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WASH and Maternal Health Initiative - Ethiopia Village Health Partnership's WASH and Maternal Health Initiative aims to increase the capacity of rural medical facilities in Ethiopia to provide clean/safe healthcare to mothers and newborns, impacting providers, patients and 350,000 community members.  Implementation of key infrastructure for maternal health, along with improved WASH (water, sanitation, hygiene) infrastructure will minimize the spread of infection/disease in health facilities and provide women with access to safer delivery.
Build a community learning centre in rural Uganda This project will build a community learning centre in southern Uganda, to support poor communities to access information and communication technologies through the internet and mobile.  The centre will focus on three core areas i.e ICTs, tailoring plaiting hair  Sprout Care Foundation plans to build three classroom block to provide free computer lessons for children who hail from the poorest section of the society, also train girls/school drop outs  in tailoring and plaiting hair skills.
Help 200 orphans children to get education This project will build 6 rooms in the city of Nsele in Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of Congo, providing basic education and support services for critical literacy to 200 AIDS orphans
SOCIAL PROJECT AGAINST WILD ANIMAL ABUSE, BOLIVIA This project aims to raise public awareness about the mistreatment and misshandling of wild animals in Bolivia. The target audiences are young people and children of Cochabamba, La Paz and Santa Cruz. It seeks to introduce new educational and artistic alternatives as a means of socialization and public awareness. Our project uses interactive methods to influence negative behavior towards animals. With your support you help us strengthen the collective conscience regarding animal respect.
Training 200 Poor School Leavers Against Poverty Train and start job for school leavers to be self employed through acquisition of vocational skills, identification of rural sources of raw material and market. They will be linked up to national credit sources.
Psychological help orphans and disabled children ! In Russian Federation there is a serious problem in the psychological help to children in orphanages. Children in orphanages are subject to serious psychological disorders, which eventually leads to serious consequences. We help children get rid of psychological diseases and maintain their morale with the help of our professional psychologists.
Transform Mistreated Youth to Proud Professionals There is a clear link between abuse and academic performance. Studies show that children who have been mistreated have difficulty concentrating, demonstrate disruptive behavior, and are more likely to drop out before completing high school. Since 1994, Nuevo Futuro has provided a holistic approach to help our youth overcome the scars of abuse and excel in school. We provide a nurturing environment with psychological and educational support. We are proud of our 100% university graduation rate.
PAL Harlem Center Family Day for youth & families Heading back to school is a financial burden for many PAL families, especially those with more than 1 child. Many of the Harlem Center parents struggle to provide their children with the required school supplies necessary for academic success. We intend to provide our participants with backpacks and other school supplies, helping them to approach their new classrooms prepared and confident.
Screening and detection of cancer for 500 people This Project is to create awareness of Cancer among the rural poor and urban poor and organize several  screening and detection health camps in 5 Districts of Nepal.
Early Education for 25 Children in Brazil Provide access to child education for 25 children from zero to 3 years and 11 months who were not provided with public school access and who are in vulnerable social position. Parents of the beneficiary children will receive training so that they can take responsibility for the education of their children at home, properly manage their resources and live in society.
Providing safe housing for orphaned Pakistani boys This is Ali and his friends. They are just 3 of the thousands of homeless kids living on the streets of Pakistan. A poll found 90% of homeless kids in Pakistan are victims of sexual abuse at some point in their lifetime.  Imagine if kids like Ali could spend time without the threat of sexual assault. Imagine the lives they could lead or the good they could accomplish. HAS is going to Pakistan to partner with a local organization to set up a safe haven for homeless kids and we need your help.
Education - Job Skill Training  (200 Foster Youth) Thousands of foster youth age out of care daily many with little or no support in place. We provide educational and job skills training to foster youth 16 and older. 200 youth will receive skilled based job  training in culinary arts/nutrition, journalism, the arts, and home repair maintenance. Educational employment training are provided to assist foster youth with job placement Training consist of basic reading, writing, math, grocery shopping, gardening, financial literacy and certifications.
Micro Loans For Women Impacted by HIV/AIDS, Zambia This project empowers vulnerable women by provision of trainings that teach marketable skills. Business training, three loans to start businesses, business monitoring is provided to 550 women impacted by HIV in Zambia. Earnings from businesses started help pay for food, rent, medicines and school expenses. With a better diet families improve in health, and more children attend school. The women become more financially literate, build assets, and acquire leaders skills. Gender equity is improved.
A COMPUTER FOR EVERY STUDENT According to UNESCO,  24,901,925 students in Turkey have been affected by school closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Education is being provided through online distance learning platforms and access to a computer at home is a prerequisite to use these platforms. However, only 40% of disadvantaged students have a computer at home in Turkey. Therefore, CYDD  started a campaign to provide computers to disadvantaged students who are already getting scholarship from CYDD.
Send 60 Girls in Pakistan to School This project supports secondary education for 60 girls in various Pakistani villages.  In our role as a pass through organization and partner of Bedari, a nonprofit based in Pakistan, we cover the costs associated with safely transporting girls from their homes in remote villages to their schools.
Healthcare for 96 Women&Children Violence Victims This project will provide psychological and traditional medical attention to women and children from Guerrero of two groups of relatives of disappeared persons, who search for their missing loved ones. Their attention will reduce the damage the disappearance has caused them and help them heal. Healthier women and children will be able to continue searching for their loved ones and become examples of resilience and poles of solidarity to which other victims may go, breaking the circle of violence
Roosevelt High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Calvin, Kira, Emily and Kiera from Roosevelt 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.
Maranatha School in Ouanaminthe, Haiti Maranatha School educates the most impoverished children of Ouanaminthe, Haiti, where the government fails to provide free public education to all. Funds go to pay basic school expenses which are primarily materials, housing costs, and teacher salaries. We hope to raise enough to include school meals as many children are hungry, making it difficult for them to learn. Parents currently pay $5 per child per year and this is the only funds the school has to work with!
Build Playgrounds for Kids in the UK The project provides children with the opportunity to revitalize their play spaces through a fun project that develops education and life skills.
Clean Water for the Watha Crocodile attacks are the norm for the Watha people of Kenya. Although there is a constant threat of crocodile attacks along with the possibility of contracting cholera and typhoid, the only option for the Watha is to collect water from nearby rivers. This project will allow local hero Guyo of the Watha Project, a GRACE Cares partner, to build a well that will serve 1,027 of the Watha, drastically improving their health, safety, and quality of life.
Nepal Earthquake #1YearOn This time last year Nepal was struck by a series of devastating quakes and tremors that took a catastrophic toll on lives, livelihoods and infrastructure, sending the country into fear and heartache and it's developing economy into chaos, for many months to come.  During the past year we opened an emergency shelter for children and youth affected by the earthquake and launched a scheme to provide surviving families with long-term assistance to rebuild their livelihoods.
Ma7boobin - Divorce Care For Kids in Egypt A Ma7boobin (translates Beloved) support group is a safe, fun place where children can learn skills that will help them heal from. Ma7boobin groups blend games, music, stories, videos and discussion to help kids process the divorce and move forward. Groups meet weekly and are designed for children ages 5-12. The session topics help to strengthen children, turning their sadness to hope and their anger to joy. All sessions are led by trained therapists.
Climate smart agriculture for 500 farmers in Ghana More than 70% of the people living in the rural communities, mostly small scale farmers, in West Africa rely on agriculture for their livelihood.  Climate change has negatively affected the rainfall pattern, eroded soil nutrients, increase high temperature-resistant viruses, with minimal harvest that threatens food security. Biochar technology offers numerous opportunities to addresse these challenging situations in agriculture for sustainable food security.
Save a book, support a child Burning Through Pages (BTP) has a simple goal - encouraging life-long thinkers by creating life-long readers. BTP comes in at a fragile stage of youth, when the passion from childhood begins to fade and the pressure of adulthood compounds, especially for at-risk youth. We discuss books and read with kids on a weekly basis, making it real, tangible, and exciting for them - ultimately preserving literature, literacy, confidence, and imagination!
Poor Patient Fund "Poor Patient fund" aims to contribute in alleviating the suffering among the Palestinian families in  Gaza Strip in facing the siege impact, through afford the medicines to patients, the expenses needed to the people travel abroad for treatment, and surgeries costs. Hoping that we has contributed in alleviate the pain for those patients, reduction of aggravation of their health and economic matters.
Med Crisis in Italy In 2015 the total number of migrants arrived by sea in Italy is more than 153.800 including over 16.300 children and 75% of them are children that travel alone.  As the crisis unfolds, Save the Children Italy has been running programs at the southern borders of Italy and in areas of transit. Save the Children Italy has been leading on the political, advocacy and programmatic issues of EU migration and refugees on behalf of European members through the Med Core Group.
Male participation in reducing early marriages The project will enhance male participation in the fight against early, forced marriages in the rural areas of Masaiti District of Zambia; by engaging and dialoguing with 310 men and boys, formation of Men/Boys Take Action (MBTA) groups; addressing negative factors that exacerbate child marriages including community acceptance of early marriages, tradition and cultural norms that undermine girl's abilities to make decisions on their reproductive, education and health rights in rural areas.
Empower Makoko Fishing Community Makoko is a huge slum in the heart of Lagos, Nigeria. It is also a fishing community, this project would empower the fishing community in the area with better equipment to increase their fishing yield and boost their income. Equipping these fishermen with better equipment would boost fishing and thus stimulate the local economy. Helping the Makoko Fishing community would alleviate poverty, provide food, and increase decent work and economic growth
Increase Breast Cancer Awareness In Africa & Diasp African women have a high incidence rate of breast cancer and a high mortality rate.
The African Women's Cancer Awareness Association is dedicated to eliminate disparities in awareness, prevention and treatment of cancer for Africans. We make the difference in cancer care for people of African descent. AWCAA helps  reach the underserved, under privileged and uninsured  women in African countries and in the diaspora. AWCAA provides screening and educates on breast health & early detection.
Services for 3,225 garment workers in Phnom Penh This project provides 80 GFWs as P/Es with SRH care traininig to provide SRH care to 3,225 garment factory workers (GFWs) in garment factories and their community in Kandal & Phnom Penh Cambodia
A place to fulfill dreams: Corporacion Hogar Corporacion Hogar  will carry out the construction of a Comprehensive Service Center: a place to fulfill dreams, through two stages. The first stage is made up of 3 floors, where 500 children and young people from the city of Medellin will be attended, who are in a situation of abandonment, abuse or violence. We will offer five programs: formal education (primary and secondary), therapeutic care, training for young people, an innovation laboratories and a music room.
You can change young lives The Prince's Trust is a champion of young people, no matter what their background.  Despite lives stifled by unemployment, homelessness, being in care or being in trouble with the law, young people can succeed with your help.  Be part of The Prince's Trust community that gives vulnerable young people the chance to build a life for themselves. Help to train, mentor and support them to build their skills and confidence.
PROVIDE ENERGY AND WATER FOR 1315 VILLAGERS -BENIN This project will gradually improve the access of poor villagers in Benin, including lake communities to basic social services to eliminate their vulnerability and ensure their welfare. The aim is to promote social and economic prosperity of vulnerable communities in lake villages of Benin to reduce poverty through access to affordable and sustainable renewable energy that can stimulate economic activities and improve education and care health and access to drinking water and to the Internet.
Provide food for the Middle East refugees Millions of people are leaving their homes on Middle East escaping from the war and disaster. They are travelling thousands of miles on their path to better life, and Serbia is one of the transit countries and last before they enter the EU. Since January 2015, over 800.000 forced migrants have passed through Serbia. So called "Balkan route" has been closed on March 8th, but refugees are passing through Serbia and they are in urgent need for food.
Help Families Fleeing Crisis Rebuild Their Lives Around the world more families have been forced to flee their homes by conflict and natural disaster than ever before. Give a gift that provides real relief - a Rescue Gift. You can help deliver urgent medical care to injured children, ensure safe passage of families escaping persecution, help resettled refugee families learn English, create brighter futures through education for girls and boys living in conflict zones, or reunite children with their families.
Online Music Lessons for Vulnerable Communities! Musicians for the World provides free, virtual music education within the most vulnerable areas of the world. We partner with  music programs in underserved communities, offering uplifting musical opportunities and providing the tools and support needed to grow. MFW is already offering masterclasses, private lessons, and music theory to over 200 students in Kenya, Belize, Haiti, Trinidad and Tobago, Suriname, Mexico, and Peru. The aim is to expand to as many vulnerable communities as possible.
Shelters for 343 E Bali Earthquake Victim Families A 4.8 Richter scale earthquake struck East Bali at 4.18am on Saturday 16 October when most people were sleeping. The epicentre was right under our steeply sloping mountain village of Ban on the northern slopes of Mounts Agung and Abang in East Bali, causing extreme damage: 363 houses totally destroyed, 762 suffered light to medium damage; and 123 Hindu temples were damaged, some severely. All 363 homeless families urgently need temporary houses, especially now the rainy season has started.
Help a Maasai Girl Complete School Created by Maasai for Maasai, MCI educates girls, so they can take control of their own lives and give back to others. Our two schools (a day school that enrolls 150 students, ages 5 through 12, and a boarding school that enrolls 100 students, ages 12 through 16) provide a well-rounded and engaging curricula. When girls stay in school they are freed from the reins of early marriage/pregnancy and and are able to build better lives for themselves, their families and their communities.
Women leading change through entrepreneurship We train entrepreneur women in managerial and personal initiative skills. Assisting them to improve their businesses or transform ideas into enterprises. We have supported over 30,000 Mexican women to realize their potential, increase their income through managerial capacities, and gain confidence to end cycles of violence and poverty. This project intends to fund the training of 60 women, aiding them to start a healthier life through business development and self-fulfillment.
Plant 1000 trees in Miyako in 2017 for fishery This project will help planting 1000 broadleaf seedlings in Miyako city and conserving them for 10 years. In Miyako, fishery is a major industry and the tsunami destroyed fish markets, fishery-related factories, as well as housing. Preserving a good fishing ground will support people working in the fishing industry. And a good fishing ground needs nutritious water flown from rivers originated from rich forests.
Supported Housing Project For 20 Young Adults. We would like to build another small supported housing project to house 20 young homeless adults between the ages of 16 and 25 in Addis Ababa,Ethiopia. As well as accommodation we will proved training and employment support for the residents of the housing project in order for them to gain long term meaningful employment and independence.
Empowering 50 Student Athletes in the Philippines Help 50 student athletes continue their academic and sports careers by providing funds for sports equipment, and improve their education thru financial assistance. These 50 student athletes are from the neighboring towns of Dumaguete City enrolled in Foundation University- short on finances but full of talent and skills to excel as a varsity and professional sport player in their own respective fields.
Orphan & Vulnerable Children Care in Bangladesh We are committed to supporting orphan and other vulnerable children in Bangladesh who are disadvantaged by poverty.  We are supporting 350 children in remote Ramu hilly area of Cox's Bazar district.  We provide child centered community based support  through education, healthcare, foods, protection of the children. Your donation will provide primary necessities to those who are struggling with the poverty to provide food, healthcare, school uniforms, education materials, tuition fees etc.
Expanding Mexican Women’s Weaving Enterprises The Jolom Mayaetik (“Mayan Weavers”) cooperative in Chiapas has 300 indigenous women designing and weaving textiles, but lack business skills to expand sales locally, nationally and internationally.
Nepal Water Supply Sustainable Development Project LEI has developed a project with a Nepali NGO, Women Development Service Center, to bring water supply and sanitation services to village areas in the Dhanusha District of Eastern Nepal.
Community responses to mitigate child malnutrition This project will train local self help group women in 100 North Karnataka villages to identify underweight children below 5 years and follow a 5 step tracking model to track and treat these children.  The 5 steps include referral for a health check up, micro nutrient supplementation, making and providing a high protein, high calorie ready to use mix ( using local ingredients) , intense one on one counselling of the mother on diet chart, personal hygiene and regular monitoring using growth chart
A Heroes Helping Hand Center Point is committed to serving our Veterans in their reintegration to society with respect and honor.  Over 2 million American men  and women have served in Iraq and Afghanistan since 2001. As they return home, many with the invisible wounds of PTSD and MST, they also face the tremendous challenges and barriers presented by unemployment, poverty and homelessness. Our project will help ameliorate the stress and stigma our heroes face by providing financial assistance to Veterans in need.
Jomsom Mountain Resort Summary Of Project Information (SPI)       Project Name    Nepal-Jomsom Mountain Resort            Region    Asia        Sector       Project No008464   Projected Board DateNovember 1, 1997   Company NameJomsom Mountain Resort   Technical Partner and/or Major Shareholders    Mr. R. P. Pradhan and his family will own 100% of the hotels equity.    Project Cost Including proposed IFC investment    Project cost is $7 million and proposed IFC investment is $2.45 million A loan and $1.05 million B loan    - Location of project and Description of site    Jomsom, Mustang District. The hotel will be located in Jomsom in West Nepal. The site is a relatively flat piece of land with no vegetation.    - Description of Company and Purpose of Project    The sole purpose of the company would be to build and operate the hotel in Jomsom, Nepal.    - Environmental Category and Issues    This is an environmental review category B project.  Environmental, health and safety issues include liquid effluent treatment and disposal, solid waste, water supply, power supply, site selection and land use, fire safety, employee training, and emergency response.     The land is barren and is not being used for any purpose. It is not suitable for growing and there is no vegetation on the land. The mitigating measures include a waste water treatment plant, an incinerator for solid waste disposal, water filtration plant for drinking water, wind mill for environmentally friendly power generation. In order to minimize the environmental impact, the Sponsors are planning to build the hotel with no more than two floors thus eliminating the need for sprinkler system. The employees will be provided with training to respond to fire and other emergencies. Likewise, there will be no air conditioning, which will eliminate the issue of CFC.      The  is  August 15, 1997 from the Public Information Center.       Date SPI sent to PIC    July 25, 1997      For Additional Information contact:     Corporate Relations Unit    Telephone: (202) 473-7711   Fax: (202) 974-4384  Environmental documents for this project are available at http://www.ifc.org and from the World Bank InfoShop (http://www.worldbank.org/html/pic/aboutinfo.html).