strives to set a high standard of care for the children at our New Life Amani Cottage home in Kisumu. Over the past few years as some of the 15 children in our care, age 6 months to 13 years, have become teenagers, our needs have grow with their development. In particular, we are in need of a new 32-passenger bus to transport the children to school, medical facilities, physical therapy, and activities.
Support proof of concept - Aid Recycling in Africa We are desperate, we have been given this opportunity for proof of concept on Global Giving and we are on a test. We must raise $5K from minimum 40 donors to keep our account. We are striving to improve the way AID is used in Africa, we are introducing AID recycle. Used as a float over and over again, empowering 64 impoverished single mothers 4 times per year = 256 x 20 years is 5,120 mothers from your one $10 donation. Please help us to make this happen, to help us help others.
Keep 1,000 Children Safe & Learning during COVID19 Many children living in poverty are reliant on school not just for learning; but for protection, nutrition and many other aspects of their well-being. Children living in poverty also tend to be furthest behind in learning metrics, and now risk dropping out of school altogether; their future in jeopardy.  Dignitas school partners are Community Champions rooted in, and passionate about the needs of their communities, and Dignitas is working to equip and support them to respond to this urgent need.
EWB Las Vegas - Ghana Orphanage Project This project will provide a new orphanage complex with improved living conditions, clean water and educational opportunities to over 80 kids in the Drifting Angels Orphanage in Tsito, Ghana
Send family to conference for rare disorder! Dup15q Alliance provides family support and promotes awareness, research and targeted treatments for dup15q syndrome. Symptoms of this rare genetic disorder include autism, seizures and developmental delays. Every two years we hold a conference for affected families to provide education on the latest treatments for dup15q and to create a sense of hope and community that is often difficult for our 1,000 registered families to find locally due to the rarity of the disorder.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Stephanie, Samiha, Vyshnavi, Jayden, and Isaac 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.
Third Annual Peacemaker Camp for Thai Children Every year, 160 children attend the Peacemaker Camp where they learn and nurture leadership skills, self-assurance, altruism, peace making concepts through various team activities and service projects
Connect US and Taiwanese Teachers This project aims to engage three Taiwanese and three U.S. teachers in an intensive cross-cultural education experience in NYC in the summer of 2019. Building off a successful program that trained US teachers to teach about Taiwanese culture and society in 2018, the 2019 program will deepen understanding among participating teachers. The overall aim of EngageAsia is to build community in the Asia-Pacific region by cultivating a network of educators who can deepen understanding and empathy.
Special chairs for 100 children with disabilities There are  increasing number of children with disabilities who are not receiving the appropriate developmental aids they need due to financial hardship. 

Mobility India develops these aids which help a child to achieve its developmental milestones like sitting, standing and walking. These aids like corner seat, special chair, standing frame, peg board provide support and also allows the child to have enough freedom to move and explore.
Provide Furniture to 50 Schools in Rural Sindh Primary Education Project (PEP) has been providing education in the rural area of Sindh Pakistan for over 18 years. PEP took the initiative for the School Rebuilding Project as a response to floods last year in rural Sindh. But due to lack of minimum school furniture in 50 Rural Primary Schools had affected the learning capacity of children and also make learning difficult for them because they have to sit on the hot muddy ground under the shed to learn and memorize.
Help Baboon Matters help Baboons! All too often injured wildlife are reported by concerned members of the public to Baboon Matters, who then liaise with the nearest relevant welfare group or NGO. Frequently, lack of capture equipment means that the injured animal cannot be trapped for treatment and by the time the authorities arrive the animal has either moved on or has suffered extensively and is beyond help. We plan to provide emergency rescue equipment so that injured wildlife can be helped!
Campaign Help us to Find Them in Chile Since 1990 Chile has struggled for truth, justice and reparations for the families of forced disappeared persons during the Dictatorship. From more the 3000 forced disappeared persons only 125 were found in the last decades. This campaign aims to produce and launch 5 videos where relevant public persons will call for any information that could help to find those victims that, otherwise will never give rest to their families and to the society as a whole.
Help Strengthen Organizations in Argentina! The pandemic has shed light on the fact that Civil Society is a key actor needed for the transformation of our society. However, the crisis that has arisen since has left several CSOs vulnerable and with scarce resources. This fund intends to help CSOs to afford costs of the Network's membership, which will strengthen their capacities, facilitate new resources and connect them with relevant actors related to sustainable development.
Help a family heal after the death of a baby Still A Mum provides professional counselling services to families and caregivers who have experienced a miscarriage, stillbirth or infant death in Kenya and other countries in Africa. We do this through individual and group therapy. Our counseling team is passionate about the mental well-being of family members including children.