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Support Ukrainian Journalists Reporting Conflict Independent journalists in Ukraine have risked their lives to uncover human rights abuses and corruption - and to protect public interest - in the country. Responding to the invasion of Ukraine, Internews is giving emergency funds to protect Ukrainian journalists and help them provide trust-worthy, life-saving information to communities in conflict areas.
Help the Poor Go for Cancer Screeing (DECIDES) DECIDES PROJECT-Demystifying Cancer Infection- Do early Screening DECIDES project provides free testing and cancer screening to the poor women. Cancer infections have cleared many family lifelong savings and investments, pushing them to extreme poverty.  the project enhances the recognizing and possible warning signs of cancer and taking prompt action leading to early diagnosis and treatment. this saves families from pain, high costs and leverage household incomes.
School Meals for Indigenous Children in Guatemala This project will help to provide a daily balanced diet in school for over 500 Indigenous children. Often, this will be the children's only meal of the day.
Biogas for Better Lives in Rural Thailand This project will enable 400 hilltribes in 80 households at Yamokee Village in Tak Province in Thailand's very remote area to turn waste from pig farms into biogas plants for cooking, lighting and organic fertilizer. Households will no longer depend on trees/ firewood for cooking. The community avoid diseases from the pig waste, save time for collecting firewood, save money from buying chemical fertilizer, and there are global benefit for climate change mitigation.
Provide School Supplies to 80 Orphans in Cameroon This project aims to provide key learning resources to 80 children living in orphanages for an entire academic year 2020/2021. The money will be used to purchase notebooks, writing utensils, crayons, as well as other basic items that are essential to a successful education.
Help Survivors of Child Sex Trafficking Thrive We believe every child deserves dignity and the right to be free. With therapeutic support and education, children who have been sold and sexually abused will thrive. Since 2013, we have been the only government licenced comprehensive rehabilitation program for survivors of child sex trafficking in Costa Rica. Our 24-36 month comprehensive residential program for survivors between the ages of 8 and 18, empowers them to heal and acquire skills to thrive.
Increase access to safe water for the vulnerable This  project is aimed at increasing access to safe water, improve hygiene, reduce disease burden, and improve economic well-being among vulnerable communities of central Uganda. These communities include orphanage homes, homes of the elderly, single mother households and homes of people living with HIV & AIDS.

The project will include the installation of water tanks to harvest rain water in these different vulnerable communities and  training them in rain water harvest .
Rescue Suffering Animals This project will rescue 300 dogs and cats abandoned by their owners and roaming the streets, a pity to behold and a danger to people when they become rabid.
Urban Farming and Gardening Continued Individuals in poor communities continue to be trained and supported to tackle hunger and environmental degradation by growing and replicating organic vegetable gardens with indigenous floral windbreaks & herbs
Saving Lives with Mobile Clinics and Technology Living in a remote place like the Eastern Cape of South Africa with no transportation can be life-threatening because medical assistance is simply too far away. Mobile health clinics, in donated Ford vehicles, have helped to reach hundreds more underserved families, but there is still a vast amount of geography to cover! Of greatest risk are pregnant mothers, newborn babies, young children and the elderly. We urgently seek your help to provide more life-saving medical care and health education.
Computer Training Center for 100 Ethiopian Orphans The International Organization for Adolescents (IOFA) is continuing its partnership with AHOPE Ethiopia to create a new computer and vocational training center. The project's goal is to improve access and usage of the internet for 100 HIV-positive orphans and other vulnerable children living in Ethiopia. By creating a computer skills training center, youth will have access to job skills training, English classes, and ICT literacy programs to facilitate their transition to adulthood.
Enabling 250 women to gain self employment BERUDA will give training on raising and selling chickens to 250 poor
women and landless widows. The project will give 20 chickens as
start - up capital to begin a viable self employed business scheme. This
will become sustainable alternative source of income helping
them buy food for their families, send  children to school,
pay hospital bills. It is hope this will help protect them from
the temptation of prostitution, other forms of abuse that is common
to women lower economic lader
Jeritt Thayer - Keep high risk students in school Walking the Path gives high risk students the chance to examine the personal challenges they face and the confidence to overcome these hurdles to achieve success in school, society and life
Educational support project for 200 children Our project fights against the educational and digital gap of 200 children who attend the Day Centers that we have in Spain. These are children who, due to the pandemic, have worsened their economic and social situation, and who do not have possibility of accessing support resources to improve their academic performance, which aggravates their situation of educational exclusion. We help them through: 1. School reinforcement 2. Delivery of tablets 3. Internet connection 4. Digital training
Lombok Earthquake Relief Fund A 7.0 magnitude earthquake on the island of Lombok, Indonesia caused extensive damage on Sunday, August 5, 2018, killing more than 98 people and displacing more than 20,000 from their homes. This fund will provide relief to people impacted by the earthquake in the form of emergency supplies like food, water, and medicine, in addition to longer-term recovery assistance to help residents. All donations to this fund will exclusively support disaster relief and recovery efforts in Indonesia.
Support Lifesaving Emergency Care in Tanzania FAME advances high-quality health care for under-resourced communities in rural Northern Tanzania. Serving a catchment area of 2.9 million people, FAME operates a modern hospital, lab, outpatient clinic, maternity center and reproductive & child health clinic. This year FAME has partnered with local government to take the lead in Covid-19 treatment, prevention and management in our region. Please join us on Giving Tuesday to help boost our pandemic and overall emergency response capabilities.
Sport Therapy for 100 children The project will help more than 100 vulnerable children in the Alto Peru neighborhood - an urban area on the slopes of a hill with high rates of violence, crime, and lack of public spaces - to learn positive behaviors, values and emotional tools through exciting sports activities. Likewise, we use the space as a safe environment where participants can meet, play and behave like children, we let them enjoy their childhood without worrying about the struggles that surround them every day.
Combat hunger and feed 275 families in Tennessee Our goal is to combat hunger through the Summer Food Program which targets 275 low-income families with school aged children (K-12) who are on free or reduced lunch in up to 9 counties. We provide food, paper products, cleaning supplies and personal hygiene products through the summer months. We provide the families food boxes at the end of May, June, and July.
Help build the new Hamro Ghar In the spring of 2015, Nepal's devastating earthquakes damaged Hamro Ghar, GoodWeave's center for rescued child laborers in Kathmandu. For many children removed from carpet factories, Hamro Ghar provides a safe place to call home - a place to learn, heal, and grow. While the center is safe for the moment, GoodWeave needs your help to build a new, safer Hamro Ghar to protect these children from future earthquakes and ensure long-term sustainability.
Veterinary care  for relinquished animals Some  animals relinquished to shelters have not received the most basic of veterinary care. The Dumb Friends League is committed to providing comprehensive veterinary care to animals relinquished to our centers in order to get them healthy and ready for adoption.  Animals often need medical intervention such as vaccines, dental procedures and complex surgeries, including  orthopedic procedures, eye surgery or mass removal. Thousands of animals arrive here annually with medical needs.
NEW Learning Center for children in poverty Mexico Mayama aims to build the best learning center to empower and transform lives of thousands of girls, boys and their families who live in high marginalization and violence conditions in Jalisco, Mexico. In this new space they will have access to learning spaces based on our five development areas, a central courtyard and extensive sites for running and playing. Till the date we have attended more than 543 children, with your help more of them will have access to better education opportunities.
Support 11 young Kenyan leaders to World Cup Moving the Goalposts provides opportunities for disadvantaged girls in coastal Kenya. It has been selected to participate in the Football for Hope Festival at the World Cup in South Africa 2010
Give wings to our dreams The inclusive theater "WE ARE" unites more than 40 children, both with and without special needs. Over the past 11 years, the children staged five plays, and gave numerous performances in Yerevan and the regions.The inclusive theater is a powerful tool that gives children with special needs a sense of belonging, helps build their confidence, gives them new skills. But the theater has no special funding and solely relies on the generosity of sponsors to continue its operations. Donate now.!!!
PEDAL POWER FOR KENYAN EDUCATION Three Kenyan schools have now received a total of 100 bicycles, helmets, safety vests and tool kits. These are on loan to students who otherwise walk 5-6 miles each way to and from school. Attendance, promptness and academic achievement have all improved among participating students. News of this successful program has spread and requests have come in from other schools and Grow Against Poverty is raising funds to extend the program.
Send Girls Victimized by Violence Back to School In Kasese, years of tribal and political unrest have sent many children out of school due to high rates of poverty and cultural biases. Many girls have dropped out of school due to parents dying in violence or being arrested as a result of conflict. Others have dropped out due to teenage pregnancy that has resulted from engaging in commercial sex work in order to raise funds for school fees. Our project will provide school fees and scholastic materials to help these girls return to school.
End Period Poverty for 200 Girls in Kafue, Zambia COVID-19 is making period poverty worse worldwide. At a time when AEP's girls in Zambia are in most need of menstrual empowerment, our youth center remains closed due to the pandemic. In a recent poll, 30% of our girls reported using rags or traditional methods during their period. 72% said they would try a menstrual cup. Your support of this project will provide 200 girls with a menstrual health home check-in and training. Each girl will receive a pack of five reusable pads and a menstrual cup.
Intercultural Bilingual Education-preschool level Elaboration of the policies of the Curriculum for the education of indigenous women in the specialty of intercultural bilingual teachers for preschool level.
Income Generation Program for Poor Widows The single women  in the villages are starring for income and they have to satisfy themselves with the meager income of Rs.80 per day. Hence the women group members suggested to us that rearing of goats will help the single woman to make income in a year and multiply year by year. Each 20 women will be provided one goat @ rate of  Rs.5000/- to purchase one goat in a year. The goat will deliver 2 baby goats. Hence, an individual single women labour can make income of worth of Rs.10000 in a year.
Venice Again - Coronavirus Emergency The Covid-19 has spread fearlessly in Italy and Specchio dei tempi has actively helped by donating machineries and equipment to hospitals, delivering groceries to the elderly and single moms, donating tablets to keep the children in school & giving out sanitizing kits to the structures. Right now we are focusing on helping Venetian small business by launching a tender and help them get back on track. Help us obstructing Covid-19 and suppor those in need.
Affordable Sanitary Packs for 2000 Girls in Uganda Hope Alert Network for Development and Local Empowerment-Uganda plans to provide sanitary packs to 2000 extremely vulnerable refugee girls settled in the southern Sudanese refugee camps in northern Uganda. The provision of sanitary packs will include; sensitizing girls on the menstrual health hygiene, training on making the re-usable sanitary pads and the provision of underwear to girls at school in the refugee settlements of Bididi, Palabek Gem & Palabeg Ogili to reduce on school drop out.
Mobilizing Grassroots Health Workers Riders for Health's program in Kenya, staffed entirely by nationals, provides health workers with motorcycles and the training in riding, maintenance, and trip planning necessary to reach expectant mothers with prenatal care.  The goal of this project is to raise $10,000 to cover 1 year's running costs for 10 motorcycles.  This will enable health workers to reach thousands of people, scattered across dozens of communities, with regular care.
Clean Water for Kids in Cambodia Waterborne illness is a huge obstacle for children in developing cities, causing illness and limiting their potential. We regularly find, in the schools, hospitals, orphanages, and feeding centers where we work in Cambodia, unsafe levels of contaminants in the tap water--contaminants that can and do make children sick. We solve this problem by installing and maintaining world-class water purification systems at children's institutions, and providing training & support to each site.
Helping ten victims of childhood abuse in London James and Julie are victims of childhood sexual abuse. They suffer from anxiety and depression making it very difficult for them to hold down jobs.There are no free specialist services in London to help them so they have to find the money themselves to get support. They began counselling at the Aurora Foundation, but had to stop as they could no longer afford to pay for sessions. This project provides the means for them and eight other victims to get the help they desperately need.
Early Child care for 1000 children in Imo State Early Child care for 1000  children before  the age of 5 in 20 centers in Imo State, Nigeria.
ReNew Hope for Autism in Covid Times Family dynamics has a big impact on a family's wellbeing. When a member(s) has autism, designing, implementing and managing a structured, predictable environment, and routine improves day to day living for all. We provide our families and caregivers tailor-made personal advice, guidance and intervention strategies to address their family dynamics. We have re-invented our services to help and accompany our families meet their needs, while ensuring our community stays safe, healthy and productive.
Dance Scholarships for Youth Invest in Brooklyn, enrich Bedford-Stuyvesant support the arts but most importantly elevate our youth.  The Dwana Smallwood Performing Arts Center (DSPAC) aims to use the arts, primarily dance, as a means to empower youth within New York's inner city communities.  We would like to offer dance scholarships to well-deserving students who cannot necessarily afford the cost of tuition but are worthy of this unique opportunity to be taught by exemplary masters in the field of dance.
Help keep 41,000 Bhutanese children in school The UN World Food Program (WFP) supports the Government of Bhutan in it’s commitment to achieve the Millennium Development Goal of achieving Universal Primary Education by 2007.
Army of Angels Every day, Albertina Kerr helps children, adults and families in Oregon who face mental health challenges and developmental disabilities, empowering them to lead fuller, self-determined lives.
Orphan smiles project 2018 The goal is to provide 17,500 free meals for 500 orphans through their orphanage homes for a period of time. This would greatly assist the orphanage homes to reduce the cost burden of feeding orphans and help focus attention on other key aspects of the orphans upbringing. About 20 orphanages would be selected to pilot the first phase of this project
500 families in Bolivia need your help Micani, the most poverty-stricken town in Bolivia, is in great need. They have been using old methods of cooking, old bathrooms or none, and outdated contaminated water management. As a result, there are many diseases that are caused by smoke pollution, drinking dirty water, and lack of hand washing. Today we are already working in 19 communities of Micani with 412 families. With your help, a total of 43 communities could potentially be a part of this development in the future.
Support Education of 200 orphans in Kenya. We are supprtive in providing school fees,school materials,counseling and HIV/AIDS  education/moral support to 200 orphans in Kenya(of these orphans 50 are PWD-(People with Disabilities).
Camp Fire Emergency Relief As of November 21, the Camp Fire has burned 153,336 acres, destroyed 13,503 homes, 514 commercial buildings, and claimed 81 lives.     United Way of Northern California is currently accepting donations to provide relief and recovery to those impacted by the Camp Fire. UWNC is providing emergency cash assistance to verified families and individuals who have lost their homes, as well as providing help for survivors through other United Way activities and programs.
Syrian Refugees Relief Fund Customs Health Care Society, Pakistan(CHCS)  has started a relief fund to help the Syrian Refugees living in Turkey.In 2016, the United Nations (UN) identified 13.5 million Syrians requiring humanitarian assistance, of which more than 6 million are internally displaced within Syria, and over 4.8 million are refugees outside of Syria. In January 2017, UNHCR counted 4,863,684 registered refugees. Turkey is the largest host country of registered refugees with over 2.7 million Syrian refugee
Build the new Animales Sin Hogar dog's shelter! The current shelter is located in an urban zone and we have a lot of troubles with the neighbourhood. 

We must move the dog's shelter, now with about 130 dogs, to a new larger facility in the country, outside of the urban zone.

We just buy the place but we need help to build the facilities.
Give Clean Water to Kids in Ethiopia The capital city of Ethiopia, Addis Ababa, is one of the fastest growing cities in the world. More than 374,000 poor children attend government-funded schools in Addis, where the water and sanitation conditions are appalling. Only 6% of schools have reliable access to water, 35% have useable toilets, and of schools that had taps for handwashing, only 66% worked. Soap is present for handwashing in just 10% of schools. Splash's goal is to ensure every school in Addis has safe water always.
EDUCATION FOR  CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES The project will provide Basic education for children with disabilities from poverty stricken families in Bauchi Town. It will provide free books, lunch and uniform for them.
Empowering Mothers of the Disabled for Partnership Gender bias is more pronounced in poverty areas. Training women and mothers of disabled children to generate incomes and take on responsibilities in our work empowers them, and gives us a core group.
Increasing Digital Literacy to 100 More Children Young people's futures will be determined by their digital literacy and skills, yet the gap between the digital-haves and digital-have-nots is getting wider. We will close the gap by supporting communities to run their own tech clubs, delivering grass roots access where it is needed most. Your support will provide laptops & volunteer coordination for those communities. We are already working with 16 clubs across the West of England but want to double that with your support!
Send 200 Low-Income Kids to Daycare & Preschool Centro Infantil de los Angeles provides free, high-quality daycare and preschool education to children from the most financially challenged families in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. Our programs afford working parents (mostly single mothers) the comfort of knowing that their children are fed, nurtured, and taught in a safe and caring environment. Free childcare enables parents to work and make a better life for their children, who are more prepared to succeed in primary school and beyond.
Solar electricity for Burmese medical clinic The clinic serves about 13 villages on both sides of Thai/Burma border. The solar electric system will power a vaccine refrigerator, microscope and operation lights, and more for 5 full time medics.
45 Cookstoves for Vuelta Grande From a firsthand look at the manufacturing an Aller Clean Cook Stove to the installation of 45 Aller stoves in the village of Vuelta Grande. We'll take you through our teams' meeting with the village leadership to the signing of the contracts by each family. We'll highlight the installation in homes and the training that takes place after the installation is complete. All of this from the comfort of your own home. We'll post videos and have the team highlight the process throughout.
Help Setup Village Classrooms Amid School Shutdown The COVID-19 pandemic has adversely affected the primary education of children since the Government shutdown and due to the implementation of safety measures, primary schools have not reopened. As an alternative, FFLV has come up with an idea of home schools for small kids till 5th grade for whom online classes would have been too difficult if not impossible. Not only can we provide these students with the essential learning but can also reconnect with them and know they are safe and well.
Mossy Foot Project - Village Clinics Mossy foot is a debilitating condition affecting the feet of subsistance farmers and their families in rural Ethiopia and other African countries. It causes horrific physical, social, and economic suffering. Mossy foot is truly a disease of the poor that can be treated and prevented easily. Mossy Foot Project provides mossy foot patients with life changing resources through various programs of medical intervention, prevention and shoe distribution, and education and vocational training.
Delivering Aid Directly To Japan's Tsunami Victims Japan's Tsunami victims are living in shelters or damaged neighborhoods without power or heat and running very short of basic necessities. SHINE HUMANITY arrived in Japan on March 18, and has been coordinating with partners and local officials in the port town of Ishinomaki ever since, providing logistical and operational support- delivering food, water, medicines and compassion to families living in shelters and helping to provide heating oil to citizens whose homes were spared but have no heat
Support needy families attain quality education We are a family-based; child focused non-for-profit organization in Uganda. We exist because we realized that in Uganda most people are young and poor. We therefore exist to tackle the great challenge of poverty through provision of accessibility to quality education to children and youth within the age bracket of 3 to 17 years. We intend to provide full education scholarships to at least 5 beneficiaries and their families every year. It will be 5 families added to our funding every year.
Help feed orphan & vulnerable kids in Eswatini! We serve over 650 meals per week to orphaned & vulnerable children in Eswatini, provided needed nutrition to kids in communities impacted by HIV/AIDS.