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A Christmas Rewards Night for Young Care Leavers Drive Forward is organizing a Christmas event to celebrate the success and accomplishments of young care leavers in London. Throughout our employability and life skills training programme, we have seen young people making great efforts, developing new competences and gaining confidence and self-esteem. Some of them have already found a job, are doing an internship or got into higher education. We want to recognise their hard work with a community Christmas dinner and some fun rewards!
Reducing Child Labor through education The project is centered at child labor, specifically children bonded in brick kiln industry. The proposed idea is the result of the applicants' experience of three decades which shows that when bonded children get education, they become aware of their rights, are able to handle basic accounts (i.e. calculate income, interest, and other information which is critical to reduce bondage). So, IDA will strive in escaping the bonded children from slavery through providing education at their doorsteps.
Help Plant Family Gardens in Nicaragua The goals of Harvesting Hope are to increase economic self-sufficiency and sustainable access to food for Indigenous Miskito women and families on the underserved North Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua.
Help an Orphan Child This project plans to build five classrooms to provide free education for orphan children who hail from the poorest sections of society in Kenya, also providing the Boys and girls with free meals.
Livelihoods Development For 90 Poor Young Women This project seeks to support 90 Poor young women directly in Nsanje and Chikwawa districts to build economic resilience, improve sexual reproductive health outcomes and micro-finance literacy. The 160 young women will form 10 business clubs with each group having 16 members. Each club will receive training  in business development and management and village banking. Apart from external support the clubs will also be taught how to build up business capital using local resources.
Help child with rare disorder visit a clinic! We have facilitated the establishment of 9 dup15q clinics around the United States. Our goal is for each of our 900 families be able to visit a clinic to receive the best medical care available for their children with this rare disorder.   Dup15q Alliance provides family support and promotes awareness, research and targeted treatments for chromosome 15q11.2-13.1 duplication syndrome. Symptoms of this rare genetic disorder include autism, seizures and developmental delays.
Essential training for Pakistani aid workers This project is training and supporting local aid workers in Pakistan, who urgently need the right training to help people to recover from recent disasters and prepare for future hazards they are likely to face.
Empower 200 poor Girls through Vocational Training Samaritan Vocational training Project train 200 poor deprived illiterate women and Girls Vocational Training in the Hand embroidery work and education every year, they earn Rs.2500/- per month
Fauquier Wrestling 2017-18 Season The Fauquier Wrestling 2017-18 season began November 6, 2017. The Fauquier Falcons High School Team will travel to Skyline High School in Front Royal, Virginia for the season opener on Saturday, December 2, 2017. The following weekend, the Falcons will host the Falcon Duals at Fauquier High School. The team will also travel to Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware during the regular season. Our youth travel and recreational leagues have started practicing, and their meets begin in December.
A new canteen for 60 children after the earthquake Cittareale is a village of four hundred inhabitants severely damaged by the earthquake that hit central Italy in 2016.  The project involves the construction of a new building that will house a canteen with kitchen.  The canteen will be used by sixty pupils of the nursery and primary school, as well as teachers, workers and elderly dependents of Cittareale.
Shelter- and Hygienekits for 50 families in Haiti Hurricane Matthew hit the southwest of Haiti. Our partners are on site with several teams and distribute relief supplies to people in need.  With your help, we want to supply 50 families (each 5 persons) with shelter kits, containing blankets, tarpaulins and ropes and hygiene kits, consisting soap, shower gel for children and adults, toothpaste, toothbrushes,Diapers, detergents, water treatment tablets and buckets for water treatment.
CLIMATE CRISIS: AMAZON&AFRICA WILDFIRE RELIEF FUND Wildfires are burning "Earth's lungs". While the world has been shocked by the Amazon fires, across the Atlantic Ocean, similar blazes are burning across central Africa. In NASA images, forest fires in central Africa appear to burn alarmingly like a red chain from Gabon to Angola. International leaders at the G7 summit have agreed to provide logistical and financial support to help fight fires in the Amazon rainforest.
Help America's Forsaken Foster Care Children! Many states across America pay less to care for a foster child than a kennel charges to board and feed a dog! Please help save a childhood ~ Support America's Forgotten Foster Care Children.
Educating 200 Rural Poor Girls in Rajasthan, India Bal Sansar Sanstha (BSS) plans to provide quality primary education to 200 girls from the rural poor families, most parents are daily wage laborers as well as building school infrastructure (i.e. 6 classrooms,   library, 1 computer Lab, 4 toilets for the girls) to provide standard school amenities to these girls in Ajmer, Rajasthan, India, allowing them to postpone their age of marriage, not to get pushed into child-labor, rise out of poverty, providing their families' health & well-being.
Fresh, Local Food for North Carolina Students For many kids in North Carolina, the breakfast and lunch they get at school are the two daily meals they can count on receiving. So it's essential that these meals contain the freshest, most nutritious food possible. Supplying locally grown food to schools and encouraging kids to taste and learn about how it is grown has a dual benefit. It ensures that kids eat well now and in the future, and it provides local farmers with a large, dependable market for selling what they grow.
Project Mosquito Net Join us in providing insecticide-treated mosquito nets to protect Kenyans, especially young children, from mosquito bites. Malaria is caused by parasites that are transmitted through the bites of infected female anopheles mosquitoes.Prevention of malaria through the use of treated mosquito nets has been proved to be an effective control.
Support 25 orphans in rural Dominican Republic We support underprivileged children in rural Dom. Rep. by providing the necessary resources to live a healthy and happy life and obtain a good quality education. In the summer of 2013, the Mencia Foundation will provide food, clothes, shoes, vitamins and healthcare items to the children of Casa Hogar (Orphan Home) to support their overall wellbeing and nutritional needs for 6 months. This will help these abandoned kids develop their learning abilities and perform well academically.
Educate 500 Girls in Tribal India Project Nanhi Kali currently supports the education of over 100,000 underprivileged girl children across 10 states in India. It is a national sponsorship program which provides academic and material support to underprivileged girl children in primary and secondary classes, so that they can achieve grade specific learning competency levels. The project helps in curtailing the high drop out rate of girl children and aims to strengthen the existing education system in India.
HOSTEL FOR BLIND OLD AGE , CHILDREN AND GIRL INDIAN MULTI PURPOSE TRUST FOR THE BLIND IS THE FIRST NGO IN INDIA. WHO WORKS FOR THE BLIND FAMILIES SINCE LAST 14 YEARS .We give special attention and care to the blind persons after their marriage and when they are in the process of settling down as a family. The real problem starts when they marry a similar partner, have kids and try to settle in some remote rural area because of financial constraint as no organization of hostel houses such families.
Transform the lives of 2900 children in Hyderabad Teach For India - Hyderabad is helping to build the movement to eliminate educational inequity by enlisting our nation's most promising leaders in this effort. We believe that, through targeted educational improvements led by transformational leaders,we can close the achievement gap between low-income students and their wealthier counterparts.The core belief at Teach For India is that the root of systemic change is leadership - leadership that understands the problem and knows how to address it.
Support 10 public schools in Liberia This project will provide regular financial assistance for improved facility and better learning condition to 10 needy public schools in war ravaged Liberia.
Provide a Computer Center to Jambiani Center We have been running education and community projects in Jambiani, Zanzibar since 2008, using other people's facilities. The dream of our own educational facility became a reality at the end of 2016 with the completion of the Jambiani Educational Center build. Due to your support, we were recently able to add toilet facilities, water structures and waterproofed the center. Now, we are looking to bring education to a whole new level, adding computer classes to increase employment opportunities.
Road Safety Conferences & Video Tips 850 people die on the roads in Lebanon yearly. 90% of crashes are caused by reckless road user behavior. To improve road user behavior and raise awareness on road regulations, Kunhadi gives interactive road safety sessions in schools, universities and community groups. These sessions are designed to reach 4 different age groups, based on their needs & use of the road. They include short videos explaining the traffic law & 3 simulators for drunk driving, buckling-up & distracted driving.
Save Newborn Lives in Syria This campaign aims at securing the funds to purchase a number of modern ICU devices for Al-Ikhaa Specialized Hospital in north of Syria, to help in treating and saving lives of many newborn infants who need special health care in north of Syria.
Help Nicaragua's Poor Climb out of Poverty In Nicaragua, approximately 30% of the population lives on less than $2 per day, and in rural areas, poverty rates are especially high, where 50% of households live in extreme poverty. With limited access to good schools or job opportunities, rural Nicaraguan families often rely on operating small farms for food and to earn a livelihood. By providing training and financial support for the two most promising enterprises- agriculture and tourism- impoverished populations can rise above poverty.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Sanya, Stephanie, and Kalina 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.
Center for Supportive Schools (CSS) Center for Supportive Schools (CSS) inspires and enables schools to leverage the leadership potential of students so that they team up with faculty and staff to create the vibrant environments needed for academic, social, and emotional learning.
Disaster Relief for Nepal's Vulnerable Children In April and May 2015, two major earthquakes in Nepal killed nearly 8,000 people, injured 10,000, and affected 8 million across the country. The Global Fund for Children is mobilizing funds to support five grassroots organizations that are bringing emergency relief and ongoing support to vulnerable Nepalese children and their families. As trusted community resources, these organizations are uniquely positioned to identify and fulfill critical needs.
Support 100 at-risk youth to and through college This project will provide one year of academic and enrichment support for 100 low-income youth in Boulder County. Students will receive literacy and math assistance, cultural enrichment opportunities, college and career preparation activities, and a college scholarship. Our organization works with cohorts of 50 to 80 youth for 10+ years, from second grade to and through college. Your support empowers these youth and provides educational support needed to become successful adults.
Transporting 100 children in Uganda to school Early childhood education is important to the growth of children. This is no exception in Kashari, Mbarara district of rural Uganda. The Zion Kids Palace Foundation is a early childhood learning center similar to the Head Start program in the United States. Zion Kids Palace Foundation offers the children breakfast and lunch and a solid foundation for learning.  This project will purchase a van to transport children in remote areas that do not have access to school.
Vocational Training for Freed Child Slaves, Nepal We are offering girls and women, now freed from domestic slavery, a new life through vocational training.  We train these girls in relevant and marketable trades and help them start their own business or gain employment, leading to social and economic independence for the first time in their lives. Without our help these girls face being marginalised and caught in a cycle of poverty in one of the world's poorest countries.
Reduce young Tanzanians’ vulnerability to HIV/AIDS This project aims at improving the levels of knowledge and attitudes on sexual reproductive health (SRH) of local partners and young people.
Give a smile to 3000 slumchildren to attend school As per the Right to Education Act 2009 (RTE Act.) , all children in the age group of 6 to 14 years need to be in the schools. This program will help to educate 3000 out of school underprivileged children in the 50 urban slums of Bhubaneswar city, India. Also it helps in providing remedial education support to the children and mainstream them to the government school.
Chance For All in an African Magical Classroom Volunteers will teach the French language and mathematical skills to street children in San Luis Senegal. This is a grassroots project started by the Senegalese called Chance for All. Using three rooms in a home provided by a local family. They will supplement the meager supplies they have acquired with equipment, books and materials provided by Magical Classrooms. They have already been been shown how to use them and the director of the project has been trained to oversee their use.
Road Home - Housing First Supports in Fredericton Homelessness requires a shift in our collective approach to a widespread social challenge. Fredericton has joined the movement of communities in developing time-bound, targeted plans to end homelessness. 'The Road Home', presents our vision of being a community where all who find themselves homeless have options for housing and support, with the ultimate goal of ending homelessness. With housing builds underway, we are raising funds to provide the supports to ensure people remain housed.
Help kids with facial differences become leaders Camp Trailblazers encourages youth with facial differences across Canada to develop life skills and the confidence to become supportive, contributing and integrated members of their communities.
integrating disabled refugees in Johannesburg This project promotes integration of 350 disabled refugees and asylum seekers by (1) Regrouping them in a Shelter where they will be protected and assisted like other vulnerable population groups; (2) Equipping them with knowledge about their human rights; (3) Sensitizing them about the danger of HIV/AIDS as they are vulnerable to sexual abuse and exploitation; (4) Empowering them with basic Computer skills to enable them to be self reliant and employable.
Green Peace Control deforestation and provide Economic support to poor communities depending on forests
Bullis High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Dean, Kyra, Jordan, Jacob, and Drew from Bullis High School 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.
Indonesia Earthquake & Tsunami Response On September 28th, a 7.4 magnitude earthquake shook Palu City and the regency of Donggala in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, home to an estimated 2.8 million people. A tsunami followed shortly after striking the west coast of Sulawesi, hitting Talise beach in Palu City and the beach in Donggala. As of October 5th, the government has confirmed that 1,581 people are dead, 2,549 severely injured, 113 missing with 71,000 internally displaced (IDPs) and around 1.5 million potentially affected.
Create a Media Venue for Marginalized Populations Marginalized populations are not included in the media. Rather, voices speak of them and at them.  We will create a media channel to contrast to loudly heard voices of investors, World Bank, the IMF.
Environmental Education: Eco-kids for Future This project aims at connecting 200 kids and 20 youths to nature. It focuses on enhancing environmental awareness among children and develops environmental ethics and makes them environmentally conscious citizens. These kids/youths will also be involved in the planting of 2000 (Prunus Africana) and bio-monitoring aimed to conserve their long-degraded community forest and water catchment serving 10,000 persons.  Eco clubs will be created and the holding of outdoor and mega competitions.
Give Jobs to People with Disability - Philippines Many schools in the Philippines lack chairs for the students. The need to provide for healthy education environment for young students are not addressed in many schools. On the other hand, people with disability do not have jobs due to discrimination and physical limitations. They formed into self-help organizations such as cooperative that manufacture school chairs. By donating to 2,000 school chairs to public schools, 200 persons with disability will be given livelihood and income in chairs.
Equipment for the Beirut Fire Brigade The Beirut Brigade of the Lebanese firefighters witnessed first-hand the tragedy of the Beirut explosion on August 4, 2020, where 10 of their comrades died while battling the blaze. Since then, they have remained on the ground, putting out fires, scanning and rescuing the injured and pulling bodies and remains from the rubble. While we cannot replace these losses, we aim to raise funds for necessary equipment for their safety and continuity in their honorable mission.
Breathing, Healing @ Hospice This project will give comfort  to the seriously ill patients of  Madre de Amor Hospice Foundation Inc in the Philippines who suffers difficulty of   breathing;   This will provide relief and help  ease the pain and sufferings  of more than 50 patients (average patients monthly)  as well as their family.  Persons diagnosed with chronic illnesses in the community will be able to access free palliative and hospice care.
Give hope to teen mothers and their babies. The Light Center's mission is to give hope and support to vulnerable pregnant women, to provide foster care for children waiting to be adopted, and to protect and restore victims of sexual abuse.  Our vision is to support strong and healthy families in Thai society. Mother's who can raise their own children. Foster children living in safe and loving families. Justice and a new future for sexual abuse victims.
Playgrounds & Vocational Project for Jamestown. The impact of the sports and education project has compelled us to expand our activities to meet the  increasing number of women and children in the community we operate.  This project is a continuation of  the previous but focusing more on direct development of the women and children other than constructing of the actual space. This project fuses on economic stability of  teenage mothers, early child development and the use of sports to harness children right to education and play.
Help Adults with Disabilities in Mexico Create Art El Arca en Queretaro, welcomes 25 adults with intellectual disabilities, focusing on identifying each one's personal gifts.  The staff stimulates creativity in activities such as painting, carpentry, dance, handicrafts, and baking.  Respect and empathy foment emerging abilities and meaningful relationships. Mexican folk art has lead the beneficiaries toward greater self-confidence, alternate ways of expressing themselves, increased productivity, social recognition and inclusion.
School Supplies for Young Kenyan Students Boost our Abundance School pupils over the Holidays by giving them a school bag full of school supplies. Your generous donation provides a pupil with a sturdy canvas school bag, locally in produced in Kenya, and a full set of school supplies for the new school year.
Japan Tsunami Animal Emergency Relief Program For 134 years, American Humane Association’s Red Star Animal Emergency Services™ have responded to national and international needs for animal disaster relief. Immediately following the natural disasters in Japan on March 11, the Red Star team reached out to international partners to form a global coalition to help animal victims of the tragedy. The team set up a Japan Relief Fund, with 100 percent of donations going directly to help animals in Japan.
Improve Education by Improving Basic Health, China Iron deficiency anemia, nearsightedness & intestinal worm infections harm the health of children in poor rural areas and keep them from learning. Low cost solutions are available. Become Part of REAP.
100 Liberian Women & Girls SkillsTraining Program The project seeks to provide training for 100 Liberian women and girls in vegetable production, pastry, cosmetology, soap making and counseling who support their families by manually hammering rocks into gravel or digging and selling sand for construction. NEP is currently constructing its own women skills development center in the Po - River Community and needs support for materials and trainers.
1 Bed 1 Life: The Gift of Addiction Recovery - US 10,000 Beds coordinates addiction treatment scholarships for addicts who desperately need and want help but are completely without resources. Our application process is rigorous and serves as a screening and placement process that most treatment programs do not have the resources to conduct for scholarship awardees. 10,000 Beds provides a dual service: 1) by helping addicts find the right treatment and 2) by helping treatment centers scholarship their empty beds with the right candidates.
Covid19 Food Relief To Rural Communities Uganda's lock down has closed all non-essential businesses & services, as the government ramps up preventative measures to combat Covid-19. The pandemic is affecting the lives of those living in poverty. In response,our organisation is already conducting a short-term food relief, & is starting efforts for long-term relief for rural families in the communities. Your donation to this fund will provide a food relief& support to the families of these communities during this challenging time.
Helping to Provide a Home for Orphans in Nepal The Holy Spirit Child Welfare Home was established in 2009 with 10 children. Now we have already taking care of more than 19 children. Our children's age ranges from 10 to 17 years. They are studying in primary and higher secondary level. We are providing shelter, food, education, health care and clothing to the children, and we are helping them to become independent citizens.