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DISASTER RELIEF AND RECOVERY DDEF is a cooperative body that is made up of representatives from faith-based, non-profit, non government, business and other organizations working within DDEF to assist individuals and families as they recover from COVID-19. The goal of the DDEF is to unite recovery resources with community needs in order to ensure that even the most vulnerable in the community recover from the disaster.
KNS2 Healing Gardens for Special Needs Children KNS2 Healing Gardens promote the health and wellness of children by providing nutritional foods to combat health disparities while preventing childhood hunger. Mentoring underserved, children especially those with chronic illnesses, special needs and physical disabilities.Our Handicapped accessible gardens provide a place of unity in the community for all children to be healthier, fit, educated through our various wellness programs.  A safe, nurturing environment to keep kids off the street
Trade Tools for Entrepreneurs in Haiti You can help a family survive in Haiti. Trade tools will empower 100 vocational school graduates to put their skills to work. To earn a living. In the US, volunteers work together to refurbish tool donations - keeping tools out of landfills - and putting them into the hands of young entrepreneurs.
COVID19 Preventive Measures & MentalHealth Support The first case of Corona virus on 27 February 2020, the UN has cautioned that Africa could be the next epicenter of Covid19 pandemic if necessary measures are not taken to prevent this. The government of Nigeria has placed so much emphasis on wearing of face-mask in public, washing of hands and the prohibition of social gatherings. front-liners intervention workers on COVID19 have experienced some deaths, direct exposure to the dreaded virus and might have developed a pessimistic life expectancy
The Ambitious Girls Fund Only 4% of Dalits in Nepal pass the final exam at the end of 10th grade that is required to continue their education. They must then complete the newly added 11th and 12th grades before they can go on to college. Imagine you're a Dalit girl graduating from the 10th grade, and you're faced with the overwhelming task of paying tuition fees as well as room and board in a distant city just to complete high school. This is where we come in - to provide a modest stipend to make this possible.
Fund Jamaican Farmers in Climate-Smart Aquaponics Climate change in Jamaica is forcing small-scale food producers out of business, leading to rising unemployment, poverty and food insecurity. INMED's Financing for Climate-Smart Agriculture program helps resolve this crisis by empowering struggling farmers, women, youth and people with disabilities to start aquaponics (hydroponics/fish farming) enterprises. This program is providing access to financing, aquaponics technology, training, technical assistance and secure markets.
Help us journey with more youth facing adversities In celebration of Trybe's 26th Anniversary, we thank you all for being part of our journey. We journey with our youth, their families, volunteers, donors, working partners and staff.  During this pandemic, nobody is spared. Many of our youth come from complex family backgrounds with little or no support. Every day is a struggle, yet many work hard, showing resilience above their adversities in life.  Please support us, help us journey with more youth facing adversities.
Brazilian Red Cross Flood Response The Brazilian Red Cross and its network are on the front lines of providing emergency relief and aid to all flood-impacted communities in the Brazilian states of Bahia and Minas Gerais. We are providing water, food, hygiene and first aid kits, and other emergency supplies. Many people affected by the flooding will depend on our emergency relief for days and weeks. Many have lost all their possessions and need access to basic supplies.
Protecting Threatened Lemur Habitat in Madagascar In Madagascar, 90% of littoral forests have been lost due to human activity, endangering endemic species, including lemurs. Project Ala has increased the viable habitat for these species through corridor reforestation; strengthening regional conservation knowledge and capacity to reduce human impact on these habitats. Building on Phase I, Phase II will expand habitat corridors between forest fragments; addressing unsustainable resource use -protecting the littoral forest and its biodiversity.
Safe Housing for Kenyan School Girls Building a dormitory for 7th and 8th grade girls of Pathfinder Academy will provide a safe environment for girls who live in the most distant villages. The challenges are difficult for many girls who too often just stay home, marry early and inevitably live in poverty. Building a safe shelter for girls will transform their lives by providing  them with education, food, clean water,and shelter. With an education, these young women will return to their communities to serve as change agents
Elephants Lives Matter - Coexistence not conflict! It's incredibly sad when an Elephant gets shot because he raided a garden. It's terrible for the farmer who lost his produce. He needed that crop to feed his children, to pay school fees. What he doesn't need is Elephant meat as a substitute - that's a temporary solution! Next week his family will still be hungry, but the Elephant will still be dead! The farmer needs his crops replaced; he needs seed to replant. We need to break the cycle. We need to offer a better solution!
Big Cat Conservation: A Global Alliance Alone, neither science nor indigenous knowledge can stop the extinction of snow leopards, white lions, tigers, and jaguars. In 2013, for the first time ever, indigenous elders/shamans and scientists partnered to forge radical new conservation methods. Within months, the team helped forge the UN Global Snow Leopard policy, and now aim to carry the work into South Africa, home of the most endangered cat-the white lions.
Stop deforestation and restore community lands Using water conservation techniques and tree and grass planting we revive these forests and restore the sacred groves. This secures the livelihoods of the 8000 people who depend on the groves.
UNLEASH YOUNG TALENT AND BREAK DOWN INEQUALITIES We co-design creative, safe spaces with young people and embed them in Barnet's most isolated communities, giving them access to creative skills training and wrap-around support. In our main hub, we run a weekly nail bar, a music studio and a design studio where young people can get education/employment support and work towards qualifications (Arts Awards). Embedded in the spaces are specialist mentors who provide support around mental health, abuse, violence and other risks.
English Education for Rural Children in China Millions of rural children in China do not have access to quality education and are enrolled in schools where they lack English teachers. This project provides weekly online English lessons to more than 3,000 disadvantaged children. Lessons are delivered by trained volunteers based all over the world. We have more than fifteen years' experience of  training and supporting  volunteers to teach English in China.
Bloom Nepal Scholarship Fund This project will provide full scholarships to three extremely talented students from economically and socially underprivileged background to study at Bloom Nepal School from grade four to grade ten.   The fund will support education and residential expenses for students and is offered to children who would not be able to access education otherwise. The project is part of scholarship fund set up by Bloom Nepal Foundation.
Handwashing & Health for 1000 Children in Cameroon This project will improve the quality of life of children in Cameroon, by providing  an Eco-Hand-washing Kit through our education activities related to hand hygiene in Schools, and support local service to reduce the cost of production of the Eco-Hand-washing Kit and facilitate the access of the hand washing facilities to least 1000 children 5 to 12 years in 20 schools in Yaounde, Cameroon. We are also using this avenue to teach and create behavioral change and literacy support for schools.
Supporting Children with Disabilities in Pakistan MAITS' award-winning Community Healthworker training teaches life-saving techniques that improve disabled children's health & well-being, through expert volunteer trainers in Pakistan. We will equip local community workers with the skills to support families in their own homes. Piloted in Jamaica we taught simple techniques to carers of disabled children. Before our training, there were serious case reviews with children dying or very ill. After, there was not one serious case review or death.
Support HIV/AIDS Treatment for Kids in China Provide medications, supplemental nutrition, and community health worker support to 45 HIV-positive children in central China, whose parents contracted HIV through paid plasma donation.  30 of these kids have been orphaned by the disease.
Australia Wildfires Relief Fund High winds and drought conditions are causing wildfires to spread rapidly through Australia, prompting mass evacuations, destroying homes and killing millions of animals. This fund will support immediate rescue and relief efforts for people and animals impacted by the fires and will eventually transition to funding long-term assistance to help residents recover and rebuild. All donations to this fund will exclusively support wildfire recovery.
Community wants to provide water to seven families The Puerto Rico Community Foundation (Fundacion Comunitaria de Puerto Rico) joins Giving Tuesday 2019 to support the Algarrobo Community Aqueduct Inc., in Aibonito, to raise $7,316.86 to facilitate access to drinking water for seven (7) families. This women lead community aqueduct provides access to water to more than 70 families (250 individuals) in the isolated rural community of Algarrobo, Aibonito-Puerto Rico.
Environmental Education for Filipino Children Filipino children will learn from our biodiversity and conservation module where they will be taught about the interrelationships of various components in the environment, as well as different wildlife species and their habitats. At a young age, they will learn to appreciate the role of the environment in the different aspects of their lives and be encouraged to take the initiative to protect the environment, their fellow Filipinos, and their country.
Educating Ten Future Leaders of Kazakhstan Salem School combines strong academic standards with a care and concern for the whole person. The focus isn't solely on high levels of achievement, but developing character through moral values and emotional intelligence. This is a long-term investment in the future of Kazakhstan, those who will grow to influence others at all levels of society. Class sizes are small, the atmosphere is different, acceptance and encouragement are prioritized, and future leaders of quality are quietly growing up.
Mentoring Challenge The Mentoring Challenge is a platform to inspire young women to reach out and become influential. In the programme, young women will learn to practically mentor secondary school girls and their peers, and also to mobilize women for women-based events. The school girls will be supplied with the knowledge needed for everyday personal, academic and social development and the young women will be inspired to reconsider their wider role as catalysts for lasting social change.
Support for child victims of sex trafficking This project will provide aftercare support and reintegration services for up to 100 girls aged 1-18 who have been victims of sexual exploitation and forced labor in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. The young girls will receive access to safe short-term shelter, healthcare, education, legal support and family reunion or community-based care support.
Colorado Wildfire Relief Fund Wildfires in Colorado have displaced tens of thousands of people and destroyed nearly 1,000 homes across Boulder County in less than three days. All donations to this fund will support wildfire relief and recovery efforts in Colorado. Your donation will go to vetted nonprofits providing food, water, and shelter to communities in need. This fund will remain open into the new year and support the most impacted of local communities.
Training Center for Malagasy Tourism Workforce Help Halt Poverty build a training center for ignored labor pools: chronically unemployed, lost parents, LGBT, recovering addicts, to address staff shortage serving Malagasy tourism industry. The site will include a library, a training venue (food preparation, rooms, etc.) for hands-on demonstrations. The renovation of this historical landmark will also signify the preservation of the architectural ensemble of the Old Town Fianarantsoa. Now we need to raise $5,000 funds for Anay center project
Hurricane Sandy - Fuel Relief Fund Hurricane Sandy was one of the largest storms to hit the East Coast of US.  Fuel Relief Fund is a non-profit charitable organization that provides free fuel immediately after a major disaster.  We are currently deploying to the New Jersey coastline to provide free fuel for those in need.  Primarily, the gas and diesel will be given to individuals and other non-profit agencies for use in generators and vehicles.  100% of funds raised for the relief effort is used to purchase fuel.
KuBO Community Kitchens for Manila Hunger Hotspots Hunger and Malnutrition is the hidden virus many of us tend to overlook. 1 in 3 Filipinos is affected and the consequent impact lasts a lifetime. Current approaches to solve this are ad-hoc and very event driven. Through "KuBO" (Kusina ng Bayan sa Oras ng pangangailangan), we will launch a movement that will fight hunger and malnutrition among vulnerable communities in the Philippines. Join our cause!
Vulnerable Youth Learning and Education Project Through the Vulnerable Youth Learning and Education Project, the Mustard Seed Youth Home will help at least 32 vulnerable youths to gain more chances to explore their potentials and advantages. This project will not only enhance their school performances but also give them opportunities to learn talents and explore their own interest. The project will also help youths to learn and practice social skills through experiential education in order to improve their social adaptability.
Hurricane Matthew Light & Shelter for Haiti Hurricane Matthew caused massive tragedy, flooding and power outages throughout some of Haiti's already distressed rural and farming communities.  Farm Up Jamaica is responding with emergency supplies such as temporary shelter and solar-powered lights. Make a double impact by helping these communities recover and then have a lasting impact as we teach them how to grow organic food to feed themselves for years to come.
COVID-19 Relief for Emergency Service Veterans. This project will support veterans and those in the process of leaving (or were about to do so before the pandemic) the emergency services. Many veterans have come out of retirement to help tackle the crisis and it is those, in particular, who will be helped through this project. FirstLight Trust will provide tools, resources and therapies to ensure they are supported and able to deal with the current and future situation; in particular the emotional, mental and physical fall out.
Support Sexual Education for Young Cambodians SK runs non-formal education schools in Siem Reap. Our aim is to give the most disadvantaged and most vulnerable Cambodian youth the tools to rise out of poverty and become responsible adults and upright citizens. The goal of this project is to raise awareness, and to foster a change, on sexuality, sexual and reproductive health, STIs and domestic violence. The project will address 30 young adults, who will take part in an education program on sexuality, relationships and gender relations.
Empower local communities to protect dry forests With only 5% remaining, dry forests are one of the most endangered ecosystems in the world. Native trees are heavily logged, yet crucial to the survival and wellbeing of local communities and wildlife. Located on Peru's arid northern coast, this project will work with low-income farmers and diverse community members to reforest this threatened habitat. Local people will be trained on how to protect and sustainably manage the dry forests in ways that boost their income and the local economy.
Rwandan Street Children Closing The Digital Divide Can you imagine a street child in post-genocide Rwanda sending you an email?  RDDC USA is implementing a Basic Computer Skills/IT class for street children in Rwanda who have been forced to live on the street without access to education or technology.  These youth will touch computers for the first time, learn the alphabet to type their names, access information, and send emails.  Children who spent their days searching for food are learning they have access to the world.
Support Family Farming in Liberia and Sierra Leone This project will reduce poverty and food insecurity among smallholder, women farmers in Liberia and Sierra Leone by supporting kitchen farms and promoting livestock production, health, and other good practices for rural households. Thanks to BRAC's partnerships with other donors, contributions to this project have extraordinary leverage: Funding of $18,975 raised through Global Giving will be matched and multiplied by others, unlocking $60,882 to reach 600 women farmers.
Girls Matter - Stop Sexual Violence In Japan Sexual violence and harassment toward women is far too frequent, affecting one-third of all women regardless of age, education, or economic status. This project aims to reduce the incidence of sexual violence against girls and young women in Japan through innovative school and university-based educational consent workshops. Striving to change attitudes through trauma education support groups to help survivors thrive. Please join TELL in our fight to create #BalanceforBetter in Japan.
Solar lanterns for school children in Sri Lanka All children matter, and none more so than the poor school children of Sri Lanka living in villages without electricity. While they can attend good local schools, without light at night, they cannot do their homework. Education is the path to prosperity in Sri Lanka, but as in many poor countries the economy cannot provide enough good jobs making the job market very competitive. Our solar lights allow these children to compete for a chance at a brighter future.
Empowering 200 Awajun Youths to Prevent HIV The Awajun are Amazonian people with one of the highest HIV infection rates in Peru, due to a lack of understanding of the disease and the continuity of cultural practices that favor its transmission. This project aims to empower 200 Awajun youths by providing appropriate HIV information, which will be recreated by them and shared with their peers using an understandable language with adequate allusions bridging the communication gaps that exists between health services and indigenous peoples.
Multi-Purpose Safe-Space Shelter The Gay Kenya Strategic Plan recognizes the need to create safe spaces for gay people in Kenya. As an organization, "coming out" and embracing our sexuality and identity is very important as individuals and as an organization.We however realize that embracing our sexual identity and leaving the closet comes with huge risks, including rejection and ejection by family, rejection by friends, ejection from schools and shrinkage of friendly social space. Thus the need for Safe-space Shelter.
Dental Mission for Tibetan Nomads of Yushu 2019 After a very successful pilot mission trip, the dentists are returning to Yushu Prefecture in Qinghai Province in 2019 to serve the Tibetan nomads!  A group of dentists from the United States are once again donating their time and skills to give these people their beautiful smiles back.  Please help us in supporting these communities, which the Pureland Project has been working with for over 13 years, by helping us bring these talented dentists to those in need!
Create a model for harmonious living in Costa Rica In partnership with the National University of Costa Rica (UNA), IBREA Foundation will create a social model for peaceful living, through working with two rural areas in Heredia Costa Rica. Through providing brain-based holistic education to a focal group in each community, IBREA aims to establish the foundation for that process. Participants will go through a process of healing their body&mind to unleash their natural tendency for harmonious living & take action to make it a reality.
Village Soccer Dream Teams Our soccer program is complementary to our school  English  & Nutritional program. A sound mind and  healthy body go hand in hand to develop full potential and confidence for young students. This year we have four teams entered into a weekend Soccer League with our two Khmer coaches. This gives them the opportunity to develop skills and takes them out of their rural environment. Confidence building and sportsmanship are a great tool for success and encouragement to dream big.
Provide Medical Care in Kolkata Slums and Villages The medical camps will help those living in slums and rural communities in Kolkata by providing free medical care and health awareness seminars. Camps will offer health check-ups, medical treatment, and necessary medicines. Afterward, follow-up visits will occur monthly for patients treated at camps to ensure proper care and healing. These annual medical camps continue to have an incredible impact on the health of the men, women, and children living in those communities.
Weekend Pantry Program in Appalachia Feed a child during times he/she is not at school, such as weekends, school holiday breaks and summer vacation. This program will help alleviate hunger and allow a child to focus on learning.
Sports court for 300 vulnerable children Renca We pursue two goals, reduce child obesity and enable regular sports and gymnastics practice, not just in class schedules, taking children off the streets of a highly dangerous neighborhood
Support Therapy for Autistic Children in Senegal Support resources for children with autism are very limited in the Dakar region of Senegal. Thanks to recent work, autism awareness is rising within this area. Therapies run by certified professionals are still rare to nonexistent. We are working towards establishing a running day center supervised by certified BCBAs (behavior analysts) and educational specialists. This helps the children improve their social, language, and daily living skills in addition to academics.
Help Educate 1000 Students in Pakistan A vast majority of Pakistan's population comprises of the youth. Aman Tech's vision is to empower these young individuals by teaching them both vocational and soft skills and aligning them to the needs of the local and international labor market through its state-of-the-art vocational training institute. Your contribution will serve as a opportunity for these individuals to help uplift themselves and their communities.
VOCATIONAL TRAINING FOR 58 TEEN-MOTHERS IN HOMABAY This project will benefit Teenage Mothers orphaned due to HIV/AIDS & those coming from families affected by extreme poverty with Vocational Training and Skills Development to enable them become self-reliant in life, evade forms exploitation, enjoy peaceful integration in families and compete for employment opportunities. It will also make the Teenage Mothers become tools for grater change  among young girls & Youths in the target community. It is targeted at Teenage Mothers of Homabay, Kenya.
Scaling Up Distribution of High-impact Cookstoves Mma Eunice Owenson Foundation strive to change three-stone open fires cooking method with high-impact cookstoves and solar lighting systems in rural communities of Niger Delta - Nigeria. MEOF project objective is to provides,distributes improved cookstoves and solar lights through innovative support to women entrepreneurs,which will allows more than 500-1000 households access to health care,clean cooking,solar electricity and protecting the environment - to end extreme energy poverty in Nigeria.