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City of Angels Shelter Addition This project is for improvements to our sanctuary in South Texas and to help maintain the high quality of care that we provide.  It will also help to accommodate many more abandoned and abused animals.  We are also in the process of focusing on pets who are also victims of abuse associated with domestic violence.
Childcare Support at Disaster-Stricken Tohoku In tsunami-stricken Rikuzen Takada City, many children lost family members, and exhibit psychological problems and very rough behavior. Especially pronouced is a case of lost mother with unemployed father inexperienced in child rearing. A childcare-support NPO, Kirarin (Shining) Kids needs professional training and skill-level improvement to cope with this unusually difficult situation. DSIA is trying to help financing the training of Kirarin Kids, so that it can serve a wider disaster area.
Happy Chickens for Fiji Food & Climate Emergency! The worldwide pandemic, together with the negative impacts of climate change, have caused a food emergency in Fiji.  Rural subsistence farmers have been severely stressed, as increasingly strong cyclones rake across the islands, destroying small farm plots and homes, and damaging coconut and other tree crops.  The coral reefs are sustaining storm damage, and are being over-fished. We address poverty and hunger by providing islanders with foraging chickens as an alternative protein to reef fish.
The Environmental Crisis on Native American Lands Native American values, treaties, land and water are being threatened by big oil. In the Dakotas  fracking and pipelines have decimated once pristine landscapes, causing toxic damage , destroying ancestral burial grounds and now threatening drinking water. This campaign aims to bring world-wide attention to this environmental and cultural crisis through a feature film: A Different American Dream, a series of videos and a robust engagement campaign focused on supporting local grassroots programs.
Beirut Port Explosion Relief Assistant The situation in Lebanon is heartbreaking!Thousands of people have been severely wounded in a huge blast that ripped through Lebanon's capital, Beirut,deaths number exceeds 165 person. Hospitals are working overcapacity and some parts of hospitals destroyed and many Hospitals are already declared inability to accommodate patients due to COVID19.It's reported that a wheat storage facility has been completely destroyed.more than 300000 person lost their homes and jobs.urgent assistant is needed
Communication skills for disabled kids and teens Imagine leaving school at 15 and spending the rest of your life house-bound and unable to communicate with anyone.  This is the future facing many people with complex disabilities in Russia today.  Russian people with disabilities are missing out on lo-tech and hi-tech solutions that could help them overcome physical and/or intellectual challenges.  We work with two groups of children and teenagers to improve their communication and then spread the knowledge throughout Russia via webinars.
Support Leadership Project for Girls in Bongo Girls and young women in Bongo- a  village in the Upper East Region of Ghana are from low income families and face a myriad of harsh challenges daily yet they have big dreams for themselves, their families and  community.  Since 2009, Greight Foundation has implemented 'Train-Coach-Mentor' Girls Leadership  Project for  girls and young women including visually impaired girls.  This project will  train, coach and mentor girls in personal development,  basic leadership and entrepreneurship skills.
help to construct hospital, care center and homes During a single illness espisod sickness of older patients are often treated in multiple distinct sites including the emergancy room, ICU unit a general medical Floor and a skilled nursing facility.Such changes in pysician, in nursing care rewriting orders,and physical dislocation change and this can affect Outcomes  of the Treatment.Partial solution include a Team Approach to care,electronic medical records.GSF shall serve more than 100000 serve each year by offering Health and Food from 65 yrs
Clean water for Tumaini home and the community Please help us raise money to drill for fresh water for our children and our community! TMSC is located in Western Kenya, Mukhonje village which has a total population of 500,000. Each year TMSC becomes a home and a hope to a child. Our children's home  accommodates 70 children and we have 300 children in our school. Our license to drill the borehole expires in July 2015 and our goal is to begin drilling in January 2015 while the season is dry. We urgently need your help to make it possible.
Professional Skills to Implement Inclusive Tourism This project aims to make tourism better, not only for guests but also for local people. Attracting domestic tourists and becoming less reliant on long-distance visitors is quite juvenile for a destination such as Madagascar. There are no half measures, operating legally, and ensuring the safety and quality to tourists are essential. To respond to the situation, we need to train and upgrade the skills of 06 hospitality and tourism professionals
Teen Suicide Prevention events in 30 US Cities Saving Lives. This project provides 30 suicide prevention and mental health resource events in conjunction with campus and music festivals across the United States.  These upbeat events, staged in unique settings allow us to "reach people where they are". This nontraditional approach to suicide prevention de-stigmatizes talk about mental health by providing one-on-one peer support interactions, mental health resource kits, all in a environment that allows true, meaningful connection.
Literacy for Dominican-Haitian Youth in the Batey Yspaniola's Learning Centers serves 165 children aged 4-17 in Batey Libertad, a marginalized community in the agricultural heart of the Dominican Republic. The Learning Center provides critical access to small-group instruction and Spanish literacy support for children in the community, including those who speak Haitian Creole as their first language. This project will support materials to sustain and expand our educational programs for at-risk youth in the community.
Provide Hygiene Kits to Displaced Pregnant Women This project provides food stuff, vitamin and hygiene kits, and counseling for 300 pregnant women in 3 IDPs camps to improve the mother's health for safe delivery.
IMPROVING WOMEN LITERACY IN TRIBAL POCKET  ODISHA Make literate  4500  women and girls in the age group of 15 to 35 years literate and empowering both socially and economically through SHG and Federation by undertake vocational training and undertake different trades and link with the market in most backward Kalahandi district of Odisha and free from exploitation and social improvement.
HIV/AIDS education for 20,000 Malawians Act4Africa deliver effective HIV/AIDS Prevention Education Programmes. £1500 will fund Bernard, a highly skilled trainer of trainers, for a year. He will train 60 trainers and reach 20,000 Malawians.
Give Liberian Ebola Orphans a Home and Future Children's Aid Liberia (CAL) seeks to build and maintain a children's home providing basic needs, sanctuary, security, shelter, food, care, education, love, and hope to the orphans of Liberia who have been impacted by the Ebola crisis and Liberian Civil War, preparing them to be productive and thriving members of society.
Clean water for hundreds of villagers in Cambodia This project will provide the poorest of the poor in rural Cambodia with water: life's most basic need. Access to clean water assures a healthier livelihood. Access to a sufficient water source improves agricultural practices for increased production for sufficient food security and income generation, resulting in community development and economic progress. In 7 years over 100,000 people now have access to clean water through the distribution of bio-sand water filters.
Help Avoid a COVID-19 Explosion Among Refugees The massive number of refugees in Jordan make up one of the most vulnerable, high risk groups in the world to contract, die from, and rapidly spread the COVID-19 virus - in their population and the wider region. A deadly combination of risk factors creates an immediate and potent formula threatening to erupt into a major humanitarian catastrophe, posing a perilous threat in the world, if we do nothing. We are using tele-med to reach as many refugees with vital health care services as possible.
Support Mental Health Services in Tanzania Tap Elderly Women's Wisdom for Youth (TEWWY)'s psychosocial interventions bridge the intergenerational and mental health treatment gap. Trained grandmothers called Wisdom&Wellness Counselors provide free and accessible mental health services, support and resources in their underserved communities. The services include mental health awareness raising, interpersonal counseling, group talk therapy, life skills building, referrals to specialists/hospitals or community services, and survey research.
Supporting 50 women with cancer in Baja, Mexico This project will provide turbans, breast prosthesis when they are mastectomized, a sleeve for lymphoedema and an adequate bra to women in Baja California that will allow them to improve their image, reduce the risk of sequels and go through the process without so much emotional pain./Proveeremos turbantes, mangas para linfedema, sostentes y/o protesis mamarias para mujeres en B.C. lo que les permitira mejorar su imagen, reducir el riesgo de secuelas y vivir el proceso sin mucho dolor emocional.
Build School Library & Storeroom for 650 Students This project will construct a library addition to an existing school classroom building in northern Uganda. The library will provide a secure place for 650 primary students to access literacy and technology support.   The room will provide storage for 1500 books, 3 solar-powered laptop workstations, plus a small storage area .  It will also fund the purchase of 100 Uganda textbooks. The school is in northern Uganda in an area that was devastated by a 20 year old civil war that ended in 2006.
Food for Victims of Super Typhoon Yolanda The impact of Super Typhoon Yolanda / Haiyan is so immense.  As described by the National Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council (NDRRMC), Typhoon Yolanda is the most violent and worst typhoon that ever hit in the Philippines for the last decade or so.  Yolanda is already out of the Philippine area of responsibility but it is leaving huge destructions to properties, communication facilities, and economic condition of the areas affected.
Rebuild to Remain in Palestine's Al Aqaba Seeking to live on the land they own, 21 Palestinian families finished new houses and moved into Al Aqaba in the West Bank's "Area C", pioneering a remarkable model. Their town gave them building permits per their zoning plan and they invested all they have, thankful that no demolition orders were issued in all these years. Now, the eight families still in construction are suddenly at risk. They're bravely moving in before they finish construction, and asking your help to complete their homes.
Help 1000 Girls Manage their Days in Kasese From the age 12-16 most young girls experience their Menstrual Periods for their 1st time. As a result they feel embarrassed when accidentally they find their Menses in either class,or Playground without any preventive tool to stop bleeding,Innocent and ignorant about Menstruation, they end up using grass, sponges,feathers,soil,handikerchiefs,and pieces of Paper. Some end up being mocked,nicknamed and laughed at. Your support will help provide Sustainable Sanitary Pads and reduce School dropouts
Help 100 Additional Families Grow Food in Zimbabwe One hundred additional families struggling to survive in rural Zimbabwe will be able to grow enough food to feed their extended families and have surplus remaining to sell.
EMPOWERING  YOUTHS IN ACQUIRING SKILLS /KNOWLEDGE This program is aimed at empowering 100 youths(80 women and girls,20 young boys) in Bamenda, North West Region of Cameroon between ages of  18 to 27 to acquire basic skills in tailoring, carpentry, hair dressing ,motor mechanics ,shoe making, beads  so as to take them off the streets and reduce youth unemployment.
Clean water for 1 new person every 10 seconds Nearly 1,000 children under age 5 die every day from diarrhea caused by contaminated water, poor sanitation, and improper hygiene. But World Vision believes the global water and sanitation crisis can be solved within our lifetimes. That's why we're focused on providing clean water and sanitation to every person in every community we work in, including the most vulnerable populations in the hardest-to-reach places.  World Vision is providing clean water to one new person every 10 seconds!
Give Job Training to Marginalized Indian Women Training in the embroidery arts of "zari" and "zardosi" will pave the way to economic sustenance for the women of the remote village of Holtikotti.
New Lives for 150 Women of the Guatemala City Dump We provide economic opportunity and a safe space for women who live and work around the Guatemala City Garbage Dump. Our income-generating program offers stable employment outside of the dangerous and dirty job of harvesting trash to resell, while our supportive services address the significant social and emotional challenges the women face. By fostering hope, solidarity and education in an environment of huge gender inequality and violence, we believe an alternative female reality is possible.
Help the Shipibo Regenerate from the Pandemic ASOMASHK, the Shipibo-Konibo Association of Onanyabo (ancestral healers), has developed a treatment and revitalization protocol for Shipibo communities heavily hit by COVID-19. In partnership with Chaikuni Institute and the Temple of the Way of Light, they successfully reached 333 people in 10 communities. And now, also supported by the Shipibo Conibo Center, they aim to reach farther along the Ucayali River to continue their work and develop strategies for long-term care and crisis response.
Saving Lives at Birth in Kawempe amidst COVID-19 This project plans to provide access to free transport means of 500 pregnant mothers and sick newborns to health facilities in Kawempe. Pregnant mothers and adolescent girls die due to a lack of ambulance services when they need critical care in health facilities.  In the COVID 19 era, the situation has worsened since ambulance services are rationed making them very inaccessible to pregnant mothers and girls who need transfer to a critical care unit hence the unnecessary maternal death.
TOUCH 350 LIVES OF PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED IN LAGOS This project will see to the needs of  the physically challenged persons in society, those starved of services and mostly ignored by society, live in isolation, segregation, poverty, charity and even pity. These include; the blind, leprosy-cured, hearing impairment, loco motor disability, mental retardation and mental illness. Due to discrimination they do not go to public places and not free to get those rights which a non-disabled person gets. They are deprived of education and employment.
Help Lost Boys Support Education & Peace In collaboration, three former Lost Boys of Sudan - James Lubo Mijak of North Carolina, Ngor Kur Mayol of Georgia, and James Manyror of Colorado - are working with support of Mothering Across Continents to manage model schools serving home villages. Funds will be used for uniforms, teacher stipends, meals and scholarships at two schools with 300-plus children from three villages. Education and literacy in Unity State rank among the lowest in South Sudan, the world's most fragile country.
Specialist nurses for people with MS in the UK MS is a complex and unpredictable life-long condition. There is no known cause or cure and the impact of diagnosis can be devastating. MS specialist nurses are vital in helping people come to terms with their MS and ensuring they get the care they need - but there are simply not enough. The MS Trust aims to change this by campaigning for better MS resources, providing accredited training for health professionals who work with MS and funding new MS Nurses in the areas where they are needed most.
Help Ethiopian Indigenous Medicine Research Centre Ethiopia with a population of about 100 million, 80% of the population heavily depends on traditional medicine for their primary healthcare system. There is great potential in the country in the utilization of indigenous medicine and healthcare practices to heal many human & animal illnesses. The demand for medicine is very high; and the country is rich with manuscripts of ancient knowledg, variety of plant and animal species that have significant relevance to medicine and healthcare practices.
Bishop Moore Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Carlie, Lila, Skyler, Victoria, and Angelaa from Bishop Moore High School 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 to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Safe Drinking Water for 15000 Villagers in Fundong Most villages within Fundong subdivision presently have limited access to clean drinking water, especially during the dry season. Community members must trek to a stream in order to collect their drinking water-- thus leaving many to drinking dirty water. Your donation will bring this community water by creating an additional spring catchment, expanding the currently existing infrastructure and by providing training to the community to help ensure sustainable management.
Construction of School Building for Blind Girls. Through the proposed project, a new building for Smt. Ambubai Residential School for Blind Girls shall be constructed on the land located at Gulbarga, Karnataka, India.The building shall comprise two separate floors. The ground floor shall comprise the primary, secondary and high-school to provide education for more than 100 blind girls, whereas the first floor shall comprise their dormitories, library, kitchen, dining hall warden rooms etc.
Vital Emergency Fostering for Children in Ukraine The project offers short-term fostering for children temporary left without care. 136 children have already benefited from this service. They were provided with loving family environment, care and rehabilitation and, most importantly, avoided Soviet-type residential institutions. Thanks to your support we could make this possible. Together we are not only changing separate lives. We are changing the very system of alternative care in Ukraine, pushing it to meet best interests of a child.
Help 100 Mexican Children Stay in Secondary School In response to the violence and drug war in our country, HECAT was opened in the Northern Mexican city of Torreon seeking to provide better chances to children from low-income families through high quality education.  With your help, this project will expand our middle school program by building three new rooms on our roof to continue to provide education, nutritional and medical support for children who hail from some of the poorest areas of our region.
Help save 3,000 lives in Pakistan Several ambulance services operate in Karachi, Pakistan, however, the missing link is the presence of trained medical personnel, equipment and life-saving medicines. Aman Ambulance, the only life-saving ambulances on the streets of Karachi have to-date, made more than 955,000 emergency interventions. We are committed to transforming lives of the underprivileged in our country, who are often denied their basic right to healthcare. Your support can help us enlarge this impact and save more lives!
China Earthquake clean water relief project The recent earthquake in Qinghai Province, China, killed nearly 2,000 people, injured 13,000 and displaced more than 100,000. We will provide clean water to displacement camps, schools and hospitals.
High-School Scholarships for 3 Maasai Girls, Kenya The Amazing Maasai Girls Project supports the high-school education of high-achieving, hardworking girls from Maasai communities in Laikipia, Kenya, whose families have no means to afford the fees. Since 2010, when the team met on The Amazing Race China TV show, we have raised more than $100,000 through Kenya's first Ultramarathon and have given 38 Amazing Girls 4-year scholarships. The AMGP aims to build on this success, giving more girls access to an education that can transform their futures.
Educate and Empower 44 Adolescent Girls in Mali The Batonga Foundation enables and empowers adolescent girls in Mali to complete their secondary education by providing them with scholarships, school supplies, uniforms, and after-school mentoring programs. Batonga provides girls with the tools and the mentoring they need to change Africa and become leaders in their communities.
Un-Prisonment [MEXICO] Imagine that you are convicted for a crime that you did not commit...  Imagine that you don't have the means to defend yourself and to prove your innocence...  Imagine the pain a mother feels  when her innocent child has re behind bars for the past 10 years...   Who would you turn to?    Based on our strong expertise in the field, our project 'Un-Prisonment [MEXICO]' will focus on solving the problem of institutional cruelty and on releasing the wrongfully convicted in Mexico.
Fostering Indigenous Women Political Participation Our gender-focused, community-led development approach, soughts for indigenous women and men from 11 communities in Oaxaca, to lead a healthy, fulfilling life of self-reliance and dignity by unleashing their vision, commitment, leadership, capacities and  power. In order for these communities to achieve a life self-reliance, enabling indigenous women's leadership and political participation is the key component. Be our partner with them in their journey to achieving a life self-reliance.
Continuum Care & Support for HIV Children in India Congenial atmosphere to CLHA (Child Live with HIV / AIDS) to live on their community, Stigma has been replaced increasingly by empathy, support and community participation. In the high risk group site of Thoothukudi District, India mainstream linkages  expanded category (care takers & Home care guides) continue to extend assistance to avail benefits Govt. schemes, also project benefits such as educational, nutritional,psychological support, including ART. Enhance income thro livelihood trainings
Improve Quality of Teaching in Rural China Support schools and network rural teachers across China to develop new curriculum and teaching approaches that prepare students to make improvements in their own lives and communities.
PlayPumps: Bringing Water to Children in Africa We will bring clean drinking water to children in Africa via the PlayPump water system (a merry-go-round connected to a water pump), other safe water solutions and associated programmatic activities.
Proper Nutrition for 10 families with Huntington's Huntington's is a neurodegenerative disease that disproportionately affects vulnerable families on the Colombian Caribean Coast. With this campaign, we will provide nutritionally optimal meals to 10 families affected by the disease in very rural areas, in addition to medical, educational, and social support. Our goal is to first meet the immediate needs of these families and then work to help with education access for the children and secure flexible income generation means for the families.
Support Rural Pre-Schools in Sri Lanka Early childhood education is the first stage of a holistic model that creates supportive and constructive learning for children of all ages.  Dehiattkandiya, a remote area in the eastern province in Sri Lanka has 65 pre-schools. We supported 25 pre-schools, in early 2020, by donating a pack of educational and communication material to help simulate motor & language skills and also cognitive competencies of pre-school children. Our target is to support the balance 40 pre-schools, by year-end.