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Changing lives in 40 child-headed homes in Rwanda This project will improve the lives of 40 children head of household and their siblings in Rwanda. These children are orphaned or have been abandoned by their surviving parent and the oldest is forced to work to put food on the table, protect and support the younger ones going to school and get medical care when they fall sick. You can change a life by donating for their school material, pay health insurance or give the older one a means to make a living from hairdressing, sewing or farming.
Support 250 children imprisoned in Mombasa, Kenya Glad's House will be supporting street children who are arrested and/or detained in Mombasa and other children and young people who are imprisoned in Mombasa. We are working to improve living conditions for them. We will be delivering care packages, sport sessions as well as supporting children back home on release. We are also working with police and institutions to improve conditions in the long term ensure that each individual childs rights are realised
From Poverty to Self-Sufficiency in Colombia To create a network of enterprises for the poor introduced to the formal business sector and managed by a shared service.
Educational Reforestation, La Fortuna, Costa Rica The project will turn grassland into a native forest with +/- 500 trees that consist of around 100 different native species. The project size is 0.5 ha (1.24 ac) & located next to a creek. A pond creation is in progress that will provide habitat for wildlife. The project will be used for educational purposes & organic food production. Student groups will be given tours & information on how organic crops/fruits are grown. Additional environmental benefits are erosion control & water management.
Let's rise for children with autism in Venezuela We are a private, non-for profit program, and for many children with autism the only educational alternative in Venezuela. We provide specialized comprehensive education to 110 students with autism, assessment services for 300 children, and need-based financial support in ranges of 35%-95% of cost for both. We serve more than 450 families annually, a 45% increase from school year 2010-2011, first year of the program.
The Mobile Solar Computer Classroom The Mobile Solar Computer Classroom is helping bridge the digital divide in Uganda by taking computer skills to remote schools and libraries across Uganda.  Maendeleo Foundation crisscrosses Uganda taking computers and computer training to rural areas where most children and youth have never experienced modern technology.    Through a digital literacy curriculum, our training builds; computer, basic literacy, critical thinking and creativity, skills of children, youth, teachers and librarians.
Fruit Trees Fruit trees help children grow and flourish. These plants can provide enough fruit to pay for a child's education and also provide an abundant source of nutrition.
Support HIV Test in Nigerian Rural Health Centers This project will provide HIV testing kits (Alere Determine) to 30 rural Primary Health Centers in Anambra State, so that the people in these communities, can access HIV testing services. With this, we will continue to work towards getting those already infected with HIV to be enrolled and started on antiretroviral treatment and reducing the number of new HIV infections recorded in the state, the country and the world at large.
Education & food for 600 children in Guatemala Only 30% of children who start primary school education reach grade six at the correct age and even less go onto secondary school.  Having provided education for 3,000 children to date we are now concentrating on putting between 600-1000 students through secondary school and college over the next ten years.  Due to COVID-19 we aim to provide hand sanitizer and soap over the long-term for all our students for when they enter and leave the schools each day to reassure parents that it is safe.
Give LULAC the Support to Empower Hispanics LULAC Institute will fight discrimination based on race, ethnicity, or national origin by providing support to civic participation, civil rights, economic development, education, health, housing, immigration, leadership, public service, technology, women, youth, young adults, and the 50+ demographic.
Help partners in Haiti recover from earthquake Lambi Fund plans to provide recovery assistance to 16 partner organizations in Haiti who are in need of food and shelter after a magnitude 5.9 earthquake hit northern Haiti. These partners participate in livelihood development projects that are now either damaged or destroyed because of the earthquake.
Protecting Elephants Every year, tens of thousands of elephants are slaughtered for their tusks. DSWF adopts a holistic approach to conservation, working at all levels of the illegal wildlife chain, engaging in the international policy arena and funding ground-based conservation projects to ensure the greatest level of protection for elephants in their natural habitat.
Change life for 40 destitute families in Ethiopia The main objective is to affect change in the lives of hardworking yet impoverished families with children, for the long term and in a sustainable way. We want to uplift them and support their ability to help themselves. With the support of Wegene Ethiopian Foundation (WEF) deserving families will be able to meet their basic daily needs, recieve health care treatment, educate their children, maintain their family structure, and gain the means to earn income with either training or small business
Helping People Afford Basic Healthcare This project provides affordable healthcare to needy Filipinos through the establishment of a charity hospital that performs free cataract surgery, cleft palate surgery, prosthetic limbs, distributes free eye glasses. It also provides free mother child family clinics, midwiferey training, and satellite birthing centers
COVID-19 and Community family mental health This project will conduct community family mental health awareness promotion, we are planning 20 mobile community outreach activities to raise awareness in Mashonaland east province in Zimbabwe .Establishment of a toll-free line in Zimbabwe for tele-therapy providing mental health support for people directly and indirectly affected by COVID-19.
Mitzi: Provide Abandoned Kids with Basic Needs At The Children's Home we have to provide for the basic needs of 120 children each year who live with us for 8-9 months, receiving healing services to overcome the trauma of abuse and neglect.
Disease/Health Education Workshops This project will enable people to live healthy lives when taught how to prevent the incidence of diseases to reduce health cost especially in poorer nations (through early interventions) where meager resources can be used for development instead.
UN SDG 4: Tackling Education Inequality in Nepal Education in Nepal is currently facing a number of issues from low quality, lack of access to poorer communities to unqualified and undedicated teachers. We know that education is the key to breaking the poverty cycle. This is why we are working to provide educational opportunities and resources to children in the more rural areas where we work, to help decrease drop-out rates as well as provide quality education to the children currently enrolled.
Share the Story of Abraham's Path Help us discover and share the stories of the people, places, and traditions along Abraham's Path in our first ever guidebook! Abraham's Path, a walking route of 5,000 km in the Middle East, transforms the 4,000 year old story of Abraham's journey--a story shared by more than 3 billion people worldwide--into a contemporary catalyst for community-based and sustainable eco-tourism; a platform for cross-cultural exchange and mutual understanding; and a beacon of global citizenship.
Protecting beaches and rainforest in Honduras Representing several thousand inhabitants of the Honduran Mosquitia, MOPAWI works to protect habitats ranging from coastal beaches to pine savanna and primary rainforest.
Preparing Today's Youth To Be Tomorrow's Leaders Donate to The Reading Literacy Learning Center in Washington, D.C. Due to the massive shortage of quality child care in the city, we are seeking donations in the amount of $5000. These donations will allow us to graduate to the next level and compete for corporate matching funds of $30,000 or more through the GlobalGiving accelerator program. These funds will give us the capability to secure a building and enable RLLC to provide our high quality child care and educational services to the public.
School Fees for 40 Young Girls in Zimbabwe You can make an incredible change in the life of a young girl in Zimbabwe by helping to put her in school. A few pounds from you will give her an amazing chance at a life with a future. This project is ongoing so we fund as many girls as we have funding for at each cycle. We are increasing the total amount of requested funding to keep this worthwhile project going.
SUPPORT AND EDUCATE 600+ ORPHANS This project will build a school building in Liberia to accommodate 600 plus students. Since 2012, financial support from our organization has fostered the academic development and care for underprivileged orphans in Liberia regardless of tribe or religion. We are committed to building Liberia's future through a high quality education program for our youth which will propel them towards a brighter future. (UNESCO) 75% of our children have no education and 80% are girls and this must change now.
Healing for 150 victims of violence in Zimbabwe SIPD provides victims of various forms of violence in Zimbabwe with platforms to tell their stories to help them to come to terms with their victimisation. The most common forms of violence are gender-based and politically-motivated violence. The project covers 10 communities, one in each of the 10 provinces of the country, in collaboration with local CBOs and other organisations. The stories will be documented and published for wider distribution as lessons for others and the nation.
Give the Gift of Education to Children in Poverty Children from poverty-stricken families require school supplies, uniforms, and shoes in order to attend public school in Costa Rica.  This volunteer-run scholarship project started in 2013, and now provides help for up to 30 students in San Ramon. Some of these students are in their eighth year in the program, and with your help we can continue to raise over $14,000 per year to keep these students on track to graduate high school. As of 2019, nine of our students have graduated.
Equip Cambodians with Tech to Protect Their Forest This project will equip and train 50 Prey Lang Community Network (PLCN) members with smartphones to document forest crimes in the Prey Lang forest. Prey Lang is one of the last remaining large lowland forests in Cambodia. It is quickly shrinking due to widespread illegal logging.  The PLCN will patrol the forest and document the location and details of the crime with the smartphones. They will use this data to advocate for forest protection on social media and at national and global events.
Orphans into foster families in Thailand In Thailand, there are an estimated 4,500 children growing up in government orphanages. The COVID-19 pandemic has the potential to vastly increase this number. This project will enable these orphanages to develop family placement programmes, whereby they can move children out of the orphanage and into local foster families where they will be nurtured to reach their full potential.
Provide Education to AIDS Orphans in Rural Uganda Christ hope reachout ministries Uganda is striving to free orphans and rejected  homeless youth  from the cycle of poverty by providing a high-quality, free education, both formal and life skills, to children who have been orphaned due to HIV/AIDS,and those chased from schools because of their sexuality in 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.
All About Kids 2013 Support children residing in emergency shelter as their mothers escape domestic violence.  Any typical day, up to 25 children (ages of birth to 18 year old) call West Women's and Children's Shelter "home", and yearly 105 kids are safely housed with our support.  For many kids, The West is one of their favorite places, as we provide safety, enrichment activities, stability, exposure to other kids, and endless opportunities to grow and thrive in a violence free environment.
Life skills for 250 of tsunami victims in Aceh This project will provide life skills education to create new jobs and giving revolving venture capital for 250 families of earthquake and tsunami victims which until now still living in bakoy refugee barracks Aceh Besar.
Help provide healthcare for 50 vulnerable in Abuja Nasiru, a laborer needs to go to the hospital for an injury he sustained while breaking granite rocks into tiny stones. He has no money and no insurance. His family depends on sales from the stones. He resorts to traditional herbs and self medication. With little contributions Nasiru and his family can access healthcare without paying cash. Many people die because they cannot pay hospital bills. TPL want to change that for individuals and communities using micro-health insurance.
GlobalGirl Media FOOD FORWARD Webisode Series GGM empowers girls to make media that matters, cultivates new leaders, improves media literacy, and encourages the promotion of healthier media messages about girls and women. GGM believes girls need to be creating their own media rather than consuming it. GGM trains girls are to challenge, innovate and reshape their worlds through digital media.  Our FOOD FORWARD Webisode series tackles the issue of Food Justice in Los Angeles.
Soccer & Life Skills for 100 Kids in Haiti In 2016, Futbol Mas ran social-sports programs in disadvantage schools in Port Prince, Haiti. With this campaign we want to continue to sponsor our intervention in the "Institution Mixte Divine Providence" in the sector of Canaan - a slum born after the devastating earthquake in 2010.  During 2017, as second consecutive year, 128 children will receive soccer and life skills classes per week, taught by a sports coach and a social science professional, over a period of 9 months.
COVID-19 RESPONSE OF RESOURCE LESS IN POOR COUNTRY PROJECT SUMMARY Currently as the whole world is focusing on the combating of world pandemic through any possible methods to save lives. Ethiopian is also on the way of struggling to scape from the world pandemic COVID-19 as cases are increasing day to day and deaths are already recorded. HIYAW FIKIR YELIJOCH ENA YEWETATOCH LIMAT MAHIBER working with more than 170 children and with their parents. Our   beneficiaries are parts of the community who are poorest of poor people even don't have to eat.
Metabolic patient/parent resource bags Our Foundation will provide continued outreach to newly diagnosed families by creating patient/parent resource bags to educate and support parents during the initial days of caring for their child and coping with a rare metabolic disease diagnosis. These resource bags will be handed out at the Children's Hospital by the Genetics Team upon diagnosis/positive newborn screen to assist families with getting the help needed to battle this new diagnosis with confidence.
Educate Ethiopia Children  One Pack for One Child Child vulnerability is the basic social problem in most developing countries like Ethiopia.  Most children in Ethiopia are in a dreadful situation due to various debilitating factors of which child malnutrition, shortage of food at household level and poverty is the major one..  On top this families are not able to pay school fees and provide the necessary and nutritious food and educational materials for their children. To reverse MHO adopt one pack for one child to provide basic need
Feed & Heal 100 malnourished children in Guatemala Our project will provide nourishing food to children suffering from malnutrition, growth delays,  and poverty. We will teach mothers nutritional care and how to cook enriched foods. Impoverished communities will learn better farming, food production, and sanitation to aid their children's health.  Diets will be supplemented with milk, cereals, atoles, and multivitamins.  Every child will be monitored by home visits.
Help us build the great teams The project is realized by Slovak Scouting.Idea is to create Great Teams in different cities,small peer group made up of 6- 8 children which give them the opportunity to spend their free time together instead of watching television or playing video games. Many children came from broken home;they are threatened by drug addiction on the streets.We are teaching them how to become friends, growing in safe environment, how to fix problems so they might be leaders and positive examples for the others.
Cityzens Giving for Recovery - Lommel In Lommel and the wider Limburg area, Saint Vincentius food bank will provide essential aid and care to those in need to ensure children and families receive healthy, nutritious meals, as well as clothing and health products.
Food for HIV-Infected Swazi Children Swaziland is a lower middle-income country & 63% of Swazis live below the poverty line. 19,000 children aged 0-14 years lived with HIV in 2015. In children with HIV/AIDS, growth impairment often occurs before opportunistic infections or other symptoms are present. It's likely to accelerate disease progression, increase morbidity & reduce survival. Nutritional support is very important to the care of HIV-infected children and TFCF food packs will help appropriate growth and development for them.
Improving Self-Belief in Young New Zealanders New Zealand has some of the worse statistics for young people in the OECD, including the highest rate of youth suicide.  Graeme Dingle Foundation plans to trial and evaluate a community referral programme aimed at building resilience and self-belief of New Zealand teenagers, equipping them with the tools to face any obstacle.
cassava's transformation into gari, tapioca, flour In Agou Gadjepe, there are thousands of vulnerable women and girls who have difficulty eating once a day. Cadphef-international brings together these women and girls in Scoops. On behalf of these vulnerable women and girls, this project to transform cassava into its derived products (flour, gari, tapioca ...) is initiated to have an income that allows them to feed their families. some of these products will be sold and this money will be used to meet their basic needs.
Change to organic farm for air pollution in Thai The population of 60,000 in Lampang Province, Thailand suffers from fine dust pollution caused by the construction of the slash-and-burn field. We try to solve this problem by introducing the organic farming model of Hug Nam Jang in Nakwaokiew Town, Lampang Province, Thailand. The project is expected to improve the air quality of Lampang Province, switch to environmentally-friendly farming methods and increase farm household income.
Support Women and Girls with Vocational Skills Adolescent girls and young women in Uganda face discrimination and are at high risk of poverty, exploitation and high risk situations. Girls may be forced into early marriage, early pregnancy or survival sex. Forward it support vulnerable girls and young women in Uganda and offer counseling, training in life-skills, vocational skills and business to empower and equip girls to escape extreme poverty, secure an income and support themselves, their families and their communities.
Toys for Cambodian Children Celebrate this holiday season by purchasing a toy for a disadvantaged Cambodian child. Not only will you be making a child smile, but you will also be helping vulnerable families in the local community; all the toys are made by parents in our Home-Based Production Program, a program that helps poor families develop a steady, safe source of income generation.
Leadership Empowerment for 200  School Girls-Ghana Moremi Initiative intends to establish 10 girls' clubs and build the leadership capacity of 200 girls within schools in marginalized areas in the Greater Accra Region. Empowering girls with leadership skills will give them the capacity to lead change and design solutions to issues facing them, their peers and their communities. Among others, violence, reproductive health and financial issues.
Turning garbage into money,Kibera, Nairobi, Kenya The project will reduce solid waste,hence reduce polution and health risks to residennts in Kibera slums,Kenya.By recycling, money will be generated from the sales of products;a source of employment.
SIFM - Assistance to Transition Back to Society Standing In Faith Ministries(SIFM) - Faith With Works Program (FWWP) allows individuals to transition from a homeless to gain access to tools to make a new start. Through FWWP, individuals can 'invest in themselves' with free computer classes including tools for resume writing, cover letters, assistance with job search assistance and mock individuals. To achieve this goal, SIFM will need 10 desktops and laptop computers, 2 Network Printers, and additional office supplies to meet this goal.
Haiti Hurricane Relief: Grow Jobs & 10,000 Trees The SAKALA community center is home to Haiti's largest urban garden & has transformed the lives of hundreds of at-risk youth in Cite Soleil, a poor neighborhood in Port-au-Prince. After Hurricane Matthew devastated Haiti's southwest coast in October 2016, the folks at SAKALA decided to help its neighbors to the southwest plant trees and hope -- all while creating jobs and making Haiti green again. SAKALA has the experience and the drive necessary -- all it needs are the resources.
Mother & Child-Prevention of Disability Helping both mother & child of low socio economic areas  through prenatal screening, appropriate therapeutic care and decrease the risk of poor pregnancy out come & address avoidable disability.
University expenses for former street children Street and working children with no family are found foster families by CRK while they attend school. If they get to university they do not have the family support network that other young people have to help them pay the costs of university. Government loans pay course fees for those with good grades but money for additional resources and living costs mount up. CRK are supporting two young men at university: Abel studies Agricultural Economics and Jacob studies computer security and forensics.
Help 500 Children Living in a Garbage Dump ATEG's was asked to help with food insecurity within the Falhadie IDP Camp. The camp is in Bamako, Mali and is home to 1,000 IDPs, over half of them children. They fled terrorism in Central Mali and came to Bamako where they settled in a garbage dump and have been living under deplorable conditions. We felt the situation called for a broader intervention, including not only helping with food security but also child mentoring and providing skills training for the women.
Help a Child: Provide Access to Water in Nigeria This project would provide access to safe clean drinking water in rural communities in Northern, Nigeria. Our mission is to ensure that 100000 by the end of 2021 have access to water & sanitation. The project will build tube wells, handheld pumps, ventilated improved pit toilets, train children on good hand washing practices and workshops on making schools WASH Friendly . The project will also provide WASH materials, face masks, sanitizers and palliatives to prevent COVID 19 in the communities.
"Opportunity to Dream: Yachana Future Builders" For 28 years we at Yachana Foundation have put education as the key to a brighter future for Amazon youth. We are giving free tuition to community-oriented students this year. Our boarding students call themselves Yachana Future Builders [YFB]. Your contribution to offset YFB's tuition is your key to assure these indigenous and mestizo "builders" are equipped to reverse generations of poverty, practice environmental awareness, and act as stewards of Ecuador's rainforest.