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FEED A CHILD TO STAY IN SCHOOL Vulnerable and Street children are on the street to scavenge for food in the dustbin to survive at the expense of enrolling in school. Feeding program not only give incentive for the child to go to school but help reduce the number of street children. Sheepcare believes that without education such children have no hope and the circle of poverty will be endless. Feeding such is the surest way that he/she will finish school and secure a bright future.
Turning the Tide on Academic Achievment 4 all kids Our Turning the Tide cutting edge program of early childhood education based on scientific evidence of early brain development.is exciting. We use the research on how poverty affects the brain/body of children and are addressing that issue with parents and educators. A critical element of our program  is parental empowerment and involvement. Our digital divide program with our learning software is a precedent for a new possibility, for childrren. We trained over 500 youth in non protfit work!
Zero Deaths... A Collective Response to COVID-19 According to experts, it is the elderly population that is at most risk of death, especially those older than 70 years old. In Puerto Rico, 21% of the population is 65 years or older, many living under health, economic and social vulnerability. This population has been impacted negatively since Hurricane Maria and the most recent earthquakes in the South Region of Puerto Rico. Many of them living alone and under dire circumstances.
Sponsor New York City Students' College Visits This project will allow 9th grade students across 30 NYC high schools to learn about college first-hand by going on a college visit.
Give 2500 Therapies to Disabled Kids in India Children from low income families are worst affected when they have disability as the parents have hardly any money to even support food, shelter and clothing for them.  This affects these children long term.  The project is helping these children by providing subsidized therapies like Speech, Physio, Remedial, Occupational and psychologist  in Mumbai.  The children also receive counseling and support during these difficult times.  We have provided more than 10,000 therapies to over 300 children
Sponsor Slum Children to Attend School in Goa This project will provide free education to 280 children aged between 5 and 16 who hail from the poorest sections of the society in the village of Shirvodem in Goa, also providing the children with free meals during school hours.
myME Box & Portable Digital Classroom (PDC) We have a practical, low-cost, easy to install and use solution to the education crisis in Burma (Myanmar), a country where schools have been closed for over a year due to a severe humanitarian crisis. The Portable Digital Classroom (PDC) with myME Box is designed for out-of-school children and youth (OOSCYs.). It is available online or offline. In 2022-2023, Burma Humanitarian Mission will support 10 PDCs for OOSCYs living in rural and remote regions in Burma.
Protect 50 street children from abuse in Quetta This CPRT centre will take 50 children off the streets in Balochistan protecting them from abuse, slavery and a life of crime. Our project has been successful in 13 centres in 9 cities across the country and already transformed the lives of our children in CPRT centres by inspiring them to leave the streets and join main stream education.
Young Women Political Leadership in Kenya (YWPL) Through this project, JWF aims to create a critical mass of 100 young women leaders from the North Rift Valley of Kenya, who will seek elective positions in 2022, amid poll violence and corruption that marks such elections. Giving them a platform to understand and engage in democratic processes, this project will train and support the 100 youth women in organizing a campaign around a political issue that affects their community, bringing them together in an important space of civic engagement.
The Girls Education Project in Rural Nepal Girls' education has been ignored in Nepalese communities for various reasons such as, cultural traditions, an unsuitable schooling environment and financial problems. It is particularly rare for girls that come from poor and Dalit families in rural villages of Nepal, to receive an education. Consequently, this project will support girls most in need of schooling. Educating girls has many advantages such as, improved gender equality, health, education, better family planning and economic growth.
Training 300 Community volunteers in Human Rights Training 300 Community volunteers in Human Rights Monitoring, Democracy building and Establishment of a network of Human Rights and Democracy Activists in south western Uganda
Clinic for 10,000 in Tanzania's hidden valley Matongo valley lies between high hills in Northern Tanzania. The nearest clinic is 15 km away by steep paths over the hills- not good for a pregnant mother. The only road in is a cart track. Yet in scattered hamlets, 10,000 people live, needing health care: their own clinic. Our Trust has built a staff house and a bore hole. The Matongo people have built the clinic to lintel height. 19,354 ($26,090) was needed and has been raised. No further funds are needed for building the clinic.
Menstrual Health for 500 Refugee Girls in Uganda CECI plans to train most vulnerable teenage mothers & school dropouts on how to start & manage a business to enable them support themselves & their families, and how to turn their ventures into big businesses through savings & loan, and to provide on termly base reusable sanitary pads to 500 school girls (of age 13-20) in Imvepi Camp to enable them stay healthy & optimistic and to continue chasing their dreams. Trained 100 teenage mothers & school dropouts will be provided with start-up capital
Flood Relief: Rebuild homes-Cuddalore-Vilupuram Flood havoc started first in Cuddalore district and then in Villupuram district. Resource poor rural population are facing the fury of floods due to intermittent rains from November 10, 2015. All is lost for the flood affected people. Houses washed away. Home things gone in full. They were left only with what they wore. VOICE Trust will provide utility goods to regain life of the flood affected people. Then, rebuilding houses will be started with help from GlobalGiving donors.
Expand Black South African Leadership & Enterprise We will promote black-led grassroots strategies for social enterprise and innovation to 6,000 people in 6 months. Building on our extensive work documenting the initiatives of black changemakers in South Africa, we will create case studies highlighting their approach and impact, and deliver these to business owners, government agencies, and other nonprofit entities as a free resource. Thus, we elevate the voices of black grassroots changemakers and connect them to resources and partnerships.
Help Ugandans Obtain Vital Health Services In Uganda, vital healthcare for vulnerable people is often compromised by corruption. Life-saving medications go missing, funds to pay nurses disappear and patients are forced to pay bribes to save the lives of their loved ones. We created the Citizen Action Platform (CAP) as a means for patients to report and eliminate the maltreatment they confront. Now, people are able to stand-up to injustice and improve their communities through a simple text message.
More Than Me Girls Academy We work in one of the poorest slums in the world, getting girls into school and making it impossible for them to fail. The MTM Academy opened on September 7th, and our first year is producing amazing results. Our Academy serves 120 girls and teaches them essential skills in math, reading, and science, while also ensuring they're healthy, safe, and well fed. Help the students of the More Than Me Academy become the next leaders of Liberia! (All project costs listed are per student.)
A NEW YEAR HOPE FOR VULNERABLE CHILDREN IN NIGERIA This project is Inspired by the sad reality of a growing number of the less privileged, neglected, indigents, orphans and vulnerable children in Nigeria. Tabitha Home gives these children (whose vulnerabilities ranges from Neglect, Lack of Basic Needs, Sexual and Physical Abuse) access to all deserving rights and needs of children like Shelter, Nutrition, Psychosocial Support, Education, Medical, Protection, Rehabilitation, Child development, Social Integration and Sustainable Entrepreneurship.
Delay Marriage Promote Schooling for Ugandan Girls Eradicate the harmful practice of child marriage through raising awareness, changing behaviour and empowering communities with the knowledge and tools needed to resist child marriage. Promote the effective implementation of strong laws and policies with a bearing on children especially the girl child and promote the fulfilment of their human rights. Develop and implement human developmental activities such as capacity building and entrepreneurial programs that would mitigate the effects
keep Syrian Children Warm this Winter Support our efforts to provide warm clothes and blankets to the most vulnerable children in Syrian IDP camps near the borders with Turkey. Since the beginning of the current crisis in Syria, internally displaced people (IDPs) have expressed concern about winter. Many lack warm clothes and blankets living in tent camps that are ill-prepared for cold weather. More than 200,000 IDPs living in tent camps 60% of them are children in need for assistance this winter.
Help Sesame Street Educate Girls Worldwide In more than 150 countries around the world, Sesame Workshop is reaching girls who may have no other means of education. Investing in girls' education isn't just the right thing to do; it's the smart thing to do for overall economic and social development. From India to Mexico to Afghanistan-and in many other countries-local versions of Sesame Street are teaching basic skills that are critical for both girls and boys, in a context that values women and girls and their contributions to society.
Gift of mobility to 60 persons with disabilities Imagine the joy of a kid with a disability who will now be able to attend a school like his friends. For a person who is not able to move out of his home, it is extremely difficult to access educational and economic opportunities. We are in urgent need of 50 wheelchairs for our colleagues with disabilities who want to use them for their access to education and vocational training.
Provide Equine Therapies For 100 Children In Need Borrowed Freedom provides Therapeutic Riding and Hippotherapy to children and adults with special needs. All services are offered at no charge to the participant, allowing us to bring this life changing program to those with demonstrated need. 

The addition of a second Equicizer and completion of our therapy room will allow us to serve an additional 100 clients per year, and to give our volunteer therapists a private, healing environment that compliments our outdoor programming
Send WWII Vets Back to Normandy With Students Send 40 WWII Vets with college students to an educational center and battlefields near the beaches of Normandy France to preserve their legacy of honor and sacrifice before they pass on.
Transforming The Lives of Children in Cartagena We started this project nearly three years ago with the goal of transforming the lives of 50 children in one of the poorest neighborhoods of Cartagena. Since then, we have distributed over 10.000 meals and provided a host of educational, recreational, and health-related support activities. Now we are looking to build new facilities to expand our services to the 200 children that are most vulnerable to malnutrition, domestic violence, gangs and drugs.
Help 253 Children Receive a Rural School Library This project will provide two primary libraries in rural Vietnam, providing a rich supply of books and critical literacy support programs to 253 children.
Protect 20 girls from abuse in Cambodia Cambodian Women's Development Agency's Safe Shelter provides safe and caring accommodation for up to 20 young women and girls aged 8 - 20.    These girls have been victims of trafficking, rape and gender-based violence, or have been identified as being at high risk of this in their home environment.   We provide them with food, counselling and a safe place which allows them to rehabilitate so they can focus on their education and their futures.
Water for All: pedal pumps and wells for families We want to buy and to promote the use of manual pedal pumps in the villages in the district of Mangochi.Malawi is one of the poorest countries in Africa with a high percentage of children suffering from malnutrition. Pedal water pumps are an indispensable asset for the cultivation, which permits the village to cope with food insecurity.The second problem to cope with is access to drinking water:building wells in the villages will help families to prevent the spread of cholera.
emergency help to victims of heavy rains This project is shall be overruled by The Chinseu Community Based Organization but there is a special committee that is set to look for the help received and where it shall be distributed (logistic committee). This committee is comprising of different members of the societies like Member from the office of the Ward Councilor, Area development committee, Village development committee, Representative from the religious group and chaired by the Chinseu CBO - Disaster Program Officer.
Help Young LGBT victims of family exclusion Le Refuge (The Shelter) is the only not-for-profit organization helping young adults LGBTQ from 18 to 25 years old, victims of family and social exclusion and/or violence. Kicked out from their home overnight or fleeting an unsafe family environment, they find themself on the street, without any resources, psychologically broken, and totally isolated. The Shelter accomodates and cares for those young adults and helps them to build their own future, become self-sufficient and start over.
My Yoga Journey of Self Discovery This project is a continuation of my yoga journey that i started 4 years ago. The aim is two-folded, it will help me on a personal level develop my yoga skills, and take good care of myself. Being a Yoga teacher in Palestine, where there are not many Yoga teachers, requires me to be a continuous student too.  The second aim is that this project will also help me help others. Through Yoga i reach out and work with many Palestinian fellows including activists, traumatized women, girls and kids.
National Anti-Racism Initiative As Canada's largest charitable organization serving kids and teens, our Clubs open their doors to all young people, of all backgrounds, in 77 diverse communities across the country.  We want to help our Clubs create even more safe spaces and empower even more youth  that identify as BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Colour).
Support 600 rural children to school in Nigeria The Bridge Leadership Foundation plans to send 600 rural children to school in Bakassi and Akpabuyo communities of Cross River State who cannot otherwise afford education or have no parents/guardian to cater for them. The project will setup learning support centers to provide literacy support services and enroll them to schools on partial and full time scholarship. Your donations will go towards setting up 6 centers, school fees, uniforms, sandals, socks, text books, and notebooks
Train 24 Freelance Journalists in First Aid Reporters Instructed in Saving Colleagues (RISC) trains freelance conflict journalists in lifesaving techniques to help them treat their wounds, and those of others around them, while on assignment in dangerous areas. RISC provides each graduate of its three-day course in Battlefield First Aid with a comprehensive medical pack to carry with them out into the field.
Restoring water in the Little Applegate River WaterWatch is helping farmers transfer their senior water rights on the Little Applegate River (tributary to the Rogue River) to instream uses to benefit wild salmon/steelhead and the local economy.
Protect forest & 100 families in Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea is home to pristine forests, and unparalleled biodiversity. 760 species of birds exist only there. In Suowi Valley, a no-man's-land at the junction of 3 provinces, the Ankave depend on the forest for their survival. These indigenous people have no access to modern amenities; common infections kill. Help us provide efficient cookstoves and hygiene systems to 100 families, protecting them from respiratory illness and protecting the forest that nurtures them from deforestation.
Sponsor a girl child & women with skills training Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, hundreds of thousands of girl children have been affected in poor communities in Uganda and the livelihoods have been disrupted.  Girls have been deprived of access to protection and many  exposed to abuse and exploitation. Already, these girls have lost close to two years of education. Unfortunately, many have become pregnant and may never return even to formal education making skills development training the next best  alternative  for self help.
Hip Replacement for 12 Nigerians with Sickle Cell Nigeria has the highest number of people with sickle cell disease globally. A blood disorder marked by debilitating complications and a short life span, it causes breakdown of the hip joint. Affected persons live daily in constant pain and are rendered immobile. The only treatment that brings them reprieve is hip replacement surgery. Sickle Cell Foundation Nigeria wants to provide free hip replacement surgery for 12 indigent persons with this condition over a 1 year period.
Food/Winter Packs for 1500 families in Afghanistan This project will provide urgently needed food and winter items to 1,500 internally displaced families in the regions of Kunduz, Kabul, and Herat inside Afghanistan.
Deworm for health and education in Bihar, India Right now 600 million school-age children worldwide are at risk of parasitic worm infection. The problem is daunting, but a simple, cost-effective intervention has been identified as one of most promising solutions to alleviating global poverty. In Bihar, India, our crucial program aims to treat at least 17 million across 67,000 primary schools this year. Join us in expanding this extremely effective treatment to keep more kids in school and healthy!
Take Best Practices to Farmers in Rural Ghana Agriculture and Entrepreneurship Development (AED) specialists serve as a pillar of agricultural excellence in central Ghana, demonstrating best-practice methods and testing new and emerging agronomic practices appropriate for smallholder farmers. Staff extension specialists work with farmers and youth to address challenges in their agricultural ventures and demonstrate that farming need not be a last resort, but rather a viable business venture and the backbone of thriving rural economies.
Humanity; Relief to the Helpless in India !! Under this project, Immediately Help and Relief will be provided to those who are suffering from major disease, disaster or natural calamities and other Destitute people. For humanity, they will get a new life through this noble effort.
Educate 50 Kids with Disabilities in Honduras Help children ages 4-21 born with disabilities receive needed Education and Health Care in Honduras. These children are living with disabilities such as Down's Syndrome or cerebral palsy and are not receiving services. They are bright children who have special needs and just need a chance to learn to read, do math, receive appropriate health care and therapy, and gain confidence. Un Mundo works with parents, children, teachers and the community to make these vital services a reality.
Help 100 Families Recover from Poverty post COVID This project will provide 100 families headed by women with children a sustainable means of recovery from the crippling effects of COVID19, through the provision of training, equipment and all necessary raw materials for home gardening.
Give a voice to children in Zambia and the UK This project will deliver a mobile media studio, complete with training to schools in Zambia. UK schools will collaborate with their Zambian peers, using music & media. Community Albums believes that music & media can empower, inspire, unite, heal & effect change. We are committed to developing individuals & communities through the making of music & media as a transformational process. We work with partners to deliver bespoke programmes to build better communities and help to reduce poverty.
Life-saving Infant Feeding Training Liberia/Rwanda MAITS has developed a life-saving infant feeding programme for high-risk babies which reached 58,985 babies. Complications for premature babies are the main cause of death in under 5's, responsible for 1 million deaths in 2015. Most premature babies will have difficulty breastfeeding. MAITS trainers & master trainers work directly with mothers & babies to establish breastfeeding. We plan to expand this to Liberia through a skill-sharing project & introduce weaning support in Rwanda
Rescue and Food Distribution in Cuddalore Search and rescue teams will look for survivors and victims of the tsunami while also distributing food to those displaced by the disaster.
Water for Life Water For Life (Kampong Speu) is a project initiated and managed by the Sao Sary Foundation.  The objective of Water For Life is to provide over 8,400 Cambodian villagers with convenient access to clean drinking water through the installation of 1,400 bio-sand water filters in rural households over three years.
Building a Sustainable Community in Bafut The Bafut Ecovillage accelerates local climate action through the implementation of ecovillage design education for sustainable development. It uses permaculture - the African way - as a tool to engage unemployed youth and women in the community. This project would fund our existing projects: The Africa Kitchen Revolution and the HVAP project designed with the Global Ecovillage Network, GENAfrica, and International Permaculture Convergence in order to promote sustainable education and resilience
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Karis, Sarah, Jessica, Dahyun, and Amanda 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.
Water and Food for Hundreds of Beninese Children According to the Government Action Program, in 2016, more than 5 million Beninese, almost 50% of the population, did not have access to clean water. The disparities with respect to access are especially important. In rural areas, children, due to lack of clean drinking water, continue to be disproportionately affected by water-borne diseases, such as diarrhea and choleraFurthermore, the United Nations DP revealed that the absence of a clean water supply leads families to designate girls
Plant 1,000 Trees to Help Women in Haiti! Deforestation, soil erosion, and poverty are ongoing compounding problems in Haiti that degrade the quality of Haitian life, particularly for women who also endure the hardship of gender discrimination. By buying a few trees, many of them fruit trees, you can help provide the women and children of Fanm Kap Plante with resources to restore their local landscape, grow food and income, and connect with their personal power! Plant a tree, lower your impact, and help women and children in Haiti.
Rebuilding lives - Yzidis in Iraq After fleeing homes to the mountains and beyond, the Yzidi people have found refuge in N. Iraq (Kurdistan).  They shelter in abandoned warehouses, tents, old shipping containers and empty buildings where kindhearted Kurds have allowed them to stay.  Terrorized by memories of rape, murder and destruction, the Yzidis have experienced more than any human should.  The Kurds have limited resources, but opened their hearts to shelter the Yzidis. You and I can help with basics: food, hygiene, education