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Empower 200 African deafborn kids to hear and talk Carel du Toit Centre will support 200 children with hearing impairments from poor families in South Africa in 2020. Our unique methodology makes it possible for children to hear and speak and acquire language and knowledge  Support includes audiological management of hearing devices, professional therapies, schooling, transport, aftercare and meals.  Children progress from Grade 3 at the Carel du Toit Centre to mainstream curriculum schooling to become the best versions of themselves as adults.
The street is NO place for a child - Kenya This project will build a Rescue Centre for Street Women, Girls, Boys and Babies currently living the harshest of life on the Streets in Nairobi.
Support Internally Migrated Student for Education This project aims to support 25 jobless students who migrated to Kathmandu (Capital of Nepal) for their higher studies and are stuck due ongoing lock-down. The project aims to financially support such jobless students facing problem to even have food on their table and pay for their house rent.
Create 4000 high school graduates in India This project will work with girls living in poverty between the ages of 7 and 18 across India through a unique mixed-gender mentoring program designed and proven to educate and empower girls to make effective choices in the areas of health, education, gender, and livelihoods.    98% of girls in the program are in high school, double the national average of 46%.  Studies have shown that the most effective way to ensure a girl does not become a child bride and mother is a continuing education.
Young Eco-Leaders Development Project The project is a response to the problem of environmental degradation due to mono-crop agriculture and the use of commercial chemicals. The proposed solution is the establishment of self-contained farm systems that recycles water and nutrient, increase economic base by the raising of multiple complementary crops and animals and the training and deployment of a cadre of youth leaders to promote the system in their own communities. A total of 300 youths will be included in this project.
Income generating program for Community School Kali Devi Secondary School, in Lalitpur, Nepal, with 171 Tamang students, is a government funded community school and receives very little funds to upkeep its existing infrastructure. Ek Pahila Foundation will help the school to generate additional income through fish farming and agriculture program within the limited available school land. The produce will be sold at the local market and the income generated from it will help the school for its regular maintenance and salary pay to the teacher
ESTEBAN Esteban  was born at 26 weeks of gestation, is currently 10 years old, and lost one of his eyes due to retinopathy. Esteban and his family are part of FUNDEP's recycling program. Our friend Esteban currently requires specialized medication because he suffers from convulsions. He is a child of 10 years old, but his behavior is that of a 6 year old, for which he requires therapies that are not covered by his doctor and must be covered in a particular way. Esteban needs your support in order
Maternal Health Crises in Liberia Although peace has been established in Liberia for over 7 years, the
maternal mortality rate has almost doubled.

Liberia has one of the world’s highest maternal mortality rates. Merlin has been
in Liberia since 1997. During the civil war, it provided essential medical aid and
now, it is providing vital care to mothers and children to address the maternal
mortality crisis in the country. Your support can enable women and children to
have access to life saving maternal health care.
Pressure Sores Caring For the Aged Pressure sores, also known as pressure ulcers, pressure ulcers, due to local tissue to prolonged pressure. According to the literature, about 60,000 people die from pressure sores combined per year. Some poor the aged  even doesn't know what is Pressure sores although they have already ill, so Leling was helping them to prevent and treatment, so that no hurting from pressure sores.
Help 10 Public Schools to access internet Tanzania Help to avail study materials to poor student(s) who otherwise would have found it difficult to access this material These project will help in improving the educational standards of our country through the use of ICT.
Support Filipino population against COVID-19 Our project aims to expand both our distribution of food supplies and our local production and donation of protective masks for the populations living in the Island province of Mindoro, in the Philippines. Up to now, our organization has been able to successfully deliver food supplies to around 700 families and protective masks to around 2500 beneficiaries, bringing relief to the many families in need.
Rural Micro-Finance for Poverty Alleviation Train women and youth in savings and lending activities; augment their income-generating activities; create self-help solutions to community issues and strengthen their literacy and math skills.
Accelerate ALS research to help handicap patients In 2011 died our mother in ALS disease. There are appr. 500 000 ALS patients in the world. We started our organization to accelerate research to find a better treatment. We are meeting many patients like Charles in the video for which we bought an equipment that allow him to write from his eyes. ALS is a disease where patients get handicapped and with short live period. You can make a difference by giving a donation that will help the research team in Paris as well as an handicap center
Rescuing a child is just a phone call away 40% of India’s population is below the age of 18. Of these,180 million children live in vulnerable conditions.They need to be rescued from unsafe situations where no one can reach them. CHILDLINE 1098 is a national, 24x7, emergency phone and outreach service for children in distress.Present in 162 cities and having responded to 19 million calls since its inception in 1996, it is the only helpline service offering a comprehensive package of child protection services to children in India.
Help 500Tanzanian children realize their potential TAFCOM currently operates a children's centre in the Pasua neighbourhood of Moshi, Tanzania which provides nursery school education as well as informal learning and support to destitute and orphaned children within Pasua. TAFCOM covers the cost of school fees for the children who attend the school. 
The current facilities are inadequate, and the aim of this project is to build a centre that drives community development through education.
Overcoming Speech, and Swallowing difficulties Organization for Speech and Swallowing Therapy Cambodia (SSTC) provides ongoing clinical supervision to medical professionals, including doctors and nurses, at public hospitals in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Our main focus is the evaluation of swallowing disorders (dysphagia), a condition suffered by stroke patients and which can lead to malnutrition, pneumonia, and if not treated death. In short, we are here to save lives and improve the quality of life for Cambodians who have suffered strokes etc.
Send daughter of Mumbai sex worker to US college! Hi, I'm Danish. I'm 19, and I'm about to start a big adventure - university in Los Angeles! I am SO excited! This might not seem like a big deal. But it is a very big deal for me because I never imagined this future when I was growing up in India's biggest red light area. My mother was trafficked there at 13 and usually daughters of sex workers also do sex work. I have 3 sisters, and the youngest is deaf/mute. I want to study so none of us have to do sex work. Will you help me get to university?
Holistic education for 50 children in rural Peru The key to development in Peru is education. Providing a quality education from an early age will be contributing to the good development.  The Yachay Kuska School 's mission is to be a center of high quality education that respects, maintains and rescue the traditions of the area, which is intercultural and inclusive.
Technology Access for Mayan Women in Guatemala This project is creating community technology centers operated by and for Mayan women's groups in the Quiché region for inclusion, empowerment, learning, communication, and economic development.
Financial Assistance for Holistic Cancer Therapy Cancer is a major public health problem in the United States and many other parts of the world. One in 4 deaths in the United States is due to cancer.  Natural medicine cure rates are more than 30 times higher than the cure rates of those who use chemotherapy, radiation and surgery.
Emergency Response to Midwest Tornadoes On December 10 and 11, a large weather system unleashed almost 40 tornadoes that touched down in parts of Arkansas, Missouri, Mississippi, Illinois, Tennessee and Kentucky, leaving hundreds of thousands without power, hundreds without shelter and more than 100 feared dead in Kentucky alone. The hardest-hit area has been Mayfield, Kentucky.
NO to child marriage in Kenya To Mobilize and build the capacities and competencies of 2000 men, 1500boys and 200 community leaders toward the eradication of child marriage in Kenya. Girls as young as twelve are being forced to lose their childhoods for a life that is defined by isolation, violence and illness.
Support Literacy for Brazilian Children This project aims to provide pedagogical materials for students and teachers to ensure adequate literacy for children in Brazil.
Improve Laws to Protect Corals in Latin America It is estimated that up to 70% of reefs could disappear by 2030, including the reef-rich regions of Latin American and the Caribbean. Thanks to coral reefs, we have fish to eat, places to recreate, barriers from storms, and many medical cures. But this could change in the coming decades.  Corals reefs are threatened by human activities and impacts of climate change. AIDA provides much-needed guidance to implement effective laws and practices to preserve and protect reefs.
Support Youth Living with Disabilities in Armenia! This project will build a day center for young people living with disabilities in the Kotayk region of Armenia, offering support services, recreational activities, and income generation opportunities for over 50 youth. Our goal is to help these youth to feel fully integrated and a part of society. This project aims to do this by creating a comfortable space where people with disabilities can gather with their peers to develop new skills, explore creativity, and feel fulfilled!
Send 2100 Children in Slums to Schools DoPeace is formed to bring the little children of the slums of the world into classrooms. Since 2014, we have enrolled more than 10,000 children in the slums of Bangladesh. We have developed an infrastructure of five NGOs, 100 teachers and professionals, and 45 one-room schools in five slums. This project is to add 10 schools, bringing 2100 little children  into the classrooms. We operate the schools at the low cost of $1/child/month. Thus, the project cost is $25,200 for one year.
Prevent Gender Based Violence in Nigeria Girls and women across Nigeria are falling victim to sexual assault, rape, and human trafficking. In response, The Advocacy Project (AP) is supporting an important initiative by the Women at Risk International Foundation (WARIF) to prevent gender-based violence in Lagos. Helped by your donations, WARIF will launch an intensive program of education with 200 students in a Lagos school to understand and prevent sexual violence. We expect to change many young lives and will share the results widely.
Help Reforest the Barren Lands of Haiti! Trees for the Future - a sustainable development organization - works with local farmers in Bethel, Haiti to restore their degraded lands. Through community-based agroforestry we plant multipurpose, fast-growing trees along with local crops to combat deforestation, food insecurity, and the flooding of the Bethel River.
IT space for learning disabled people in Madrid For more than four decades Fundacion Juan XXIII in Madrid has been dedicated to fully integrating learning disabled people into modern society. We plan to continue this vision by building IT facilities for our day centres, giving daily access to the digital world. It is impossible to imagine society without computers and we believe that learning disabled people should have the same opportunity to understand and appreciate this aspect of modern life alongside the independance that it brings.
Health Post Funding in Nepal Funding for running a health program in a health post in Bichhya, within the Bajura district. This funding will cover the cost of staff, transportation, training and activities related to health and hygiene. 2000 patients will be provided with primary treatment at PHASE-supported clinics, 25 child births will be supported by skilled birth workers, and 100 pregnant women will be visited at least once (ANC 1st) in PHASE supported clinics.
Constructing the future in Latin America We have schools and community projects in Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Ecuador and Peru and they are running exceptionally well.

However, to ease the burden of shared and overcrowded classrooms in all our countries we want to invest in quality infrastructure that will last for years to come. 

This can only be achieved if we can raise sufficient funds, and of course if you donate, you are welcome to come and get your hands dirty!
Help LHR Face Challenges Beyond the Shore For the past five years, Lighthouse Relief (LHR) has offered a dignified humanitarian response on the north shore of Lesvos and Ritsona Refugee Camp on the Greek mainland. In 2020, refugees and asylum seekers in Greece faced unprecedented challenges, with increased tensions on Lesvos and the threat of COVID-19. In August of 2020, we relaunched our in-person psychosocial support activities in Ritsona. As we continue to provide a dignified response, help us to forge a path ahead.
Repairs to Hogares Teresa Toda post H. Maria in PR Hurricane Maria literally shredded our town of Loiza, Puerto Rico and our project facilities sustained serious damages.  Currently we are still in need of sealing roof where residents dorm, replace main entrance doors, paint interior of all facilities and build a cement hanger to protect our passenger vans used to transport our residents to and from schools, doctor's appointments and other vital services. In addition, a new fire alarm system must be installed for residential units.
Empowering 50 women entrepreneurs to beat poverty Currently, a large number of young women and girls in semi-urban and rural areas support their family incomes by managing a combination of small and micro-enterprises. However, they don't have the required skills to sustain them. The 50 women in Rajasthan, who will receive support belong to extremely resource poor backgrounds, have always been left behind due to their gender, and have the determination to become independent and self-sufficient. Your support will help them build these skills.
Empowering 500 needy children in MELANESIA (PNG) This project provides 500 less fortunate girls and boys in various rural villages and towns of Papua New Guinea to go to school and empower their future thus ending poverty.
STEM Education through Basketball Many young Cameroonians are not afforded the opportunity to participate in science, technology, mathematics and engineering (STEM) education. The Manengouba Foundation (MF) will use basketball as a means to attract, nurture, and inspire young boys and girls to pursue STEM education and careers. This project aims at providing relevant and real-world exposure to STEM concepts and technical skills that are so very vital to meet the pressing needs and challenges of our changing world.
Computer Classes for Creative Minds Nor Luyce Mentoring Center empowers 40 teenage girls from orphanages & low-income families through mentoring, skill building trainings, & financial assistance for college in Gyumri, Armenia. Our participants stay with our program for 3 to 4 years & gain skills that will help them leave their orphanages with the ability to live on their own emotionally & financially. Research proves that computers help you increase your skills and be more valuable to potential employers.
Enforcing Tenants Rights Through Technology JustFix.nyc is a non-profit that supports renters facing evictions and neglected housing conditions with technology that helps them build well-documented cases and connect with community and legal advocates. This project will expand JustFix.nyc city-wide in New York and empower 1,000 tenants to stay in their homes and secure much-needed repairs.
Plant 50,000 Trees in Mount Kenya Forest Mount Kenya Forest experienced massive deforestation starting from early 1960s to late 1990s through various illegal activities which included; unlicensed timber harvesting, felling down trees for charcoal, fuelwood, forest grazing and shamba systems. The forest is very vital to community members since they rely on it for forest products such as ; fodder ,honey,fuelwood, fruits and water . The areas which experienced deforestation never regenerated back and thus need for restoration.
Support STEM education in 1000 Bulgarian schools DigitalKidZ wants to donate the GO! coding boards to 1,000 Bulgarian schools and return the excitement of learning to bring students back to school.
Strengthening families in rural KwaZulu-Natal This project supports rural women to form SAVINGS CLUBS that enable them to build homes and send children to school and to VISIT NEIGHBOURS to read to and play with very young children
Invest in International Development Leaders Atlas Corps promotes international cooperation through an innovative and sustainable fellowship which empowers nonprofit leaders from around the world to volunteer in the U.S.
Wellbeing activities for 150 Residents in Batley Our wellbeing activities will reduce social isolation & loneliness among 150 residents in Batley & Spen, West Yorkshire. We will help build confidence through friendship, conversation & participation. Activities include: visits to places of interest; social & games afternoons; themed memory sessions; family & local history walks & talks plus craft & making workshops. Our activities will take place at Milen Care; The Mission; The Pakistan Kashmir Welfare Association & Batley & District Mencap.
Building a school for the poorest children The armed conflict that Yemen is currently experiencing has caused extensive destruction in the infrastructure, especially in the educational aspect. So we will strive and work hard to build a school for children in the province of Mahwit in northern Yemen in order to accommodate the poorest children as well as to secure their future. YFH and the local community is cooperating to help to build a children's school as a right of the children but we still need your help world!!!
Autism & Law Enforcement Education Coalition The ALEC Program trains First Responders (Fire, Police and EMS personnel) on autism spectrum disorders and the best practices when involved in a crisis situation with someone diagnosed with autism.  The ALEC Program has been in existence since 2003, and the trainers are First Responders who have a loved one diagnosed with autism.  First Responders hear from a colleague who has the professional knowledge of the field, as well as the personal experience of having a loved one diagnosed with autism.
Beekeeping to improve 210 villagers' life in Isalo Isalo is known as ecotourism region but local populations are poor and become depend on  forest product. They increase forest clearing for agriculture use leading to the degradation of forest ecosystem. This beekeeping project improves incomes consequently the livelihood of 210 villagers and help us to raise awareness on the necessity to protect local environment. These will be achieved by providing 60 beehives and equipments, train 30 beekeepers on beekeeping and micro-entrepreneurship
Steering 500 Women Away from Prostitution, Mumbai This fundraiser will seek to empower women living in the Kamathipura red light area of Mumbai by providing them necessary resources and tools to develop long-term skills so they can leave prostitution. In past 18 years, AAWC has provided more than 2200 women with vocational training, financial & adult literacy sessions, assisted them to obtain essential documents for availing government benefits and schemes, which has helped them to gain skills for generating income from the alternate resource.
A recognised education for children Cote d'Ivoire Imagine attenIng school throughout your childhood and never having that education recognised.  1,600,000 school-age children in Cote d'Ivoire are still not receiving a recognised education (2016).  A quarter of these children are in non-formal education offered by private religious structures.    Graines de Paix is working to ensure that all children in Cote d'Ivoire receive a recognised education to reduce inequalities, increase cohesion and provide a positive future for all children.
Centennial High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Mohamed, Sufiyan, Tanusha, Emily, Justin, Nour, and Joohee from Centennial High School 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.
Supporting Education of 660 Talented,At-Risk youth The LISI institute gives 660 scholarships to talented, at-risk youth from impoverished communities near Guadalajara, Mexico. 414 of the students are attending middle school and the other 166 are in high school. The teenagers are distribuited at three of our institutes located in poor and marginalized communities south of Guadalajara Mexico. We are trying to raise US$100,000 to continue with the education in this 2021-2022 scholar year.
k-s-f-y Kick start for the youth. We are helping the youth at an early age to the age of 35 with skills development and training in all aspects of their interest of their choices 60 people on arts,60 on free basic computer course. Arts and culture catergorically,Free computer basic course, business entrepreneurship training .This will impact on drop unemployment rate ,crime ,xenophobia will drop. The number of teenage pregnancy drop in South African Nkomazi schools in our communities of the rural areas.
Education Project for Computer Labs Boys and Girls DFCA survey and information gathered through community networks indicate that there are repair, reconstruction and need for new accommodations in Govt Colleges for developing and maintaining the girl's interest in education process. Negligence and inattention in provision of adequate, quality and conducive education environment will lead to increased number of uncollegeed girls whose only ambition is to grow up to help those around her. Educated girls indeed can better decide about changing the
Teach healthy living skills to adults with autism Adults with autism lack nutrition education opportunities and suffer high obesity rates. This project will train 40+ adults in healthy meal prep and food growing, which improves health & independence.
Computer Tablets for Kids in Jamaica P.A.C.E. is seeking funding to acquirer at least 10 tablets for students at each of the 250 kindergarten schools supported across the island.  This will allow the 5-6 year old students to use the device at home and have access to their lessons and learning software.  The proposed OneTab device comes with built in applications for math, reading and writing without the need for any internet or online access.  Refer: www.onebillion.org for details about the device.