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Urgent Needs for Children Affected by COVID-19 The COVID-19 pandemic continues to present unprecedented challenges for children and youth worldwide. Through its Emergency Response Fund, Global Fund for Children is issuing immediate grants to the community-based organizations keeping them safe. In response to these immediate and long-term challenges, GFC launched the COVID-19 Emergency Response Fund in March 2020. To date, GFC has issued more than $3.3 million in emergency grants to community-based organizations responding to the pandemic.
Farm Talk Radio Educates Farmers in Zambia Farm Talk, is a wildly popular radio program produced by our partner COMACO, which has 165,000 registered small-scale farmers in Zambia's Luangwa Valley, home to many wildlife parks and forests. Farm Talk provides farmers with information on production techniques, climate change, habitat preservation and wildlife conservation. Farmer listener groups rely on our solar Prime radios and Lifeplayers to listen to Farm Talk and, in turn, derive many benefits from group listening and discussions.
School dining room for 286 children in Oaxaca This project will build a scholar dining room in the indigenous school "Vicente Guerrero" located in Santa Maria Xadani, Oaxaca,  this is a state with a social and economic lag. This school is integrated for 286 students and 12 teachers, who wants to improve their school for the children's development and feeding, they require support for the scholar dining room building  it helps can have two meals per day
Give Nigerian Kids Tools They Need to Succeed This project will help send dozens of underprivileged children to school who have been denied that opportunity by providing them with their very own school supplies and essentials .
Vocational Training to 50 Adult with disability We have been working for the vocational training of disabled since 2001 and target community type is harizan basti. Your support will help in providing vocational training to 50 adults with disability. This will help them to live their life with dignity and engage themselves within the community.
Protect the Rainforest & Indigenous Health, Mexico DESMI will help 50 Mayan families in three villages of Chiapas, Mexico install wood-saving stoves. The stoves reduce deforestation and improve air quality in the home, preventing asthma and blindness.
Feed 740 Displaced Children in Abuja, Nigeria Displaced children in the IDP camp are facing severe hunger and malnutrition. This project will help provide daily meal packs to 740 hungry internally displaced children who are living in Kwachingoro IDP Camp in Abuja, Nigeria.   We have been able to distribute over 20,000 kg of food to displaced children and families, and blood donation to treat at-risk children and elderly patients but we need your support to continue providing food for the displaced children during this uncertain time.
Help Children Left Behind in Mexico Yo quiero Yo puedo (IMIFAP) will support the health and development of the Mexican children left behind by parents that have migrated, through life skills program and health education in our Child Development Centers in Hidalgo.
Supporting Education for Girls in Rural India Education for Equality International plans to support 15 girls' school related costs for their entire secondary education. This will include admission and exam fees, uniforms, books, stationary supplies, and transportation. Our goal for this program is to help female students continue their education and to reduce the drop-out rate.
Synapse Research Project Children with lifelong neurodevelopmental conditions such as autism and cerebral palsy will soon benefit from ground-breaking studies carried out closer to home after East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust launched an innovative new research centre.   The Synapse Centre for Neurodevelopment brings together paediatricians, speech and language specialists, clinical psychologists, physiotherapists and researchers to translate biomedical research into practical therapies.
Accelerate Women NOW Accelerate Women Now is both a celebration and a call to action: a unified effort to support and help scale women entrepreneurs in Latin America who are solving social and environmental problems through their business. Agora Women's Scholarship Fund is the component of the campaign, and will provide financial assistance for women entrepreneurs to participate in Agora's Impact Accelerator, which connects high-potential entrepreneurs with the knowledge, networks and capital they need to succeed.
Healthier AIDS Orphans and Caregivers in Uganda Provision of milk cows to older people caring for HIV/AIDS orphans through a 'pass on the gift' scheme resulting in improved livelihoods and healthier children and carergivers.
60 Car Seats for low income families in Chicago This program provide to low income families in Chicago, the appropriate car seat for their child in order to prevent the death of children in car accidents. Motor vehicle crashes continue to be the number one cause of death and injury to children in the United States. Studies by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) clearly demonstrate that the use of child safety restraints reduce the risk of death and injury to children.
Empower kids and families in Rio to battle Covid Empower Sebastian and Miratus to get badminton players in the favelas back to tournaments! This project already generated food for 500 families during Covid-19, delivered by Sebastian & his young athletes.  Along with food, Miratus handed out 1000 children's books about Sebastian to nourish children's dreams, fight discrimination, & provide wholesome activities to kids.  The crucial key for the future is to get these incredible athletes off of the streets and back to badminton tournaments.
RETURN 200 TEENAGE MOTHERS IN SCHOOL - HOMA BAY The program will achieve access to quality education by ensuring return and retention of 200 teenage mothers in school within Homa bay county. According to the Kenya Demographic and Health Survey 14% of girls aged 15 to 19 have given birth; Sadly, 98% of girls who have ever been pregnant are out of school.  59% of pregnancies among girls aged 15-19 years are unintended. The donation will support 90 to 100 percent of 200 teenage mothers  education needs.
Technology for disadvantaged South African youth Our world is being disrupted by new technologies across every industry. Imagine in this context, what it must mean for the person who has never used a computer- the likelihood of finding work? At Afrika Tikkun's 5 Centres, we provide access to computers from an early age. Disadvantaged young people become computer literate, learn to code and use the internet to enhance their skills and find work. But many of our computers are broken, and we need your help to ensure this service can be provided.
HELP 500 SLUM GIRLS  ATTEND SCHOOL IN KENYA Children in Kiandutu slums, especially girls, engage in sex in exchange for a meal during lunch break since there is no food at home or miss school during the menstruating period. They also engage in casual work to ensure they have a meal at home and buy sanitary towels or school requirements   low attendance leads to poor grades or early pregnancies hence dropping out of school altogether.  Kenwa provides necessities- sanitary, food  fees   to improve attendance, grades and reduce drop out rate
Help 3,500 Homeless Children Succeed in School Our volunteers provide one-on-one tutoring for homeless children K-12 who live in shelters, motels, group foster homes, cars and on the streets. Constantly moving and not having adequate food, clothing or supplies can affect a child's classroom performance. Only 25% of homeless students graduate from high school, perpetuating the cycle of poverty. Having a student-tutor bond makes a big difference in a student's education.
Make their Christmas Day Each year we organise a party on December 25th for 350 elderly or disabled people in Southwark. We advertise with the slogan "Don't be home Alone on Christmas Day" throughout the area and seek to invite all those socially isolated people including the elderly, disabled and an increasing number of mental health service users who would otherwise be alone on this important family day. We receive a consistent 350 names and use a fleet of 15 minibuses doing 30 rounds to transport our guests.
Support Martin our Cheetah Martin our Cheetah has an incredible appetite! Your donations will be used to provide food, care and fun for Martin in 2019. Donate for yourself or as a gift.
Support HOPE's Mothers' Clubs in Bangladesh Mothers are crucial in promoting health within their families and for educating others. HOPE therefore established HOPE Mother's Clubs to do just that; ensure the spread of health education and prosperity of their families in the community. HOPE has established 38 Mother's Clubs in varying rural regions The Clubs meet once a month, and discuss the vital subjects such as: Diarrhea, Malaria, HIV/AIDS, Acute Respiratory Infection, Immunization, Nutrition, Family Planning, Safe Delivery, and more.
Build a Safe and Secure Wall for Maison  Kimbilio A project to erect a safe, perimeter wall around all the Maison Kimbilio homes. Our vision is that perimeter wall will act as barrier to keep the children safe, as well as maintaining good relationships with our neighbours and the community.
support for HIV positive orphans and widows The social dynamics of Indian state of Uttarakhand in the Himalayas is affected by out migration of males and a 'post office' economy.Because of migration of male productive age group  to the big cities, staying away from the family , they get involve in multiple sex partners  are high risk group of  HIV/AIDS and mortality in young age .this project will provide  nutritional support, transportation to 16 HIV orphans and 24 widows for   ART, treatment for opportunistic infections and awareness.
Bricks/Blocks Campaign Construction continues at our permanent campus East of Accra. Providing safe pathways and lighting throughput the campus continues. Housing for students will be the next phase of our building plan. Palm Institute is accredited to run three & four year degree programs. Palm Institute will commence the BSc. in Business Information Technology 4-year degree program in January 2021. Class sizes are small to ensure every student is given the attention they deserve. At Palm no student is left behind.
Donate to promote disability cause Pakistan has signed UN Charter on Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) in 2009 & ratified in 2011. The Province Sindh, has brought local law on disability to protect rights of persons with disabilities to ensure their equality & dignified access to rights in the province. The law on Disability in Sindh "Sindh Empowerment of 'Persons with Disabilities' Act 2018" covers civil and political rights. There is dire need of strong advocacy campaign to promote disability cause as per law.
Seeds & Agriculture Training for Farmers in Uganda Farmers in western Uganda are often unable to afford enough seed for each growing season and families go hungry.  Seeds4Seeds equips farmers with seeds and the necessary agronomic practices to grow maize, beans, and rice to increase food production, reduce poverty through the sale of surplus produce, save their own seed for the next season to avoid buying counterfeit seeds on market and to be able to pay school fees for their children.
Partnering With You to Prevent Suicide The Center for Health & Learning (CHL) has been a dedicated provider of suicide prevention and public health education programs for 20 years. With the VT Suicide Prevention Center, CHL has been integrally involved in the prevention of suicide across multiple settings. CHL also developed Umatter, connecting schools and communities with practices that save lives and promote institutional knowledge and helping care providers, educational leaders, young adults, and professionals prevent suicide.
Enhancing lives of people with visual impairment Freedom and independence mean different things to different people. To a person who is visually impaired it may mean the ability to go to the bank,  go shopping unaided or travel to work safely. This means the need to be able to know where they are and to move around safely. These skills are called Orientation and Mobility. Our Orientation and Mobility Practitioners provide long cane, visual skills and daily living skills training to children and adults with visual impairment, at no cost.
Help Stop TB by Donating to Extend our Laboratory WAAF's on-site clinic is critically becoming overwhelmed with incoming clients requiring extensive health attention, in particular Tuberculosis diagnosis & treatment. We need to act fast and extend our laboratory's capacity to deliver this treatment to the most vulnerable groups in GA District in the Greater Accra Region.  We cannot act as a barrier to TB treatment any longer and recommending alternative healthcare clinics is not sustainable.
Save a Horse: Rescue and Rehabilitate Mustangs In the early 1900's, the wild mustang population in the US was estimated to be over 2 million. Today, there are only 15,000 left in the wild and about 40,000 in captivity in need of rescue. The Wild Horse Rescue Center rescues and rehabilitates mustangs who have been abused and neglected. The center subsequently adopts the horses into loving homes. The funds for this project will go towards the care of the center's 40 horses, located in Mims, Florida, USA.
COVID Relief for WEP Students and their Families A second Covid-19 wave is devastating families and whole communities across India. The impact will be long-term; WEP's support will be sustainable. WEP has identified XXX students and alumnae and their families (over xxxx people in all) whose needs have become critical. WEP's strategy is 1. providing dry rations/sanitary goods parcels. 2kitchen garden seeds and chickens. 2. training on integrating this relief into livelihoods in their homes and communities -WEP Academy Ripple Effect Certificate.
COVID-19 response for Persons with disabilities The COVID-19 crisis has been affecting everyone's way of living, but it is especially difficult for people who are already vulnerable. Association for Aid and Relief, Japan (AAR Japan) is supporting persons with disabilities (PWDs) and their families in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Tajikistan and Myanmar by providing food and hygiene items.
Food for 200 Hungry Children This project will provide fried chicken, rice, roasted pig, candies, chocolates and native delicacies twice a week to 200 hungry and malnourished children living in 3 remote villages in Mindanao in order for them to improve their health and nutrition and give them better chances in life.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Sydney, Jules, Marie, and Alexis have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to train local entrepreneurs. Through this, vulnerable men and women will develop capacities in vocational & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Women at Work in Rural Nepal Marpha Foundation's Rosehips Kindergarten in Mustang, Nepal, brings together families across castes through shared investment in local learning. The continued success of our students depends entirely on the women who staff the kindergarten year round. At the center of a healthy community is a population of healthy women, and Marpha Foundation is no exception. Your support will allow us to invest in the well-being and skills of the women who are at the center of our learning community.
Livelihood for 300 young people with disability The proposed project aims to work in the legal framework of Indian Act to ensure all young people with disabilities have access right skills and in turn decent employment, quality life and independence. As per our past experience, it shows less than 10% of population is gainfully employed. Hence the focus of this project to drive unattended young. The goal of this project is "To ensure livelihood opportunity for 300 young people with disabilities annually".
Support ARVs door to door delivery to elderly Although, we are accelerating ART/ARVs Door Step Delivery Model to elderl on care. Picking drugs on clients behalf from their distinct facilities. It is now overwhelming towards responding to everyone calls for delivery and support towards viral suppression. Many elders persons, who live in smaller towns or rural areas but are registered with the government hospitals in cities are finding it difficult to travel amid the expensive public transport due to COVID-19.Lack of  ARVs=High mortal rates.
Support Mexican Children with Cancer Since 1990, we have helped more than 12,600 low-income girls, boys and young people who suffer from cancer in Mexico. With your help, we can continue to do so for the 1,200 children we have in active treatment and the 4,800 children we have in present remission.
Hope Village of Allentown Hope Village of Allentown will be a community where homeless people can feel safe and secure their belongings, go to work, and live life. A place that offers addiction and mental health services to individuals who need them. Most importantly Hope Village will be a way out of the cycle of homelessness and back into being an stable and integrated member of society again. Helping the homeless community regain their empowerment, and achieve their goals, helping to their quality of life.
Empowering Adult Handicapped Haitians We believe everyone should have the opportunity to live productive lives with dignity and self-fulfillment. Being born with a physical handicap should not be a roadblock to achieving those milestones. In Haiti, it is. This project will empower at least 20 Haitian adults with handicaps by providing academic and technical training scholarships to help them overcome those roadblocks, resulting in increased self-esteem, economic autonomy, and respected inclusion in their own society.
Ghanaian villagers care for homebound HIV patients HIV rates are growing in Kakum Village due to prostitution and a lack of sex education.  Home-based care is needed for patients who are too sick to work and cannot be accommodated by hospitals.
Primary Education in Ghana This project provides scholarship education for underprivileged children in Gbawe, Ghana and seeks to create a learning center for children in the community.
Rural Ugandan Nursery School for Children under 6 This project will upgrade an existing community-initiated nursery school replacing grass-thatched, dirt-floored classrooms with a brick-n-cement structure. Not only will this project reduce the current unsanitary health and environmental conditions, it will also expand the nursery school's capacity from 64 students to 90 students.
BBR's New Truck Fund: Even birds need wheels! Reliable transportation at BBR is a lifeline for birds in need all over Belize, but we are now without a vehicle of our own. We need $15,000 to get us back on the road and saving little lives.
Girls Mentoring Girls in Guatemala Las Hermanitas, a mentoring program in San Pedro Sacatepequez, San Marcos, Guatemala, gives teen girls the opportunity to pair up with second graders in a Big Sister/Little Sister relationship. The teens help their little sisters with schoolwork, especially reading, and motivate them to stay in school. Serving the community in this way also improves each big sister's self-esteem and further validates her importance as a role model, thus reinforcing the benefits of education for herself.
Provide Disaster Health Kits for Harvey Survivors As families in Texas begin to rebuild their lives from the devastating rains and flooding produced by Hurricane Harvey, MAP International is sending 2,250 Disaster Health Kits to serve those still residing in shelters.  These kits include essential hygiene items to help prevent the spread of disease. People exposed to floodwater are at risk for skin rashes, conjunctivitis, and ear and throat illnesses.  Each kit is designed to help meet the needs of one person residing in a shelter for one week.
Sponsor an Angel's Education in South Africa Sponsor a child's education at African Angels so they can give back to South Africa.    Poor rural children are behind the proverbial eight ball in South Africa today.  63% of youth are unemployed.  Children without resources are relegated to substandard education.  Poor education means a reduced chance or no chance of future employment, and so the cycle of poverty continues.    Since 2012 African Angels has provided quality primary school education for poor rural South African children.
Building Classroom Blocks and a Kitchen at SABEC We are constructing our Educational center in rural areas of Namuzzi Zone, Uganda in order to provide free, primary quality education to very needy children so they can get a future and be able to break out of the vicious circle of extreme poverty from the young age of 3. We are presently starting the construction in bits but due to limited funds we are unable to continue our essential work. Our major endeavor at this moment is building classrooms in the school with training rooms and kitchen
Educating 120 street-working children in Cambodia The Lotus Kids' Club provides education, clothing, and basic healthcare to street-working children, their families and the community as the keys to lifting families out of poverty and preventing the spread of human trafficking and exploitation. Your donation helps us fund two preschool programs, a scholarship program, whole-family development, and community-building initiatives in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
SWE Scholarship Fund We're trying to create a STEM scholarship for female students within the 8 counties that SWCIN SWE supports. (Monroe, Owen, Greene, Daviess, Lawrence, Orange, Martin, and Brown)
Community Building for 1000 Jews & Muslims 2016-21 Bringing together neighboring communities of young Jews & Muslims in various areas on the Holy Land, first time in their lives, for on-going deep and positive interaction. When people look each other in the eye and really meet each other - transformation happens and reluctance gives room to friendship. Citizens are empowered to actively shape their society through actually practicing it, with guidance from the Interfaith Encounter Association.
Build 40 water & toilet units - Haiyan PHilippines This project will build 40 WATER & SANITATION facilities for core shelters being constructed by EcoWEB and partners for families made homeless by Super Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines. The BALA'I project in Dulag, Leyte will rebuild shelter resilient to typhoon, flooding & earthquake. The basic hygiene facilities will prevent ground water contamination and reduce the occurrence of waterborne diseases. This will help the beneficiaries regain a safer, healthier and more dignified living.
Winter Relief Appeal in Lebanon As in every year, URDA has launched its winter relief campaign as the winter season approaches. The "Winter Wish" campaign for 2020/2021, will be targeting the underserved in Lebanon of all nationalities in various Lebanese regions, to make their wishes come true and provide them with warmth by providing necessities, the most important of which are: food parcels, blankets, mattresses, heating fuel, winter clothes, and tent tarpaulins which refugees depend on to protect their tents from water.
New kids on the block This project will train students from technical high schools in marginalized suburbs of Buenos Aires, Argentina in construction, administration, IT and civics in order to give them workplace skills, confidence and the experience necessary to find jobs in their selected fields. The participants work 200 hours on local community housing and development projects which improve the neighborhoods where they live whilst building community spirit and brightening individual futures.