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Give Me a Voice! This project intends to help marginalized women's in North Albania to be integrated in the society. The project intends to provide for women in need legal assistance and help them to find job, to participate on capacity building training and professional courses. Many marginalized women are not aware about their right and the project intends to protect their rights and give better access to justice. By establishing a women center we intend to provide professional courses and legal assistance.
Make 50 Survivors Of Violence Work Ready The Project prepare & equip 50 survivors of violence by providing marketable skills for economic rehabilitation to prevent further Exploitation & Retrafficking
Train Communities in Trauma Informed Care Mental Health has become the second global pandemic, impacting nearly every human on the planet. Our project equips leaders around the world with culturally responsive mental health knowledge and skills via an online self paced certification course designed for everyday lay persons. Topics include how to cope with stress, anxiety, and trauma and promote self and community resilience, so survivors can heal themselves, support others, and break generational cycles of trauma and harm.
Re-Open a Community Library Hit by Hurricane Eta This project will provide necessary funding to re-open Riecken Community Library La Libertad that provides access to information, training programs and literacy skills to several hundred community members. The extensive damage caused by Hurricane Eta and subsequent flooding, closely followed by Hurricane Iota, requires repairing building infrastructure, and computers, replacing destroyed books and damaged furniture. The funding will be supplemented by required community investment.
Bulgarian National English Spelling Bee The Spelling Bee project aims to strengthen the English language skills of Bulgarian students and teachers. The competition takes place at three levels: local, regional and national. The school winners participate in one of the ten regional bees. The best students from each regional competition advance to the national final. The 30 national qualifiers and their teachers attend a week long English language Spelling Bee summer camp. In 2020/2021, more than 3000 students from 165 schools took part.
Italy Earthquake Response The project will send IsraAID's Emergency Response Team to Italy to provide emergency aid after the devastating earthquake of August 24th
Literacy India - Education & Empowerment LI provides educational and vocational training to slum and impoverished children and women. In providing basic education, LI empowers children and women through development of their core skills.
Help Female Entrepreneurs in Peru Escape Poverty Help female entrepreneurs in the poverty stricken area of Cajamarca, Peru build the capacity and skills necessary to expand their business supplying fruit to local mines.
Legal Aid for 250 Pretrial Detainees in Nigeria. Network of University Legal Aid Institutions plans to provide free legal assistance to poor pretrial detainees in Nigeria who have spent years on pretrial detention without legal aid. Through specialized University/Law School-based Law Clinics, Law students will interview and counsel detainees; find lost files and facilitate court trials or acquittals; secure legal representation; apply for bail; provide transportation from the Prisons to the court and reconnect detainees to their families.
Bring Christmas Cheer to Families in Fukushima This project is a free Family Christmas Concert in Minami Soma, Fukushima, to bring Christmas cheer to local families and children. A variety of exciting entertainers will perform on Saturday, December 9, 2017, at the 1000-seater Minami Soma Citizens Cultural Hall. This event is endorsed by Fukushima Prefecture, City of Minami Soma, Minami Soma Board of Education, TBC-Tohoku Broadcasting Company, TV-U Fukushima, and the Kahoku Newspaper.
Antarctic Trip: Research Penguins, Climate Change Antarctic penguins are the "canary in the coal mine" for the effects of climate change on earth's organisms. Understanding how these creatures respond to their changing habitat informs environmental management strategies and conservation efforts.    Oceanites is a non-profit research organization that oversees the seminal Antarctic Site Inventory project, which monitors penguin populations across the Antarctic Peninsula. Donate today to help Oceanites continue its important work.
Fairfax High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Aditya, Tarang, Pratham, Pratam, and Sachith from Fairfax High School have been working with LI to help create & publicize human rights campaigns for various rights issues in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to connect with local nonprofits in Bauchi to research, document, and advocate for various human rights issues within the area.
Help working children during the Covid 19 pandemic Ecuador has been hit hard by Covid-19 and strict measures have been put in place to contain the spread. Many of the families CENIT supports are no longer allowed to work in the markets and they have  lost the little income they were previously earning. CENIT have temporarily adapted the support they offer. They are now helping children and their families by telephone, providing emotional support, health and other advice, homework assistance, and some food provisions where possible.
School Library Refurbishment Project In August 2009 READ International refurbished 12 Tanzanian school libraries to support the donation of our textbooks.
Project 1 - Empowering 20 fishermen in Haiti A fishing community located near Port Tibot Mariani, in Port-au-Prince Haiti, fish everyday for food in 
handmade wooden boats. At their request, this project works for a means to motorize their boats and go out farther to sea, catch enough fish to not only feed their families but also sell in the market.
Create Ethical Workshops for 110 artisans in Kenya This project will help Imani Collective grow our impact for artisans in Kenya by renovating and expanding our ethical workshops. The project will will unfold in a few phases. For Phase 1, we will use funds for renovations on a new workshop space in Old Town, Mombasa, which will bring the building up to code to make it safe for our artisans. Phase 1 funds will also provide new equipment and proper spaces for operating our holistic programs, like child care, daily meals and more.
Protect Globally Rare Plants in New England Today, 17 percent of New England's native plant species are on the brink of being lost and another 5 percent have already disappeared from the region. Seed banking is one critical strategy for conserving at-risk plant species. We aim to secure seeds from at least 2,000 of the 3,300 populations of these rare plants, which will enable us to preserve the range of genetic diversity and each species' ability to adapt to changing conditions.
WARIF Boys Conversation Cafe WARIF Boys Conversation Cafe is an initiative designed to target cohort groups of young boys in secondary schools in Lagos, Nigeria.   The project seeks to prevent rape and sexual violence through mentoring and educating young boys; changing their already existing mindset on the issue and encouraging them to be protectors and not perpetrators.  Currently, there is no curriculum on the prevention of sexual violence on best practices that has been designed and made available for boys in Nigeria.
New Media and Technology for Philadelphia Teens The Mighty Writers 2.0 project gives Philadelphia high school kids the tools they need to write and produce multimedia content. The project provides year-round out-of-school classes, mentorship and resources to create websites, videos, radio content and apps. Content is showcased on real-world youth media outlets: Mighty Post and Mighty Radio. Above all, the project teaches kids to think, write and communicate clearly in a city where half of working-age residents are functionally illiterate.
Books for Health Education: Ghana & West Africa This project sends free copies of Where There Is No Doctor and other Hesperian popular education materials to health workers and community leaders working to improve health in poor communities.
Food and Nutritional Security The project aims to guarantee food and nutritional security for more than 300 families that live in social vulnerability in Brazil. All donations will be used to distribute food baskets for poor families, milk and supplement for children in need, and guarantee nutritional and medical orientation for more than 300 families. This project will reach more than 1,500 people.
Empower Kenyan Girls through Education Girls' education matters. History has shown that when girls go to school, communities are able to achieve economic and social objectives more quickly and sustainably. Not only this, but we here at Action Two Africa believe that every girl has the inherent right to go to school. Through our Child Sponsorship Program, we work to provide school fees, guidance, mentoring, and long-term, sustainable support for young women so that they can have every chance at the opportunities they deserve.
Provide textbooks to 1500 children in Cameroon Children from very poor families or children without care givers such as orphans need extra help to be in school. 
This project will provide core textbooks i.e. English, Mathematics, French, dictionary and other educational support services directly to 1500 educationally marginalized children and establish four  Village Community Libraries in Cameroon. The village community library component is designed to ensure continuity of the project through book exchange and other library activities
COVID-19 FUND FIGHT NEAR STARVATION IN RURAL HAITI As COVID-19 spreads, it poses grave danger, especially in communities with struggling health systems. Vulnerable people are hit the hardest by the outbreak: it is driving families deeper into hunger and poverty. The pandemic has changed our lives for the foreseeable future, but no one is more impacted than those who were already vulnerable. Older adults, individuals experiencing homelessness, wage workers, and people experiencing unemployment need our help.
Educate 220 underprivileged children in NOIDA Sai Bal Sansar is a free non formal education centre providing midday meals at village Aghapur, Noida for the street and slum children to make them literate.It has a strength of around 220 children.  This project will provide basic education to those who have never gone to school before, because of their extreme poverty. It will take 1-2 years to mainstream the children to enable them to get admission in the regular schools that will lead them for higher education and to make their livelihood.
LIVING STORYBOOK Children participate in workshops that teach them how to stand up for themselves to prevent bullying by becoming the characters in a book, Be A Superhero By Saying No To Bullying. The book is personalized with photos taken of participating children in superhero costumes. The children also write poems and learn songs sung to familiar tunes with anti-bullying messages. It is our wish that this form of creative expression will lead to less bullying in schools and will impact many youth.
Sanitary towels progrm to 1000 poor girls in Kenya This project will ensure continued supply of sanitary towels and under pants to over 1000 poor girls in central Kenya. This will keep them in school during their menses, restore dignity and self esteem. The project will also provide school uniforms and supplies to both boys and girls from families affected by HIV/Aids.
HELP IRAQI CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES Autism is only one disability that plagues Iraqi children. The prevalence of autism in the Middle East is higher by far than in other regions of the world. What makes the need for our action in Iraq so crucial is the lack of focus on mental health and disabilities. Years of war have taken their toll most significantly on the children. Our focus is on orphans, children being raised by single mothers, and children living in extreme poverty. Many children need additional educational services.
Give 200 young women access to online learning Your gift will give 200 young women in the Philippines access to online learning. Due to the Coronavirus outbreak, our local partner hospitality schools need to deliver their classes online. However, most of their students have very limited or no access to the internet and the necessary technology to access classes. With your help, the young women who study hospitality at their schools will receive a tablet and an internet connection so they can keep learning through the outbreak.
Support 100  vulnerable rural girls keep in school The National COVID-19 pandemic lock-down in Uganda has greatly devastated many  families, but the families of orphans and vulnerable children are the most hit.Children from these families can hardly access  education study materials to facilitate continuous learning because they cannot afford  e-learning gadgets like televisions,radios, internet or newspapers.We urgently need your support to help vulnerable  rural girls access continuous learning and also to economically empower their families.
Help 500 elderly lonely people in Greater London This project will look after 500 lonely housebound, blind, wheel-chair bound disadvantaged pensioners in Greater London, providing seaside coach trips, boat trips on Thames, afternoon tea parties, and Christmas Parties.
Community Based Education During a Pandemic The COVID pandemic has interrupted the progress made in this rural community over the last ten years.  Our young students could hope for new career opportunities in engineering, technology, banking, or teaching. They could plan for more education. All this is threatened by the pandemic.  We are providing community based school every day so that children don't lose their hard won learning. More than 100 children attend. We need more supplies, books, paper, tablets, chairs and tables.
Atlas Corps: Celebrate Diversity & Inclusion Are you #GivingToday? Be part of our end of year campaign to support our community of 750+ social change leaders from 95 countries! Donations matched. We value and thrive because of diversity & inclusion . Diverse perspectives foster the development of better ideas and effective solutions. True inclusivity means engaging and including perspectives of individuals from different races, ethnicities, and religions AND socioeconomic statuses, gender, sexual orientation, and more.
Outreach reading projects for rural Mexican kids. Our goal is to develop closer relationships with teachers and children in rural Mexican communities and to provide high quality year-round projects that encourage a love of reading. We can do this by growing our volunteer program, expanding our pop-up library services, and offering a creative writing summer camp for kids who otherwise don't have access to books, libraries, and summer learning opportunities.
Developing DC teen action network to prevent HIV Build network of at least 10 student-run high school-based organizations to create powerful vehicles for DC teens to educate their peers about the facts and spread of HIV/AIDS infection.
Medicine and Care for 2500 Ugandan Orphans Bambi Uganda Orphans hopes to expand its Mobile Health Clinic (MHC) program and provide medicine, health care items and training in hygiene and sanitation to 2500 orphans and their care givers in 15 remote villages in central Uganda.
Fund Emergency Housing for Girls in Barbados This project will renovate a building in Barbados, that will be used in cases where emergency intervention and housing is needed for girls, who may have run away from home or are homeless on a transitional or hidden basis.  These instances may be due to girls trying to escape their current realities because of abuse, neglect or violence, needing to be rescued from their current realities, or due to sudden life shifts; for example, being unexpectedly put out of their home, with no where to go.
Emergency response-COVID-19 among women in Uganda This project will create awareness, provide both food supplies and educational support among most vulnerable groups especially 120 women, 1 per household and that will enable them to feed their families and also educate them on how to prevent contracting the COVID-19 virus.In Uganda, due to lock down,and curfew shops, business and fear created among community the women have been the most affected since  they can't go to work and yet they have to feed their children.
Provide education for talented Roma children We believe that all children should have access to education, because knowledge gives them power to change their future. That's why we support Roma children coming from very poor social conditions. We want them to know that their life and dreams are as important as others. With your help we create a new generation of Roma- educated, hardworking, confident and proud. The know-how is simple- we give them an opportunity.
Educate Over 45 Disadvantaged Children in Greece Our project aims to support over 45 disadvantaged children and youths in Crete, Greece in receiving an education. Refugee children confront huge obstacles and challenges to receive the education and support they need to have a better future and find employment. COVID-19 is making it even harder. We provide in person and online practical assistance and lessons preparing children for a brighter future, work and better integration. We need your donation to insure urgent and impactful support!
COVID-19 Food Relief for Refugees in Myanmar This food relief project supports 200 refugee families in need living in Karen State of the Thai-Myanmar border. After many years of living in foreign soil as refugees, they resettled in Karen State to begin their life as residents, but COVID-19 has made them more marginalized and difficult to get out from poverty. GCS will implement emergent relief to provide rice to the most vulnerable refugee families. On World Refugee Day, 20 June, we hope that you remember and support them.
Stand Up for African Mothers Amref Health Africa has launched the Stand Up for African Mothers campaign to train more midwives, because midwives save lives. We estimate an Amref Health Africa-trained midwife can provide care to 500 mothers a year on average. With the campaign, Amref Health Africa strives to train 15,000 additional midwives to contribute to a reduction in maternal mortality by 25% in sub-Saharan Africa.
Let's give hope to 150 burned children in Peru Fifteen thousand Peruvian children are victims of body burns every year. Children between 2 and 5 years of age from the poorest areas of the country are the most affected. Compressive garments, together with physical and occupational therapies, are the perfect remedy to treat physical burn scars. These garments are custom-made for each patient and are readjusted periodically. Made to use daily, for 24 hours, the garments are to be removed only during showers or to eat in some cases.
Target Hunger COVID-19 Relief Efforts Hunger is always an urgent need, but we are now seeing a growing number of people who have never before sought help feeding themselves and their families.  Support of this project will allow Target Hunger to add additional drive-thru food distributions to help meet the increased and growing need in our community.
Food for 500 children in our art camps in India Kanavupattarai (Workshop of Dreams in Tamil) is a 3 days residential art camp organized for adolescent children suffering from depression and disruptive behaviour. A combination of theatre activities , creative games, sand therapy, yoga, dance, music and peer-to-peer conversations are used to bring about behavioural changes. We need your financial support in providing food and refreshments for the children.
Georgetown Visitation Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Nicole, Catalina, Ella, Mia, and Lila from Georgetown Visitation 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 to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Support Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder URGENT ATTENTION,DIRECTOR GENERAL AND FOUNDER OF AIUC,IS CANVASING SUPPORT FOR ADHD(ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER).ADHD IS A CHILD MOST COMMON CONDITION THAT CAN CAUSE TROUBLE WITH FOCUS,CONCENTRATINON,PATIENCE,AND COVER -ACTIVITY.IS ONE OF THE MOST COMMON CHILDHOOD DISORDERS.THESE PUPILS ARE FACING SUCH CONDITIONS AND LACK DRUGS FOR TREATMENT ,HIGH COST  OF SHOOLING  AND CARE AMONG OTHERS.WE NEED ALL SUPPORT URGENTLY.
Access to Free Healthcare in Rural & Remote Area's Healthcare is an expensive and struggling area for most countries. Action Change works on over 70 projects around the world. Working with communities we aim to increase our impact by running community healthcare provisions. Funding permitted we will be bringing in local health professionals to provide resources, outreach awareness and emergency services to the local community to ensure everyone has access to support for a healthier and safe future. This project will be 100% funded by our donors
Bringing potable water in Babli's village in Mewat Babli is a resident of Mewat region of Haryana, Hathin Block, district Palwal. She treks several miles daily to fetch water. With scorching Sun, parched land and rapidly depleting source of water, she does not know how long she will get water. She and many like her have abandoned their cattle as there is no water or fodder for them. She is not very old but due to drinking contaminated water day in day out her hair is almost grey, her joints are swollen and her gait is slow and laborious.
Build a fish farm, save Nigerian women from Penury The purpose of the project is to establish a 3000 capacity catfish farm each for every 100 rural poor women in 10 rural communities in Nigeria.  These women will be equipped with sustainable skills and knowledge in fish farming, fish feed making as added value, business and entrepreneurship skills needed to run the fish farm as a joint business. The goal of the project is to empower 1000 rural poor women to become economically independent and lift themselves and families out of poverty.
Sports Tournaments for 250 children in Cape Town In Cape Town we run an annual seven-week Street Sports Tournament to unite 250 boys and girls under the age of 15, from Langa, Khayelitsha and Masiphumelele using the medium of cricket, soccer and netball. We believe that sport plays a vital role in children's lives, in terms of physical and social development.
Create 100 Jobs in Nigeria during 2021-2022 Leadership Initiatives (LI) approaches the problems of underdevelopment by empowering communities to address their own needs. LI partners with local government and business leaders to provide promising individuals with entrepreneurial, leadership and project management training. These young leaders then identify obstacles to development within their own communities, design workable solutions, and create sustainable business models to overcome those obstacles.
Uganda Spelling Bee 2015 Over 70% of Uganda primary school children do not finish primary school in time partly due to low competence. This is a big number given that 52% of Uganda's population is children below the age of 15 and most of them are in primary school. This hinders their opportunity for social mobility and instead continues to keep millions in poverty. The Spelling Bee helps these children to improve their competence and develop key life skills. In return they pass standardised exams and complete school.