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Work for Food Program This project empowers community members to initiate town beautification and improvement jobs. They are identified and completed by community members in return for much needed food and supplies.
Menstrual Hygiene among Female Prison Inmates This research project is concerned with examining menstrual hygiene behavior and practices and how easy it is for women to manage their menstruation in the prison and whether there is any need for improvement in prisons in Nigeria, train female inmates and Warders on sustainable and safe menstrual hygiene practices, distribute sanitary pads to the female inmates to support menstrual hygiene management.
MOSQUITO NET TO THE 600 POOREST FAMILIES IN NEPAL This project will distribute and install 1,200 treated mosquito nets to the 600 poorest families in three malaria high risk villages where, currently we are working. Economic loss, particularly to the poorest is severe when the malaria mosquito infects them. This also affects the children's health and progress in their studies. Consequently, this project will prevent the families from economic loss and improve the school attendance of girls, we support through the Girls' Education Project.
Supporting Subsistence Farmers in Malawi Through the Gift of the Givers Hunger Alleviation project in Malawi we will deliver farmer inputs to rural families who depend on agriculture for food and income. The farmer inputs provide a long-term food security solution to families who are otherwise surviving on less than a dollar a day.
Support South African Township Cricket Programmes This project focuses on creating sporting ecosystems and healthy alternatives for township communities by providing quality infrastructure that is safe and accessible, and quality coaching that produces sporting excellence. The programme supports more than 350 children and eight community coaches in the poverty stricken community of Khayelitsha near Cape Town, South Africa.
Karama: a school for 250 Bozo kids in Mali Bozo fishermen use "karama" to mean "respect": for the people, for the river, for their roots and traditions. With this spirit, Karama looks at the Bozo of Bamako which are strongly stigmatized and isolated by the local society due to their poor living conditions on banks of the Niger river.  Through schooling, the project aims at giving the opportunity to younger generations to compose their own future and apprehend the situation of their community with positivity, ambition and confidence.
Protecting Forests & Indigenous Rights in Myanmar Indigenous communities in Myanmar are fighting to protect the rich biodiversity in the forests of Tanintharyi Region through an Indigenous conservation model. As lawyers working alongside these communities, Accountability Counsel is supporting their fight for an approach to conservation that respects Indigenous knowledge and upholds human rights. This project enables our lawyers to provide deep legal and advocacy support throughout this campaign for environmental and climate justice.
Help Cancer Patients Pay for Travel Expenses! Quality cancer hospitals are concentrated in larger cities and in more developed countries. Patients with rare and aggressive cancers often have to move to another city or country to access appropriate care.  At the time when they are exposed to high medical bills, but cannot be employed, the patients also have to shoulder substantial costs of travel and lodging.
Digital literacy for underserved youth in Delhi There is a growing demand for computer education and information technology among the poor urban and rural communities including communities around our Udayan Care's residential homes for children without parental care. This project intends to focus on mixed communities; located around our Udayan Homes and those in the densely populated clusters of slums, resettlement colonies and other low income settlements by setting up IT centers provided by Microsoft's Community Technology Skills Programme.
Food and gifts to 300 street Poor Children (Benin) This project will provide food and gifts for the street hungry after the harmful drought devastated plants in rural areas. It will also bring these desperated street hungry children back to love, joy and hope in Benin.
Help Foster Youth go to College Only 13% of foster youth attend college and less than 1% graduate. UFC provides foster youth with critical support to attend 4-year colleges, graduate and continue on to lead successful lives. 70% of students in UFC's College Sponsorship Program graduate from college. In addition to financial support, one-on-one relationships, internships and more, we provide each new class of students with a dorm kit filled with essential items to start the school year right.
Overcoming Stigma of Disabilities in South Africa Children with disabilities, their parents and caregivers in rural areas of South Africa have limited access to the medical care they need. Well-designed wheelchairs are key to achieving independence and social inclusion. A shortage of trained caregivers, lack of funding by the government, and lack of understanding about disabilities also create challenges. Through Uhambo's grassroots and holistic programs, some of the most vulnerable people in the world, children with disabilities, are served.
Help Feed Thousands of Refugees in Ethiopia Support the United Nation’s World Food Program (WFP) in its life-saving work to provide basic food assistance to Sudanese, Somali, and Eritrean refugees in Ethiopia.
Help Alison Bartosik get more KEEN kids swimming! KEENquatics is a recreational swimming program that brings together volunteer coaches with disabled athletes for an hour of swimming instruction and play in a uniquely tranquil setting.
Empowering +200 Young Soccer Players in Paraguay Soccer Without Poverty (SWP) is an initiative that helps vulnerable youth from junior soccer clubs identify and overcome challenges, empowering them in the process. Through the use of the Poverty Stoplight, they are able to measure their level of multidimensional poverty and with the help of a mentor, create customized strategies to address these needs. SWP focuses on the holistic and participatory approach to eliminating poverty as a key element for youth to succeed in life and in football.
4th National Creative Writing Competition The competition aims to encourage and expand the innovative and creative thinking among the students at the public schools through offering them the opportunity to express their unique thoughts while writing essays in English.
Give the Gift of Joy this Christmas This project will give essential supplies to help support a girl in rural Tanzania to complete her education in safety and comfort. Since 2012 Lyra has built 11 hostels, housing over 1,000 girls per year.   Our Christmas appeal aims to give small gifts directly to the girls in Lyra hostels, helping to make their learning and living environment more comfortable, and to extend the learning equipment they have available. We need your help to give them the much-needed gift of Joy this Christmas.
Community Music Program for Vietnamese Youth This project supports underpriviledged Vietnamese youth with weekly music and string ensemble lessons. Each student receives a violin or cello and takes lessons after school, 2-3 days a week. On the weekends the students come together to play as a community ensemble.  This project  creates a place for kids to be mentored, to share their love of music, and create long lasting friendships.
SEA:  Sisterhood Empowerment Academy The Sisterhood Empowerment Academy (SEA) is Sisterhood Agenda's eco-friendly headquarters based on the island of St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands.  It is a global empowerment space featuring sustainable eco-design and nature-inspired architecture.  Women, girls, and community leaders come here for healing, training, enlightenment and sister support.
Grassland Power in Inner Mogolia,China In a vast and isolated region of inner Mongolia, in China, time has nearly stood still. Herdsmen tend goats as their ancestors have for centuries, living in poverty-with no access to basic electric power and light. They burn dung to heat nurseries, cut grass into feed by hand and work hard to water the animals without water pumps. Enactus team capture the rays of the sun and harness the wind to bring 21st century power to these vast grasslands and offer new hope to these noble herdsmen!
School is the key, help us for a better tomorrow! The project "Montre m peche pou yon demen miyo" is to ensure that every kid in our community (Artibonite) receives a basic and equal education, giving priority to the poorest, most vulnerable and those who is living in areas affected by gang conflict. About 100 children will be able to go or return to their respective classrooms  and their parents will be able to have a small business, allowing them to take care of their children and cover related school fees in the years to come.
Education & nutrition for 200 children in Honduras The Bureau of International Labor states only 34% of children in Honduras finish grade six, it is even less in secondary school. UNICEF tells us two thirds of the population live below the poverty line and one third of infants are malnourished.  We provide free, good primary and secondary education to 166 children and team it with the nutrition they need for the best start in life.
Vocational training,  job creation for young PWDs Teaching traditional apparel and crafts, and integrating life skills, drawing, photography, teamwork and management skills, developing new product ideas and starting a business, The project has two objectives: Create jobs for people with disabilities, Use waste materials to create useful products. After that, they will become the production base of handicapped handicrafts business gifts Objects: 25 missing age disabled age from 15 -30, They are disabled people living in poor rural areas
Eco Guards  - WWF-Pakistan custodian's of nature This project will help in developing a generation of individuals who consider nature conservation their civic duty.  WWF-Pakistan raises environmental awareness among students in Ayubia National Park through nature clubs in schools. Students of these club graduate to become Eco Guards, custodians of local natural assets, are proof of the positive results of teaching by action and sensitizing the next generation to take ownership for nature conservation.
Re-empowering 15 surviving communities with SOLE We change the world for our children by creating the future of education!  Enabling educators and communities across Colombia with SOLE (Self-Organized Learning Environments) so that groups can learn, engage in dialogue across differences and collaborate to create flourishing communities and a more equal and connected world.  Since 2014, we've reached over 420,000 people. In 2022 we will re-empower 15 indigenous/rural communities survivors of the armed conflict with SOLE to weave lives and hope.
Help Aria Bring Digital Reading to Kids in India Children in India suffer from a severe lack of books. It's crucial for them to develop reading skills so they can succeed in school and beyond. Without the right books, they risk being permanently held back. Aria is an aspiring author who has a deep love for reading. She is partnering with Worldreader to raise funds to bring a digital library to kids in India through the Worldreader BookSmart collection. You can help change the lives of these children today!
Free 200 Girls from Female Circumcision Nigeria This project will be focusing on educating communities on the need to eradicate female genital mutilation in ikom & boki of cross river state. it will rescue 200 girls from 25 communities in an alternative rite of passage ceremony without the cut. through advocacy, open community dialogue/sensitization, and media awareness it will educate girls and boys about life skills, sexuality education, HIV, offer empowerment vocational training and seed grant to rural women.
Help Transform 2000 Lives: Wasteland To Homeland We are using a sustainable model to improve the lives of millions affected by the devastating conditions of landfill environments. By providing waste-pickers with a more efficient method for waste collection, em[POWER] will give waste-pickers the necessary resources to lift themselves out of poverty. In addition, a community of 2,000 waste-pickers living in Matuail Landfill, Bangladesh need better health care, education, opportunities for economic development, and access to electricity.
2012 US Tornadoes Recovery Early the morning of February 29, storms through the Midwest spawned tornadoes killing twelve and destroying more than 200 homes and businesses. On April 4, a cluster of tornadoes struck again in North Texas, damaging  over 650 homes and crippling the districts of Arlington and Lancaster. 

We are calling on our neighbors and fellow humanitarians to support long-term structural and economic recovery of towns most devastated by this season's violent storms.
Help Nicaraguan Farmers Build their Resilience Certain farm communities face crises like climate change and volatile markets far better than others. Knowing 'why' will help some of the poorest farming communities in the world better prepare for inevitable environmental and economic shocks. We ask for your support to bring farmers this understanding of resilience in a coffee-growing region in Nicaragua.
Help Mexican Students to Become Professionals!! Only 13 out of 100 children in Mexico will get an undergraduate degree and only 2-3 will hold a graduate education degree. Access to higher education will give better opportunities to State of Mexico students, helping them to break the cycle of poverty.  A donation to UAEMex Foundation will directly benefit an enrolled talented but needy student to change his life expectations, helping him to go from underemployment and crime recruitment vulnerability to a better life.
Ergonomic benches for Mexican backstrap weavers This project: teaches carpenters how to make the ergonomic bench. It trains weavers to use the bench to protect their health and increase their income potential, while also preserving weaving culture.
Support Eco-Tourism and Marine Conservation The marine conservation project aims to create a sustainable ecotourism environment by conserving and monitoring dolphin and coral reef health through education. Zanzibar is one of the last remaining areas in the world with a dolphin population that is not governed by guidelines that limits the impact of tourism on their behavior. Our Conservation project focuses on conducting research, ethical dolphin tour workshops and conservation clubs for local schools to create a sustainable environment.
Provide 570 children with life-saving vaccines This project will immunize 570 children in a small Cambodian village against Hepatitis B, diphtheria, pertussis, and tetanus, all potentially fatal and preventable diseases.
ActionAid's Pakistan Flood Relief At least 1,600 people have died in the Monsoon floods and 3 million people have been affected with many having to shelter on rooftops, trees and electricity poles.
Help Venezuelan teachers continue to teach values! Alive to the World, a proven values-based character formation program, has been effective teaching integrity and reducing pregnancy and violence in Venezuelan schools. Currently, with the pandemic our lessons must be remote, and our teachers and students in Sabaneta, a poor and violent neighborhood in Aragua, need improved connectivity. With your help and monthly support, we will now equip them with digital devices and mobile data plans to continue receiving training in values and life skills.
Yak Sva: The Living Arts Mission 192 underprivileged rural orphans will be able to attend Self-Sufficiency Program (SSP)-computer skills and English language skills-a gift for Lives with a brighter future. Your gift will be used for hiring 4 former OCTO Orphanage's residents with first hands experiences; 4 professional instructors; school supplies (computers, white boards, projectors, utility bills, books, copy machines, job site visits, job searches & job trainings, etc.) and health insurance for all 192 in OCTO Orphanage.
help old people find a family and meaning of life Under the project, we will improve housing and living conditions and social conditions of adaptation in a nursing home located in a rural area of Kazakhstan.  Implementation of the project will allow to provide annually comprehensive professional support to 150 lonely elderly and disabled people. The main goal is to create our home comfort, not only existence, but also the return of interest in life among the elderly, their social adaptation to society, and professional care for them.
Support Rural Schools in Sri Lanka This project will support rural schools from the poorest sections in Sri Lanka to get their basic requirements such as sports goods; library books; musical instruments; water, sanitation & hygiene requirements; and essential school packs comprising of school supplies, bags, shoes, etc., for each student. Our assistance will help them surmount the hurdle of poverty to reach their educational goals thus ensuring a brighter future and the opportunity of breaking the cycle of poverty.
Emergency Response to Turkey Earthquake On October 30, a 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck off Turkey's Aegaeon coast. Over 100 people have died, over 1,000 were injured, and at least 17 buildings have been damaged-making it the deadliest earthquake to hit Turkey in nearly a decade. Dozens of people remain unaccounted for and over 2,000 have been displaced from their homes. International Medical Corps is working with local partners to provide immediate relief and recovery support as part of the Government of Turkey's response efforts.
Education of vulnerable and orphaned girls. This project will sustain and educate 1000 vulnerable girls and teenage mothers.we shall buy Doe for each and teach them how take care of the rabbit breed it so that after three months the Doe will have litter which will be ready for sale.The girl is expected to donate one mature doe to another needy girl for the chain to continue.During the three months the girl will be selling urine and manure to the farmers in  the community to pay school fees and upkeep .This project will sustain itself .
2021 PAMA COVID-19 Urgent Relief to Palestine During these uncertain and challenging times, PAMA continues to update you on the situation in Palestine. Currently, there are 163573 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the West Bank and Gaza, and 1684 deaths cases as of 1/7/2021.We at PAMA are committed to supporting Palestine throughout this crisis and we know that you are too. We have seen how, together, PAMA and its supporters can save lives and we know we can count on you to meet this challenge with us.
Roosevelt High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Madeleine, Ariah, and Dylan 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.
Functional Computing & Employment for ID Adults AMBA, a Movement, enables Livelihood using Information & Communication Technology for adults with moderate to severe intellectual disabilities across India.   AMBA requests community participation in raising funds to manage 475 AMBA Certified Partner Centers across 25 states in India. Monitoring excellence and developing Business to match the Training to enable 100% Employment to 8000 beneficiaries in different stages of Training in a safe environment.
PROJECT "NO EXCUSES" SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 30 CHILDREN Education is universally acknowledged to have a significant impact on future earnings. A good education is the foundation that a young person needs to be able to overcome societal challenges and become a valuable, income-generating member of the community.This project will keep 30 vulnerable children in school through a holistic scholarship scheme for a minimum of 5 years. It will cover the cost of educational, nutritional, health and social support to children aged 6 to18 years.
ABCF Education Projects Our Education focus area aims to improve the quality of learning facilities, provide access to education for the poor, and offer leadership and job shadowing opportunities.
Winter wear for 55 worthy orphans This project wil help to provide  some winter wear for our kids with your support. The Winter wear is sold by the migrants of Nepal. The cost of a blanket and a sweater is $ 25. All of this money will go directly towards a Winter wear, clothes and foot wear for the children to share, and any other important needs the children home deem pertinent. These are the ways we're seeking to fill in the hopes of injecting more creativity, fun, and happiness into the children's daily lives.
Down syndrome training for parents in Rwanda This project will enable the Rwanda Down Syndrome Organisation (RDSO) to train family members and teachers in Rwanda to support the development of children with Down syndrome. This project has two parts:  1. An intensive 'training of trainers' workshop run by DSi in Kigali to train RDSO staff and volunteers to become early development trainers;  2. Training workshops run by RDSO for teachers and parents on how best to support children with Down syndrome in their early development.
Equip Maternal Health Center in Sierra Leone This project will help purchase life-saving biomedical equipment for the Maternal Center of Excellence (MCoE) at the Koidu Government Hospital in Sierra Leone. Funds raised through this campaign will equip the MCoE with tools like neonatal incubators and surgical beds, which are essential for delivering high-quality care but too expensive for the hospital to purchase.
Help Young Syrians Affected By War You can support Syrian children to cope with the effects of war, to build their resilience so they might prosper despite their experiences.  International Alert provides safe spaces where children can engage in arts and play based therapies, build relationships with their peers, and enjoy the simple joys of childhood.
Improving Maternal-Infant Health for Mayan Women Poverty, illness, and malnutrition threaten the lives of expectant mothers and their newborns in indigenous coffee-growing communities of Guatemala. Pueblo a Pueblo helps reduce the threat by offering access to education and vital prenatal and postnatal care for mothers and medical care for their babies from birth to age five, the most vulnerable period of their lives.
Create new health professionals in South Sudan The International Medical Corps medical training school creates new health professionals in South Sudan, where fewer than 200 doctors are expected to serve 10 million people.
Provide Water Purifiers to 100 Households The majority of communities in Uganda are forced to drink untreated water, which results in widespread illness and disease. With your help, we can buy 100 water purifiers for impoverished households in Rural Uganda. By doing so, we can promote treated water in areas and an increased focus on health care.
Sanitation and Infrastructure in Schools - India Children from government schools in India often do not have access to toilets, clean drinking water and the basic minimum infrastructure to be in school. This project is created with the objective of providing the required infrastructure including clean toilets, stationery, library, safe drinking water and other fulfill other need-based requirements.
Help to empower 1000 Nigerian women in SMEs Our Empower Women program is designed to empower young Nigerian women (18-35 yrs) to live more meaningful lives by equipping them with handy, marketable, and practicable skills, such as creative bag- and shoe-making with Ankara, advanced pastry-making techniques, and cake designing, etc., along with the financial and technical support in setting up their own businesses, and marketing their products to an expanding clientele base.