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Special Initiative for Girls No Abuse for Life Another NGO working in Patna, the Bihar State Capital here in India reported that 90% of female street children disappeared from the local streets after 13 years of age. Our Staff have 15 minutes from a missing or lost girl arriving at the station to find them before someone else does. This totally new initiative aims to give female street children support and a skill they can use to earn a living by providing high quality craft training and special support to female street children.
Empowering Erinmo Women in - Business Start Up 61% of the Nigerian Women's population suffer from intellectual poverty. Until now, an average woman of this own rely on the husband for virtually all role of home-up-keeping. The idea of a single unpredictable income translates into increased poverty and lack. This situation too means the woman suffering nil or low self esteem. We need you to help 250 women of Erinmo-Ijesha community in economic independence with idea of a second income to complement that of the husband earning below $5 a week.
A new centre for new opportunities This project is a new hope to expand education and create new opportunities for the community. Our hopes for the new centre include:increased space for activities (e.g. 13 x 15m for each of two floors; a playground up to 40 x 10 m), parking 20 x 10m, design as a partnership with the community e.g. women from our SaPune social enterprise will sew curtains; young people to be involved in designing and creating murals with educational and inspirational messages. Indeed a chance to grow as a whole!
Fight Covid and Climate Driven Hunger in Guatemala Guatemala has one of highest rates of child malnutrition in the world. Covid and climate change are adding to the problem. Working with community health workers, we combat child malnutrition in rural Maya communities during children's early years with education, monitoring, and treatment. This saves lives and offers better futures for the children spared from malnutrition and stunting, which are linked with higher risks of chronic diseases and diminished success in school and work.
Prevention of Hyperammonemia You can help to reduce child mortality from liver disease in Russia. The project aims to raise funds for the purchase of devices to measure elevated ammonia levels of infants with genetic metabolic diseases. Your help will increase the effectiveness of emergency treatment of children with hereditary metabolic diseases and help to save their lives.
Help Rwandan Children Access Pre-Primary Education Rwanda is among the few developing countries which have achieved the Millennium Development Goal of Universal Primary Education. However, children between 3-6 years still lack opportunities for pre-primary education, leaving them unprepared for Primary school. This project aims to support three community initiatives in the villages of Cyoma, Rubiha, and Kabuya to launch pre-primary school programs, raise awareness for the importance of schooling, and build much-needed school facilities.
Scholarships for Disadvantaged Girls in Zimbabwe In the rural areas of Chihota, Hwange and Rusape many girls are in crucial need of scholarships to be able to continue their education. This fund will provide scholarships for 50 girls in each region.
STEM Education for Kids at Title 1 Schools The Oregon Zoo has launched an ambitious program to offer free ZooSchool programs to all third grade classes at Title 1 schools in the Portland metro area. With your support, up to 11,000 third graders and 370 teachers will get to explore the fascinating life cycles of insects through zoo field trips and interactive live animal classroom programs.
livelihood for the poor families with waste Recorded more of 6000 jobless peoples after the tsunami reconstruction phase, however many sector did not manage yet, e.g plastic waste recycling sector. In plastic recycling livelihood program, we sure it could settle more than 100 jobless peoples problem. This program will create job for more than 20 peoples as a garbage collector, 5 peoples as garbage business with 2 peoples employee, 10 peoples garbage collector use the pedicap, 2 peoples as a factory worker
Hacking Hate Speech on Social Media in Chile Our project seeks to limit expressions of hatred on social media (xenophobia, racism, antisemitism, homophobia and others). We will do so by developing a social intelligence methodology to detect and denounce xenophobic discourse, hate speech and fake news on social networks, and empowering key actors such as students, social activists and  journalists to recognize and denounce these pages, creating a community of influencers to combat hatred and promote inclusion on these powerful platforms
Support COVID Hit Visually Challenged Families Covid pandemic has caused devastation across the globe and with countries shutting their borders and quarantines, economies have taken a huge hit. This has just begun to unfold in India and the job losses are mounting, especially among the daily wage workers.  During this time of distress, save the livelihood of 200+ visually challenged daily workers families affected by Covid through your timely donations.This will help them acquire their basic living needs as they are without job security.
Feed and Educate 65 Orphan Girls in Kenya Lunch meals will keep 65 orphan girls in school at Matopeni village in Nairobi.Without this meal, the girls would be out on the streets engaged in prostitution or forced to labor in the nearby quarry.
Urban Youth Skill Support for 2000 Nigerians The Project will train 2000 vulnerable urban youths in various skills in Nigeria such as video/photography production, hair dressing, horticulture, woodwork, painting, poultry/livestock farming, computer training, carpentry, welding and interior decoration. For sustainability and replication, they shall be mentored on entrepreneurial skill and given a start up grant in the form of revolving loan. These will improve their living conditions and harness their talents for society growth.
AmancCampeche Center for children with Cancer This Project would build a Center in Campeche, Mexico providing children with Cancer around the state,  Roof,  Healthy food,  Room where they can recover after treatment, School (when they miss), Psychologic help, Playroom, Learning tools for families. All care needed to 75 Children and Families so they can have a better opportunity to beat Cancer.
Ending Child Marriage in the Thar Desert Ending Child Marriage in the Thar desert is an ongoing endeavor to strengthen girl, the dignity of the girl child and her status in the Desert. The project seeks to motivate a sustained behavior change towards girls in the community with special reference to stopping child marriage and continuing school education. Already operational in two of the largest districts of India, the project has already made long lasting impact.
Change the world 1 woman at a time - India & Kenya This project aims to offer social support to 31 women based in Kenya and India who currently work in our organization, Project Tres. The COVID-19 pandemic has hit them and their families hard, making it a huge struggle to continue their own development. Since March 2020, we have been sending money to our teams, primarily so they can access water, food, medicine, and cover their rental costs.
Hippocampus Hippocampus is a project by the Naturalistichno Association. We have five years of experience working with visually impaired people. We provide them with jobs and opportunities to work, learn, explore new things and improve their lives. This year we built a mixed sailing crew together with captains with normal vision.  When the weather is good, we make tours for the tourists at Pancharevo Lake near Sofia. If the weather is not good for sailing, we work with clay to create marine souvenirs.
Feed 4,500 children in 15 schools in Kilimanjaro Over 4,500 school children will benefit from this initiative and over 10,700 community members will be provided with skills on modern farming.  By growing grain and vegetables on school farms, schools are able to provide lunch and improve the children's nutritional intake. Sustainable farming techniques are also taught to parents and the community, which are then applied in their own small farms.
Provision of dignity kits to women in Mogadishu Devastating impacts of famine in Somalia led to unprecedented displacement of women to Mogadishu in search of humanitarian aid. They left their belongings behind and their bodies are exposed hence increased risk of sexual harassment. Furthermore, when they get their monthly periods, they are embarrassed since they don't have sanitary pads to stop the flow through their legs. SSWC is currently distributing dignity kits to women in Mogadishu that has enhanced their dignity, hygiene and sanitation.
Reduce Pollution on Arbor Day! El Segundo is located in a highly polluted area exposed to heavy industrial emissions. This has important consequences on the human and wildlife population. Through its tree planting and care, Tree Musketeers works to offset some of the pollution: a single tree can absorb 10 pounds of air pollutants a year, and produce nearly 260 pounds of oxygen- enough to support two people. For Arbor Day we need your support to plant and care for more trees in the community, while empowering local youth!
Fields for Greens Grow Against Poverty has started organic gardens at seven schools in Busia County, Kenya. The 1/2 acre plots are planted, weeded and harvested by students. The vegetables are added to school lunches to increase their nutritional value. Six additional schools have requested funding to implement similar programs. Grow Against Poverty would like to provide the expertise and funding to start these self-sustaining gardens.
Support Girls Education and Sports in Kenya Enable children in Kenya especially orphaned vulnerable girls and street children to attend school by proving scholarships, shoes, tuition fees, school uniforms, textbooks, lunches and nurture their sporting talents in tennis.
Funding an Ecuadorian School Through Recycled Art This project will build a Recycling Crafts Workshop to ensure the financial sustainability of La Hesperia Cloud Forest School, in order to not depend upon future donations. The project will involve parents, teachers and children creating a real educational community in a rural area, benefiting 40 children per year.
Provision of safe drinking water to 800 orphans Water is a perennial problem in Kenya. Providing safe water to orphans headed house holds is an urgent option to prevent diseases and the risks they face when on long distances in search of water.
FitKit, HS Youth Financial Literacy Program Financial literacy among Americans is dismal and the trend shows deterioration in literacy levels over the last 8 years. Whether at school or in the home, children are not receiving the instruction they need to make healthy financial decisions, let alone understand the basic tenets to be financially responsible members of society.
Indonesia Earthquake: Provide Necessities Earthquake 7,6 SR that hit West Sumatra made more than 1100 peoples died and thousands of homes destroyed. This project will assist more than 10,000 of earthquake refugees from rebuild their lives
Help Nicaraguans Achieve a Professional Education Help Fundacion A Jean Brugger build a center to serve our students and graduates. We have been providing university scholarships in San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua for 18 years. Over 70 young people have graduated, and 40 students currently have scholarships. Our new building will have offices for the staff and a library where students can work on their homework and do research online. A space for student meetings is envisioned, where our scholars can meet to plan their community service projects.
All Equine Services Free to Clients at BITS ETC Hippotherapy: using horse interactions to leverage gains made by physical, occupational, and speech therapists, as well as mental health practitioners increasingly moves into mainstream medical practice. At BITS ETC we can make a difference by offering these interventions free of charge to all clients who could be positively impacted by spending time with our therapy herd. Our two most utilized programs target those with autism, or Uniformed Professionals..Veterans, and First Responders.
Help us fight for LGBT+ rights in Tanzania It is never OK or legal to discriminate against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or intersex people. We are all equal and all have the same human rights. That`s why we are leading the struggle for #EqualityinTanzania and bringing new resources and new opportunities to our community by supporting local activists. This support is key to long-term expansion, rejuvenation and sustainability of LGBT+'s movements and organizations that work on behalf of millions of LGBT individuals in Tanzania.
Ending Poverty by educating 122 Ethiopian Children This project  in Arba Minch, Ethiopia will help fund 122 children, who live in extreme poverty, get an education, medical care and food.  These are children who have been identified by the local govenment as the poorest of the poor.  Without this assistance these children would be forced to beg or resort to other means in order to eat and assist their families.
Revive 1000 hectares of the Mugla Sweetgum Forest The Oriental Sweetgum Forest is only in Mugla, Turkey and in danger of becoming extinct; we aim to ensure forest sustainability by replanting corridors between dispersed segments increasing the total amount of the forest to 1000 hectares.
Support sexual violence survivor-activists Sexual violence survivors are increasingly becoming their own advocates, working tirelessly to demand their rights in relation to justice. They are not however always given the chance to adopt an activist role. Thus, capacity-building of survivors is key and can lead to their enhanced empowerment and involvement as agents of change. To contribute to this, we will organise a training-of-trainers on better understanding all forms of sexual violence and using this knowledge in advocacy efforts.
Field Train Students, CSOs & Officials in Morocco This project provides experiential participatory facilitation training for students of Morocco's public Hassan II University located in Mohamedia, elected officials & association members. Participants are trained in facilitating participatory planning with 8 communities in need (4 urban and 4 rural) and assisting in implementing 8 priority development projects that are identified by community members during the training. Participants will manifest democratic planning of development
Provide Clean Water for 10 Households in Abidi Ore Centre for Community Empowerment and Poverty Eradication plans to provide portable water for multipurpose use in Abidi Ore, a marginalized community within jurisdiction of Asa Local Government Area of Kwara State, cholera and diarrhea prevalence common among children of school age in the community. The project will provide portable water for 10 households and instill hygiene practice among 120 people in the community, children between the age bracket of 3 -12 years make up 55% of the population.
Climate Action Awareness Through a Shelter-Kenya The project PHASE 1 (funded) will establish a Food & Eco forest  for Agatha Amani House shelter and also a demo site. During the forests design and  implementation, will  include a training on food forestry and community outreach (Part II ,UNFUNDED) as a forest-local related initiative . The training targets 30 participants and outreach 50 pax.The forests will also help in water conservation and reduction of the effect of greenhouse gases thus mitigating climate change plus being a demo site .
Cassava growing for food security in Kenya Kenya is experiencing severe drought and acute food shortages. Michael Murigi, 3rd year PATHWAYS scholar, has made tremendous progress in introducing cassava growing to his community. Cassava is an indigenous crop that is fast growing and well adapted to the dry environment. His community would like to expand the project by purchasing a mill so that flour can be produced and food products made and sold.
Combating Child labor through Education Project Nepal is a least developed country (LDC) where per capita income is USD 689,50. The parents are unable to afford cost of education for their children and compelled to send their children as child labor. So the eradicate child labor system is envisioned through providing them education opportunity through bridge course, parent's education and vocational education which will create the opportunity for livelihood enhancement. This intervention will be good to make long term impact of project.
Improve a Pre-School for 60 Children in Kenya We plan to expand and renovate the existing pre-school building at Kiteghe Primary in south-eastern Kenya to accommodate an extra class of pupils who are currently learning in the office.
CLEAN WATER FOR LOBITOS Lobitos is an artisanal fishing village located Peru's northern coastline. There is no source of potable water in Lobitos. Dirty water gets pumped in from another town 1-2 times a week, and sometimes not at all, none of it suitable for drinking. Through the Women & Water program, we will implement a solar-powered reverse-osmosis desalination plant which will generate 2,800 gallons of clean drinking water per day over the next 12 years enough for each resident. The program will be run by women.
India Tsunami Rehabilitation Fund India's south-east coast, especially the state of Tamil Nadu, was the worst affected area on the mainland.
Clean Fuels and Cookstoves for Schools in Uganda A Ugandan school district is in dire need of better wood-burning stoves and sustainable fuels for cooking.  Our program will train students to make fuel briquettes from agricultural waste. Our improved cookstoves will reduce fuel consumption and hazardous smoke.  Once established, the program will expand to the surrounding communities to meet their fuel needs and improve public health.  Sustainable tree farming will be encouraged to provide additional fuel/income sources. Jobs will be created.
Rural Secondary Education for 742 Nicaraguan Youth 41% of Nicaraguans live in rural communities. For these rural students, access to secondary education is extremely limited. Of the 1.4 million school-aged youth (10-19 years old), UNICEF estimates that 50% are not matriculated in secondary education, and that only a third of the population graduates high school.The Sistema de Aprendizaje Tutorial (SAT) is an innovative rural secondary education program, which provides targeted quality and relevant educational opportunities to rural youth.
Aid Packages for Tsunami Survivors in Aceh Through the IDEP Foundation, this program will provide emergency aid, long-term recovery and the strengthening of local organizations in Aceh, Sumatra in the wake of the earthquake and tsunami.
Restore hope to vulnerable children in Zimbabwe. We want to see vulnerable children empowered with life skills they need in addressing issue affecting them.The desired  impact will be achieved through provision of psychosocial care and support as well as provision of the basic material needs such as food so that they live through each passing day.We will distribute food,blankets and pay school fees for the Orphans and Vulnerable Children living in marginalized communities where we currently operate in.
Support 100 Girl Survivors of Sexual Abuse Zim This project will rescue girls from abuse and provide support to survivors. Vulnerable girls are often whose parents have died mostly as a result of AIDS. TaLI provides such survivors with medical assistance to prevent HIV or to provide support where they are  HIV positive. We provide Counselling to victims and their parents, We rescue them from abusive environments, We report and follow abuse cases with police and support through justice system/courts and  Reintegration with families.
WE BELIEVE IN LEARNING! Quindio, Colombia This project provides 134 post-primary students with Learning Guides for the following subjects: Language, Mathematics, Natural Science, Social Science, Technology and Ethics. Furthermore teachers will be provided with professional training on how to use the learning material.  Keep in mind: One book is not only shared by two students of one year but the material can also be reused in average 7 years!  Consequently, with $2,500 this projects will benefit a total of 9380 children in Colombia!
YouMeWe Ghana In an effort to connect children to the internet, we are working with the infamous teacher Owura Kwadwo, originally from Kumasi, Ghana,  teaching ICT in a rural farming community, which lacks basic equipment and resources for the task. "Every teacher has a way of presenting his subject to his students. This is my way,"  Now with the ICT skills, they will be focused on Social Impact through education.
Young Care givers Healing and Connection Project This project will provide a mental health resilience programs for up to 40 young people that care for their Mum, Dad, Brother or sister with a medical condition or disability.   These young people miss out on their teenage years to care for their loved one.   Because of the extreme stress involved with caring, 2 out of 3 teens have severe mental health issues such as anxiety, social isolation, bullying, depression; often leading to suicide.   WHO CARES FOR THESE  YOUNG PEOPLE?   We do!
Refurbished Water Wells Save Lives in Uganda Without maintenance funds, perfectly good water wells fall into disrepair, and rural Ugandan women and children are forced to again walk miles to collect often contaminated surface water. Refurbishing these wells, often simply by replacing broken pump hardware, profoundly changes the villagers' lives by giving them the basic human right of safe, clean water. People's health improves immediately when they stop using contaminated water sources. Please support safe, clean water for the people.
Menstruation Poverty on Girls in The Gambia In The Gambia, many young girls experience period poverty. The most disadvantaged among them are unable to afford the cost of sanitary pads.  This results in reduced school attendance during one's period, which negatively impacts academic work and results. The lack of access to sanitary pad can lead to infections that impair sexual health.  The Gambian American Foundation aims to help 250 school age girls gain access to menstrual supplies on a regular basis, both at schools and at home.
Help a Young Widow's Self Business and Dignity From abuses, poverty and exploitation on widow, this Training on Garments Making and sewing machine provision to each of 115 widow women for their income generation and sustainable survival give changes.The destitute widow women will have 6 months training on Tailoring and EDP. Then a sewing machine and accessories are given to all.
Bringing Digital Inclusion to Amazonian Residents CDI-Pará is part of CDI - an NGO who conducts technology and civic engagement education and trainings. Pará is a large, impoverished state in the Amazon region with a complex environmental landscape.
Help Build the Sacred Earth Lodge The Sacred Earth Lodge is the newest edition to the Red Cloud Renewable Energy Center (RCREC), located on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota and headquarters of our Tribal Renewable Energy Program. This new building will be used as an educational center and dormitory for our ever-expanding renewable energy and green job training program for Native Americans. With high demand for our workshops, we are excited to add more classroom space, improved facilities and many more beds to RCREC.
Create Training Opportunities For S. African Women Rural women require skills and leadership training to participate successfully in the local markets. This project allows women to acquire the appropriate skills to provide for their families.