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India COVID 19  continuing education for children Thamarai Education projects (www.thamarai.org) offer education to 130 children in rural villages, Tamil Nadu. The current wave of COVID 19 is very difficult for families, children are particularly in need. We, at Thamarai Education Projects, are committed to working towards the full potential for all. We have adapted our after-school programs to provide daily learning calls, emotional check-ins, and home drops of education supplies.
Protecting Tanzanian Women and Girls from Violence In Tanzania, sexual abuse and violence against women and girls are pervasive, and systems fail to hold perpetrators to account. At UZIKWASA, we believe systems only truly change when the individuals who inhabit them change. You can help us work with every leader in Pangani District-every school committee and village council member, every religious leader and village elder-to leverage her/his unique position to protect women and girls, and holistically address and prevent abuse and violence.
Empowering & Supporting Waste Pickers Globally Waste pickers' livelihoods consist of combing landfills and neighborhoods to collect pieces of plastic trash. Individually, these items are almost worthless, but if enough are bundled together, they may be sold for recycling. These communities provide a vital service but are compromised by their living conditions and marginalized by their lack of status. They are being severely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and need urgent support to deal with its consequences.
Building a library for needy students in Nicaragua This project will build a library in fishermen communities in Nicaragua, providing a rich supply of books to 600 needy kids.   The kids of these communities have never had a library and they deserve the opportunity of knowledge.
Support Association Un Sourire Pour l'Espoir Help and accompany children, teenagers, young adults and adults who are suffering from cerebral palsy to improve their health and move to more physical independence. Improve the quality of life of those in the Spectrum of Autism through educational programs based on the plasticity of the brain.
Empower 200 Women via Career Education in Pakistan For millions of women in Pakistan, life is a battle against poverty and despair. Most women are completely reliant upon their husbands for survival. If tragedy strikes a family women are left to care for themselves and their children alone. These women are completely unprepared for a career as most women in Pakistan are illiterate with no job skills.
This project will advocate women's education and provide career training to lift families out of poverty and reduce the risk of despair for women.
Help Farmers for Rice Processing Machine This project is designed to contribute to a sustained improvement of living conditions, stability and health in the rural population of four communities in Gbinleh Dixian Chiefdom Kambia district ( Sierra Leone) and enhance them to produce enough food to a level at which basic food becomes affordable, available and accessible The proposed major activities include: supporting agricultural activities, animal restocking and children education. The project will be implemented in four communities.
First Egyptian Info Hub for Wheelchair Users! Knowledge is power, without accurate data & relied information; no proper planning or serving can be done. With the support of advanced data software & legal documentation, we acquire accurate information & figures regarding our members that helps us as a foundation to allocate our beneficiaries in the right project, plan ahead, analyze & understand more about the Egyptian society when it comes to physical challenges.  We are serving the whole country through this project.
Rehabilitate 300 disabled children in India Vikash India plans to rehabilitate 300 disabled children in the villages in Puri District of Orissa, India by providing health services, assistive devices and inclusive education in the community.
COVID-19: Feed families at-risk in Mexico Your project will support 150 families, who were already fighting against poverty and hunger, to meet the essential needs of food and hygiene during the closure of COVID-19 and who are also starting to catch the virus and do not have money to pay medications or medical care. Crecemos will provide nutritious and balanced meals to families, as well as hygiene and protection kits (detergent, soap and masks), will help pay for medicines and medical care for people infected between May and October.
Build A Home For Luis & Evelina Imagine you have lived without something as simple as clean water for most of your life. Now imagine that a deadly 7.8 earthquake ripped away what little you did have. This is the reality for Luis and Evalina. Today YOU can change one Ecuadorian family's future by helping to build a home.  All Luis and Evalina have ever wanted is security - by simply having the opportunity to build a house, they are ensuring that their children will never have to suffer the hardships of instability that they did
Rescue,Rehab of 300 girls from India Nepal Bdesh Rescue, Rehabilitation of girls, victims of human trafficking sold for forced prostitution. girls are underprivilaged & deprived of human rights. we rescue & reintegrate them in respectable society.
Save Lives in sub-Saharan Africa from Snakebite Every year, over 138,000 people die from snakebites globally, with at least four times as many left disabled and often in life-long debt. At Health Action International, we're fighting to stop this needless crisis, as the only life-saving treatment, antivenom, has already existed for decades. This project will allow us to educate communities and rural healthcare workers throughout Kenya on crucial prevention and treatment of this widely neglected and misunderstood medical emergency.
Empower 100 vulnerable women for work in Colombia The unemployment rate for women in Colombia has exceeded 25% -10 points above the same rate for men, and the highest in the region. There are 7.1 million unemployed female heads of household who have been the most affected by the pandemic, risking the progress achieved in gender equality in recent decades.   Our project provides an integral environment to empower women for them to reactivate economically, by supporting them on four fronts related to their coaching and training as entrepreneurs.
Clean Water for Govt Primary  School Children The world is there more explosive urban growth than in India. The unrelenting vision of SEED is to secure clean water in 5 Govt primary schools (1000 kids) we have raised our goal $ 1000 to maximize our impact and help thousands children get clean water now.
Food Assistance for COVID 19 relief Today, our need for our clients has moved from helping them help people in situational poverty to long term support. Our supply of resources is becoming taxed as our clients are reaching out to us for assistance with people requiring food.  Organizations are leaning on us more now than ever. These groups include the community and city emergency response teams, transitional housing, police departments, and other government agencies.
Help Liberian Farmers Save the Rainforest This is your chance to help Liberia's next generation of farmers save the rainforest-and make money doing so! ACDI/VOCA will help 50 young Liberian farmers produce cocoa and oil palm, so that they can build better livelihoods for themselves without destroying precious rainforest.   We will help farmers learn how to join cooperatives, build nurseries, plant and harvest trees, and practice responsible forest management and land use within their communities.
Help Send USAP Zimbabwean Students to College The United Student Achievers Program (USAP) assists highly-talented, economically-disadvantaged students to negotiate the admissions and scholarship process to attend top universities internationally. Run by the non-profit Education Matters, this project provides a fund to cover hidden costs in the enrollment and admission process for the 42 USAP Zimbabwean students in our current cohort who are applying for 2018 university admission.
Fund Study Camps for 35 Students in Tanzania Girls Ed and local partner Project Wezesha are committed to offering academic study camps every June and December between the Tanzanian academic semesters for students studying in remote villages. The rigorous 30-day camps  boost academic skills, content knowledge, practical STEM experience, and English language proficiency, as well as cultivate personal responsibility and learner autonomy.
Children Education through 800 Widows empowerment There are 800 widows in this rural area who are unable to pay their children school fees. This project will empower the widows with a self sustainable business model. These widows will be provided with a start up capital from the project to buy palm oil, smoke dry fish, etc which are esential for everyday life, monthly profit will be saved and used at the beginning of the school year.
Within the period of first year these widows will be able to pay school fees to 800 children using the benefit.
Community Center & Family Gardens in Thailand-UNC Nourish International, in partnership with the community-based Thai NGO, Pattanarak, will build 50 backyard gardens and a community cultural center to serve displaced Burmese families.
Keep 627 girls in school in Siaya, Kenya We want to keep all the girls at the Nina School in Siaya District of Kenya in school to get a complete education. To do that, we need two things: to supply all girls with panties and reusable sanitary napkins and build a well in their village. Girls miss one week of school each month because of their menses. They also miss school when they must walk several miles to fetch fresh water for their families. Education is power for girls in Kenya and to keep them from missing school is important.
Born Learning Campaign to impact 50,000 children. The recent Hungama survey report reveals that  42% of children in India are malnourished which is being described as a National shame.  Deprivation of nutritious food at an early age (0-6 yrs) can cause irreparable damages and paralyze the growth of a child for entire life.  Hence, United Way Bengaluru launched its campaign called 'Born Learning' to impact 50,000 children by 2015 .
Ecological stoves to better El Salvador Ecological stoves benefit families in need in preventing respiratory disease and deforestation miminizar our country.
Education Building DEPDC DEPDC has a new building which will be used for the Half day school and as a Community Learning Centre. The actual building is finished, but there is no funding yet to properly finish the building
Health and food sovereignty for Ixil women This project will give training to 200 women in food sovereignty and nutrition, developing education activities with groups of women.  Organized in 14 groups of  aproximately 20 to 30 women on 9 communities of the Ixil region at the North of El Quiche.  Our main objective is to improve life quality in the communities in the Ixil region by empowering women as leaders in their communities to promote reproductive health, food sovereignty, nutrition and natural medicine.
Medical Emergency Cancer Fund for Kenya The Livestrong Foundation recently endorsed this project as 'promising' in cancer innovation by short-listing it as a semi-finalist from a field of 750 entries across the globe. A special pot of money will be open to adults and children living with cancer in Kenya who can't afford life-saving treatments such as chemotherapy and radiation.  Cancer is mostly a death sentence in Kenya but this project gives hope and a real chance of recovery to people fighting cancer, every year, forever.
Forest restoration for biodiversity in Malawi WeForest aims to restore the ecosystems in and around Mount Mulanje, a highly degraded forest reserve in southern Malawi, characterized by a high biodiversity with species that don't exist anywhere else in the world. Sadly, native forests have been disappearing rapidly affecting the local wildlife population as well.  WeForest is restoring two types of native forest - Afromontane forest and Miombo woodland - while also providing alternative sources of income and training to local communities.
Promoting Literacy in South Africa's townships Most of South Africa's poorest communities lack educational infrastructure & resources, leading to 78% of Grade 4 children not being able to read for meaning in any language. Illiteracy breeds exclusion and perpetuates poverty. Help2read builds literacy by training unemployed young people as literacy tutors and helping them establish & operate community reading programmes in safe educational spaces that promote family literacy & a love of reading and helps children secure a good future.
Radio Education for Rural Girls in Kenya The Esila (for girls in Maasai) project provides vulnerable Kenyan girls with Fenix solar-radio lights to listen to school lessons. Curriculum-based lessons for grades 1-7 are aired by our partner, Kenya Broadcasting Corporation. The rate of girls missing school and falling behind a year due to family responsibilities, poverty, their periods or early pregnancy remains alarmingly high. With the light girls can study or walk safely at night. Girls & their families can stay informed about Covid-19.
Restore Corals for 400 Fisherfolks in Wasini The Wasini Coral Restoration project will rehabilitate 3 ha of sea area by planting corals and establish a marine eco-facility. A healthy coral population supports over 400 fisherfolk (both men and women) within the Wasini Island entirely dependent on fishing and marine tourism for their livelihoods. The fisherfolk lost their livelihoods following fishery resource depletion and subsequent loss of tourists attracted by the diversity of fishery and marine resources within the island.
Safe Drinking Water with BeyGood4Burundi Beyonce's BeyGood4Burundi and UNICEF have joined forces to empower women and girls in rural Burundi through access to safe, sustainable water. Burundi is facing a severe water crisis and this project will provide safe drinking water to nearly half a million people. Women and girls make up 52 percent of Burundi's total population, but they are overwhelmingly responsible for the burden of gathering water. to safe water supports an increase in health, access to education, and a better future.
Scholarships & Training for Rural Guatemalan Women Each year, the Kateri Tekakwitha Fund's goal is to provide scholarships, educational support, and career and technical training to 20 Guatemalan young women through the Kateri Education Fund. The Kateri Tekakwitha Fund is committed to supporting the education of Indigenous Guatemalan girls and women, who would not otherwise have access to these educational opportunities.
Clean Water Improves Patient Care in Rural Zambia The Mwandi Hospital serves 27,000 people in Western Province Zambia. When the hospital's nurses and doctors don't have sufficient clean running water to wash hands between patients & before surgery, health suffers. Mwandi Hospital American Partners will construct a water system that will reliably supply clean water in amounts that will improve medical practices and limit exposure to water-borne diseases. The system will use an elevated bulk storage tank, filtrations system and UV purification.
Higher Education for Impoverished Cambodian Girls This project will allow Lotus Outreach to send 100 impoverished Cambodian girls to university, enabling them to rank among the 2% of women in their country to possess tertiary education. By supporting women's higher education, the GATE Women and Youth Scholarship (CATALYST) initiative is working to rebuild the intellectual class in Cambodia which was tragically purged during the Khmer Rouge genocide.
The Toa Nafasi Project The Toa Nafasi Project is an educational program, not a separate centre or school, that aims to support grade one and two students in the Tanzanian school system who are experiencing learning difficulties. We train young women from the local community as tutors for these students and provide medical and psychosocial referrals. In 2019, The Project expanded to an additional five schools and will be implemented in a further two schools in 2020, making a total of 11 schools.
Labor Rights for Women in Mexican Factories Female laborers on the Mexican border, whose only job opportunity is in the factory industry, will learn about their labor and reproductive rights in order to improve their working conditions.
Support Club to Keep Ugandan Youth HIV-Negative The Post Test Club is a group that youths join after they've been tested for HIV. The club strives to keep youths HIV-negative and to ensure that those who are HIV-positive receive treatment and care.
Build a pre school and educate poor children Sprout Care Foundation plans to build a two classroom block to provide free education for children from the poorest of poor families with no access to safe, high quality early childhood education. The school will target children from 3 to 5 years by investing in their early childhood education as the most effective way to break the cycle of poverty. It will lay the foundation for success in school, career and life.
Save 200 street children from Covid-19 in Senegal This project will aim to save 200 talibe children inwho are in perpetual connection with the street in search of food. This street situation of these children exposes them dangerously to contamination with Covid-19. With the measures taken by the state of Senegal which urge people to stay at home, the concern of the Association Jeunesse Espoir is to provide food, hygiene kits and awareness-raising to these children to help them stay out of the street because virus is on the street.
Provide Workshops to Empower 90 Women in Argentina The Workshops will train 90 underprivileged women in Argentina to gain hard and soft skills that can be used to break the cycle of poverty in their families, and to become leaders of their own lives.
WinBack A Girl To School... Humanity Africa and better life for rural communities initiative plans to empower and meet menstrual hygiene needs of 2,000 adolescent girls in the north-eastern part of Nigeria who miss out of school merely because they cannot afford menstrual hygiene management materials that they need for the time of the month.The menstrual kits will includes reusable sanitary pad, a set of under wear, bathing soap, shaving stick, deodorant, a branded bag, and a complementary card that has personal care tips.
Education for 60 children living in acute poverty The Tihueliske We Can! Education Program helps young children living in acute poverty to gain skills for life in Tlamacazapa, Mexico. During covid, children from 6 to 12 years of age continued to learn to read, write and do basic math by working in small groups every week. Now, our focus is on early stimulation for little children, aged 2-6 years, with classes four days per week taught by local young women, incorporating stories; music, movement and meditation; art, creativity and social life.
Help 3 Unemployed Women to Train for a New Job We want to fund the scholarship of 3 unemployed hairdressers to offer them a training to become a social hairdresser and be able to work in hospitals or retirement homes where a lot of help is needed. This way we're in fact helping more people in addition to these 3 women who will find a job and be useful to the community. These women can also be youth people too who just have finished their training as hairdresser and do not find a job and would like to become social hairdressers to find a job
Rights Promotion to 200 women and children in Soma The proposed project by MRLO is aimed at promoting and strengthening women, children and other marginalized groups' rights as enshrined in Somalia Constitution and other International Laws and Conventions.  This will be achieved by conducting women and children's rights awareness campaigns through mobilization, sensitization and radio debates in Mogadishu and its surrounding areas by project officers.
Provide health in an impoverished Ghanaian slum Women and children suffer the most from poor health in impoverished communities like Glefe in Ghana. We are providing health services to members of Glefe, a slum community outside Ghana's capital.
Playing and exploring, we reconstruct identities With this project, you support the realization of recreational activities for the children of Casa JUCONI for one year: camps, soccer and tennis practices, tours to archaeological zones and trips to the cinema and museums with the aim of integrating the group and the reconstruction of their identity. Casa JUCONI is an open doors transitional home, which is part of the JUCONI Programme for children aged 6 to 15 who have lived on the street of Mexico due to violence in their homes.
Raising our Voices: Global Campaigning for SRHR The movement for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) has been witnessing a number of alarming rollbacks and restrictions. Nevertheless, the Women's Global Network for Reproductive Rights (WGNRR) is committed to standing up for the rights of those who most lack social, political and economic power by spearheading global campaigns for SRHR. Through our partners & members, our campaigns have reached 15 million users online and mobilized over 800 organizations in more than 85 countries.
Providing Alternatives through Dance and Theater This project assists children by providing an alternative to delinquency and idleness through the organization of artistic activities promoting culture, such as traditional dance and theater.
Do Something Different to Commemorate Mother's Day Each year, more than 700,000 Medicaid-eligible women give birth for the first time.  For many, it's a time of anxiety as some don't have good role models.  Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) works with communities in implementing a proven nurse home visitation program to improve pregnancy outcomes, child health and development and economic self-sufficiency.  The results of three randomized control trials and analysis by independent groups have proven its success.  NFP currently operates in 43 states
Sponsoring Special Education to Hearing Impaired Ashray Akruti is a registered NGO working since 1996, to improve the lives of people with disability and marginalized sections of society. The organisation strongly believes in the potential of persons with disability and envisions a society where people with disability lead a life of dignity as equal citizens with equitable access to opportunities and services.It's belief in 'rights' based approach to development, are rooted in the principles of Transparency,empowerment and accountability.
Microfinance for marginalized communities, Mexico Support a person living in an impoverished community in Mexico to start a microenterprise. Participants will be empowered through life skills and business training to improve their lives.
Economic Empowerment of 100 Women in Cameroon Integrated Rural Community Center for Agriculture wants to introduce income generating activities for 100 women in a small locality in Cameroon called Meluv. We hope to do this through provision of vocational training in income generating activities like marketing, tailoring, market gardening and managerial and technical capacity building to enable them to run a business and manage their own affairs. This will give them some financial independence hence reducing over reliance on others.
Ensure Food for 500 Poor Filipino Villages For 29 years now, SIBAT provides assistance and agricultural services in clean/organic food production to more than 500 Philippine rural poor communities. These enabled poor farmers to convert from hazardous intensive chemical farming practices to clean production and climate change adaptation production system. To further promote and enable more farmers, SIBAT will build a demonstration farm and resource center "Sustainable Agriculture Training Center (SATC)" located in Central Luzon, Phils