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RESTORE FUTURE OF PRISONERS' CHILDREN IN UGANDA Children with incarcerated parents in Uganda lack a support system. This project will empower the child, caregiver and the incarcerated parent for sustainable positive impact, interrupting the criminal behavior cycle.    47 at risk (at promise) children will be kept in school, their caregivers trained in commercial farming for sustainable livelihood, and their incarcerated parents taught parenting and craft making. Also, parent-child visitation trips will be conducted to build family cohesion.
Build an eLearning Center in rural Malawi! Mbando is an off-the-grid rural village in Malawi - with no electricity, no Internet, and limited mobile coverage. The people suffer from a lack of educational learning resources, that have kept them in poverty. Abundance is helping to address this by building a solar-powered eLearning center using RACHEL and KEEPODS providing offline versions of the world's best free educational websites, which are updated with the latest content regularly. Help build this rural eLearning center in Malawi!
Restore Livelihoods of 100 Rural Farmers in Ogoni This project supports 100 Ogoni farmers suffering effects of oil polluted lands and rivers through training in alternative livelihoods agriculture on livestock, food crop, and aquaculture production (i.e. poultry, piggery, fishery, snail farming, and mushroom growing) for food support and socio-economic adaptation; and the Centre rehabilitates affected household-farmers in difficulties by transforming their helpless state-of-need to self-supporting status of six-month livelihoods strengthening.
Restore hearts in Aleppo The people of Aleppo, Syria have suffered great trauma, horrific events and tremendous loss.   Most have fled to nearby villages and towns, some fled to the countries surrounding Syria.  Many are simply waiting for the freedom to return and rebuild their lives in their home city.  Now is that time.  But, they need your encouragement and partnership to succeed.  GHNI has teams on the ground already in place, trained and equipped to begin.  Will you help make Aleppo safe for families again?
Medic Outpost Africa Medic Outpost's mission is to provide training and equipment to remote first responders in rural Kenya.  Medic Outpost will be training community healthcare workers in the Marurari/Jua Kalie slum on the outskirts of Nairobi, Kenya.  Our project goals will be to identify and evaluate chronic diabetes, high blood pressure, and respiratory illness including Covid-19.  Primary school health clinics will be conducted to provide parasite and wound care treatment in the slums.
Food Rescue and Distribution - Eradicating Hunger 11 million South Africans live without food security. FoodBank South Africa (FBSA) offers a solution to eradicate hunger in South Africa (SA). SA produces enough food to feed its entire population. FoodBank SA rescues excess food and distributes it. In its first two years, FBSA distributed 32 million meals to hungry people via nearly 1700 other community-based organisations countrywide, feeding 208 456 individuals, mainly widows, orphans/vulnerable children and those living with HIV/Aids.
Killer Whales and Their Prey in Iceland Scientists have very little information about the population or feeding patterns of killer whales in Iceland. As top predators, they can change the populations of prey species, which in turn affects the rest of the food chain. Conversely, dependence on a particular prey species, whose populations may fluctuate over time, can impact the killer whales' survival. By collecting observational data and skin/blubber samples, scientists will be able to better understand and protect these killer whales.
Support wellbeing of journalists in Georgia The project will support journalists to build resilience and better cope with mental health distress, elevated by pandemic and recent massive attack on journalists from the increasingly growing number of far-right groups in Georgia. This project will provide journalists with first-aid psychological support, psycho-social support and increase their mental health literacy and wellbeing. Indirectly the project will increase mental health literacy among  the Georgian public.
Enough of domestic violence The project' main objective is to contribute to combating domestic violence in Brazil, where violence against women indexes was extremely aggravated during the pandemic. This project will train 50 female entrepreneurs from Raizes do Rio, ASPLANDE, as Women's Rights Ambassadors. It will impact at least 1500 women's lives, catered by the ambassadors in their territories. It'll produce the digital booklet "Resistance, Struggle and Conquest of Rights" and the "No to Violence" collection.
Building the Foundation for a Permanent School Funding is needed to begin phase one of a multi-year project to purchase land and build a permanent school for students in Gbawe, Ghana and continue an Adult Education Program. This is in support of our mission to build communities through education to increase literacy and decrease poverty.
Drug Awareness & Business Skills for 90 Kano Youth This project will encourage youths on business enterprise and how to improve their business using skills that are innovative and feasible in their environment. These business skills will effectively build individual esteem to be independently sufficient. Being unemployed can lead to depression, low self-esteem, drug use and other mental health issues. We will emphasize the importance of good socio-economic orientation and create awareness among the youth on why they should avoid drug abuse.
School Buses for Yazidi Refugee Children Four years after terrorist attacks on the Yazidi people, villages remain shattered and insecure. Returning soon is not an option for the 100 families GHNI is working with. Children of these families living in Northern Iraq haven't been able to go to school for 4 years. The government has opened a school for refugees, but many of the camps are too far away. GHNI is raising funds to purchase minibuses that a local organization will own and use to transport the Yazidi children to school.
Create Income for 100 Displaced Batwa in Uganda This project provides knowledge of working hives, management skills of bee products, skills in creating an alternative source of livelihood for Batwa pygmies evicted from their indigenous home in the Bwindi forest when the area was conserved as a national park. Through training on the demonstration apiary and home to home extension services, the Batwa will be supported with tools, knowledge of production and value addition and helped to access market of their products thus generating incomes
Lift up cyclone-devastated families in Mozambique Peace Winds Japan (PWJ), in collaboration with local partners, has been constructing water supply systems and wells at resettlement areas to provide safe water to the people affected by Cyclones Idai in 2019 and Eloise in 2021.  Other activities include emergency distributions such as food items and other non-food items, and hygiene promotions.
Typhoon Haiyan Children's Relief Fund Save the Children will distribute emergency kits for children and families who have survived Typhoon Haiyan, including household and hygiene supplies, clean drinking water, cleaning items, temporary school tents and education materials. We will partner with local governments and other relief agencies to assess needs and provide assistance, with a special focus on affected children.
Surgery for Guatemalans with Cleft Lip and Palate Cleft lip and palate birth defects occur with alarming frequency in desperately poor countries such as Guatemala. An infant born with this condition cannot breast feed and may die of starvation. Partner for Surgery has pioneered a program that identifies these infants upon birth, provides in-home resources that enable the infant to thrive, and surgical interventions to correct the cleft conditions when the infant is sufficiently healthy.
Employment Enhancement Services Clothes The Deal provides new and gently used interview appropriate clothing to low income job seekers. CTD also provides self image and interview presentation skills workshops.
Virtual school for children in Ukrainian We are working to make good things happen.  This project will create short educational videos in Ukrainian language for children, in order to simplify teachers' work and free parents' time. Teachers can use them as supplementary material to explain the topics in the classroom. They briefly reveal a topic of the main subjects of the school curriculum. Videos are created with the help of the latest software that allows to make high quality picture and clear sound.
Solar ccokstoves for rural comunities in Peru The project  is to strengthen access to energy for rural communities in Peru by spreading solar cookstoves.The equipement positively impact on various aspects of human development and of preservation of the environment. Smoke emissions caused by the burning of wood for cooking at home pose a  risk to the health of household members. Improving access to sustainable energy supply is an important contribution to development, in terms of poverty reduction, of fighting against deforestation and clima
Save 5000 lives in Uganda by Cancer screening In Uganda, "Cancer Is Death" it is stigmatized to the point that families often lie about their loved one's cause of death. TYDI-Uganda is therefore planning to regularly sponsor and carry out Cancer screening,Awareness and Detection Camps.This will help in detecting cancer in its early stages so as to provide appropriate medication that will in return save lives.  With your support we can help save lives in Uganda.
EDUCATE BOYS & GIRLS AND TRANSFORM THE COMMUNITY Alpha Glory community Center advocates for Educational needs of the most vulnerable and disadvantaged children in the society.The Center is creating awareness and changing lives of hundreds of children in Kabiria who go through a lot of challenges,abuses and negligence.
Educate 100 Orphans at Kimori in Kenya This project will sponsor 100 children orphaned by HIV at Kimori academy in Kenya. Through the sponsorship the children will get quality tuition, food, cloths, love and care by dedicated teachers.
Early Intervention on Alcohol and Drug Abuse in SA Substance abuse is a challenge in South Africa with detrimental effects on health, wealth and security of the nation. In South Africa drug abuse has been associated with crime, interpersonal violence, risky sexual behaviour (with accompanied increased risk of HIV acquisition and STI incidences), negative health of users and negative psychological impact to their families. Swahili Language Board of Southern Africa aim to combat alcohol and drug abuse amongst the young people in Western Cape.
Work Readiness for Previously Incarcerated Youth Funds to provide DC teens recently released from jail with a one-week paid internship to learn employment readiness skills and gain the confidence to start a positive new life back in the community.
Hands-on Technology Experience for Low-Income Kids This project will give middle school students from low-income communities access to the inspiring learning experiences they deserve in science, technology, engineering and math subjects. Students will work with mentors from tech companies, including Google, in CA, MA, NY, & NC, in afternoon "apprenticeship" classes to build critical academic skills and raise school and career aspirations.
Haiyan Response: Training Filipino Aid Workers RedR received a number of requests to respond on-the-ground to the disaster in the Philippines. Aid workers that have arrived this week in the Philippines have contacted RedR directly to stress the need to build the capacity of the humanitarian response by training aid workers - particularly Philippine nationals. RedR is ready to respond and intends to send out a training team as soon as possible. But we need your support to do so.
Treat Pit Bulls Suffering From Heartworm Disease In the U.S., Louisiana has one of the highest rates of heartworm disease in dogs. The Villalobos Rescue Center in New Orleans cares for approximately 300 pit bulls, and this year 95 came into its care infected with heartworm disease. Villalobos is in desperate need of help treat the high volume of dogs affected by and susceptible to contracting heartworm disease. Treatment for heartworms can cost anywhere between $200 - $500 per dog, but if left untreated it can be fatal!
Support Midwives for Peace in Palestine MADRE is working with Midwives for Peace, a group of Palestinian and Israeli midwives, to train and equip new midwives to help women safely deliver their babies in Palestine.
New American Africans Youth Program New American Africans is a community-based organization providing supportive services to recently arrived refugees in the greater Concord area and throughout the state.  Our goal is to help newcomers to feel welcomed and secure in their new community, particularly during the "post-resettlement period" when much of the federal-funded refugee assistance has ended.  We work with community members to address ongoing needs for English language learning, jobs, decent housing and successful schooling.
Saving lives by closing oxygen access gap in India The second wave of CORONA virus has hit India in a devastating manner crumbling its entire health care system. Importantly, it has thrown up a complex supply challenge-making medical oxygen available across this vast nation on urgent basis. It's logistic nightmare and it takes mammoth effort. In spite of  this, lives are being lost. With your support, we will address this bottleneck by setting up four decentralized oxygen generation units next to the COVID centers and save 1000 lives in a year.
Divest from Factory Farming Factory farming is unsustainable and causes tremendous animal suffering, environmental degradation, and social and health problems in neighboring communities. To meet the climate goals and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a global shift in food systems is urgent. For that to happen, investors need to shift where their money is going.
Help raise Philipina's cheetah cubs to release Join the conservation journey to save the cheetah that is fast becoming extinct in its traditional range and help raise and release 5 cheetah cubs born to mom Philipina at the Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre. We'll release the cubs at the age of around three years to boost the numbers and genetic diversity of the species to prevent inbreeding and in so doing contribute to saving the cheetah for future generations to cherish.
Train 50 youth in rural Kenya in Agribusiness The COVID 19 situation has worsened Kenya's endemic problem of youth unemployment. As a result, many young people have become disillusioned and hopeless, and have turned to crime and drug abuse. CORAT Africa will train 100 unemployed youth from rural Kenya who have unused family land for Agribusiness ventures. The youth will also be provided with rainwater harvesting tanks and farm inputs so that they can make a living selling agricultural products.
COVID 19 awareness, response and recovery Operation Mercy is responding directly in COVID 19 affected communities in 10 countries in Central Asia, The Middle East and North Africa. For 2021 the focus will lay on continued awareness raising and prevention, mental health care, as well as on promotion and education about vaccinations. In a second stage we will try to support those who have become economically even more vulnerable through the crisis, with skills and vocational training.  This project has a wide impact.
PUNARJANI In Kerala, India, the district of Idukki, a place, suffered a massive devastation in August 2018 with flood and land sliding. People dispossessed of all they had, have no place to go back to and no place to build anew. Hilly and inaccessible, Idukki is also an easy target for frequent natural disasters.Project Punarjani is an initiative for building a community for 7 of such families who lost their dwelling.
One Workforce OneWorkforce provides placement and retention services for the most underserved youth. One placement leading to a career path begins sustainable growth for the individual and the community.
Latrines for Women-led Households This project will provide low-cost, sanitary latrines and hygiene supply for women-led households in order for the women to have dignity and safety and in order for them to have privacy and maintain good body hygiene. With latrines, fecal-borne diseases could also be controlled.
Grant Wishes for Kids in the Greater Bay Area We grant the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy.
Sudan: Send Emergency Aid to Save Refugees' Lives Bombed out of their villages. Attacked by planes as they flee. It's a living hell for the displaced people of Sudan. Around 350,000 people have been forced to abandon their homes. And on top of this terror, people now have little food. The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) is providing shelter, vital basic services to keep people healthy, and ensuring they have a place of safety.
Empowering 600 teenage mothers in Sri Lanka This project will empower 600 teenage mothers living in Monaragala district, Uva province Sri Lanka,  who married without legal entity in aged between 16- 18 and victimized socially and economically due to the abandonment of the partners. This critical issue has not been addressed yet by the responsible authorities, therefore, the project will assist them to regain their lives by providing opportunities to protect their rights, to organize themselves and to develop their skills and resources
Covid Relief - Feed 1,200 Struggling Thai Families As people all over the world are being impacted by the global pandemic, many Thai families are struggling just to have enough food to eat. People are losing hope and the suicide rate is skyrocketing across the nation. This project will provide food and essential supplies to provide relief and sustain the families for a few weeks.
HELP RURAL CHILDREN OF ZIMBABWE This organisation was formed after being moved by the story of a grandmother who walked several miles in search of a pencil so that her grandchild could attend school Pencils and Smiles is an initiative that aims to alleviate the effects of poverty, empower neglected communities, improve standards of living and seeks to bridge the gap between education and poverty. We started by distributing pencils to every child, we are now looking into building libraries and building toilets for rural schools
Sponsor Medicine for Thalassemia affected children Thalassemia is an inherited blood disorder in which the body is unable to make adequate hemoglobin. In our country (India) Thalassemia is very common and the main symptom of this disease is Blood Anemia.  We have so far noticed nearly 300 to 350  patients of Thalassemia disease in Khammam district.  The patients of Thalassemia can not produce Red Blood Cells in their body and they require frequent to repeated Blood Transfusion for every 15 to 20 days till the end of their life.
Help Disabled Children in Kazakhstan For children with disabilities, social services, masseurs, speech therapist, psychologist and therapeutic gymnastics are necessary. Also it is necessary to buy out simulators, materials and equipment to support and reabilitate children. Support for this project will be part of the improvement of the social status of disabled children, this project will allow us to feel the care and support of those who show their efforts for a better life for the younger generation.
Synapse: say no to illiteracy This project will improve the performance in Portuguese and Math of the students that reach the 3rd grade in one of the poorest regions of Brazil (Vale do Jequitinhonha, Minas Gerais). It will work with approximately 16 schools, 500 students from 1st to 3rd grade, and 35 literacy teachers. It also will set up a local center to later disseminate this work in neighboring cities.
Help Educate 50 Batwa pigmies' Children in Uganda The Batwa are former hunter-gatherers evicted from their forest homes. They now live as a neglected and marginalized. They have identified education as their priority but majority had no chances to go to school due to Poverty and the long distances they have to travel to access schooling. Our goal is to support batwa children and help them realize their potential in society by teaching them vocational skills which enable them to become self-reliant, think, act, support and care for themselves.
Keep 1000 Ugandan Girls in School Only through educational and vocational training can girls in developing countries change their future.  The #1 reasons girls in Uganda drop out of school is their monthly cycle.  This project provides a sustainable and eco-friendly solution: reusable sanitary pads. In addition, girls will receive vocational training and learn how to make the pads themselves, which they will share with other girls in a pay-it-forward community outreach.
Going for Gold We have 4 wheelchair tennis players from disadvantaged backgrounds who need support to qualify for the Paralympics, and stand a chance of playing for 4 medals.   The players mostly live off disability grants of about $ 80 / month, come from rural, remote or township areas of South Africa, and do not have the funding to get them to the events needed to qualify for the Paralympics.   We need sponsors to provide adequate & quality coaching, equipment, and access to international ranking events.
Empower 500 Navajo Families Without Electricity Over 18,000 families on the Navajo Nation in the Four Corners Region of the United States lack access to electricity.  Eagle Energy works with entrepreneurs, schools, and community groups on the Navajo Nation to set up market-based distribution networks for appropriate sustainable energy technologies, like affordable solar-powered lights, and to educate local people about the benefits of renewable energy.
Learning from Unheard Voices: A Dialogue 30 emerging leaders from most unheard voices in the Philippine HIV response embarks in a dialogue with Asia Society Fellows to learn and share knowledge that stimulate community-driven response
A Big Need in Scholar Books In order to give better studying conditions, scholar books are needed. Todays there is up to 4 students for one book !
Tackling Wildlife Crime in Sumatra The Leuser Ecosystem in northern Sumatra, Indonesia, is the last place on Earth where Sumatran orangutans, elephants, rhinos and tigers roam together. It is also home to a wealth of other biodiversity, and supports the lives and livelihoods of over 4 million people. However, poaching, hunting, illegal logging and other pressures are threatening this incredible forest and its inhabitants. We support frontline patrol teams to tackle wildlife and forest crime, vital for the protection of Leuser.
Offer Latin American Farmers Microenterprise Loans The Enterprise Loan Fund provides small loans to villagers for economic development projects, enabling farmers to buy seeds, raise chickens, or begin a community bank, for example.
Donate to Macmillan Cancer Support As well as helping with the medical needs of people affected by cancer, at Macmillan Cancer Support we also look at the financial, emotional and practical impact cancer can have, and campaign for better cancer care. Our aim is to reach and improve the lives of everyone living with cancer in the UK.   Life with cancer is still life, and we'll help you live it!
Nepal COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund Nepal is overwhelmed by COVID-19 at the moment. There are no more hospital beds, medicine or oxygen. With the country in lockdown, daily wage earners have no work and so cannot buy food and they and their families are going hungry.  This project will raise money to provide protective equipment, emergency food parcels for the children, families and communities we support. Everything we can do to keep the people of Nepal safe and stop the spread of Coronavirus will make a real difference.