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Digital Tools for Youth in Rural Guanajuato Mexico This project is focused on developing a sustainable community technology center at a small University in a town called Victoria, in rural Guanajuato.  The Community Knowledge Center (CKC) will serve the surrounding community and University by providing them with Internet and access to information, as well as launch a youth technology, leadership, and entrepreneurship training program called Community Connectors, designed to reach and impact 200 additional individuals in the community.
Save 1000 Samburu girls from early marriage The archaic cultural practice of beading among the Samburu remains one of the most dreadful exercises that recurrently exposes girls as young as ten to death and life threatening complications including excessive bleeding, sepsis, fistula, segregation and expulsion from society. We propose to increase knowledge and understanding around the dangers of the beading by targeting and working with Morans, men, women, boys and communities in Samburu County
George Walton Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Stephanie, Vyshnavi, Samiha, Jayden, and Diya from George Walton 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, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Help St Martins School Open its doors in 2021 Covid-19 is having a severe impact on the pupils of St Martin's school in Kibagare slum, and area already enduring widespread suffering. The school is a sanctuary for over 1000 children from Kibagare providing not just a place of education but a safe space for them from the hardships of their daily lives. St Martin's is a space where the children can be children and at the same time receive regular meals, kindness and care.  Now Covid-19 is threatening the existence of our school.
Build a parkour gym - teach to overcome obstacles Introduce thousands to parkour through free classes at the community-built parkour gym in Seattle and support the growth of a lifelong, respectful discipline that anyone can benefit from!
Support Widows Dairy Goats Project in Kitui, Kenya Gender disparities imposed by cultural and traditional practices keep women in subordinate positions in all areas of life in the Africa rural society. Cultural practices contribute to undermining the women's position. It increases their vulnerability to HIV/AIDS, and impacts negatively on livelihood resources such as natural capital, economic capital, human capital, social capital and physical capital. Yet in many cases women are left to take care of the children and grandchildren.
Enriching the education of students in Cameroon Manengouba Foundation (MF) supports the rural community of Nkongsamba, Cameroon, by working hand to hand with its partnership schools to assist in providing technology programs to further educate students, including training of trainers program designed for teachers who will be empowered to provide subsequent training to their students.
Valuable Girl Project: Empower 1600 Girls in Egypt This educational mentoring program empowers 1,000 at-risk girls in Egypt by creating and providing role models, increasing self-esteem, leadership skills, creativity, and educational attainment.
Restore Health in Cerro de Pasco Cerro de Pasco has been listed by Time Magazine as one of the ten most polluted places on earth. According to previous studies, 100% of the population should be urgently hospitalized for the level of their metals in the blood. The main responsible for these impacts is the gigantic Raul Rojas mine. The aim of this study is to further investigate the impacts that mine on health and use these data in order to obtain remediation for local communities through judicial and non-judicial mechanisms.
Healing Children's Hearts in Nicaragua Surgeons of Hope Foundation sends volunteer medical teams on life-saving missions to provide heart surgery for the children of Nicaragua.   Surgical procedures that are commonplace in the developed world are out of reach to poor countries.  Surgeons of Hope Foundation is closing that gap by providing surgery to children, training and equipping the local medical team, and constructing a new, modern pediatric cardiac center on site.  The new Heart Center opened in late 2013.
ILGA World 1. To act as a leading organisation and a global voice for the rights of those who face discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression and/or sex characteristics (SOGIESC). 2. To work towards achieving equality, freedom and justice for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and intersex people through advocacy, collaborative actions, and by educating and informing relevant international and regional institutions as well as governments, media and civil society.
Education Support for Underprivileged Children This project provide high-quality education sponsorship for 250 underprivileged children from poorest slum communities & studying V to X in Govt., Private Convent schools. These deprived children are good at studies but struggling for timely education support, due to children parents are working as daily wage labours in construction sites, scavenging, tobacco making, etc. With this project children will benefit immensely from SERUDS holistic approach to education & comprehensive support services
A health clinic for 1,200 women and children Picture yourself living in a rural community that is 30 miles from the nearest healthcare facility. On top of this you don't even have access to a car to get your children or yourself to health services when you need them. Your community barely has enough water for people to survive and there are no employment opportunities to change that. Children have already died here because of the lack of basic healthcare. You can help Bergnek change that.
SOLAR LANTERN LIGHTS FOR RURAL GREEN SKILL SCHOOL CYSD's Rural Livelihoods Training Centre - a Green Skill School at Koraput, is a Field Lab for farmers on agro-forestry, organic farming; building women enterprise & youth skill. RLTC's 2 halls, 15 rooms, dining require constant energy for use of lights, fans & computers. Sadly, recurrent low voltage & load shedding hinders conduction of programs, participants' safe stay in hostel. Solar Lanterns can ensure reliable lights to halls & rooms at power supply breaks and harmless leaning environment.
Business Skills for Guatemalan Women-UCLA/Stanford We are working to support survivors of sexual violence by providing them with vocational skills, including finance proficiency & ecoweaving, that give them the opportunity to be financially stable.
Support Israeli, Palestinian Youth on Tour in U.S. Bring one Israeli and one Palestinian youth activist, ages 18-34, trained in leadership skills, non-violent activism and conflict resolution, to the United States for a seven day speaking tour to engage American audiences and demonstrate that peace in the Middle East is not only possible, it is inevitable. From September 8-13 the youth activists will be in New England, from October 7-12 they will be in New York, and from November 11-16 in Northern California.
Special Education for 500 students in South India 150 students with disabilities of school going age in Chennai who access the centre  every day for services in special education, vision training, alternative and augmentative communication, training, therapy and co-curricular activities and 300 students in Tamil Nadu and other states in India for specific services will be directly impacted by this project. Parents and professionals will  be influenced by the project since the centre functions as a resource research and training centre.
Support 100  vulnerable girls  become self reliant This project aims at breaking the vicious circle of household poverty, youth unemployment and enhancing access to sexual reproductive health services and information to 100 orphans and vulnerable girls  aged 10-18 years in Mityana district of Uganda,   by empowering them with vocational and life skills intended to  reduce their vulnerability to poor health, preventable diseases,early deaths and poor standards of living due to poverty.
Hands-on Minds-on learning in Rural Nepal The Kindergarten at the Rosehips Center for Creative learning in Marpha Village provides an accessible child-centered early learning program for 18 young learners a year. As a community initiated project it represents a successful model for collaboration between families from different castes and socio-economic statuses, and creates a precedent for hands-on minds-on learning in rural Nepal.
Education for 100 street children in India This project will provide high-quality education for 1000 street children from some of the poorest slum communities in Pune, India. These children are almost all first-generation learners and will benefit immensely from AIC's holistic approach to education and comprehensive support services.
Improve Cancer Care for 270 Children in Myanmar We partner with the Yangon Children's Hospital in Myanmar to help them to diagnose and treat childhood cancer more effectively, by training local staff through partnerships with international hospitals and specialists. This project also helps the families of these children with cancer to pay for treatment and make the hospital more accessible to the many families who travel extreme distances from rural Myanmar to reach the hospital for treatment. The project helps around 270 children a year.
Help Homeless Youth Learn Valuable Skills This project will allow us to empower homeless teens, affording them the opportunity to work with our volunteers to learn valuable skills, and opportunities to practice those skills by building their own individual dwellings and community organic garden. Our purpose: bring out the independent life skills and personal gifts of the youth, housing these youth as they stabilize and learn self-sufficiency, enabling them to reestablish themselves as contributing members of their communities.
Net@ Junior programmers Net@ Junior is our newest program, launched in 2014 with 350 participants ages 12-15 in eight different locations across the country. This year, the program expanded to 13 with 450 participants.  Net@ Junior aims to provide participants with the necessary technological background (programming) to succeed in a technological world, and increase the number of STEAM students .
Chitral Women's Sports Club Due to strict patriarchal gender roles, girls in Chitral, Pakistan rarely have access to sports clubs and programs. This project will offer a safe, fun, educational space for girls from the area to engage with sport and play activities. Chitral Women's Sports Club will leverage the power of sport and organize football camps and tournaments for girls; advocating for equality, actively challenging gender stereotypes and encouraging girls participation in sport.
Women's Empowerment in Nepal In Pokhara, our project focuses upon improving gender equality through health, education and opportunities. In a country relying on tourism, the impact of the global pandemic means that issues related to poverty such as human trafficking, access to healthcare, education and employment opportunities are increased. Women are particularly affected. Our project collaborates with local community members and organisations to help them achieve their long term objectives.
Children and Youth Development Center The CYDC project focuses on educational support & skill development for the children and youth. It provides opportunities for youngsters to further their education and realize their dreams. The project supports 210 children & youth through mentorship, library service, art skill, and IT training, after school snack provision, vocational & higher education scholarship, scholastic material provision, and psycho-social services. The project also creates a safe space where protect them from danger.
A textile collective for Eldorado-Diadema, Brazil The Eldorado Textile Collective facilitates training in textiles and sustainable fashion for approximately 40 women and young people from the disadvantaged community of Eldorado, Sao Paulo, giving them a safe space to work, support from the ACER community centre, an opportunity to earn an income and to widen their personal and professional horizons, find meaningful employment and contribute to the local economy.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, high school students Kaitlin, Jenna, Kaitlyn, Lauren, Madison, and Anna have been working with LI to help create & publicize human rights campaigns for various rights issues in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to connect with local nonprofits in Bauchi to research, document, and advocate for various human rights issues within the area.
Support typhoon and flooding relief in Japan Japanese Red Cross is providing emergency supplies to residents in evacuation centres. In other areas affected by the heavy rains and landslides brought by a combination of the typhoon and seasonal downpours, Red Cross staff and volunteers are also distributing supplies to displaced residents.
Educate And Feed 300 Orphans And OVC In Tanzania One half of Tanzania’s population is below the age of 18 and up to 60% of the children live in desperately poor conditions with little or no access to education, health care, food, shelter or legal rights.  While many of the children are orphaned due to loss of both parents, a significant number are categorized as orphans due to the death or abandonment of one parent.  The remaining parent or other caregiver, most often a woman, struggles to support the family on less than $1.00 a day.
Health Care and Education for Disaster Survivors The community of Banaba has always faced flooding, but thanks to climate change, their "New Normal" is increased levels and amounts of flooding. These floods have a massive impact on the health of the community. This project will provide the funds needed to ensure Banaba's residents can stay healthy following yearly disasters.
Wigs for a smile Hair loss is an extremely traumatic experience for anyone, especially for a child. Put a smile on the face of a child coping with temporary or permanent hair loss by providing them with natural-looking, human hair wigs, free of charge.
Health Care for 10,000 Nicaraguan Campesinos Our project has trained 14 local health care providers called brigadistas to provide basic health care to campesino families in 11 remote mountain villages. Brigadistas administer first aid and medications from mini-pharmacies called botiquines. Each month, our Nicaraguan doctor visits each village for consultations. Our nurse refills the botiquines and meets with the brigadistas. Each brigadista sees 50-80 patients per month, in 11 villages: in 2019, we had over 13,000 patient visits.
Unskilled to Skilled (U2S) SIRP plans to train 25 female genital mutilation (FGM) and child marriage survivours in Oduma, Nigeria on baking. We intend to train them on how to bake buns, meat-pies, pea-nuts, dough-nuts and cakes. Our beneficiaries will comprise of 25 young girls and women, who their economic life was shattered by both FGM and child marriage. After this training, we will also be providing small grants to them, for them to start up a baking business. This will help ensure their financial independence.
Floods wreak havoc in India Rains intensified in many parts of the flood-hit states including Kerala, Maharashtra and Karnataka where over 12 lakh people have been affected. The death toll is rising and people are losing their lives due to monsoon fury.  Kerala - The landslides at Kavalappara and Puthumala in Malappuram and Wayanad districts have worsen the situation and more than 50 people are missing.  Karnataka - The death toll rises to 48, while 12 are still missing and subsequent landslides are reported in the state.
Bosnian War: Support 375 Victims Tell Their Story Without a publicly available record on war detention camps in Bosnia, the victims remain unable to realize their rights and reparation for the sufferings they endured. All this creates a context in which the victims who were illegally imprisoned during the war become de facto discriminated group. We work to record stories of former war camp victims to empower the future of the process of reconciliation in the country.
Educate & Empower, Change a Life in Kenya Thousands of families in Kenya struggle to meet basic needs and provide quality education for children. 29% of students who enroll in secondary schools drop out before completing secondary cycle. This means that opportunities for these semi-literate children are severely limited. This project is helping boost education of 60 children by providing needed resources and breaking the cycle of poverty and unemployment of 40 youth and women through 2 areas: skills training and small business start-up
Help Happy & Friends Fly to Canada Happy and NINE of his shelter friends have a chance of a lifetime.  On January 15, 2022, all ten can board a plane destined for Canada, where they can find loving families to adopt them. Happy has waited over TWO years for this chance. Some of his friends have waited three years.  Each one is a SURVIVOR. They've been through the unimaginable. That's in the past now, and nothing but a life of color awaits them in Montreal. In a few short weeks, everything can change for them with this flight.
"Gas" to Gas: From Farm Waste to Renewable Energy EARTH University students & volunteers will build biodigesters in rural communities in Costa Rica to help farmers convert manure and other organic waste into methane gas that can be used for cooking.
VENEZUELA EDUCATE-HEAL-FEED THE PATH TO INCLUSION Fundacion Madre Maria Luisa Casar provides health, education and daily balanced meals to 400 children in a poor slum in Caracas. For 22 years, we count as success cases, the stories of more than 500 students who have accomplished their goals through formal education. Our Alumni Scholarship Program began in 2010, 124 students have completed high school. We help them through college or technical institutes.  Students stepped out of marginalization through formal jobs in Venezuela and outside.
Sustaining the Great Colorado Springs Conservatory The Colorado Springs Conservatory is the Pikes Peak region's preparatory school for the performing arts. It was founded 21 years ago by Linda Weise, a graduate of both Oberlin and Julliard, with the goal of creating access to the arts for all students, ages 3-19, among various other populations. Currently, we offer programming in, but not limited to, voice, theatre, orchestra, instrumental music, music theory, dance, recording arts. Our courses are a leadership program disguised as the arts.
Art for Peace & Human Rights GRACE Cares' B4 Peace Project/Namaya Production by Namaya the poet, artist, & Veteran uses art, word, performance to engage communities in peacebuilding and reconciliation. A key component of the Pornography of War "Agent Orange: Do Not Forget Me" is to increase knowledge and action regarding the ongoing damage caused by the chemical defoliant used by the US military during the Vietnam War. As we approach the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War we want to promote healing.
WOMEN'S PROFESSIONAL AND ARTISAN TRAINING CENTER The funding grant will be used to pay trainers and buy materials to use, rent the house and installing the training center. The purpose for the professional and craft training center is to provide professional skills to elderly women and their children, finding an employment which provides everyday food to the family.
Girl Power Many young girls forced in marriage homes are suffering and lack of business skills. Our mission is rescue, educate and inspire them to start their own business/start-ups, and support them in the challenging early years especially when being a female entrepreneur. They will be connected to local and big cooperatives, to local Start-ups ecosystem. When these married girls succeed as entrepreneurs, fully participate in the economy, prosper in the workforce, and have their dignity.
Girls' Voices: Keep Girls In School Girls' Voices is intended to raise funds for girls' secondary education through media made by girls. Our goal is for girls around the world use the power of digital media to create images and videos that can communicate their strength and potential to the world. The media that the girls create is shared here with the intention of raising funds that will directly contribute to scholarships for girls facing financial barriers to completing secondary education.
Fund a Sustainable, Green Coal Plant in Benin Benin is a small, West-African country, with a predominately French-speaking population and a major energy resource problem.  In Benin, coal and wood comprise 90% of the country's energy consumption. Due to a lack of alternative fuels, Benin has struggled with deforestation, desertification and proliferation of greenhouse gases. This project will fund the development of a Green Coal plant which will manufacture renewable energy from biomass resources such as agricultural residue and yard wastes.
Help 10 Child Migrants Return to Guatemala Safely This project will help 10 unaccompanied child migrants return safely and sustainably to their rural homes in Guatemala, where they will reunify with their families and reintegrate safely into their communities. By matching children with local non-profits, they will have access to social services, education, job skills, and vocational training to help build successful futures.
Support the treatment of kids with type 1 diabetes Did you know that diabetes mellitus 1 is not preventable, it is not curable and the treatment is very expensive? This project will support 80 low-income children living with this condition with medical supplies (glucometer, blood glucose test strips and lancets). Our goal is to prevent serious and chronic complications that affect the quality of life of these children.
Support Small Entrepreneurs in Lebanon & Jordan With over four million Syrian refugees in neighboring countries and continued cuts in humanitarian aid, NEF is helping refugee women and adolescent girls in Lebanon and Jordan achieve self-reliance through skills training to improve economic opportunity, financial literacy, group savings, conflict management, and social networking.
Support 120 pediatric cancers in Danang, Vietnam This project aims to provide psychological and financial support for children treated cancers in Danang Oncology Hospital. We will give gift cards for poor families in need. we will provide hats, scarves and blankets with Global Giving logo and equip playing rooms and provide craft materials, puzzles and games to children receiving therapy in the hospital. Finally, we will offer events on Children Day, Mid Autumn Festival, Christmas and Happy New Year for these disadvantage children.
Enabling Mexican Farmers to Earn Their Own Land Agros loans land to rural families struggling to survive. Through agricultural and business training coupled with micro-loans, Agros enables rural families to own land in a thriving community.
Educate 50 Girls To Help Them Escape Poverty Cycle Avasar Foundation Scholarship began as a Voluntary Funded Program to support education of underprivileged girls. Parents facing extreme financial hardship usually end up choosing to withdraw schooling for girls.   This Project identifies meritorious students at grade 11 and support them for 5/6 years to study to become employable.  52 Girls have been enrolled in this program since inception in 2013. 4 Graduated and have been offered a full time employment, changing their lives forever.