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TETO - Construction of transitional housing In September, TETO will accomplish another massive construction of transitional housing in four different communities located in Sao Paulo, with the joint work of families and young volunteers. The construction generates an encounter between these two realities, promoting critical reflection and concrete proposals on how to overcome poverty. This process is done with a community approach, which promotes the organization and participation of the community.
HELP AND WRAP ME! Girls and young victims of violence, trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation require support to improve the living conditions of the home where they live, located in the city of Puerto Montt, geographically hostile area in terms of climate, where girls live permanently during the year.
With your help we hope to improve the conditions of heating, bedding and clothing for girls and young people, ensuring a better quality of life.
Provide Medicine and Feed 10000 IDPs in NE Nigeria Ohaha Family Foundation will provide mobile healthcare services and food assistance to an estimated 10,000 migrants and internally displaced persons (IDPs) of the 7 million people urgently in need of food and livelihoods assistance in North East (NE) Nigeria affected by Boko Haram conflict that killed over 20,000 people, countless women and girls abducted and children drafted as suicide bombers since 2009. 80% of NE Nigeria considered high risk for international humanitarian actors
Provide Education to AIDS Boko Haram Victims Hope 360 Initiative for Peace is working to free orphans from the cycle of poverty by providing a high-quality, free education, both formal and informal, to children who have been Victims  due to insurgency order to counteract pervasive hunger, poverty, and systemic deprivation. Your donation will help provide a student with a uniform, meals, medicine, and supplies for one school year. For our secondary students, your donation will also include transportation to their school.
East Africa Child Hunger and Famine Relief Fund Children in East Africa are struggling to survive the ongoing impact of one of the worst droughts the region has ever seen. Across Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia, children are at risk of acute malnutrition due to the lack of food and water. These situations are growing worse by the day.
Support Legal Services for Zambian Children This projects aims to provide access to legal assistance for children who come into conflict with the law as well as social services to children who are detained in and released from correctional facilities. Legal representation will be provided to ensure that all child cases undergo fair trial devoid of prejudiced judgement. Children and families will be provided with various types of social support during the child's detention and after the child's release including food and therapy.
Give enterprise skills to unemployed young people As the jobless total for 16-24 year olds hit record figures of 1.02 million, it is critical to help young people into work for the future of the economy and society. In deprived areas where jobs are not available, the enterprise voucher scheme will allow Head for Business to work with 10 young people to become empowered, explore enterprise, promote creativity and risk taking, as well as enhancing their personal learning and thinking skills in a entrepreneurially-minded, supportive environment.
Transform Education and Lives in the Riau Islands In the Riau Islands, students living in fishing communities of Bintan and surrounding small islands are trapped in a cycle of poor education outcomes, environmental degradation and limited job opportunities. The Island Foundation addresses these complex issues by providing a free education program for students using our bespoke and locally relevant curriculum that is based on principles of sustainability, and through local teacher training sessions for public school teaching staff.
AMPATH Surgery Surgery is an essential part of healthcare. Yet 5 billion people lack access to basic surgical care around the world. AMPATH Surgery aims to improve access to surgery in Western Kenya by leading with patient care. Rooted in care, we work to strengthen surgical education and research in the region, focused on making a visible and sustained impact for the surgical needs of more than 4 million people who live in Western Kenya.
Help Break The Poverty Cycle in Venezuela Help break the poverty cycle in Venezuela by providing scholarships and individualized mentorship to underprivileged college age students (individuals who live in poverty and are first generation to attend college). Currently, 60% of college age students face either not attending college or dropping out in order to work and help their families (El Nacional Feb. 26, 2018 - Encuesta de Condiciones de Vida 2017). Unless your support is provided, these students will most likely drop out of college.
Help us to Save A Dad Over 12,000 men die from prostate cancer every year in the UK.  And over 50,000 men are diagnosed with it.  Tackle Prostate Cancer acts as the patient voice for just under 100 prostate cancer support groups across the country and this project will allow us to support those groups with grants to carry out PSA tests in the community to help with early diagnosis. We want to #SaveaDad.
Growing Free of Gendered Violence in Costa Rica Empower at-risk kids from the vulnerable community of Carpio in Costa Rica, against gender-based violence by challenging beliefs and attitudes based on stereotyped gender roles. To educate them to better deal with situations associated with gendered violence within their families and community by teaching them alternatives to violence. To promote gender equality by raising awareness of equal human rights for all for a more equal community and world.
"Education and opportunities for vulnerable youth" Many vulnerables youth in Colombia need study opportunities. The project provides professional guidance, financial support for study and a program to get employment, for 60 Youth. They have lived in poverty and need contributions to study, work and build a better future. With access to professional education and a job, build their life project and break the cycle of poverty for themselves and their families. If you dream of a better world, help these young people to change their future.
Clean a river in Migingo & stop plastic pollution This project will clean up a polluted, refuse and plastic-filled stretch of the Mathare river in central Nairobi, Kenya, transforming what is currently a dumping ground for garbage into an urban garden where the community can meet, children can play safely, and where the community can grow vegetables to help their food security and livelihoods. This will also remove this garbage from the river system, allowing plastic and other items to be recycled instead of washing down into the Indian Ocean.
education and food for 350 rural girls in India This project would lay a strong foundation for 350 rural girls belonging to disadvantaged families by imparting early childhood education and serving cooked nutritious food. 10 integrated child development centers, each having 35 girls, would be opened in 10 villages to combat and eliminate Low literacy, high drop out rate and malnutrition among rural girls of Mewat district in the state of Haryana, India. AGS has helped more than 300000 girls  to complete primary and pre-primary education
Boost Women's Livelihood Collectives for Equality The project plans to assist 200 women mushroom growers in six villages in Tamulpur and Nagrijuli blocks of Baksa districtin Assam. The villages are Pakhribari, NatunHaoli, Montangapar, Kalipur, Ulubari and Ahuzarguri. Baksa district sharesan international border with Bhutan which is about 5 kms away from the above mentioned villages. The project aims in providingthe women mushroom growers a platform towards sustainable development though economic benefit. The target women belong to Bodo, Nepali,
Empower 6 Young NYC Social Justice Policy Fellows! With your support, we will hire six young, low-income New Yorkers to serve as Social Justice Policy Fellows, receiving the support, knowledge and platform they need to transform the systems of poverty and inequity in this rapidly changing city. During this nine-month program, fellows will receive trauma-sensitive, culturally competent training, experience and access to coalition partners that will help them achieve meaningful change and feel the incredible empowerment that comes with mastery.
End Malaria in Children of Rural communities, Kano The project will provide Insecticide Treated Nets that will be used by pregnant women and children in rural communities Kano to prevent malaria; first therapy drugs for malaria and rapid diagnostic test kits. This project also aims at teaching women home management, recognition of signs&symptoms of malaria and what to do before seeking medical care. Malaria has affected 25 children out of the 50 reported cases of malaria in  one primary healthcare center in Madobi, Kano.
Sexual Assault Crisis Response for Ugandan Orphans The Nyaka AIDS Orphans Project uses education and empowerment to help HIV/AIDS Orphans escape poverty. After a 9-year-old student at one of Nyaka's schools was raped by a 35-year-old man, the organization mobilized to protect the children of Uganda. This project will work to increase understanding about sexual assault among students and community members, influence attitudes about sexual assault, and work with local authorities to get justice for sexual assault survivors.
Start Self Help Groups for 200 Women in KaleboLaka In rural Ethiopia, the most vulnerable members of the community are women and children. While their well-being is specifically targeted by our clean water projects,  there is more than can be done to increase the ability of women to play a full role in decision-making and in the economic life. Increasing women's capacity to earn income and giving them knowledge and tools that can increase their self-confidence are powerful ways of improving the status of women and influencing the whole community
Tennessee Flood Relief Fund Heavy rains caused flash floods in five counties in western Tennessee. The town of Waverly was severely damaged by floodwater, with many homes and businesses destroyed and swept away. A number of people became trapped, leading to water rescues and several deaths. GlobalGiving is working closely with our partners on the ground to get emergency support to them in this time of need.
Building kindergarten for 100 kids in Uganda "Building kindergarten for 100 kids in Uganda" is a sub-project of our bigger project - "Building a school and orphanage" which is partial funded. "Smile for Africa foundation" has the courage to realize the dream of buying land and build a school, orphanage and kindergarten in rural Uganda. Our purpose is to give home for around 100 orphans and care and education for more than 300 children.
Making a House a Home for Domestic Abuse Survivors When women and children flee domestic abuse to live in one of Solace Women's Aid refuges, they often leave with nothing except the clothes on their backs, feeling traumatised and afraid. Our project will provide practical and emotional support in the refuges to help them on their journey to recovery.
Gift early Learning to an orphan Children who attend pre school before school age do better in school. However, due to lack of funds most Ugandan orphans are unable to attend school early enough. This project will complete an early learning centre to provide basic literacy and numeracy to children who were orphaned by Hiv/AIDS.
Water for Sangmelima Cameroon- Africa is one of the countries in the equator where the sun is the hottest. There are about 2000 people in need of clean water. We have chosen to place a water well at Alfred and Sarah Bilingual Academy Sangmelima, South Region because we want the kids in particular to have clean water when they are in school. The children currently have to carry enough water for all their water needs for the whole day to school with them. By noon they have already run out.
Empowering Students for a Greater Tomorrow! Due to recent events across our nation's schools, we are driven to inspire as many teens in our community as possible. Our program promotes this foundation of such idealistic principles such as self-esteem, respect, mental clarity, wellness, and leadership. All of these skills are essential to forming healthy coping skills and relationships well into adulthood. However, we cannot do this alone. We rely on the support of our community to help us thrive in order to have a profound presence.
Send 100 Orphans in Swaziland to School Swaziland has the worldâ€™s highest HIV and tuberculosis infection rate. This is why the Swiss Red Cross has a comprehensive Aids and tuberculosis program for mothers and children.
Support GK USA Relief Efforts for Typhoon Mangkhut Typhoon Mangkhut (local name, Typhoon Ompong) hit the Philippines on Saturday, September 15, packing rain and winds of up to 165 mph. Northern Luzon island was hardest hit, affecting 250,000 individuals.  Gawad Kalinga's Philippine operations team mobilized as early as Friday, preparing evacuation shelters and food for the displaced. $10,500 will feed 5,000 people for a week. Damaged roofs will be repaired at $250 per home, while farms and fishing boats can be repaired at $800 each.
Invest in Peace for Nepal Service for Peace/GPConnect! is an international NGO that furthers the growth and development of individuals and communities through the shared experience of voluntary service. In Nepal, where Maoist rebels and govn't forces fought for a decade, we are working to address the aftermath of the civil war, focusing on the plight of women and orphaned children. Beginning in the town of Sarlahi, we have introduced a community-based approach involving an orphanage, literacy education, and goat farming.
Food Security & Livelihood Project in South Sudan The proposed 7 months project will be implemented in NBeG- Aweil state targeting 700 beneficiaries of one county in two Payam of 500 in Maduany, and 200 in Rumtiit Payam which are in crisis due to food insecurity, yearly flooding, drought and were the farming practices among the predominantly peasantry community are very poor culminating in to problems of food insecurity, poverty and environmental degradation. RADRA  intends to provide  agriculture inputs to IDPs and host community including di
Estudio Damgo III: A Filipino Design+Build Studio The Senior Architecture students of Foundation University is now on its third course of shaping the lives of people through sustainable and eco-friendly architecture that is to be built on the water at Brgy. Bantayan, Dumaguete City. A sophisticated structure that floats, that is not just any other traditional structure made out of stilts or rigid structural elements fixed to the ground but a structure that floats and will rise on top of the water by only using native bamboo and recycled plastic
Use technology to improve education in Egypt This project provides mobile PC carts that each have 25 PCs (for students) and a laptop (for the teacher), which can turn any classroom into a computer lab.
Provide Foster Families in Brazil Our 'Foster Family' program at Instituto Fazendo Historia offers care and a safe and stable home from volunteer families for children up to 6 years old, that needed to be separated from their families under judicial reasons for a short and long term periods.  Volunteer families bring the child into their homes during a transitional period until the child is able to return to their family of origin or is adopted. Our team selects, evaluates,trains, supports and monitors all volunteer families
Recover 1 Million Pounds of Ocean Plastic Oregon-based environmental nonprofit Ocean Blue Project aims to recover 1 million pounds of plastic and other ocean debris along U.S. coastlines and waterways by 2025 through the deployment of new ocean cleanup machines as well as volunteer cleanup initiatives made possible by local communities nationwide. Every 1 U.S. Dollar donated funds the recovery of 1 pound of plastic from our oceans and rivers. Climate change and warming waters means the ocean inhabitants need us now more than ever.
Feminine Hygiene for 500 Syrian Refugees in Jordan This project aims at providing 500 poor and refugee teenage syrian girls feminine products and pads.
Support and training for parents in Guatemala The project will provide training and emotional support to parents of babies and young children with Down syndrome. This will enable them to ensure they can give the best possible support and care to their children during early development.
Teaching young kids about the world through sport! JUST LIKE YOU (JLU) is teamed up with NIKE to go to elementary schools around LA and teach kids (aged 6-11 years) about other cultures through the traditional sports and games from around the world.
Fight Child Malnutrition in Rural Guatemala We fight child malnutrition by equipping children and their families with the knowledge they need to produce and prepare nutritious foods in their homes, encouraging long-term nutritional health in the long term among indigenous communities in rural Guatemala. Our approach consists of educational activities in home agriculture and food preparation; all activities also impart knowledge of what makes a healthy diet and the role nutrition plays in overall health.
Educate & Lift Kenya's Rescue Girls Out of Poverty An at-risk girl in Kenya CAN break out of poverty IF she is armed with the tertiary education qualifications, life-skills and mentorship to step-change her life and that of her family & community. Through this Clinton Global Initiative Commitment, help us help Kenya's most at-risk girls, - girls rescued from FGM and forced early marriage, get the education and skills needed to break out of poverty forever. A teacher or a nurse with these skills can have an exponential impact on the world.
Fight child labour in Peru through education Children living in poverty and helping their parents in brick production is a common picture in San Isidro, a district outside of Perus second-largest city Arequipa. The goal of Intiwawa is to contribute to the integral development of the children and their parents and encourage them to improve their living standards and fulfil their dreams as well as to fight widely spread domestic violence and child labour.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Jakob, Emmalynn, and Leah have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Help CIWY Survive Crisis / Ayuda CIWY en Crisis Over 500 rescued animals rely on CIWY for daily care. During the pandemic we  lost almost all our normal income from the volunteer program. CIWY needs $22,000/month to continue operating until volunteer numbers go back up.     ~~    Sumario: Mas de 500 animales rescatados dependen de CIWY para su cuidado diario. Durante la pandemia perdimos casi todos nuestro ingreso normal del programa de voluntariado. CIWY necesita $22,000/mes para continuar operando hasta que el numero de voluntarios aumenta.
New Flooring for the VICM The Virgin Islands Children's Museum aims to improve the safety of the museum while beautifying the space. Donations will help with the purchase of 68 cases of plank to cover over 1,600 square feet of museum floor as well as the tools & staff hours needed to install the material. Yes, the VICM staff plans to install the flooring themselves to save on instillation costs & gain some new carpentry skills! Please help the VICM help families Explore, Play, Discover in a safe & pretty museum space.
Economic Empowerment of Girls and Single Mothers Traditional and legal norms for property rights and land tenure in this area give little room for women to contribute in economic development.  Above 70% of single mothers have no vocational skills for financial empowerment and live below 60 dollars a month. This has led to financial difficulties for most homes. This project is an effort to work with single women in poverty alleviation actions. The women will be train on the production of different household detergents for economic empowerment.
Safe home for the victim's domestic violence in BH "Zenski centar" Foundation based in Trebinje has been trying for a longer period to establish a shelter for women and children victims/survivors of domestic violence for the very patriarchal Eastern Herzegovina region in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The establishment of a Safe House would contribute to empowering victims to leave such families and regain the sense of personal safety. Our director and founder was a victim of domestic violence that helps other women and children victims to survive.
A Silent Revolution - Helping the helpless To provide quality education to the children of the musahar (rat-eaters) the most deprived and exploited community in India. The project runs a fully free English medium residential school for them. The school has a highly qualified faculty and necessary facilities to provide real quality education to the most deprived. The school gives these children a level playing field to compete with the best.
Protect lions in Namibia from retaliatory killings The Kevin Richardson Foundation, in partnership with the Namibian Lion Trust, is working towards reducing human-wildlife conflict in the Kunene region of Namibia. By collaring lions and training locals to become lion guards, both local communities and their livestock, as well as wild lions, are protected. The project will supply predator-proof bomas for livestock which secures the livelihoods of villages. Being a flagship species, healthy lion populations result in overall ecosystem health.
Help People in Bulgaria Overcome Addiction The day program for psychosocial rehabilitation Solidarnost has been functioning for more than 16 years and has helped many men and women of different ages, education levels, professions, ethnic backgrounds and so on who live in Sofia, Bulgaria, to overcome their addiction to alcohol, drugs or gambling and start a better, healthier life. We need your help now to continue helping the vulnerable people who have gathered the courage to start walking on the path to recovery, self-care and love.
Hospital Ship Services to Remote Islands in Palau Peace Winds has outfitted and staffed a hospital ship (The Ibuki) to be deployed to provide basic medical services to the Republic of Palau (island nation comprised of over 340 islands in the Western Pacific). The Ibuki Hospital Ship will  provide basic hospital services, health check-ups, and capacity building for the prevention of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Palau's remote islands beginning in October 2021.
Building Project for Volunteers in Pretoria South Africa Volunteer Work Camp Association plans to build a volunteer house to provide accommodation & classrooms for free services to community of Soshanguve, Pretoria. We support with free afternoon after school lessons for children from primary to secondary school especially orphans, less disadvantages children in the community. Help make this project a reality with any help even purchase of bricks, sand, roof material, fence or anything possible.
Wooden Boats for Indian Fishermen Provide boats and nets to help Indian fishermen return to work following the tsunami.
Feed 40 children during COVID-19 crisis Children who depend on school lunch for their daily nutrition in Uganda no longer have access to food. Nearly a quarter of its population lives below the poverty line. The number of needy children will increase as the COVID19 pandemic spreads. Without proper nutrition, children will become malnourished and have weakened immune systems leading to serious health problems or even death. Donations to this project go directly to rural Ugandan communities to provide food and basic needs.