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HIV/AIDS Nutritional support for women in Uganda The importance of nutrition in the context of HIV/AIDS is gaining more recognition in various sectors and at policy level. Nutritional status of those living with HIV may affect the progression of HIV disease in adults and the survival of HIV infected people. The relationship between malnutrition and AIDS is well recognized, especially in Africa, where the disease was initially known as "slim disease" because of the classic wasting syndrome typically experienced by people with HIV infection.
Repair a Broken Well in South Sudan Water for South Sudan (WFSS) is committed to creating sustainable water systems for rural communities in great need. The WFSS well rehab team returns to the organization's older wells to bring them up to a new, stronger design standard, and responds to local requests to rehabilitate wells drilled by other organizations.   WFSS delivers sustainable quality-of-life services to and with the people of South Sudan by efficiently providing access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene education.
Big Ride 2021: Playground and Sportsfield in Rafah The ongoing siege and occupation of Gaza have traumatized children & caused psychological problems. Physical activity improves mental and physical health. The Big Ride for Palestine is teaming up with MECA to raise funds for building a new playground and sports field in Rafah, Palestine. Ride with us for Freedom, Justice & Equality for the Palestinians! Sign up for the Big Ride at www.thebigride4palestine.com and support our fundraiser
Protect, Empower and Educate 1800 Girls  in Malawi The project will support 1800 girls at risk of or withdrawn child marriage and teen mothers with school and sanitary materials to continue primary and secondary education while providing ECD services for 3000 children of teen mothers in Malawi. Also providing the girls with continued psychosocial support, counselling and opportunity for empowerment and economic strengthening. Your donation goes extra mile in helping vulnerable girls and children to thrive.
GIFT CLEAN WATER, HELP THE POOR VILLAGERS This project will construct a borehole with motorized pump at Ibadan slum in western Nigeria. This will prevent diseases outbreak, prevent community spread of COVID19 through effective hand washing and improved personal hygiene, equally empower the poor villagers who are predominantly farmers and palm oil producers by providing a sustainable clean water source.
Send 4DisabledChildren To India for HeartOperation Bugema Community Child Based Organization (BCCBO) UGANDA is helping 120 children with special needs from poorest families in Rural Uganda by providing Health Care, Special Education, Legal Assistance, Housing, Food, Clean & Safe-drinking water. Among these children, there are four lame children with Heart  Complications who need urgent Operation in India. Their health condition is worsening!  Your urgent Donation will help to take George, Doreen, Arthur and Linda to India for Heart Operation.
It is time to go outdoors!! Patrimonio siempre alegre!! Where do we go after hurricanes, earthquakes, political unrest, social distancing due to pandemic? Let's go outside.  Participant centered experiential outdoor learning and recreation initiative geared towards capacity building and resiliency development for youth and young adults from rural community affected by Hurricanes, Earthquakes, and Covid19.
Save Maternal/Child Clinic for 17,000 Liberians The Imani House Maternal & Child Health Clinic was founded in 1992 to provide free care and relief to thousands of Liberians affected by the Civil War. Over 20 years later, it has become a full service healthcare facility serving 17,000 women and children each year. In 2013, funding from our primary donor of 7 years came to an end. As we transition to longer-term support, your donation will be vital in ensuring the Clinic stays open to provide essential, life-saving care to those in need.
Supporting Afghan Refugees in the United States Following the withdrawal of US troops and the collapse of the Afghan government, tens of thousands of Afghans refugees have been evacuated to the US and to third countries around the world; many of those currently in third countries ultimately hope to reach the US. Those already in the US will need support in starting a new life and adjusting to their new society. This project will address the immediate needs of refugee families by providing basic necessities.
Education & hope for 250 children in Parkview This project will offer quality education and basic needs to 250 orphans & vulnerable children in Parkview Orphans Achievers Shelter (POAS) so that they can enjoy their life like the ordinary child.
Educate 100 of Jamaica's Little Angels With no government assistance at the early childhood level, Little Angels Learning Centers (LALC) fill the need of Jamaica's inner city & rural poor by providing a low-cost, high quality early childhood education to the children in these communities. The school experience at Mustard Seed Communities includes 2 wholesome meals a day & exposure to an inclusive spiritual environment. This project provides the funding for the educational & nutritional needs of 100, 3-6 year old children for 1 month.
Save Kenyan Elephants with 300km of Firebreaks Wildfires are a significant issue for preserves like the Ol Ari Nyiro Conservancy. High temperatures and low levels of rainfall reached a breaking point last year in this wildlife refuge. 20% of the conservancy burned because of a wildfire. Rain has fallen for months and months since, grass has grown very tall and soon the winds of January, as every year, will dry it, and it will become inflammable as tinder. The need for firebreaks to alleviate the potential dangers is of the utmost necessity.
Transform Lives through Education in Mali, Africa Ouelessebougou Alliance partners with villages to support elementary schools, teachers, literacy training, and continued learning for adults. This project will support our education programs for children, women, and men living in 25 rural villages in Mali, West Africa.
Inspire 1,000's of LGBT youth & allies in CT & US One out of five lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) youth are thrown away by their families when they come out. In fact, 40-60% of kids who are homeless are LGB or T. Without support, our kids are at risk for suicide, depression, substance abuse, truancy and sexual acting out. But True Colors saves lives and rebuilds families through advocacy, education and direct service to youth and those who care for them. Your donations help hundreds of youth in CT across the United States
Support 200 Women in Mzuzu in  Masks Production The Project will contribute to preventing the spread of COVID19 in Mzuzu,  Malawi through increased hygienic practices by more people in Mzuzu being able to  access  affordable WHO approved hand sanitizers  and  affordable cloth and medical face masks  produced by 200 women with disabilities and teenage mothers. The Project will enable 200 vulnerable creative women to access income and improve livelihoods  while observing shifts during production at our Tiwale Creative Women's Centre in Mzuzu.
Emergency Veterinary Care for Pets of the Homeless Your donation will help a pet that belongs to a homeless person in the U.S., and Canada.  We provide emergency veterinary care and pet food to the hundreds of thousands of pets that are companions to the homeless.
Education for 100 Tribal children in India The aim of this project - Literacy & Civic Education is to build capacities of Marginalized Poor Yanadi Tribe to be a better citizen through our Student Learning Centre program for un-enrolled working class poor children and illiterate adults to inculcate the Ethics & Civic Sense along with literacy to this community, eventually to reduce the incidence of behavioral problems, increase recreational and social opportunities to promote positive attitude for a better and responsible future citizen.
Bikes and Books For 100 Vulnerable Girls We are giving books and bikes to vulnerable girls who live in rural and poor villages in Kilwa Tanzania to help them get better education. Many young girls walk hours one way to school, and these long distances often keep them from attending regularly. Safety is another reason to give young girls bikes, as they are very often the targets of human trafficking, rape, sex trade and sweatshops. Bicycles and books are the first simple answer to improving both their safety and access to education.
Nurture 40 survivors of trafficking in Delhi Young girls trafficked into sexual exploitation, domestic servitude or bonded labor are shunned and unwelcomed by the society. To offer a secured, protective and empowering environment, RBC Trust runs a family home called Aashray, home to 40 survivors between 6-18 years. Through this project, the survivors get access to education, vocational training, counseling support, legal assistance, health care and nutritive diet to facilitate their social and economic rehabilitation.
Mindanao Safe Sanitation Project The project will provide hygiene kits, toilet bowls, toilet repair, construct new toilets, provide communal hand-wash stations and build giant rainwater harvesters for dirt-poor families in Mindanao in order to prevent open defecation, promote sustainable sanitation and hygiene practices and prevent the spread of water-borne diseases.
Kids Farm KIDS FARM is an initiative at Kids Camp encompassing 3 acres of organic vegetables. Half of the produce is sold at-cost in Newark school-based farm stands; one quarter is sold for-profit in suburban restaurants and the remainder feeds the staff and students at Camp.
Empower Youth Action at the Rio Earth Summit! Twenty-eight highly trained, impact-focused youth need your support to attend the 2012 Rio Earth Summit with SustainUS in order to work toward an equitable, inclusive, and sustainable planet for current and future generations. Young people continue to demonstrate their ability to drive forward change, and the need for strong youth participation in international forums like Rio+20 has never been more dire.
Better Education for 20 Rural Children of Necocli This project will have as principal objective to provide access to water for the rural children of the school of Sevilla in Necocli - Colombia. Children from families victims of violence  attend this school. Additionally and taking into account that children eat breakfast and lunch at school, the current conditions of the school kitchen must be improved because precarious conditions.
Aid for 2000 Displaced Families in Marawi City We will provide urgent emergency needs such as blankets, food, medicine, hygiene kits for 2000 very poor families displaced by the current siege by ISIS-inspired Islamic Maute fighters. The exodus of inhabitants going out of the beautiful and historic city is unabated and fighting is still raging on. The foreseeable future is bleak especially for very poor families fleeing the mayhem. Aid is urgently needed as they cope for survival with relatives and evacuation centers.
Empower 500+ Girls through Multi-Day Virtual Camps Career Girls plans to conduct 6 Virtual Camps and resume in-person activities in 2022, empowering over 500 girls with direct access to diverse and accomplished women role models.
Help Afghanistan The United Nations estimates that approximately 550,780 people across Afghanistan are currently displaced and without shelter, food and water.   Therefore, Hagar will focus on providing 4 key relief activities for 13,000 people over the coming months: (1) food provisions for vulnerable families; (2) providing a mobile clinic & healthcare; (3) shelter for displaced children; (4) safe spaces where children can continue to play and attend school.
Learning by earning for DEEP impact The goal of DEEP impact is to set up an African Beads & Print Crafts & 'Jua-Kali' Vocational Enterprise Training Unit (VETU) in 9 slums of Nairobi. VETU will train 480 unemployed youth in two years to reduce victimization from HIV, Drugs abuse, Child headed households grief, teen age pregnancy, school dropouts and such kinds of poverty ridden circumstances vanished their primary goal of life. The trainee will earn average $60 while learning by selling their finished product to VETU's associates.
Assist College Athletes Graduate After Sports So, You are watching the big college game and rooting for your old Alma Mater: The NCAA Basketball Tournament! The big bowl game! Did you know that over half the African American players that you see will not graduate college? We are dedicated to helping the national graduation rate among African American underprivileged college athletes that have exhausted their scholarship eligibility to play sports from well under 50% to 79%.(The data shows it is a financial issue as they are already Sr.'s)
Mint400 Military Challenge for Marine Raiders The Marine Raider Foundation is honored to be a charity partner at the 2020 Mint 400 Military Challenge to raise awareness & financial support for military veterans & to highlight the military's ongoing involvement in off-road culture. The Marine Raider team will race for the Marine Raider Foundation to support its mission that includes providing adaptive equipment to wounded, ill & injured Marine Raiders, as well as funding for programs that promote personal, professional & family resiliency.
Leaders without title. 18twenty8 empowers young women, between the ages of 18 and 28, by developing strategies for their educational and personal development. We encourage our beneficiaries to view higher education as an attractive and necessary tool for their long-term empowerment. Our leadership development programme for undergraduate young women address the challenges that they contend with at university and enable them to graduate as resilient leaders.
Save 50,000 Pakistani children from blindness This project will help address the visual impairment in Pakistan through mobile school screening thus helping the poor children to grow healthy and contribute in the development of the nation
Assisting Iraqis With Disabilities An extensive awareness campaign across the country targeting both people with disabilities and the general public in order to improve understanding and promote inclusion of people with disabilities.
Educate and Empower Poor Children living with ADHD Our fund raising campaign aimed at creating awareness and building a school for learners diagnosed with learning disorders specifically ADD/ADHD living in Johannesburg ghettos. Our ghettos have a large number of poor households where parents cannot afford private schooling for their children with learning disorders and the State provided schools have 45 or more children per class due to overcrowding and children with learning disabilities need classes with smaller numbers
Educate and feed 131 orphans in soweto slums The Joy of Hope Children's Home is dedicated to educating and caring for orphans in Soweto Slums. We operate a residential school in the Soweto where we serve more than 131 orphans and vulnerable children from preschool through 8th grade, providing them with a nurturing home, food, medical care, and one of the best academic programs available in the region. We have also helped dozens of children attend secondary school and have two university graduates.
Help us Spay/Neuter 1500 homeless cats in 2015 Our project is to spay/neuter 1500 homeless cats in 2015. This will help prevent thousands of homeless babies being born this year.  Homeless cats typically have a short life, starvation, being hit by cars, etc.  They will get medical care they need and no more homeless babies being born.
Empower Sri Lankan Youth at Vocational Fish Farm The Kalapuwa Sri Sustainable Fish Farm Project provides critical vocational training opportunities to the 195 orphaned children, some traumatized by the civil war or tsunami, that are cared for at the Kalapuwa & Samudra Sri Leadership Academies. The region surrounding Kalapuwa Sri derives its income primarily from a fishing industry and this project will build a new fish processing facility that will add greatly to the scope of the existing vocational training program that empowers our students.
Create 15000 Robust Youth, who include all, in SA The South African youth has all the potential, passion and energy to build a powerful & successful nation. But they need our guidance, mentoring and support to develop awareness, sound values, courage and resilience to make conscious, responsible life choices. MOT partners with educational institutions, trains their staff & students as MOT Coaches & Young MOTivators, and provides the program manuals, equipment and monitoring to ensure 15000 youth in SA become active citizens and role models.
Support Women in Uganda to flee Domestic Violence Owing to cultural restrictions, women in Uganda live in situations of discrimination and poverty. They often stay in violent relationships due to lack of alternative means of survival, fear of divorce and hope that their partners will change. At Voice of Women Uganda (VOWU), we empower women and girls to understand and exercise their rights and abilities and provide them with tools to help them exercise these rights.
Fighting the Consequences of Hemophilia Disease Joint cartilage of persons with hemophilia can be damaged by trauma or pathology that affects the joints, notably osteoarthritis but also hemophilic arthropathies. Among the therapeutic approaches explored, the regenerative medicine which consists in implanting "drug cells" is a very promising path of study.The research axes are:   Cell therapy using mesenchymal stem cells  Tissue engineering: development of new biomaterials, understanding of stem cell differentiation mechanisms.
Fund a Trip Campaign The Food Bank Singapore is a registered charity that aims to end food insecurity in all forms. We collect various types of food from ambient to fresh produce and even cooked food and redistribute them to member beneficiaries daily. With our service area around the whole country of Singapore, each day, we are making an average of 10 collection or delivery trips.  Fund a Trip Campaign is to encourage potential donors to not only donate food items but also to keep our vehicles on the road!
Educate a  visually challenged child for 1 year Indian Association for the Blind (IAB) is a non-profit organisation started in 1985 by visually challenged activist, Late.Mr.S.M.A.Jinnah.We provide education,food and accommodation facilities to the visually challenged from rural areas. Every year, around 130 children will be benefited.Four lakh blind children out of the fourteen lakh are from India, out of which only 5 percentage of them receive the right to education.IAB aims to make visually challenged lead lives of dignity and self-reliance
Safe Water and Latrines for Bangladeshi Slum The children of the Pallabi slum are in danger every day -- not from guns, cars or war, but from the water they drink. This project helps these kids by giving them clean drinking water.
Cultural Heritage Preservation Saves Kids Lives Bringing alternatives through the performance arts, education & work programs to those children faced by the harshest of conditions, where child labor, prostitution and the drugs trade are rife.
Immediate relief for COVID-19 hit families We at iPartner India are deeply concerned with the outbreak of COVID-19 and countrywide lockdown. We work with the most marginalized and vulnerable communities across 22 states of India. Through our local network of supporters and partner, we have identified 4900 families in six states of India, who are in the need of immediate support for food, healthcare, and protection from coronavirus. These 4900 families depend on daily wages and are not covered under social benefit schemes.
Gratitude Gardens, global, biodiverse home farms Gratitude Gardens redefine our connection to food, culture, and community.  Online tools like games, wikis, and apps challenge us to explore/share our heritage and compete to create living seedbanks.
URGENT HELP to preserve fresh water spring "Protecting water spring" is our initiative to save and recharge fresh water spring providing drinking water to 30 families in HP, North India. These springs were perennial source of fresh water for residing population and local wild life. In recent times they have turned seasonal where few have even dried out. Their importance towards natural biodiversity cannot be measured. Under this project we will protect identified springs located in forest for a community using holistic approach.
The Rehabilitation Commonwealth of DC DC's homeless family shelters are home to nearly 800 most vulnerable families. Sometimes, it is more than 460 children living there who suffer the most. Shelters are due to be shut down by the end of 2016 with no alternatives in sight. I want to help at least 100 of the 800 families have shelter, job training, support and transportation for 30-days this Winter.
School building in El Salvador-Miami of Ohio/Brown FUNDAHMER and Nourish International are working together to construct an elementary schoolhouse to address the lack of early education in the Morazan community and facilitate ongoing education.
Give me a Tool to Talk Liverpool and beyond Children and adults with speech impediments, vocal chord damage, motor-neuron, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, and autism are often socially excluded because they cannot vocalise basic needs, choices, and feelings with peers, family, carers, support staff and professionals. We have consulted them and they want to develop a new app with enhanced features that will improve upon JabTalk, the current free App they use. Your donations will employ a young person with autism to create the app.
BUILD 16 TOILETS FOR 2846 PUPILS IN NYANZA, KENYA. The project aims at enhancing 2846 pupils' learning conditions through the construction of 16 toilets in 8 schools within Alego Usonga, Gem, Rachuonyo East and Seme Sub-Counties. Currently the pupils are using dilapidated pit latrines.
Sustainable Income Plans for The Phoenix Projects At present the projects are 100% reliant on donations and fundraising. Depending on funding, as part of the next phase of The Phoenix Projects we hope to invest in sustainable income-generating plans (including cows, chickens, vegetable gardens, weaving and textiles) over the next few years which will ultimately make all the projects self-sustainable financially and create micro-businesses for the families.
Flood Relief for Families in Sipi, Colombia On October 5, 2018 the San Agustin River flowed out of its banks and into the homes of families living in Sipi, Choco, Colombia. Over 250 families lost all of their belongings, with many also losing their homes. You can help bring much needed ongoing medical care, basic need packages, and most importantly HOPE to the families impacted by this tragedy.
COVID Relief for Tamil Nadu Families As the COVID situation keeps changing, we pivot to provide the most effective help.   First we distributed emergency rations to thousands on the brink of starvation; next we starting helping farmers to create their own natural fertilizer, to increase the size of their harvest and to sell for extra income.  Now that the second COVID wave has again left many without a source of income, we have also started giving cash grants to allow recipients to buy whatever they need to survive.
WE EMPOWER CROATIAN CHILDREN TO OVERCOME FEARS We will start the second phase of the project with new workshops to address fears, in particular the fear of the earthquake and the Covid19, which will include at least 30 school children aged 7 to 14  from Zagreb, who will pass initial horse riding programs and we will include their parents as well. With the support of psychologists and doctors, children will learn how to deal with negative emotions and parents will learn how to react properly in order to prevent more severe forms of anxiety.