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STEM Education in Botswana: Girls Getting Geeky Stepping Stones International plans to offer STEM education to orphaned and vulnerable girls ages 12-25 through our partnership with Design Squad Global.  This project will allow us to expand STEM activities to all five centers and will provide a meal for all participants.
ECHO HUB Athens: Prepare Refugees for Integration In September 2019 we opened our second ECHO HUB, this time in Athens. Given the constant flux of refugees and countless relocations from the islands to the mainland, we recognised the importance of expanding our services and operations to Athens.  Not only does it allow refugees to continue their studies despite relocation, but it also offers a sense of community and support during times of distress and uncertainty.
Christmas Appeal As 2022 is approaching, we at Building Futures in Malawi are raising funds for all our work next year. 2022 looks like it will be a very exciting year for us and in addition to our current projects we are working with the commissioner for refugees in the hope of delivering an education programme in Dzaleka Refugee Camp which is close to our base in Lilongwe and Teressa has been developing a relationship with the girls in prison to help with their education and rehabilitation.
Hope's clinic DINNoedjaelp is a charitable organization, founded in 2012. The organization performs an important ducational work to break the superstition in Nigeria, which is the reason why many children and young people are accused of being witches and therefore are tortured, expelled, die of their injuries or killed by the local community.  Now we are building Hope's Clinic, a Health clinic for the whole community where the abused children and the villagers can come and get medical attention.
Save his life. Bikram, a young man who spent his childhood at our orphanage, was recently experiencing blindness in one eye so we took him to a local clinic and they performed an MRI and CT and he was diagnosed with brain cancer. We are raising funds to help him with treatments and to lessen the pain and symptoms he is experiencing. As director of the orphanage I have know Bikram since he was a small child.He finished high school just 2 years ago and has been very excited about pursuing further education in IT
Empowerment of Women from Minority Groups The project aims at empowering 50 marginalized girls and women from minority groups through adult basic education, vocational skills and entrepreneurial skills in district Attock, Pakistan. The total duration of the project is one year. The project will improve the socioeconomic situation of project beneficiaries by empowering them through adult basic education, vocational skills and entrepreneurial skills.
Psoriasis treatment to 300 kids in Nairobi slums. There are no enough dermatologists and skin clinics in Nairobi.  Africa Psoriasis Organization has planned 3 free medical camps to facilitate access to correct diagnosis and treatment of psoriasis to 300 children from poor families in 3 slums in Nairobi. The project will be followed by psoriasis education to affected children to boost their confidence, schoolmates to increase understanding, parents to improve care and teachers to increase knowledge.
Set 2,500 young people on a path to career success Opportunities Ahead, our annual careers fair, will inspire teenagers about the diverse range of careers available in our region, opening their eyes to opportunities and motivating them to aim high. Meeting professionals from 50 leading businesses will enable them to learn about different career pathways and what skills they'll need to succeed in their futures. Schools struggle with the cost of transport to bring students to the event, so we need to raise funds to support them.
Prepare 100 Russian Orphans for Adult Life Teenagers in St Petersburg orphanages and recent orphanage-leavers  are supported by psychologists and volunteer families to help them make the difficult transition to adult life.  Group activities and individual therapy helps them overcome childhood traumas and prepare themselves for living independently, finding and keeping a job, and forming positive, trusting relationships.
Equip rural Kenyan girls to GET UP out of poverty Impoverished adolescent girls in rural Kenya face enormous obstacles to completing education needed for self-supporting work.  GET UP (Girl Empowerment Team of the Umoja Project) paves a path to success through a comprehensive program focusing on health education, positive relationships, life skills and girls' rights.  Community women are trained to serve as mentors, and professional women provide vocational guidance.  With effective support, girls learn to GET UP instead of giving up.
Sponsor food, education, shelter to Orphans India Children orphanage aim to provide care & support to 60 orphans, street children, education, health, shelter. Orphanage has 6 Care Takers, Teachers. Abandoned Orphans getting food, education, uniforms, clothes. Children are access to sports & games, computer skills training. Orphan children go to school & progressing good in their studies getting good marks in exams. Children are studying from I to XII Std. By donating online to charity help us to serve needy Orphan kids for their bright future.
Make the Christmas of Elderly People Special In Pakistan, the lack of social protection to elderly people (age 60-85) makes them extremely vulnerable in the family and societal structures. At average, there is one elderly person in each residing family of Pakistan and they are treated as burden in majority of the families. A Small Christmas Package can make their Christmas special. AWARD will provide Surprise Christmas Packages to 150 elderly people whose hope for happiness and care are vanishing.
Life Skills for Tsunami and Earthquake Neighbors This project will assist 430 Aceh children and family refugees from the tsunami in rebuilding their lives by providing schooling for the children and creating new work opportunities for adults.
Hungarian Mental Health Interest Forum The project is based on training methods already functioning and reflecting actual needs, which can be employed by users' organizations as well as caregivers and patients.
education-support-and-needy-care-to-25000-togolese The population aimed by the project is really poor and luck of financial means to send their children at school and build proper school classrooms for them. Classrooms are often damaged by fire and strong winds and rains. It's really pity and the only way to help is to build solid classrooms with the necessary items for the children sound education. For the others we help in their apprenticeship and open workshops for them. We provide women fund for financial activities
Tranzmission Emergency Housing Fund The Tranzmission Emergency Housing Project finds safe housing for nonbinary and transgender people in housing crisis in Western North Carolina.
Wifi for Refugee International School in Turkey We are looking to raise funds to set up a computer room with wifi network for Beraber, at "Still I Rise" School in Gaziantep, Turkey. Still I Rise is an NGO created to provide education and protection for refugee, orphans, stateless and vulnerable children. They are currently operating in two youth centers, Mazi, in the Samos hotspot in Greece, and Beraber, in Gaziantep (Turkey), and are working to open a new international school in Kenya and a new center in Syria. YouMeWe visited Samos in 2018.
Return vulnerable children from Kibera to School 1 in 4 children in Kibera, Kenya do not complete primary school. We provide a smooth transition back to school for children who have dropped out.
Trauma Healing and Reconciliation in Rwanda After the 1994 genocide in Rwanda, everyone in the country was traumatized and there was a great need for reconciliation. In 2003 people in Rwanda developed the program, Healing and Rebuilding Our Community (HROC), to address these issues. The program has brought thousands of victims, perpetrators, and others together in three day workshops and follow-up days to promote healing. HROC has since spread to many African countries through two HROC international facilitator trainings per year.
Provide Urgent Covid-19 Relief for 3,000 UK Youth This project will provide urgent support for 3,000 young people in the UK affected by Covid-19, and the subsequent issues that have emerged in their lives and communities. Our transformational programme harnesses the powerful near-peer experience that takes place between university students aged 18-24 and young people aged 13-16. University students will receive training to deliver online interactive wellbeing workshops, that build resilience and empower young people to make positive change.
HELP 2000 FAMILIES COOK SAFELY IN KENYA This project will provide clean cook stoves to 2000 poor rural households in Nyeri County of Central Kenya where over 80% of the population use traditional three stone fireplace for cooking which expose them to indoor house pollution, spend a lot of time gathering wood and exerts pressure on local forests leading to forest degradation. We train rural households on stove fabrication and use and  biomass briquette making that reduces wood consumption by over 80% saving lives and environment.
Argan Nursery and Forest in Essaouira, Morocco Argan trees are endemic to Morocco and are vital to maximizing prosperity, food security and biodiversity in the nation's region of Essaouira. Its processing into oil and sale conducted by women's cooperatives empower them and their families, and provides markets a medicinal and delicious food product in high demand.
Scholarships for 55 LGBTQA Students in WA State The GSBA Scholarship Fund supports Washington State lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer (LGBTQ) and Allied students who exhibit leadership potential, demonstrate strong academic abilities and who are actively involved in school and community organizations. We realizes that today's students are tomorrow's leaders and are committed to supporting our community's future leaders by providing financial resources, role-modeling and hope to outstanding LGBT students.
Empower 60 Ugandan girls in Sewing & Embroidery This project will teach vocational skills to 60 out-of-school girls aged 14-22 in Uganda's Hoima district. The girls will learn sewing, embroidery, hairdressing & improved agriculture production to empower them to be self-employed. They will also get life skills of saving money and supporting themselves. This will provide the vulnerable girls with skills and opportunities critically important to help them escape this fate (prostitution) and control their lives and bodies.
Empower and Strengthen Nonprofits in West Africa My name is Alix and I am GlobalGiving's new field traveler in West Africa. Field travelers play a crucial role in helping our local partners learn new skills and tools to increase their impact and achieve their goals. I will be conducting site visits to local partners, holding workshops bringing together local nonprofits in a collaborative environment, and reaching out to strategic partners. I will be the human connection between GlobalGiving and our fantastic local partners.
Support Girls' Education in Rural Nepal Edge of Seven's Community Development Program brings education and economic opportunity to girls in rural Nepal. With a focus on improving infrastructure (like schools, dorms, and water supplies), the program utilizes a community centric-approach to fight poverty alongside local families (most of whom live on less than $1 a day). Projects this year support 4 villages in rural Nepal, improve educational outcomes for 250 women and girls and have a ripple effect on 5,000 village residents.
Free Counseling for Military Families across U.S. Give an Hour (GAH) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) that develops national networks of volunteers who are capable and committed to responding to acute needs within our society, beginning with the mental health needs of military service members and their loved ones affected by their time of service. In addition, GAH's Campaign to Change Direction is a collective impact effort to change the culture of mental health in America. Our services reach all 50 states, including DC.,Puerto Rico and Guam.
Scaling Up Distribution of High-impact Cook stoves 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.
"KickStart-4-Kidz" Martial Arts for Foster Kids We work with children who have been abused or neglected and are currently in foster care. Access to enrichment activities such as martial arts is very limited. With our "KickStart-4-Kidz" program, the community can sponsor martial arts lessons for foster children. 
Martial arts helps build confidence, keeps kids off the street, teaches self control, personal responsiblity, goal setting, and exposes them to positive adult role models. 100% of donations go directly to serve the children.
Life Skills for Children With Learning Disability This program offers children with learning disabilities the opportunity to develop skills for academic achievement, survive in school and have successful social participation.
Transitioning villages to agroforestry in Tanzania One of the best ways to get more trees is to ask everyone to plant some. This project helps villages in Tanzania to transition to agroforestry by distributing seedlings to the people who need it most and by providing sustainable agricultural practices including permaculture so that the trees can boost agriculture yield and food production. Participating families now enjoy better food with larger and diversified incomes and can even pay for medicine.
Bringing Hope to Flood Victims in South Sudan The recent floods displaced one million people in South Sudan. Thousands are in a displacement camp lacking food, shelter, and medical help. With the flooding comes malaria, a major threat to children, and other diseases that severely threaten the health of the people. The need is great as each day passes without the basic healthcare for these desperate families and essential nutrition for the thousands of malnourished children.
Educate+ Psychosupport a Vulnerable Girl in Kenya Your donations will provide 450 orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), especially girls, with transformational education that integrates psychosocial health therapy, life-skills and socio-economic and cultural empowerment of target children, their Caregivers and the communities. It generates sustainable psychosocial health outcome and develops professionals/career among vulnerable children while improving livelihood security thereby ensuring OVC rise out of poverty and gender vulnerability.
Bishop Moore Catholic Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Carlie, Lila, Angela, Skyler, and Victoria from Bishop Moore Catholic have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Briana, Tania, Jahnie, Masai, and Ollin 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 and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Help 5 communities restore forests in Mozambique Cyclone Idai devastated vital forest areas around the Chimanimani National Park in central Mozambique. MICAIA will work with 5 communities on re-planting forest areas in critical zones. We will integrate 'useful' trees (native species of food and medicinal plants, bee-friendly plants) along with fast-growing species. We will establish community nurseries for expansion and we will provide information on sustainable farming and forest conservation to local schools.
Provide safe drinking water,tens thousands-postwar Rural Women & Youth Coordination's water recovery-Links plans to provide sufficient safe, healthy water supply near villages hard-hit by water crisis in a post war ravaged northern Uganda, that recently suffered  prolonged drought ever, due to climate change. Putting the poorest families, orphans, widows and other vulnerable children at a high risk of serious outbreak of water-borne diseases, due to sharing dirty water sources with animals. To get scarce safe or clean water one needs a bicycle.
Love, food, education for 100 children in Bogota Children in Patio Bonito face a context of poverty, drug addiction, malnutrition, crime and poor educational quality. The Fundacion PT develops methodologies based on affection, friendship and respect. Through this work children strengthen their confidence. Our strategies are art, culture, school permanence and healthy and nutritious food. With your support we will improve the quality of life of 100 children and their families to receive training, food, affection.
A quality education for 150 kids in Kibera, Kenya The Fountains of Hope School is a free primary school targeting the poorest children in the Kibera slum, Kenya. We provide high quality, holistic education. We aim to improve school enrolment, attendance and learning outcomes in Kibera.
Improving rural schools in Nepal Since the earthquake in 2015 we have been supporting rural schools through a range of interventions. Initially we were rebuilding classrooms and providing taps and toilets. This expanded to include educational bursaries, teacher training, libraries and anti-trafficking workshops. It is a little known fact that children who attend school regularly are far less likely to be trafficked. Help us to stamp out the sale and exploitation of children in Nepal through our school improvement programme.
Employ Families Working on Recycling in Peru We are organizing families into small micro-enterprises that work on recycling activities, which will improve their current working conditions, increase their income level and create healthier cities.
Help Protect Free-Roaming Black Rhino in Namibia Namibia has the world's largest free-roaming population of the endangered black rhino in its remote and rugged north-west. That means these rhino are in the wild, not restricted to a specific park or reserve. Amazing! The Namibia Nature Foundation is working with local community-based conservancy organisations and Save the Rhino Trust to extend the Rhino Ranger program into an area not covered by regular rhino patrols. The goal is to fund a Rhino Ranger patrol in the field for a full year.
COVID-19 COMMUNITY PREVENTION  PROJECT KENYA Community Focus Group  has launched  the COVID-19 Prevention Hygiene Project to support urban and Rural communities in Kenya by slowing the spread of COVID-19.   Short Term and Long Term Goals of the Project are : 1. Continued access to safe water:  2. Promotion of hand washing 3. Disinfection of frequently touched communal places 4. Face Masks for t the most Vulnerable 5.food packets for the  most vulnerable during lockdown / or shutdown
Without you, AVAZ cannot be heard enough. The general objective of the project is to develop civil society activities and the voluntariness in the region, through providing applied trainings and micro funds to the local youth between 14-27 ages, on project design-writing, project management, reporting, and social entrepreneurship.
Support Women in Karamoja to fight Hunger Many parts of Karamoja have been described as chronically food insecure for the past 10 years due to a combination of factors including recurrent drought and declining resource base for agro-pastoralism. FOWODE intends to contribute to improved food security and nutrition in Napak district by assisting 20 women farmer groups comprising of 10-15 members with skills and inputs to make their families food secure while improving their incomes.
Empowering Adults with Disabilities in Texas Choice Living Community believes that all adults with disabilities deserve a quality place to attend during the day that will allow them an opportunity to continue a daily structured schedule that empowers them to be more independent.  Our mission is to provide a day transition center that delivers these innovative and individualized programs to advance the achievement and knowledge for our clients in the areas of vocational, life, and social skills.
Bus for RICO Epidemic Response & Primary Care Team This project aims to provide a convenient mode of ferrying RICO medics into remote communities during primary care and rapid responses to endemic diseases and disease epidemics.   RICO would have spent 51.42% and 61.18% less on transport in 2018 and 2019 respectively and hence on the whole budget at large.  When transport expenses are reduced,  project implementation will be more efficient, providing convenience, facilitating faster response to disease epidemics and leveraging on partnerships.
Product Design Training for Paper Mache Artisans An international design consultant will conduct a product design seminar for paper mache artisans in Jacmel to help them develop marketable products appealing to local and international buyers.
Gift education/livelihood-build better generation Ockhi Cyclone families in 5 blocks of Kaniyakumari District belong to daily wage earning groups and tribal communities.  Their houses have been damaged. Their livelihoods have been devastated. Supporting their Children with education will transform their lives. Because this is the first generation to go to school. Supporting livelihoods will break poverty and build families.
Technical Aid to 25 Cochabambinos w Disabilities Tukuy Pacha aims to improve the independence of people with serious disabilities in 5 municipalities of Cochabamba, Bolivia by endowing them with assistive equipment for their daily activities. Technical aid allows people with disabilities to become active in their community, move more freely, and feel safe when they leave their homes. An extensive medical and social analysis ensures that each case will be provided the correct tools to boost their quality of life.
Proyecto Caracol: Emergency Fund After the earthquakes recorded on September 7 and 19 in several states of the country, which have been seriously affected, the civilian population is suffering damage in their homes, food and water shortages, affectations in Infrastructure and services. The Proyecto Caracol project seeks to repair structural damage in schools in vulnerable communities, work with the commmunity  and offering  Workshops to the school community to provide knowledge about natural disaster prevention.
Free Cataract Surgeries of 1000 Poor Patients The goal of this project is to perform 1000 Free Surgeries of poor people suffering from preventable blindness or vision problems due to Cataract, especially those living in under-developed areas of Pakistan. We strive to address preventable blindness in poor people by performing Free Cataract Surgeries at Free Eye Camps in rural and suburban areas of country and at our Hospitals. This strategy resolves this issue completely and has an impact on the lives of the beneficiaries almost immediately.