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Provide Flood and Landslide Relief in Sierra Leone The average annual rainfall in Freetown, Sierra Leone is 1501 mm (almost 5 feet). It is one of the wettest cities in Africa. This large amount of rainfall results in the runoff of huge amounts of water from the surrounding hills. Unfortunately, the end result is the loss of life and property. Many of those affected are impoverished, and not able to recover on their own. This project helps provide short-term assistance and long-term aid to restore hope and normalcy to those who are affected.
Help Bring Christmas to Street Families amid COVID This project will bring Christmas to women, babies and children living on the streets of Nairobi. We will supply masks, diapers, sanitary pads, blankets, new underwear and food to 100-200 people living in the streets on Christmas Day!
Thailand Tsunami Relief Fund The west coast of Thailand was severely hit, including outlying islands and populated areas such as Phuket.
Barka's School of Poland The School combines social support with professional activities and vocational training.
A Safe Learning Space for Zimbabwean ECD Learners This project will provide ablutions for the Early Childhood Development (ECD) classes in Zimbabwe's Hwange National Park to improve hygiene & sanitation & reduce their chances of contracting dangerous diseases like typhoid & cholera, which are prevalent in the area. This project will also build a fence around the perimeter to keep the children safe from dangerous wild animals which occur here in high numbers. The ultimate goal is to increase ECD admissions & give children a better start in life.
Train 155 Youth to Teach 2325 Sri Lankan Children Tea Leaf Trust will train 155 amazing, hardworking students to teach critical English lessons to 2,325 children a year. These lovely children are from the remote Sri Lankan tea estates and unable to access or afford classes. English offers them the chance escape a future of near slavery. The students will develop key professional skills that are crucial to their futures. The project also empowers them to become leaders of change in communities facing abject poverty and complex social issues.
EMPOWERING THE POOR WITH SKILLS TRAINING This project aims to provide the essential household furnishings, to make it possible for underprivileged families presently living in a slum in Pattaya to move into eight single room units which the Hand to Hand Foundation has built.  These families are often uneducated and therefore have limited employment opportunities to be able to provide these necessities for themselves. The housing remains the property of the foundation and homeless families can stay until they are financially stable.
SEED TO WEALTH This project will enhance the capacity of rural women and smallholder farmers in Nigeria to end hunger, poverty and curb land degradation. We are teaching them how to regenerate their land resources,helping them plant and grow fruit (economic) trees, crops and vegetables for a sustainable livelihood.Seed to Wealth trains and empowers 25 beneficiaries in each selected community/corporative on sustainable land management,seedlings, beekeeping and alternative skills for enhanced economy and nature
Help Educate Girls in Northern Afghanistan Help us support education for girls at 12 schools in Balkh Province, Northern Afghanistan. Since 2003, we have worked to build, repair and supply these schools, train teachers and improve the curriculum. High priority needs for 2020 include computer literacy training, computer equipment, desks, literacy programs, salaries for 2 Afghan women who are Sahar's liaisons with schools, teacher education and  maintenance of roofs, drainage systems and security.
Make an orphaned child the â€œLight of Your Lifeâ€ Our campaign will end the use of harmful and polluting candles and kerosene by providing solar and wind-up Lifelights â€“ which are clean, safe, LED lanterns isolated and orphaned child-led families.
My Mind Matters - A Mental Health Collective This project will continuing educating the community about mental health issues that plague them.  We will use this project to reach 1,000 people in the communities with the largest inpatient admissions for mental health per capita for the city.
Serve 3,000 children with lifesaving vitamins For undernourished children, vitamins are life-giving nutrients. The Global Renourish Organization (GRO) plans to supply three thousand children with lifesaving vitamins in Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea.  Although small in size, vitamins are necessary for life, health and growth.
Turtle heroes: Protecting Sea Turtles in Suriname Sea turtles have been visiting the beaches of Suriname since prehistory to lay their eggs. Some of the most significant sea turtle nesting beaches on the Atlantic coast of South America are found in Suriname. Sea turtles are globally at risk of extinction. And even though many in Suriname know this, some still poach and consume sea turtle eggs. As knowledge about the animals is not widespread, most people do not know that only 10 out of 1000 eggs will develop into adult sea turtles.
Send Emergency Aid to Syrian Women War Refugees In camps for Syrian refugees in Jordan, MADRE and our local midwife partners are tending to the health and psychosocial needs of women war refugees and their families.
Mothers and Children's Helping Hands All's Well Home "Mothers & Children's Helping Hands" recovery fund is dependent on the humanitarian donations made by caring people and institutions. It's founded as a community support group dedicated to helping mothers with children, that have suffered domestic violence, abuse, constructive desertion and child abandonment by spouse; by giving these mothers and their babies a new opportunity. Do something amazing and help make a difference in a child's life and nation.
Information Equality for Hard of Hearing People The program aims to provide hard of hearing people with sign language interpretation services, about 150 cases or 300 hours each year, which will enable them to communicate with others without difficulty in many aspects, including attending class, obtaining employment, seeking medical treatment, calling police and participating in social activities.
TAILORING WIDOWS Tailoring widows' project plans to implement vocational training programs to provide free training in Tailoring and Dressmaking for 200  disadvantaged and venerable girls and women in Kisumu County Slums, Kisumu City in Kenya.  The support requested is to equip our vocational School with modern machinery to provide value added and market focused training to make the vulnerable group economically empowered.
Educate and Empower Economically This project will develop hearing Impaired learning materials, providing a rich supply of learning device and critical literacy support services to 5000 school-age deaf children who hail from less-privileged families in our society.  The project will also train 300 out school youths employability skills for self-reliance & sustainability for future prosperity and will provide startup types of equipment to graduates to enable them to start their own businesses.
Nonprofit Consortium of St. Croix (USVI) The Nonprofit Consortium actively convenes 35+ organizations in health & human services, environment and education to collaborate around; 1) programming; 2) operating support and 3) organizational capacity building.  This project is critical due to the compounded impact of Hurricanes Maria and COVID-19 and will enable us to convene, provide direct services, and advocate for both front-line service providers and secondary impact service organizations.
Teach 300 Kruger Youth about Conservation The Eco-Cubs project teaches over 300 kids in the greater Kruger region about conservation and environmental protection in an after school program that develops skills, increases economic opportunities and reconnects youth to their indigenous heritage. The youth are negatively impacted by poverty, HIV/AIDS and exclusion from access to the neighboring environment, while poaching, subsistence hunting, habitat encroachment and disconnection from the environment threaten the area's unique wildlife.
India COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund This project will ensure oxygen support to 152 critically ill COVID-19 patients, food and ration support to 500 vulnerable families, and home-based care and treatment to hundred COVID-19 patients who have no financial and emotional support during the crisis. The project will also support our frontline workers who have been infected with the virus while working on the ground, ensuring emergency relief to the families worst affected by lockdown. Beneficiaries will be supported across India.
From Japanese First Responders to the World Great East Japan Earthquake was a big tragedy but extremely valuable lesson to the world as well. It is critical to integrate Japanese first responders' valuable experience to the systematic knowledge people over the world can share and learn.
Save Lives in the World's Most Remote Villages This project will support Last Mile Health as it recruits, trains, equips, manages, and pays professionalized community health workers - enabling them to provide health services through home visits, serving to heal and restore hope in post-war and post-Ebola Liberia.
Help 10 at risk youth attain world-class education United World College in Costa Rica has awarded 10 full scholarships to outstanding young men and women coming from 8 different countries: Yemen, Pakistan, Liberia, Congo, Panama, Ecuador, Argentina and Colombia.  3 of them come from foster-care homes, 2 hold the status of refugees, and 5 come from violent war zones.  They still need $5K more, each. This will cover visa fees, university application fees, 2yrs pocket money and a stipend for December breaks.
Help domestic abuse survivors in Italy with tech Isolation is putting the lives of abuse survivors at risk. Chayn Italia and our global project Chayn.co use tech to provide survivors with tools and information so they can start their journey out of abuse. We devote our tech experience to support survivors with practical tips and train social workers at women's centres so they can improve their tech skills and better help survivors. We will provide digital support to 20 women's centers, reaching at least 50 social workers and 3800 survivors.
Planting a Forest to fight pollution in Sofia Sofia is Europe's most polluted capital and World Health Organization alarmed that Bulgaria ranks second in the world in terms of deaths due to air pollution. We want to buy neglected urban land and plant an Urban Forest to restore the green passes that lead the fresh air from the mountain to the city.
Computer literacy for 400 poor Pakistani girls The rural areas of District Muzaffargarh and Faisalabad, 80% of the population is not sensitized of the basic computer literacy and in the females it is even worse. Majority of the Government schools in the rural areas of Muzaffargarh and Faisalabad does not consider and offer computer education. The project has been designed with the purpose of providing computer literacy (10 months training) to the poor and school dropout girls of District Muzaffargarh and Faisalabad to meet current trends.
Elizabeth Seton Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Adena, Katelyn, Madison, Lindsay, Margaret, & Camara from Elizabeth Seton High 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.
Cell Phone Distribution Project Cell phones benefit 24000 refugees to immediately communicate reports of suspicion as a warning system. They can be used to warn women and girls during their trips to collect firewood to ensure their protection from rape and violence against them.   Cell phones will help refugees by spreading nonviolent tactics and information to stay connected. Data such as, pictures, text, and audio can be stored on cell phones in terms as evidence and warnings. Families can be kept in touch with each others.
Response to Devastating Sichuan, China Earthquake Mercy Corps and our partners are working to provide water, sanitation and hygiene solutions and protect children's emotional wellbeing following the magnitude 7.0 earthquake that struck Ya'an prefecture in Sichuan, on April 20th. The powerful quake caused extensive damage to homes, buildings, roads and water systems in the three counties of Lushan, Tianquan and Baoxing.  The most recent estimates are that 2 million people have been displaced from their homes.
HELPING CARAMA  SURVIVORS OF FLOODING DISASTER This project is about building 100 houses for 100 families in Carama, to provide shelters to the survivors of  the Sunday, February 9th, 2014 torrential  rains and landslides that have left at list 77 people dead, about 12,000 displaced in Bujumbura and around 1000 houses destroyed in the northern  areas of Bujumbura, Capital City. The Carama location is where JRMD  helped 786 families to build 786 houses  whom their homes were destroyed during the ethnic ware in 1993.
Literacy Training to Transform Lives Leadership Initiatives business owners have transformed their communities by creating fishfarming projects to feed the poor, electrical shops to create and bring power back to villages, welding programs have created and rebuilt dilapidated homes.   This was all accomplished by young community leaders and business owners who do not speak English but Hausa and have had problems expanding their changes to new neighborhoods because of a language barrier, this project will break that barrier down.
Build school for 897 children in Togo rural area This project will provide two school buildings of three classes and direction each to Tannou and Glopé kolisècopé in order to offer better conditions of studies to the children in this two villages
Economic Independence for Ghana Witch Hunt Victims The Guinea Fowl project of the Rural Initiatives Ghana Foundation will provide   new opportunities for approximately 170 destitute women presently living in "witches camps" in Northern Ghana. The project assists women victimized by superstition and rejected from their home communities after being accused of witchcraft. Funding received will provide for the purchase of small breeding flocks of local Guinea Fowl and group training in best practices for sustainable small-scale poultry production.
Prenatal Care for Suffering Single Mother in India SGVS project will save the lives of 50 single mothers and their infants, by providing a home, nutrition, healthcare and love to these marginalized members of India's untouchable caste.
PROVIDE 66 ADOLESCENT MOTHERS WITH MILKING COWS This project will provide adolescent women and their children with milking cows. Many unwed mothers who face unplanned pregnancies are subject to abuse, neglect and malnutrition for themselves and their child. COVID has increased this. Cows provide a sustainable income, create self-sufficiency for the single mother, and combat nutrient deficiencies for the child. This leads to a healthy life for both mother and child due to sustained income which provides health care and education opportunities
Build 14 new homes for indigenous tribes in India The basic living conditions of the Kattunayaka and Paniya tribes leads to poor health and disease.  Working together we will build 14 new homes which will ease their poverty and suffering.
Continuing Malala's Dream - Educating Pakistan Established in the year 1985 in peri-urban areas of Lahore, 3 formal and 27 informal community outreach schools of Fatima Memorial Hospital are providing education to 1850 underprivileged students. Of the enrolled students, the enrollment of girls is only 35%, reflecting the gender discrimination in the society. Hence, this project aims to provide equal educational opportunities to girls by providing them with primary/secondary education and increase their enrollment level to 50%.
Antibiotics for 300 Very Sick and Needy Cambodians You can provide life-saving, powerful antibiotic medication for at least 300 people a year. Impoverished people come to Sihanouk Hospital Center of HOPE with complex, drug-resistant infections that require hospitalization and rigorous medical treatment. Patients are admitted after seeking unsuccessful treatment from drug sellers and suffering from symptoms for a long time. Their infections are severe and require laboratory testing and appropriate medication. Your gift saves lives.
Build Back Better Tohoku Architecture for Humanity is collaborating with local design and construction professionals to reconstruct the northern region of Japan, where the earthquake and tsunami hit on March 11, 2011. It has been three years since the disaster, but many communities still need assistance in long-term reconstruction. Makibiz, our regional office in Japan, provides design, construction, and business development services to communities in the Tohoku region.
Hurricane Ida Relief Fund Hurricane Ida caused widespread damage and flooding, where it made landfall in Louisiana as a Category 4 storm and traveled north, inflicting more casualties. Your donation to the Hurricane Ida Relief Fund will provide emergency aid like food, water, medicine, and shelter to impacted communities. Once immediate needs are met, this fund will provide long-term assistance, with a focus on locally led responses.  All donations to this fund will exclusively support communities and first responders.
Sponsor 5 Year Sanitary Cup for South African Girl Gift of the Givers helps keep girls in school through the delivery of re-usable Mina Cups. These cups provide a long-term solution for girls who cannot afford the monthly expense of sanitary pads and miss out on school because of it. Through your support we can provide 5 year relief to young girls allowing them an equal opportunity at education, unhindered by their menstruation.
HIV-Free Babies and Treatment of Infected Families Freedom Foundation prevents mother-to-child transmission of HIV. Our goal: 25 people living with HIV/AIDS in friendly hospitals that deliver services to prevent HIV transmission from mother to child.
Liberian Girls Books In A Bag Since February 2014 all activities surrounding the reading rooms in Liberia have been on hold due to the outbreak of the Ebola Virus. Schools have been closed and large public gatherings prohibited.  The Liberian Girls Org would like to continue to encourage children to read while at home by providing book bags stuffed with books, school supplies, math and spelling activities, and printout of children-friendly guide on the preventing Ebola.
Crowdsourced Mapping to Prevent FGM in Tanzania This is a volunteer run project mapping rural Tanzania into Openstreetmap - an open source map available to everyone for navigation, planning, and monitoring of services.  We are adding schools, clinics, villages, road  and water points using a combination of satellite images, open government data and training locals on the ground with mobile apps.  We prioritise areas where girls are at risk of FGM so that advocacy staff know where the villages are so can reach the girls at risk quickly.
COMPLETION OF BLOOD BANK FOR TRANSFUSION SERVICES The ECG hospital is located in kpandai, a rural community with a population of about 108,816. The hospital carry out emergency operations that need the availability of blood and blood products. Also, antepartum hemorrhage, post partum hemorrhage and anemia cases need urgent transfusion.  However we do not have a standard blood bank and our services are hampered by such a deficiency. We are therefore rolling out this project in order to procure a blood bank and refurbish a room for this services
Primeros Pasos The Primeros Pasos Clinic is the only reliable and affordable source of local health care in the area that offers medical, dental, and lab services to both adults and children. We combine clinical care with year-round health education classes in schools and community groups to create a lasting, positive impact on the quality of life of the rural communities of the Palajunoj Valley of Quetzaltenango, Guatemala.
Taking care of 312vulnerable South African orphans Mulodi Thusani Drop in Centre is located in a rural area called Mulodi Village found in South Africa. It provides care to 312 vulnerable and orphan children, it encourages children to study, protect them from abuse. We also provide food parcels(fully balanced meal once per day) to family headed by orphan children and they now  have access to education. We also engage them in sports. We have a site with no building and plan to build our own in the future since we are operating in a church.
NDF Rehab Center, Nawabshah All over the world, mental health is one of the biggest issues to be handled in our society. Keeping in view the big data of Intellectual Disabilities in Sindh, NDF established NDF Rehab Center in Nawabshah, it brings regular services to children with intellectual disabilities, such as life therapies i-e Physiotherapy, Psychotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, vocational/non formal education & independent living to 100 Children with Intellectual Disabilities with boarding facility.
Give a head start -100,000 students in rural India Research shows that the earlier a child is introduced to a language the better. English is not a language present in the environment of Indian rural children.The only way they pick up English is by reading written text. Hence teaching them to decode text through phonics is the first step.The research based method of phonics is recommended and this is where Vidyarambam comes in with HeadStart - giving a head start to the rural children in life and employability, delivering English through Phonics
Help Women by Providing Tailoring Training This project intends to give skills training in tailoring, embroidery, and fashion design courses for sustainable livelihoods to 200 women. With this vocational skills training, women will live with dignity by earning money themselves. During this training, women will learn and develop skills in tailoring & embroidery to work on sarees and blouse pieces. We provide sewing machines and tool kits to survive on their own and live with dignity.
Health Care for 2500 Migrant Women and Girls While all migrants are vulnerable to abuse and exploitation, women migrants face double discrimination, as women and as migrants. This project will ensure 2 500 vulnerable migrant women and girls in South Africa have access to maternal, sexual and reproductive health care and are safe from all forms of violence. It will also assist 1000 migrants with humane repatriation and reintegration aid within the Southern Africa Region. A Regional Migrant Management Strategy and Model will be developed.
Help the vulnerable with Food Packets in Covid 19 As the nation grapples to contain the spread of the infection, the pandemic has costed thousands of lives and has forced millions of vulnerable people into poverty. This project will help provide relief measures to the urban and rural vulnerable families from preventing them from being victims of hunger and malnutrition and also from preventing the spread of the virus locally by empowering communities through the short- and long-term sustainable relief measures.
Beating Covid-19 with climate change resilience We help traditional local people who depend on growing their food and some crops to market. We include our 19 Steps Out of Poverty for Subsistence Farmers, teaching how to grow a cost-efficient balanced diet. Since tourism has come to a stop, work allowances and working hours are halved. Covid-19 demands that our crew become business people. Even producing little, they can become sales people which will help to change their mindset. Their extended families include up to 7 children and others.
Ensuring children have adults they can trust This project will provide support to homeless children and young people and children in prisons across Mombasa.