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Empower 4,000 Adolescents in Violence Prevention This nation-wide public awareness campaign "A Deal for Ideal Interactions" brings together over 4,000 Uruguayan adolescents and empowers them through violence prevention training to advocate for their rights.  Adolescent promoters learn how to identify abuse in their homes, schools and communities, and receive tools to actively promote the rights of children and adolescents through leadership.
Reaping life 200 settlement households in Bogota The current isolation, due to the global sanitary situation, affects families that live in informal settlements, so currently, they don't have the economic resources to buy enough food.  Within the initiative "Reaping Life" and Health. we intend to address this problem through the creation of urban gardens at 200 households in an informal settlement. We can provide a basic guide to build them using easily accessible materials, and guidance by telephone for harvesting.
Die Arche - Hamburg "Making children strong for life!" This slogan neatly sums up how "Die Arche" reaches out to support socially disadvantaged children and young people in inner cities of Germany. Every day, the children we support enjoy a free lunch, get help with their homework and have a chance to participate in meaningful after-school activities.  At "Die Arche", we give children the space they need to discover their potential. We nurture their talent, encourage and facilitate educational achievement.
Support Children Education in Rural Liberia More than half (51.1%) of the Liberian population reside in urban areas (MSU, 2020), and education expenditure is about 3.8% of the GDP.  According to UNICEF, Liberia has the world's largest out-of-school children, with 56% of primary-school-age children currently missing out on education,15-20 % of 6-14 years out of class 54% of children completing primary school. We will help address the need by providing school fees, learning materials, exercise books.
Creating a more resilient environment on St. Croix From the mesmerizing corals and sea turtles in the underwater world, to the land dwelling St. Croix Ground Lizard and Eggers Agave that are both endangered and endemic to St. Croix, to the hundreds of resident and migratory birds that take to our skies, SEA is committed to preserving the island's natural environment for the health of all of its inhabitants. Through education, conservation and advocacy, our goal is to create a more resilient environment.
Educate Girls in Svay Rieng, Cambodia The Cambodian Arts & Scholarship Foundation has been working to educate girls in Cambodia since 2001. CASF works closely with local communities to identify potential students; provides the support necessary for them to attend school; and sustains this support for as long as the child wants to learn. Much of our work has been done in a small village in the province of Svay Rieng called Ta Kheng. Now, we want to expand to neighboring villages in the same commune, Meun Chey.
Restore the hope of 1000 refugee women and girls Restore my hope will provide Group and Individual Trauma counseling services to 1,000 conflict affected refugee women and children living in Adjumani Refugee settlement of Uganda. Adjumani settlement currently hosts over 240,000 refugees, 65% being women and children below the age of 18 years. 60% of the women and girls living at Adjumani have either been raped, tortured or lost loved one, leaving them extremely traumatized. This project will improve on their mental and physical health.
Children at Risk Education Fund This  project  plans to give  nursery and primary education to 140 of the most disadvantaged children (both girls and boys) aged between 4 and 14 years in Busia Municipality of Busia County by providing them with free school meals, school transport, uniforms and other schools equipments required. This will enable them to attend school normally and regularly like any other children from well stable families allowing them to concentrate in class thus improving their skills.
Children's Festival for 750 Sandy Survivors The Rockaway and Breezy Point neighborhoods in Queens, NYC suffered catastrophic damage during Superstorm Sandy. The Children's Festival project is inspired by the work of 14 year old Rockaway resident Ariel Creamer, who has made it her goal to bring donations and support to the children in her community. This project aims to bring these communities together and focus on the youngest survivors, while jumpstarting the local economy and helping support the rebuilding efforts still to come.
Documenting the Truth in the U.S. and Abroad Right now, while human rights are under increased threat in the U.S. and around the world, people are reaching for technology in their effort to fight back. And WITNESS is powering up these people, especially marginalized communities, to use video and technology to protect and defend human rights so that they can amplify their voices and expose the truth. We believe anyone can stand up and act for human rights.
Moringa trees for Orphan Sponsorship ECRF is cultivating Moringa fruits trees in Ghana that will serve as source of revenue and cover the educational costs for Ghanaian orphans!  Our farm is in Kose; a rural village in  Ghana, we have 2.5 acres of land with 120 Moringa trees and with just a small investment these trees can become fruit-bearing. The leaves and the fruits of Moringa will then be sold, providing a source of revenue to be used to help cover the educational needs of the orphans and impoverished children we care for.
Children Center in Soweto, Kayole slum in Nairobi Tunaweza Pamoja Children's Centre serves neglected, orphaned, vulnerable, deprived and destitute children from the Kayole-Soweto slum area in Nairobi. We help the children by paying their school fees, giving them shelter, food, clothing and medical attention. We provide a loving and safe, family environment that gives children the right to a happy, educated, skilled and healthy life. Help fund support for the 100 children we are serving!
Heaven Through the Backdoor "Heaven Through the Backdoor" explores identity, judgment, and spirituality through the experience of Swiss emigre Yo (Yolanda Shae), a fiercely independent 88-year old woman who we meet as she prepares for her next great adventure: death. The project juxtaposes intimate documentary footage of the last year of Yo's life with cinematic interpretations of her stories. The film highlights the enduring power of friendship and what we learn from each other in life and through death.
Greater Chicago Food Depository COVID-19 Response The Greater Chicago Food Depository is quickly mobilizing to support both the emergency and long-term needs related to COVID-19.
Protect Rainforest With Sustainable Practices Protect the Atlantic Rainforest in Brazil through the promotion of sustainable land use and reforestation. Reduce human environmental pressure and prevent species extinction.
Recycling 2,000 Tons of Trash in Kibera Taka ni Pato (Trash is Cash) is an income-generating, solid waste management and recycling project that removes more than 2000 tons of trash each year from the Kibera slum of Nairobi, Kenya.
"Empower 20 Nepali Women for a year" CASANepal is a safe home for female GBV survivors and their children runned by Apeiron in Kathmandu, Nepal. Upon referrals from the Nepali Police, Women and Children Offices, GBV Watchgroups, and other NGOs, survivors come to CASANepal seeking support and services. For each survivor, CASANepal provides complete case management that is tailor-made and survivor-centered. Women receive psycho-social counseling, medical support, legal counseling, various therapies, and skill development training.
school-fund for 300- kenya- vulnerable- children the project will keep milk-goats for sustainability in tania intergrated school to pay school fees,feed and educate 300 vulnerable and poor children in some with phyisical and mental disabilities
The Mentoring Club, Uganda: Making Education Count ADOVIC, a grass-roots social change organization based in Jinja, Uganda recently completed a successful six month pilot programme, mentoring 22 high school students. ADOVIC now seeks funding to make their programme, 'The Mentoring Club', available to schools across the Busoga Region.  You can help make a difference to students' long term emotional wellbeing and educational success while also providing opportunities for local youth and social worker university graduates. Join us now at The Club!
Rural Community Health and Medical Care Centre Project consists of construction of Rural Community Health and Medical care Centre (RCHMC) would provide services to poor people. Project is must for saving the lives in right time of services. we need funds for construction of RCHMC. After construction, it would provide health, medical services. Beneficiaries will be Tribes, Dalits and poor people. Patients would get treatment and save their lives. Avoiding borrow for treatment at high interest rate. IMR, MMR, Malnutrition, will be reduced.
Mentor and empower women livelihoods in Semuto SAI operates in different parts of Uganda (semuto) through fellowship and skills training to young women/ single mothers and the youth from underprivileged villages . We encourage and support women and their families who have been affected by domestic violence and neglect. We teach women to generate income through skills and provision of training materials. Our objective  is to build a vocational centre for women for purposes of mentoring  ,skills training and empower them in their livelihoods .
Provide a safe home for Haitian Orphans This project provides a safe home for around twelve orphaned children in Haiti. The 2010 earthquake destroyed the orphanage's old house, leaving all of the children homeless. They were all forced to live in one small room and a tent, which flooded almost daily. So, we rented them a new home, and also began meeting their other needs, like food and school.  Without donors like you all the kids would be homeless, but instead they're thriving, thanks to you.
Estufas for Displaced families The project wants to provide an "estufa" (gas kitchen) and other household appliances to displaced families who fled from their homes because of guerrillas and who live in extreme poverty in remote areas of Bogota. Here a hot meal is vital.
Women in Bloom Our goal is two-fold:  1) to raise enough funds ($10,000) to support 5 abused women with children going through the Safe Passage program, including counseling, employment tools, and housing assistance; to STOP the cycle of domestic violence; and 2) to beautify a local area within the city by planting donated flowers and greenery.  The planting is a community service to be provided by the women of Safe Passage, NO FUNDS will be used for this project, only donated plants and materials.
Water Basins for 8,000 Villages using Solar Power Village residents plan and build a Rain Water Catchment Basin (RWCB) to have water all year round even in the dry torrid conditions of the Sahel.  With water, the transformation of villages from 'dry and dying' to green and vibrant is amazing! The basin taps into the existing water aquifer, raises the water table, filling dry wells. Thanks to generous donations, two villages now have market days 3 days a week all year.
Free enquiry service for people with MS in the UK. MS is a life-changing and unpredictable illness for the 110,000 people living with MS in the UK - and the 100 people who are diagnosed every week. Our free enquiry service offers reliable, trustworthy and evidence-based information to help make things a little clearer at a time of uncertainty. This includes information on life-changing medication, pain management and services. With this service, we aim to make people's lives better. https://www.mstrust.org.uk/what-we-do/about-us/information-team
Women in Support of Education-Empower 40 Families! The Women in Support of Education-Microfinance and Empowerment (WISE-ME) initiative aims to provide both financial literacy and fiscal independence to women in the Elsie Lushaya Women's Group in Uganda. These women use $50-$150 microloans to start businesses that allow them to better provide for their families, achieve a higher standard of living, and provide their children with an education. Our program is unique because we partner US women who provide seed money for loans with the recipient.
Help 50 girls stay in school & watch them excel This project will assist 50 girls in vulnerable communities in Cape Town & Gauteng to stay in school, provide them with an internationally recognized skills development program while supporting their basic needs for nutrition and re-usable sanitary towels.
Empower Girls Out of Poverty in Argentina - Hockey Sports have the power to change the world. And if you are a girl living in poverty in Argentina you need a lot of life skills to be able to deal with your current situation and create a better future. Many girls in Rosario are at risks due to drug dealers gangs, criminality and gender violence. But through hockey girls can create a support network that allows them to stay at school, avoid criminality, addictions and have a healthy life style. All this at the same time they are having fun!
Help 71 Young Colombians who fight against Cancer! This project supports 71 young people between 14 and 24 years old, who have lived with a cancer that has passed. The initiative "Young People in Contact" of the Colombian Leukemia and Lymphoma Foundation, aims to provide emotional support and psycho-education to young people in the treatment, through the activities and testimonies of other young cancer survivors, allowing them to share their experiences, resolve doubts, promote emotional expression, coping strategies and other important skills.
Providing Oral Health to 18,000 students Oral diseases qualify as a major public health problems owing to their high prevalence and incidence. In India, children form about 38% to 40% of the total population, and 80% of them have high levels of dental diseases. School dental screening is seen as a vehicle for bringing children with dental needs in contact with dental services. Dental screening of school children can help disadvantaged children by identifying their dental problems and educating them about their oral health status.
SAMPARC Heritage Education Camp From this year onward we are initiating our new project SAMPARC Heritage Education Camp to create awareness about heritage monuments and preservation of heritage monuments. The pivotal motive for introduction of this Camp is imbibe the deep roots of historical monuments such as Lohagad and Visapur fort, Karla, Bhaje and Bedse caves (from Maharashtra,India), also to pursue UNESCO world heritage tag in preservation and protection of these momentous places of India.
Chemical free farming promotion project in Laos This project produce avocado powder as a new special product of the village.Nongyatheung Village, Southern Laos is a small village where roughly 580 people. The village people earn their living mainly from producing coffee during the coffee harvest season (November to December). They also grow vegetables during the rest of the year . However, the income the villagers obtain through these two activities are very low. Most villagers are very poor living without water wells and toilets.
Empower 50 child brides with income generation,CMR The project shall reduce the vulnerability, dependency and abuses suffered by 50 child-brides and potential child brides in the North West Region of Cameroon through economic empowerment. Through vocational training, micro-finance services, business coaching & academic sponsorship, the beneficiaries shall build their self-esteem and contribute to community development. It facilitate access to micro finance services through a revolving interest free loan scheme to support beneficiaries' dreams.
Give Syrian Children Hope for The Future The protraction of the Syrian conflict has caused massive displacement, and the deterioration of  living conditions for Syrian refugees and host communities in neighboring countries. More than half a million Syrians have fled to Jordan  - and have no prospects of returning home soon. Community Centers function as "Safe Havens", ensuring better living conditions, dignity and co-existence for Syrian refugees and the Jordanian host community.
The Future is Calling - Empower 150 youth today! Since 2006, Edu-Futuro's Emerging Leaders Program (ELP) has empowered Latino and other underrepresented youth from the Greater DC region through a college prep, leadership, and mentoring curriculum. Youth are prepared and inspired to pursue a college education-often as the first in their family-and become civically engaged leaders. Results show that 85% of youth increase their leadership skills, knowledge of the college application process, and 85% of high school seniors enroll in college.
Provide Care for 30 Vulnerable Children in India Dayspring Children's Home provides refuge to children between 6 and 16, affected or infected with HIV/AIDS. The children we care for are vulnerable, coming from severe poverty, parental death or social stigma. Dayspring Home provides ongoing medical care, nutritional support, safety and security, as well as supporting school and college education for the children in our care. With your help we can begin to combat the poverty cycle and provide these children with prospects for their futures.
Banchee our Bush Baby needs love Our thick-tailed Bush Baby - Banchee loves coming out at night and making himself heard. We keep him fed on a balanced diet and keep him loved throughout the year. His big eyes can always be seen as we walk past on an evening.  This project is based on veterinary costs, medicine on site, food and enrichment (toys and treats).
TO HELP 22 SPECIAL CHILDREN IN SIAKA The main goal is to support around 20 deaf and blind special children by funding the Siaka School located in western region of Kenya.  Through your help we will be able to provide them with special stationery like braille books, beds and other basic needs therefore those lovely children will have a conducive environment to study which will promote good results. They will not feel stigmatized when they grow up and will find a proper place in the society. Disability is not inability!
Family Planning for Guatemalans Living in Poverty Provides poor, rural and indigenous Guatemalans with access to short and long-term family planning methods. Family planning allows couples to freely determine the number and spacing of their children.
Restore lost hopes this Holiday. Imagine a child waking up on Christmas morning without a Christmas tree, without gifts and often, without breakfast. Unfortunately this is reality for many children who live in poverty under the care of Saved By Music Foundation here in Uganda.  We believe every child deserves a gift during the holidays ,especially children living in poverty. Your donation will be used to provide items they need, like new clothes, food, healthcare ,school fees and supplies.  Every little bit helps!
Nikimu fish project Many areas of Budaka District (Eastern part of Uganda) are likely to become wetter as experienced by this year's rain.  These flooded areas in Budaka District which no longer suitable for crops can be used to cultivate fish.  The adaptation strategies proposed by the government of Uganda like use of reservoirs and ponds dug to capture and store water in order to moderate the swings between drought and flood, can be simultaneously be used for fish farming.
Social football and education program in medellin Social football program : An educational program that combines the methodology of football for peace and sport Football for the future.  Methodology: We impact children between 8 and 15 years and their families with programs in values education and educational workshops which are intended to provide them with tools for living. Beneficiaries : Children ages 8 to 12 years belonging to vulnerable community who participate in the program with his family.
Train AIDS Vaccine Researchers in Kenya Women are especially vulnerable to AIDS, both socially and biologically. Doctors and technicians doing AIDS vaccine research need to be trained on sensitivities of dealing with the disease in women.
Get America through the Shutdown Today, 9 million impoverished Americans will be impacted by the recent shutdown as the government is forced to close social welfare programs. Their only support will be food banks across the US. Yet these non-profits lack the basic resources to fully feed and supply millions of Americans displaced by the shutdown. Through our corporate partners that have donated products, Good360 will be able to get diapers, shoes, and more to help these food banks support America through our time of need.
Summer Programs Connecting 85 CA Youth to College We provide three 5-week summer academic programs for disadvantaged high school students, enabling them to succeed on college admissions test and broaden their opportunities to attend college.
Empower communities to reduce UK food poverty At FoodCycle we think it's ridiculous to throw away perfectly edible food when there are people who need it in the very same communities - so we're doing something about it.   Each week, our teams of amazing volunteers collect surplus food from local retailers and cook it into healthy meals for people at risk from food poverty and social isolation in the community; bringing people from all walks of life together at the dining table over a three-course meal in a warm and welcoming environment.
Animal Assisted Therapy for Special Needs Children The Jerusalem Biblical Zoo's Animal-Assisted Therapy Program for children with special needs serves approximately 70 groups annually. Participants suffer from a wide-range of physical and cognitive challenges including autism; and this cross cultural project includes participants from all of Jerusalem's diverse communities - Jewish, Christian and Muslim, both secular and orthodox, from diverse socio-economic backgrounds, of various ages, and with disabilities of varying degrees.
Create a refuge and save the Xochimilco wetland Did you know there is a whole ecosystem with unique species and history within Mexico City?  Xochimilco is that place, we're working with the people living there to recover this important wetland and its wildlife. In this project, we will keep running a Conservation Center, a space where locals and visitors will learn, work and train on sustainable agriculture and species conservation. In this place, we will also produce native trees to be planted in the wetland and protected by the people.
Protect 2500 youth in contracting HIVAids in Ghana Recent News paper reports indicate that, there are wide spread HIV/Aids cases in areas we operate in Ghana. We use sports particularly football to educate the youth to test their HIV/Aids status.
Cultivating Indigenous Figs in Ouezzane, Morocco Moroccan fig crops are under threat due to a lack of community-managed tree nurseries, adequate water supply, low profitability and untapped potential in value-added processing. This project aims to create a fig nursery, distribute saplings for free, create a scientific teaching garden with all regional fig varieties, train farmers in production and value-added processing techniques, and create a fig growers' association to further explore opportunities in cultivation and marketing.
Lifesaving Information: Halting Ebola in Liberia The deadliest Ebola outbreak in history has already claimed almost 7,000 lives in West Africa - 70% have been women.  Accurate and timely information for public health campaigns is a key to halting the spread of the virus. Through the distribution of our solar and wind-up emergency radios, people living in isolated areas will be able to access information 24/7 to combat rumor and misinformation and learn facts on how to protect themselves and what to do if they suspect someone is infected.
Bread without Borders Orphans Support Project High rate of poverty,high prevalence of HIV/AIDS and malaria in Kisumu has contributed to high number of orphans in the slums resulting in child labor,street life child prostitution & school drop out.