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Provide food&care for ALL our animals for 1 year! The mission of DAKTARI is to inspire, develop and educate underprivileged children to care for their environment through an immersive experience at a wildlife orphanage. All the animals at DAKTARI can not be reintroduced into the wild either due to injury or because they are too used to humans and could become a danger to local farms. The maintenance of the animals is crucial not only for their wellbeing but also because of the huge support they provide in teaching children about nature.
Returning spider monkeys to Belize's forests Charlie, Duma, Mattie, Mel and Penny - all rescued from the illegal pet trade. This project will return them to the wild. These five endangered spider monkeys, now a close knit family, will soon be released as part of Belize's first structured reintroduction, establishing a new population in the north east forest. This ground breaking approach will result in a replicable model for future spider monkey releases in Belize and the region, increasing long term viability of this species.
Relief Fund for Arkansas and the Midwest States While most of us were watching TV, eating dinner, or even sleeping the Central States were hit by a storm system culminating in tornadoes that left in its path destruction and unconfirmed deaths. At the time this project was written the hardest hit were Mayflower and Vilonia, Arkansas, by a tornado that left a path 30 miles long and half-mile wide. Three years ago from this past Sunday the 27th of April. 122 tornadoes touchdown and 316 people were lost, now, as then, survivors need your help.
Centro de reproduccion para futuros Perros Guia With the construction of a canine maternity center for responsible reproduction, the number of dogs in the graduate guide given to blind people in Mexico and Latin America can be increased to 70%.
Empowering Young Women in Nairobi's Slums Our Project aims to provide skills training and job placement for 2,000 poor and vulnerable Adolescents Girls and Young Women(AGYWs) from the slums of Nairobi.We provide integrated training to beneficaries and subsequently place them into employment as nannies,house-helps,cleaners and tea-girls where they earn a decent salary.
Help Build a Home for a Lakota Family Trees, Water & People (TWP) will help build an earth-friendly home using compressed earth blocks for Paul Shields, his wife and three children. Paul is the son of Oglala Lakota political prisoner, Leonard Peltier, and is carrying forward dreams of a better future. "My dad will be happy I finally have my own home and can pass it on to his grandkids after I'm gone."  With your help, we will work with builders, volunteers, and Lakota Solar Enterprises to construct Paul's new home this summer.
Buy a House for Children Without Parental Care This project will accelerate the closure of the "Bjelave" orphanage and will enable children without parental care to move from the orphanage in House and finally live in conditions that every child deserves - a family environment. The capacity of the House is a maximum of twelve children. Children who have the experience of staying in orphanages with a capacity of 100-120 children, after replacement, quickly see and feel the advantages of this form of care.
Restore Hope Educate 500 Child Beggars in Sokoto This Project will focus  500 shoe-less boys roaming the streets in tattered clothes. With bowls move around in groups begging for alms and food. Their religious teachers, supported by parents and cultural beliefs, encourage them to beg.  Future Hope Links Initiative Planned to Provide them  Access to quality education, with  meals bags schools Uniforms  and food and Books to   Restore their  Hope for a Better Future
Train 22 young LGBT defender in Cameroon on rights This project will build a group of 22 young homosexual human rights defenders in West Cameroon able to build a framework and favorable living conditions for about 2420 people identifying as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender "LGBT" to through actions such as advocacy, legal support, psychological and social support.
Provide Solar Lantern to Tanzanian School Children 44% of Tanzanian's 44.6 million population is under 14 years old. The majority of these are school children, mostly in rural areas where 94% of households still depend on firewood for domestic energy and kerosene for lighting. This project will enable 1,000 poor/marginalized Tanzanian school children in rural areas to purchase solar lanterns at a QUARTER OF MARKET PRICE. It will save 9,000 Lts of kerosene/year, equal to $12,857 and 25,000 Kg of CO2 emission; and increase their school performance
EMERGENCY! Surgery Fee for Therapy Dogs with Tumor EMERGENCY FUNDRAISING!  We need your funds to let our two therapy dogs take the surgery, get appropriate treatment, release dogs to feel uncomfortable for the tumors, and save their lives. They have big tumors on their each body. The size is more than man's clenched fist.  Both of dogs' tumors are getting bigger so fast and we do hope to get removed them from the dogs. We need your help. Please support our therapy dogs.
Creating a Voice for Women in Gulu thru Drama To address the issue of inequality, HIV/AIDS, gender based violence, food security and other issues facing women in northern Uganda, Women's Global Empowerment Fund hosts a drama competition, Kikopo Pa Mon.  Women in our micro-finance program create original plays highlighting their stories using music, drama, and dance.
By encouraging the idea of traditional music and drama in the local language, the culture of the area is preserved and communities are challenged to change.
Empowering women for peace in South Sudan The goal of this project is to promote the implementation of the October 2018 Peace agreement in South Sudan through provision of livelihood opportunities for women to strengthen local capacities for peace. A strategic gap in peace-building in South Sudan is the lack of links between national and local women-led initiatives. This project will create socio-economic empowerment where women become self-sustaining members of the community and influence social cohesion, stability and lasting peace.
Help Us Teach English to Underprivileged Adults Action10 in collaboration with SpellAfrica in Nigeria with this project aim teach English to over 1,000 adults and youths with little to no basic education who operate their small personal businesses, who are jobless or who have low-income jobs. The goal is to reduce the number of 3 million illiterates in Lagos, demonstrate the relevance of literacy in the development of social and economic lives of people in Nigeria and show how it can improve our economy.
URGENT: Earthquake and Tsunami Devastate Indonesia More than 1,300 people have died following a 7.5-magnitude earthquake and subsequent tsunami in Indonesia. Hundreds are injured, and some 65,000 homes have been damaged but the full extent of the destruction remains to be seen. Survivors are in urgent need. Your emergency gift today can provide: clean drinking water, emergency family shelters, sleeping mats, blankets, solar lights, and emergency hygiene kits.
Clean Water for 2,300 Children in Cambodia Waterborne illness is a huge obstacle for children in Cambodia, limiting a child's potential. We have installed word-class water purification systems at all of our sites to address this problem. But cleaning the water is only half the battle. This project ensures that the mechanisms by which children interact with water are also safe and hygienic by providing water stations for hand washing and drinking, as well as culturally appropriate health and hygiene education.
Help older people learn basic IT skills Age Action's award winning "Getting Started" programme is a learning and awareness raising programme for older people to encourage and help them to use computers and the internet.  Our goal is to promote digital inclusion and positive aging by providing opportunities for all older people to learn about technology. All our tutors are trained volunteers and work one-to-one with older learners as each learner may require different levels of support, encouragement and have proven very successful.
Give disabled girls in Nepal a family home This project will create a family home for two disabled girls that reside in institutions at present.  The mother of one of the girls works long hours as a cleaner to pay the fees and has another daughter to care for as well.  The other disabled girl has Cerebral Palsy and requires hire care  Covid-19 has increased the risks associated with institutional care and has prompted this wonderful project. We will create a family home and pay 'mum' to care for girls full-time.
Michigan Opera Theatre COVID-19 Response MOT is embracing new technology with the launch of new digital programs called "MOT at Home." While social distancing affects our ability to present live events, we have turned our attention to curating weekly opera, dance, and educational resources for adults and students alike, with a growing cache of lectures, blogs, podcasts, lesson plans, and links to performances from around the country.
Restore Mental Health of 1500 persons-Rural India This project mobilizes the community to provide mental health via development, empowerment [where the persons with mental health problems are not objects of charity but subjects with rights], building the client's capabilities, awareness creation in society, providing treatment and access to livelihood options plus advocacy to 1500 people with mental health problems and epilepsy in rural Karnataka. GASS equips them  to recover and lead quality lives with respect and dignity in their communities.
Preventing Suicide by Gatekeeper Training, India IASP is implementing Gatekeeper Training Programme in rural communities in Andhra Pradesh, where suicide rates are some of the highest in India. Gatekeeper Training is a sustainable initiative that extends knowledge, skills and practical application throughout communities and raises awareness of suicide risks and prevention. Early identification of suicide risk is crucial for suicide prevention; many people at high risk of suicide often do not seek help though recognizable risk factors exist.
Train and Skill 240 Mothers in Kenya for Business For a period of 6 months, under our Livelihood and Economic Empowerment for sustainability programme, our trainers will equip vulnerable young mothers living in slums to make and market earings, bangles, bags, scarfs, neck rings and necklaces in order to sell in markets and make a living for themselves. This will be done by using beads and African attire remains.  After the training each woman will go home with a business kit that will have  the first products to sell and make some capital.
Training Ugandans in Trauma Informed Care This project equips local leaders in Uganda with mental health and trauma informed care knowledge and skills, so they can support survivors in their communities, disrupt cycles of trauma and violence, and break the stigma around mental health.  Trainings are designed for everyday community leaders who may have little to no prior mental health knowledge - including teachers, health workers, faith leaders, local government leaders, and more.
Reading Program to Kids in Nassau County In an effort to stop bullying in school we have developed a program that teaches elementary school age children what makes us all different and to be kind to one another and to understand why we all are special. There are 208 public elementary schools in Nassau County, New York, serving 97,563 students. Beginning with the most diverse school district, Valley Stream, each child will receive a book teaching them what makes us different and how to be kind. These lessons can help stop bullying.
Help Animal Welfare Orgs in Less Developed Regions Animal welfare organizations in Africa, Latin America/Caribbean, and E. Europe often lack the basic supplies they need to get their jobs done.  Staff and volunteers may be ready, willing, and well trained, but if they don't have the necessary equipment, the job won't get done or it won't get done right. To begin to move these AW organizations to a more sustainable level, they need to have the equipment that many of us in the US and other "wealthier" countries often take for granted.
Mid-day meal and education at Ashrayadeep To promote the integrated development of "children in need and distress "by increasing their opportunities, for quality education.  Preparing the children for formal schooling, through the effective coaching given by  teachers  and enrolling them into primary school   Providing supplementary nutritional food to the children of the focus group of stone quarries, migrant children.   Promoting early childhood programs for over-all growth of the distressed children.   Providing good transportation.
Let All Kids  Play (Leaving No One Behind) This project aims to change the lives of hundreds of children especially those with disabilities by building two pilot playgrounds (one in a needy school that is located in a big community and one in a camp for persons with disability) thus giving them the chance to play with their peers and be included in their communities.  iPlaygrouds Business Startup which is managed by persons with disability,  will be responsible for building the playgrounds. This makes this project a win-win-win for all.
LittleBigMoney LittleBigMoney is a crowdfunding initiative for supporting early stage small social enterprises in Colombia. LBM is recently consolidating its platform, and is actively promoting crowdfunding culture among growing networks of donors in Colombia and the region. A fund is being raised as alternative way of accelerating social enterprises by developing matching funding activities, such challenges, that through capital incentives (bonuses, prizes).
Educating the Girls of The Indian Thar Desert Most girls in rural Rajasthan cannot live their childhood. From early ages they have to work in fields, fulfil household chores and bear responsibilities akin to an adult. If they attend school, their parents fear for their safety as they travel long distances by foot. Often as adolescents they are married off, just to see their daughters facing the same sad fate they experience.To break this vicious circle of illiteracy and poverty, Sambhali Trust has set up three boarding homes in Jodhpur.
Saving Lives and Minds (SLAM)-- SUMMER CAMP The children in CBM's Saving Lives and Minds (SLAM) Academic Performance Program love learning and having fun. Many come from single parent homes with moms who work two jobs to cover basic needs. They stay safe by spending summers and out-of-school time with us. They don't have a safe place to go when school ends, so our program provides a protective and nurturing environment. Our 5-week Summer Camp is free, yet even with our current funds, faces a deficit. Your donation will keep it alive.
Assisting Refugees on the Move:  Care-A-Van In 2015, over a single year's span, at least 540,000 refugees from the Middle East - most fleeing conflict, insecurity, and widespread violence - arrived on the shores of Lesvos, Greece. In order to provide better care for these vulnerable groups in transition, the Care-A-Van Acute Response Service (CARS) program is a versatile, multi-disciplinary approach for engaging with at-risk populations that are both dispersed and nomadic through the provision of culturally competent health care providers
Help create awareness about 'Breast Cancer' CANCER is the most deadly word a patient can hear from the doctor.  Among different types of cancer, women suffer mostly from cervical and breast cancer.  India is experiencing an unprecedented rise in the number of breast cancer cases across all sections of society. We can definitely detect it early and treat adequately. ONLY with early detection, can we achieve a longer survival. The project aims to empower women,  spread awareness and ensure a cancer free society.
Warm Winter Coats to 500 kids in Afghanistan (WWC) The project provides warmth, confidence and hopes to children in need through the gift of brand new winter coats. we believe a brand new coat is more than a coat. Through serving couple of children in need across northern and eastern Afghanistan, we have experienced that a brand new coat offers a child physical and emotional warmth, confidence to socialize and succeed, and hope of a brighter future.
Plant Kitchen Gardens for Families in Need, India More than 55% of children lack adequate nutrition in the remote region of Jharkhand, India. The solution? Small-scale kitchen vegetable gardens! With your help, 1000 families in need will receive non-GMO seeds, fruit tree seedlings, irrigation systems, a large pond, and organic gardening know-how. Training and support ensures that knowledge of small-scale farming will return and 1000 families (mid-sized village) will have a sustainable source of nutrition and water supply.
Guinea: Building health center for a village Kahere is a village located to 35 km of Labe town, which is about 450 km from the Guinean capital Conakry. More than 200 families of 400 people live there without a health center. To take health care, these villagers have to walk 15 KM everyday to get to sub prefecture called Sannou. This is very tough and painful. Especially in the case or emergency patients.  That's why building a health center in this village will help the inhabitants to have better life and care.
Train 5000  Farmers on Climate Change Agriculture Edom Development Group Plans to train rural peasant farmers on climate change Agriculture using agro- forestry and conservation agriculture, providing free training and improved planting materials to 5000 rural farmers practicing traditional agriculture characterized by serious problem of land degradation, soil erosion, low-crops yield and falling soil fertility.
Help Asylum Seekers & Refugees Transcend Barriers In Greece, over 100,000 refugees and asylum seekers urgently need psychosocial support and emergency services. Gaps in service provision are growing, whilst camps are becoming increasingly isolated due to the building of walls. Lighthouse Relief provides psychosocial support and emergency services to refugees that bolster wellbeing and resilience. This approach provides tools with which people can build their futures, beyond the barriers of their current situation.
Sustainable Livelihoods Project Helps poor communities to work their way out of poverty and supports self-help groups (SHG) to establish income-generating activities. It has already reached 3 346 families, and through the efforts of SHG achieved cumulative savings of over R5.1 million. A ripple effect of this achievement is that families who participated in the programme were able to support over 50 young people to attain a tertiary education and graduate in areas of education, social work, engineering, and nursing.
Post-COVID Career Training for African Students The Ashinaga Africa Initiative supports talented orphaned students to enroll at top global universities. They are committed to returning to the African continent post-graduation to contribute to its development. To do so, we provide them with career training, including access to a quality internship on the continent. Due to the recent pandemic, internships abroad have been cancelled. We are offering online solutions to deliver the high-quality training scholars need to succeed in their careers.
Quality Education in Sierra Leone and Liberia We enable disadvantaged children in Sierra Leone and Liberia to access quality education. In Sierra Leone, we support the only functioning primary school on the remote Turtle Islands, and provide scholarships to children from low income families to attend high quality schools in Freetown. In Liberia, we fund the LIFE for Liberia literacy center serving out-of-school children in Paynesville, outside Monrovia.
ANIDAN Arts & Crafts centre, Lamu, Kenya In 2003 the Kenyan government took a major leap forward by making primary education mandatory and free. Unfortunately, arts education suffered a major setback as the government decided to cut all arts programs as non-priorities. In 2014 ANIDAN will build an Arts & Crafts centre on site at the shelter home to address the needs and creative requirements of a child's development. The centre will teach, support and promote the creative arts, bringing diverse artistic communities together.
Provide clean water to Indonesian survivors CARE's staff in Indonesia are delivering emergency assistance to Sumatra's Aceh state and capital city Banda Aceh, which were virtually on top of the earthquake's epicenter.
Help Orphans Get Quality of Education in Pakistan Pakistan is one of eight countries worldwide that spend less than 2% of GDP on education. Public spending on education, a vital input for improvement in access and quality, is mere 1.5% of GDP. READ Foundation Pakistan is providing quality education to more than 75,000 underprivileged children, including 8000 orphans, through a network of 342 schools. To meet the quality standards and continually provide access to poor orphans is a challenge for which READ requires support of donors.
OFFER HOPE FOR 500 COVID-19 VICTIMS IN SOUTH SUDAN This project will support the health system of South Sudan by assisting  500 COVID19 victims  by encouraging  adherence to strict physical several distancing measures, using hand washing and  proper sanitation and hygiene by establishing hand washing stations in communities on proper hand washing techniques in low-income communities. Raise aware about how to prevent the spread of covid-19 through radio and several media campaigns. and counseling using medicine approach
Ukraine Crisis Regional Fund All children in Ukraine are in grave danger now. Any war is a war against children, and we have fears that more innocent young lives will be lost if the fighting does not stop immediately.    Your donation will help us support kids regionally in Ukraine, as well as in surrounding countries like Poland and Romania where families are fleeing for safety.
Revisiting Kiki's Corridor This project is revisiting and repairing damage and doing maintenance to our first completed biological corridor. Kiki, a rancher and local land owner, is committed to keeping the corridor on his property that connects La Reserva to another large forest patch 1 km away. While sections of the corridor have thrived over the last seven years, some sections have seen exotic grasses taken over and damage to the fencing. In these places the tree seedlings have died and need to be replaced.
Empowering young Zambian eco-leaders This project aims to inspire young conservationists living in rural communities in eastern Zambia and to provide them with the tools needed to conserve their local wildlife. Benson Beza, a Chipembele student who was at University, sadly passed away earlier this year. He touched the lives of so many with his passion for conservation and determination to make a difference. As a tribute to his legacy, we will establish conservation awards for underprivileged students who embody his key attributes.
Educate young villagers in Burma This project will give a Burmese school vital support to educate 90 young villagers, in the poor and conflict-ridden Kachin region, giving them English language ability, computer skills, social studies and teacher training. Anxious for progress in their communities, this non-governmental project was started by local Kachin people in Mai Ja Yang village who view education as hope and are desperate to give their youth a better future.
School farms: Experiential learning & school meals Rural schools in Ghana, particularly those in the rural regions, are closing as they are unable to fund and provide school meals. This problem is exacerbated by delays in the release of government grants promised to schools for this purpose. As schools go into debt trying to provide for their students, further barriers come in the form of rises in the cost of foodstuffs.  We help this school grow their own food. This project will support two rural senior high schools in the Volta Region of Ghana