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REHABITILATION OF THANE CYCLONE VICTIMS IN S.INDIA The most terrible " Cyclone Thane" crossed between south India, Tamilnadu coastal districts with wind speeds at 120 km per hour Leaving a major destruction and taking death of 44 lives , uprooting lakhs of trees & major damaging roads Cyclone Thane gives us the lesson that community was assault even though the State Govt. warned the community many times The place has been hit by Tsunami (2004) and Thane (2011) It is our foremost aim to make the community ready everthrough any Disasters arise
Help 120 Uganda women move from the slum to a home The project will help 120 Uganda women defray the cost of home ownership through acquisition of land. Our women beaders in Jinja have been displaced by the 20 year LRA war in the north that ended in late 2008. Many of the women are now forced to live in the slums in one-room, rented makeshift homes that are constructed of little more than cardboard or dirt. Our courageous women make a living today through sales of beads or micro businesses. This project will move them into homes of their own.
Support Training for South Sudanese Social Workers This project will allow two of the first social workers in South Sudan to attend a 3-week training on women empowerment and economic development in Israel. The training is fully funded, but they need to purchase their own flight tickets. Through this training, Lily and Judith will be able to bring new skills and knowledge back to South Sudan and integrate it into their existing projects and work in general, reaching over 200 households every week.
Empower youth activists to create social change! Youth Empowered Action (YEA) Camp is a life-changing, week-long, sleepaway activism summer camp for youth ages 12-17 who want to make a difference in the world. We train and support teens in taking action, where they might otherwise give up or never try for lack of confidence, encouragement or skills. Our world desperately needs more bold leaders for social change to build happier, more compassionate and sustainable communities. YEA is training those leaders and building that world.
StandWithWomen in the Middle East to Create Change CHIME FOR CHANGE and Equality Now will support local partners and activists to ensure that laws are equal, prohibit violence against women and girls, and provide equal access to justice. This project will empower and support activists from across the Middle East and North Africa (including Algeria, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine and Tunisia) to develop and execute national advocacy campaigns to repeal discriminatory laws that perpetuate violence against women and girls.
Seeds for Life Project We will provide open pollinated vegetable seeds to very poor farmers in order to improve their nutrition and income in a sustainable manner.
Sustainable Response to Climate Change - Guatemala The Integral Heart School promotes a sustainable response to climate change. Our solar program is lighting four non-profit schools, saving fossil fuels and cutting power bills by half. Our solar program also places small home-based units with our families. We are growing herbs for our food program at our school in recycled cardboard tubing. We have a spaying and neutering program that, in cooperation with a veterinary group, is reducing the street animal footprint by over 5000 annually.
Sustain a School for 200 Children in Rural Nigeria The Ishahayi Beach School Foundation supports a successful school serving 200 students in rural Nigeria. The Light School is the only school convenient to the island; the transportation difficulties of getting to the nearest government school discourage families from supporting their children's continued education. In the 2013-2014 school year, IBSF will support the Light School's first junior secondary school classes. Your donations will make these new educational opportunities possible.
Sponsor a membership, change a life It's easy to backslide - We connect builders in Port-au-Prince to incentives to keep building safe houses, despite pressure from untrained bosses still using unsafe methods. Membership in a professional network called REZO ("network" in Haitian Creole) will connect these builders to job placement, apprenticeships, continuing education, and lower prices for building materials. This project will fund 25 builders' memberships, combined with support from local businesses and the Haitian government.
Working Teens Educated in Nicaragua The Teen Night School, located in one of the poorest and highest crime rate areas of Managua, provides remedial education for young adults who must work days to support their families.
Connecting Brazilian Slum Residents to Resources We connect organizations that provide social impact projects to the residents of Rio de Janeiro's favelas through local NGOs and generate data about the population. By facilitating the distribution of resources within the favelas and bringing visibility through information, we decrease inequality in the communities and increase the impact of social projects.
FEM cannot continue its work without your support FEM has been possible thanks to the Volunteer Hostel, one of our strategies for fundraising and income generation. Yet, gentrification is putting our project at risk. In 5 years our prices have gone DOWN 50% due to price pressure from illegal operators, and our rent has gone UP 85%. If we accomplish the goal, we will be able to but property to make FEM sustainable for good. If we don't, the money will help FEM cover the costs of closing up the hostel, without affecting its operational budget.
Education ChallengesofAdolescent Girls in Pakistan Adolescent girls are absent from school due to menstruation related abdominal cramps, headaches and fatigue, coupled with poor facilities and lack of counseling, contributing to 20% long absenteeism. At school, girls are faced with poor facilities, inadequate water for washing, lack of soap, no privacy and insufficient toilets. The proposed project will address the menstruation related issues of adolescent girls to minimize the physical & psychological challenges facing adolescent girls.
Empower 600 Rural Women and Children in Rwanda The "Empower 600 Rural Women and Children in Rwanda" project seeks to reduce the burden of maternal, neonatal and under five-year infant mortality rates by providing rural women and children in the Rulindo district with proven interventions such as health education, access to health services and health systems strengthening. It seeks improve participants' standard of living through income generating activities and empower community health workers to better support the health of their communities
Educate 200 IDPs Children from Anglophone Cameroon The education of an entire generation of young Cameroonians is at risk because of the anglophone conflict.This project will provide basic school supplies and  fees  with critically support services to 200 internally displaced children traumatized by the anglophone war to attend school in regions not affected by the war.This will enable the children to stay in school and study for a  future that allows them to rise out of  poverty and contribute to community development and nation building,
Overcome Covid-19 effects in Q'eqchi 'villages Due to the worldwide emergency caused by Covid-19, indigenous communities have been very affected, for this reason ODIGUA Sembrando Esperanza NGO plans to bring hygiene and food kits for these families. In addition to training Q'eqchi 'families in issues of agroecology and food to contribute to better family nutrition and thus mitigate the effects caused by this crisis.
10by20 Training of 10,000 Women Champions by 2020 Over 90% of people living with Viral Hepatitis in Africa are not aware of the scourge; especially the women and children who are the most vulnerable because of the routes of transmission - sexual, mother to child and child to child being the most common in Africa.  Thus we are planning to reverse the trend by halting new infections and reversing the trend in our goal towards elmination of Viral Hepatitis by 2030 through the women of Africa by training 10,000 women as Champions in Hepatitis WWCs.
Protecting Tigers in Thailand Over 95% of the world's wild tigers have been lost in the last 100 years and with as few as 3,500 remaining it is vital that we act now to protect them and their vital forest habitats. Thailand is home to a significant population of c.200 tigers. Working across five national parks, our primary aim is to build anti-poaching capacity among park rangers and to break the poaching cycle by engaging with local communities and children of poachers to change attitudes towards tigers and wildlife.
Care Home for HIV Impacted Children Kolkata,India 25 children, infected by HIV and affected by the disease, directly benefit from this project. We offer them a loving, safe and secure environment in which they can receive healthcare and nutrition and engage in education, building the foundations for a productive and happy life. Approximately, a further 100 people will indirectly benefit as we work with family members, neighbours, the wider community and service sector officials to create awareness and decrease stigma.
No Child Sidelined The Krajicek Foundation enables children in underserved communities  to play and practice sports together close to home. We do not just build a Playground for children.  We enthusiastically guide them there as well.  In addition, we give scholarships to young people who stand out in a positive way and in return these recipients organize activities for children and guide them in positive development.
Peace Fleet- Grassroots Film Screening Project A grassroots screening campaign for EGM’s new film, Little Town of Bethlehem, designed to empower audience members to take action for peace between the Israelis and Palestinians in our lifetime.
Help 4,000 DC Youth Find Their Voice 826DC is dedicated to working with students ages 6 through 18 in developing their creative and expository writing skills and to working with teachers to inspire their students to write. We provide after-school tutoring, in-school programming, evening and weekend writing workshops, field trips, a Saturday Reading All-Stars program, and student publishing opportunities all free of charge.
Support a Daasanach girl with School Fees in Kenya The Daasanach Development Organization aims with this specific project to provide the change for an Education for these very disadvantage and most vulnerable girls in this region!  It is our desire to empower these young girls and women in the process and create a better future for themselves and their families!  Your contribution will make a huge differences in these girls life's and will have a great impact on the Daasanach community!
Hospital On Wheels A big problem in the public healthcare system of Pakistan is its being inaccessible especially in rural areas. The poor population living in villages far from town and cities is facing huge hurdle in accessing health service providers since there is almost no transport and communication facilities especially people living in islands and Thar Desert. In Sindh, for example, public health facilities are in appalling condition, plagued with staff absenteeism and shortage of essential medicines.
Feed 1500 Households a Month in Ramadan in Ghana Ramadan Feed Project is an initiative under Achievers Ghana to help raise funds to feed (Iftar) up to 1500 poor and deprived households in slum communities of Ghana who affected by the economic effect of COVID-19 pandemic due to lockdown which has derailed their business ventures. These individuals finds it difficult to feed themselves and their families.  The funds raised will be used to purchase raw foodstuffs which can last for 29 or 30 days during the period of the month of Ramadan.
Lebanese Red Cross Appeal - Beirut Blast In response to the 4th of August Beirut Port explosion tragedy, the Lebanese Red Cross is providing direct unconditional cash assistance ($300, in USD) to at least 10,000 families for a period of 7 months. This modality is helping the most vulnerable affected families to choose and address their own priority needs.  With 316,000 USD, LRC will be able to support 1000 families for one month, with each family receiving the full 300 USD. 16,000 USD will be used for banking and operational fees.
TO EDUCATE 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.
Emergency Medical Care for Flood Victims Over 1.5 million people displaced by massive flooding in Pakistan.  International Medical Corps is on the ground, providing emergency medical care and relief to thousands of men, women and children.
China Earthquake Relief Fund A 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck the Sichuan province in China on April 20, 2013 at 8:02 am local time. This occurred in the same region as the devastating 7.8 earthquake in 2008. This fund will support relief efforts by organizations such as China Youth Development Foundation, the Shanghai United Foundation, and others working in the area to provide emergency assistance and long-term relief to those in need.
Congenital Heart Treatment for Mexican Children Kardias enables access to high quality treatment for mexican children with congenital heart defects. We fundraise so that every Mexican child who needs it gets the best surgical treatment and attention. We do this by supporting a group of outstanding dedicated doctors in a innovative  hybrid model combining  work in the public sector and the private sector which allows us to enlarge the volume of children we assist and to improve the quality of every surgery.
Hurricane Michael 10 Houses to Build in 2019 This program will build and repair houses for families who lost everything as a result of Hurricane Michael. The program will support the long term recovery for 10 households in economically disenfranchised communities of Florida's Panhandle. HHDR will utilize your donations, volunteer labor, and community partnerships to provide these otherwise forgotten survivors with the resources need to rebuild their homes.
Wildlife Corridors to Save Kangaroos Australia's smallest tree kangaroo needs your help. We are building habitat in tropical Australia where over 90% of lush rainforest has been cleared here for agriculture.  This habitat is critical for the threatened Lumholtz Tree-kangaroo that lives only in this region.   We will plant 2,000 trees to create a wildlife corridor between two national parks that enable the endangered Lumholtz Tree-kangaroo to travel between these areas to find new habitat, food and mating opportuntities.
Educate 1,500 Children in Pakistan's Northern Area This project will provide for the education of 1,500 children currently enrolled in primary school in Northern Pakistan, where female literacy rates are at 29%. The funds raised will go to pay for teachers' salaries, rent and operating costs as well as books and materials for these schools. Education is by far the best counter-terrorism measure there is in this part of the world where extremists are vying for control over hearts and minds.
Vanuatu Communities Support -TC Harold On the 8th of April 2020, the north islands of the archipelago of Vanuatu were highly affected by the category 5 Tropical cyclone Harold.  The islands of Santo, Malo and Pentecost were particularly affected by the path of the eye of the cyclone on those islands devastating the houses and gardens. ACTIV Association works for years with cocoa producers groups on Santo and Malo islands and women's groups (handicrafts and spices) on Pentecost island. We need funds to help them rebuild their future!
Feed and Educate Children in Salvador, Brazil Working with children as young as 2 who may otherwise be on the streets this project will bring a safe place for kids to learn, improve nutrition, enjoy their childhood and develop.
Providing Outreach to Local Communities The outreach programme extends DAKTARI's impact to a wider population and actively engages with the surrounding communities. We spread environmental awareness by empowering schoolchildren to become environmental ambassadors and role models in their villages. We achieve this through our Wildlife Crime Campaign and Eco-Club projects. We also run several initiatives which stimulate community development and job empowerment directly such as community workshops and our internship programme.
Sports for African children with Disabilities The A-League helps children with disabilities in Gulu and Kampala by providing sporting opportunities. The aim of the project is to create an inclusive, supportive community for these often marginalized and stigmatized children. Many of these children include landmine survivors, those displaced by the recent civil conflicts, and those abandonded by their families. Through sport these children create friendships, realize their potential, build self-esteem, and develop crucial life skills.
women  empowerment  project in north kivu province The project  aim to  Contribute to sustainable, long-term women's empowerment initiatives  and help give  50 women and young girls access to equal education, health care and income opportunities.  To contribute  to increase  gender equality by volunteering  with  disadvantaged women in North kivu. , our main goal is to build self-reliance by developing skills in knitting, paper bag making and stitching. Located in Buchiro -Kalehe.
Educating and Empowering Women in Sierra Leone To supplement costs for secondary and post-secondary education for women in Sierra Leone to prepare them for gainful employment and constructive participation in the nation's development
Give Daniel the Gift of Hearing Daniel was found in a market place on the edges of Nairobi and carried to safety by an elderly woman without a car or resources. After being nursed back to health, New Life staff realized that Daniel was completely deaf.  Without insurance, an implant would cost just over $100,000; a small price for a lifetime of hearing, but an impossible price for a Nairobi orphan. With pro-bono surgery and funds already raised for travel, the only remaining cost is the Cochlear Implant itself.
Houston Food Bank- Harvey relief and recovery An unprecedented number of people in the greater Houston area are affected by the flooding caused by Hurricane Harvey. For individuals who already struggle to provide for their family's basic needs, the flooding is even more catastrophic. The Houston Food Bank has a history as a disaster-relief organization and will provide food and supplies in the short term and for many months to come to thousands of residents of southeast Texas who will struggle to rebuild their lives.
Fund 1 Team of Tutors/Mentors at Higginson-Lewis Help end America's drop out crisis by supporting one team of corps members to serve at the Higginson-Lewis K-8 school in Roxbury improving school attendance, student behavior, and academic performance in math and literacy. By supporting this team you will help the students at Higginson-Lewis stay in school and on track to graduate.
Support people with Down syndrome in this pandemic Fundacion John Langdon Down serves more than 1,500 students with Down Syndrome and their low-income families each year. We offer educational, medical and psychological programs to children, teens and adults.
Create 20 Community Owned Businesses In Nigeria This Regional Business Education Program Center in Bauchi will offer classes to to teach leaders financial, personal and business management. It will also be able to serve as a resource for problems and questions that will arise. In essence this program will provide a 2nd year of regional business training allowing businesses that are currently successful to open up new shops in the surrounding region changes hundreds of lives.
Tailoring skills giving to girls in jinja uganda 25 Girl drop outs under this project are inducted through a 5 month course in tailoring skills to learn and develop skills in making shirts, trousers, skirts, school uniforms, African traditional wear such as kanzu & gomesi At the end of the skills empowerment training, the beneficiaries usually finding employment in an established tailoring business or apply to receive a sewing machine, on loan from WORI to begin self-employment. They are expected to repay a small cost every month towards the p
Summer Camp for Urban Slum Children In India This project seeks to bring together  about 150 at risk middle school children from the urban slum situated in Trivandrum, Kerala, India to a month long summer enrichment experience;  the " DREAM 2018" . The Dream summer camp will focus on building on the dreams of every child in the camp through it's wide variety of motivational programs.
Changing 5 Million Lives in 5 years Last year with support we trained Bernard, a full time HIV/AIDS trainer in Lilongwe Malawi. Over 6mths he and his team trained 25 new trainers in faith based organisations. Help us train 50+ in 2011
Luggage for Dignity When removed from their homes, foster children often have to transport their belongings in garbage bags.  Luggage for Dignity is the Compound Foundation's effort youth in the child welfare system know that they are not disposable trash.  Our goal is to provide a new or gently used piece of luggage to youth in the child welfare system across America.
100s Mothers Literacy Program This project will provide elementary education for 100 Eskar women in Afghanistan who are widowed and handicapped through providing winter internship opportunities for 20 undergraduate students.
Provide Access to Healthcare in Rural Haiti For nearly 25 years, Project Medishare (PM) has been addressing critical health needs in Haiti's Central Plateau, one of the poorest regions in the country. We are the main - and in some cases only - provider of essential health services to roughly 80,000 people across three rural communities. PM operates two health clinics, and through our network of community health agents, we extend healthcare access to remote villages through activities such as mobile clinics, rally posts and home visits.
Disease Reduction through Improved Sanitation Youth-based program to improve sanitation in El Alto, Bolivia through improved garbage management
Empower 1500 women and children in Peru We are working with 3 different communities in northern Peru where women and kids work hard for their health, education, housing, and even for their food. This is both challenging yet rewarding work because leaders and community members always work with us each step of the way. We provide a community library, community restaurants, early education for toddlers, and an enterprise program for women focused on empowerment so that they don't remain in violent relationships. Our goal is empowerment.
What's Under the Tree in Wamunyu, Kenya? Need a meaningful, memorable gift for someone with a generous heart and an adventurous spirit? Give a gift in your recipient's name to Kenya Connect. With our first-ever Holiday Collection, you can provide students in a rural village with computer skills, sports equipment, healthy hygiene facilities, or stacks of good books. Order one of these life-changing packages today. How many children will this benefit?  Kenya Connect works with 55 partner school with a total of 15,000 students!
Old Aged Home for Needy Older Person Although the constitution of India defined as welfare state and Indian family as a social institution is well known for the emotional and physical support that it provides to its extended members, many a time it fails to respond to the needs of older people in the age group of 60 years and above in difficult circumstance specially in the metropolitan cities. Immediate support and care of the family are not available due to many reasons ranging from economic instability of the family