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Sponsor a Science Camp for 40 migrant kids -Bogota With your support, Maloka Science Museum will offer forty (40) Venezuelan migrant children a scholarship to participate in a weeklong science summer camp where they will reignite their passion for learning and find a safe and fun educational space in a city with little options for them and their families. The day camp for children 7 to 12 includes bio and technology learning activities, museum exhibit tours, science-themed movies, daily snacks, lunches and camp counselors.
Addressing Uterine Prolapse in Rural Nepal MIREST Nepal project combines preventive & curative measures to combat the humanitarian crisis caused by Uterine Prolapse, a life-long painful ailment found massively in poor & rural women of Nepal.
End Child Abuse in Slums of Kampala & Arua Restoring the Village is a campaign sponsored by the World Action Fund (Uganda) that celebrates the belief that the life of every Ugandan girl and young woman MATTERS.  Our vision is to restore life to 900 girls trapped as sex slaves/prostitutes in Kamapala and Arua Town while creating a sustainable village that will be a model for healthy and violence-free living and vibrant economic development.
Rural Zululand Medical and Home Based Care Project St Lucia, known as Rural Zululand is located in the province of KwaZulu-Natal on the east coast of South Africa. The population of KwaZulu-Natal has been devastated by the effects of poverty and the HIV/AIDS pandemic. We work within the communities with trained care givers and other community care givers, we help to alleviate the suffering of the bedridden or those who cannot get to the clinic by administering medical  care to elderly and chronic patients in their own homes on a regular basis.
Help 500 Rape Survivors Get Psychosocial Services Rape in Nigeria is endemic. People who offer psychosocial services to survivors do it at a cost. We aim to leverage on technology to build a mobile application where cases of rape can be reported; survivors can connect with (trained) law enforcement agents and caregivers for social reintegration at NO COST. The project will also help reintegrate survivors who drop out of school due to teenage pregnancy or unmasking of their rapist that could possibly be a relative, guardian or financial sponsor.
Help 500 Filipino Children be Literate in Computer Based on the data, 60% of the public schools in the Philippines have at least one computer unit.  The rest of the public schools in the Philippines have not even a single computer unit.  This is true in poor communities and inaccessible barangays. That is why many of the public schools students living in these communities are far behind in computer knowledge compared to their counterparts who are studying in private schools in the cities and well-funded government learning institutions.
Help 51 Elderly, Homeless Women Have a Home Minimum-wage workers in Argentine do not receive enough monthly social security to cover the cost of living.  Housing these elderly necessarily falls to their families.  And if they have no family?  Hogar Santa Ana (HSA) houses fifty-one elderly and family-less women who would otherwise be homeless. Aside from room and board, HSA allows these elderly ladies to spend their final years in safety, in the joy of  companionship and the dignity they deserve after a lifetime of hard work.
Helping  children with congenital anomalies PAMA's Congenital Surgery Project for Palestinian Children operates in partnership with local Palestinian surgeons from Al-Shifa hospital in Gaza, US based pediatric surgical experts, and NGO, not-for-profit Public Aid Society (PAS) Hospital in Gaza. Through collaboration, this program provides corrective surgery to poverty stricken children in desperate need of surgical intervention to correct a congenital anomaly that would lead to a lifetime of complications.
Going Green in Haiti Innovating Health International spends $15,000 a year on diesel gasoline for the generator that powers the Women's Cancer Center because the municipal power is not available where we work. This is both terrible for our planet and terribly expensive! We hope to install solar panels that will greatly reduce our fuel consumption. With the money we save on gas, we will have more funds for treatment of our patients!
Education & Training for Children in Uganda It will assist formerly displaced communities attempting to resettle in Kitgum District by providing educational support to children, especially girls, and livelihoods support to vulnerable families.
Amma event, Copenhagen, humanitarian aid & climate World-renowned spiritual leader, humanitarian and visionary Sri Mata Amritanandamayi Devi, lovingly known as "Amma," has served the world-community for decades, spreading the message of love and compassion through her teachings, presence, and numerous humanitarian projects. The humanitarian organisation led by Amma - Embracing the World - works in a wide range of focus areas, including disaster relief, women empowerment, education, environmental protection and providing the needy with food etc.
Help 1000 women farmers with good quality seeds Your donation will help support 1000 rural women farmers in Gulu and Nwoya districts. When women are provided with good quality seeds, improved farm inputs and fertilizers, their yields improve, so are their earnings and family well being. The earnings are usually reinvested into food, education and healthcare. They are also able to feed their families with nutritious foods, buffer against illness,  hunger and nurture the soil.
Drug-Free Pain Management Awareness Month Our nationwide campaign is crucial in raising public awareness of the dangers of abusing prescription drugs for pain management & that chiropractic care is the preferred first-line drug-free approach to safely & effectively manage low back, neck & neuro-musculoskeletal pain. Opioid & drug overdose deaths are continuing to increase in the U.S. with 65,000 opioid deaths 2016. 80% of drug abusers begin the downward spiral with prescription painkillers, which are given by doctors who overprescribe.
Provide Education for 100 Girl Children This project will  provide education and enhanced nutrition to 100 girl children of marginalized Mushar community in Bhataulauiya village of Mahottari district in Province number 2 of Nepal, by providing  study materials, school dress and conducting after school class for them, and free mid day meal for them.
Mangrove Planting (Community / Students) of Barada We aim to achieve the development of self-sustaining mangrove planting and exploitation activities carried out by our young students and their families. This will enable the restore of the ecosystem, allowing the development of other activities and projects connected to it, being part of a network of projects aiming for the development of the locality of Barada and helping to improve the living conditions of its populations. It will also help to reduce the impacts from sea erosion and silting.
Give Global Journalists a Voice on Climate Change Countries most vulnerable to climate change impacts have the least information about it. Help  bring journalists from the developing world to participate in COP16. Help close the information gap.
Reclaim land for buffalo and Lakota lifeways Knife Chief Buffalo Nation, a grassroots project on Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, South Dakota, works to reclaim 1800 acres of ancestral lands for restoring buffalo, and Lakota culture and lifeways.
Safe Haven to Abused Preschool Orphans in Zimbabwe This project will support orphaned children under the age of five to attend a community-based preschool where they will be under the care of trained care givers.  The project will provide a meal and a safe environment to these children while they are at the centres.
Family to Every Child Within the Stick together project, our organization work in Smolensk region, in Russia. In "Stick together. Smolensky region" we re-establish the orphaned children links with their blood relatives and help families to reunite with their own children.
After school for 100 children between 4-6 at Siloe The after school program for 100 children at Siloe is an initiative that seeks to contribute to the reduction of social vulnerability and to encourage the proper use of leisure time with recreational and academic activities
Equip a sickle cell community lab in Cameroon This project, in North West Region, Cameroon, will equip a sickle cell disease laboratory for the early detection of Sickle Cell Disease (SCD), assess and monitor patient blood formation and disorders, thus, saving hundreds of children from painful SCD episodes, related complications and untimely deaths. About 25% of affected new born children die before the age of five (5), undiagnosed, from SCD preventable complications. Help prevent passing on a genetic disorder; relief a child from pain.
Library for Mayan High School Students To empower Impoverished Mayan youth in their education by providing a library of textbooks, research materials, literary works, DVDs, and computer aids
Empower 3,000  adolescents in violence prevention This project will allow over 3,000 Uruguayan adolescents in 12 different departments of the country from an array of socioeconomic classes to come together and defend their rights. These adolescents are taught about their rights, how identify mistreatment and abuse in their homes and schools, and are given tools to actively defend children's rights in Uruguay through a public awareness campaign.
Save 1000 girls from Child Marriage in Nakaseke,Ug The project will establish a platform to provide free vocational marketable skills to 1000 vulnerable girls in rural Uganda Africa. We will provide training materials like sewing machines, baking ovens, hairdressing and Jewelry making materials to vulnerable girls at-risk, married, and/or formerly married.  ACCESS will build classrooms and hire experts to impart entrepreneurial skills. Once empowered, girls will get startup capital for business and empower other members.
Help Ireland's most vulnerable huskies & akitas Your donation will allow us to build a veterinary care fund for the most severe cases that Husky Rescue Ireland receives. You can help a stray dog get its first medical checkup ever. Or, help provide for surgery to treat life threatening wounds, such as those left on the neck of a dog that has been chained up for many years. Sadly, many of the dogs we take in every month have suffered abuse. Your donation will bring them hope and improved health, the best gift a homeless dog could ever receive.
Help 200 Orphans Sickle Cell Children in Congo This project plans to pay for the medical treatments and school fees for 200 young orphans with Sickle Cell anemia, destitute, hail from the poorest villages of Kamanyola, South Kivu, the eastern DR Congo. As well as providing their carers with weekly psychosocial counseling and nutritious food, and organize staff training in disease prevention and management. After a few months, the children stabilized and/or improve in health so that they can attend school, and look forward to a bright future.
Back to school in Iraq Every day thousands of girls & boys in refugee camps in the Middle East and in Africa face dangers, threats and violence to do what is considered normal for other children: going to school. Helping them in their fight means ensuring that they receive an education to improve not only their present situation, but their future. Help COOPI in providing temporary education during emergencies for these little warriors. It is the best investment for a better world.
Aparecio Foundation Semester Study Abroad The benefits of a study abroad opportunity have long-lasting effects on a student: renewed interest in lifelong learning, improved foreign language skills, increased marketability & new perspectives.
Provide a Safe Place for 15 Girls to Live in Nepal At Orchid Garden Nepal, young girls come to school everyday but are facing sexual abuse in the home. In some cases the parents are working until late evening and the abuse is at the hands of neighborhood boys, in the most extreme cases, it is a family member. We noticed grades falling off considerably when this began and have now moved some of these girls to a hostel where they can be safe.  We need support to continue to provide a safe place for these young girls to live.
Restore Public Water Supply for 400,000 Haitians We're rebuilding Port-au-Prince's public water system, which was destroyed by January 2010's devastating quake. Our first aim is to provide clean water to 400,000 Haitians, as we did before the quake.
Defend Children's Health in Peru Nearly all the children in La Oroya, Peru have high concentrations of heavy metals in their blood.  Many residents suffer from chronic lung illnesses. A metal smelter has contaminated the air, soil, and water of this Andean city since 1922. AIDA is providing free legal advocacy to help the community hold the government accountable for the health impacts and environmental damage.  After nearly two decades, the case is headed to an international court.
Community Micro-Irrigation Solar Project for Women The goal of this project is to empower the women's productive capacity in a small-scale irrigation system powered with solar energy for vegetable farming activities for more food and also free the women and girls from the manual irrigation burden which is hampered women socio-economic development and girl's education. The immediate results are the removal of the burden of manual crop watering by girls and their mothers. On average, women and girls spent between 8 to 12 hours a day.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Pharrah, Nylah, and Hannah have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Give the Gift of Education-Sponsor an Orphan Child SEREP provides a vocational education and training for Orphaned and Vulnerable children who are both infected and affected by HIV / AIDS enabling them to be economically self sufficient in the future. After training they become self employed are are employed.  Some move to higher institutions of learning with
smiles on their faces.  These children are usually crowned with counseling, moral, financial and material support while receiving education. We need to increase the intake and quality.
Solar micro-grids in remote Cambodian villages In Cambodia millions of people in isolated villages have no access to electricity. Solar micro-grids are very appropriate for this setting.  Pteah Baitong, Entrepreneurs du Monde's access to energy project in Cambodia, has already kitted out 140 families.  If we can raise $5,000 between us, the project will be able to connect 18 more families!
Bahamas COVID-19 Relief Efforts We hope you will join us and individuals around the world and within The Bahamas in supporting our food relief efforts during this difficult time. As unemployment continues to rise due to a decline in tourism, the need for greater food assistance in hard-hit areas is more present than ever. Lend a Hand Bahamas is currently supporting over 2,500 individuals with much-needed food relief.
Enable Care & Support  to end AIDS in India The project will enable people living with HIV (PLHIV) access treatment, care & support. Social stigma, lack of awareness, and poor socio-economic condition are some of the barriers to treatment. In the absence of follow up & counselling, adherence to treatment rate remains very low. There is a visible gap in linking PLHIV to social welfare schemes and other mainstreaming activities to further empower them. Our programme addresses these gaps to improve the overall quality of life for PLHIV.
Support Young Women Changing the Status Quo BBS supports Fora: Network for Change and their work to place young women at the centre of decision-making processes. Their signature Global Summit returns in 2022 and will bring together 30 delegates to build their advocacy skills, grow their confidence as advocates, and build networks in order to advance gender equality and women's leadership in their home countries.  Through the Summit, Delegates will be prepared to advocate in local, national and international decision-making spaces.
Start 3 Village Pre-Schools as Models in Cambodia Establish 3 village pre-schools in 3 remote districts that will improve the children's healthy development, teach them communication skills, provide a foundation for primary school, promote parent's awareness of the importance of education and be model for other pre-schools. Caring for Young Khmer will establish the schools, provide supplies and equipment, train the teacher, support the community to manage the pre-school, do monitoring and handover to the community after three years.
Empower Cameroon's Unemployed Youths Create Jobs Youth today are most vulnerable to poverty and unemployment. Due to these, they become exposed to various forms of vandalism, violent extremism, crime, brain draining affecting not just the social economy, but as well  the environment, creating tons of international migration problems. We are sorting youth with high impact venture potentials, unleashing their entrepreneurship potentials, help them innovate and empowering them through business incubation and acceleration to keep creating wealth
Equip 200 young mothers with business skills. This project will equip 200 young mothers who have been married off at an early age with sustainable entrepreneurship and leadership skills in order for them to start businesses or secure employment.
SUPPORT FOOD PROCESSING & PACKAGING MACHINE IN IMO This project will help the organization's project sustainability plan. The food processing involves the processing of clean and harvested crops into marketable food products. The foundation engages into this as a way; to carry out her mission objectives, for Community, financial and organizational sustainability, to build a wide supply chain network and to help those that have vocational skills to acquaint themselves with entrepreneurial skill so as to be resourceful and be useful to themselves.
EXPEDITE MENTAL HEALTH RECOVERY IN S/EAST YOUTHS Mental health disorders have a negative impact on the individual, society and global economy. The prevalence of mental disorders is increasing in young people, and if unaddressed, research has shown that they may develop into severe and chronic illnesses. Since 2012, SOHF has provided a holistic approach to help our youth overcome the scars of mental health and excel in life. We provide a nurturing environment with psychological and educational support. We're proud of our 100% development.
Give new skills to 80 at-risk youth in Puerto Rico Puerto Rico's at-risk students need to reconnect with their support systems through activities that spark their interest in learning after months of being isolated due to remote learning. This project will allow 80 students from marginalized communities to participate in unique woodworking workshops in a supportive and safe environment. This activity will nurture their creativity, communication, collaboration, and motor skills much needed for their growth and and positive development.
Train Aracely: Give Dental Care to Bolivian Miners The Smiles Forever Dental Hygiene School in Cochabamba, Bolivia provides vocational training for  underserved indigenous women, like Aracely, an orphan now 20.  Aracely is  enrolled in a fully accredited 2-year program, requiring a huge commitment. Aracely was selected as the lead dental hygienist for a goodwill visit to a clinic for displaced miners.  She so impressed the local dentist, with her rapport for the poor and her endless energy, she was invited to apply for a job when certified.
SAFE HOME 4 ORPHANS &VULNERABLE CHILDREN NIGERIA Hope Rising Homes Foundation is about providing safe homes for Orphans, Vulnerable and At-Risk Children. Our goal is to provide hope for these children so they can attain a brighter future and a vision of life beyond their present vulnerable situations. As our name is, we hope to give them a better life.
Help bring Christmas to isolated & excluded people Normally at this time of year we would be holding 3 community Christmas lunches across the borough where everyone gets together, to dance, eat and greet each other. But this year everyone has to be apart.   It will be lonely this Christmas for elderly, vulnerable and disabled people who can't get out and especially for families who have no income.  We want to ensure everyone eats and sees someone else on Christmas day, so we're bringing the cheer right to their doors.
Help 25 Colombian Indigenous Women Grow Leadership The Solidarity Foundation in Medellin, Colombia will use its 26 years of experience to help Embera Katio indigenous women in their reservation in the municipality of Dabeiba-Colombia, to empower them as entrepreneur leaders and generators or their own incomes, through the elaboration of arts and crafts.
Deformed Leper & poor disable youth therapy Centre CHHASE aims to transform the lives of 32 deformed, cured leprosy patients and 52 disabled youth suffering from physical deformities caused by birth defects, accidents, abuse, or disease. Each child follows an individually designed program which is a combination of physiotherapy, massage, occupational and speech therapies. Deformed leprosy cured patients are neglected by their own family, struggle for bread and they will be provided with provisions and income generating program for a secure life
Remote Congolese College Needs Internet Resources A satellite internet connection and solar power are being installed, so funding is sought for 10 laptop computers that will bring a world of resources to students’ fingertips for the first time.
Angels In Waiting's Pro Viability Legislative Bill For two decades Angels In Waiting have recruited hundreds of nurses-foster parents and saved countless childhoods. As well as creating a California state law to protect our growing medically fragile foster care population and do so through the hearts and hands of devoted nurses. The founder's son Sammy, a 23 week gestational age preemie-who is now 15 years of age, has inspired our charity to reach-out and protect our viable 24 week gestational age preemies who are about to be aborted...
Osagiedegbe Girls Empowerment Project This project is aimed at empowering young girls 16-19 years who are into prostitution with alternative means of livelihood.the project will assist them to receive training that will empower them with vocational skills. and also assist those that can be reintegrated into back into the school system to do so. This is necessary to secure their health and future.
Help Provide Flood Relief in North Dakota This fund is supporting The GOD’S CHILD Project, headquartered in Bismarck, N.D  with it's efforts to prepare for and provide direct and practical aid to flood victims in the affected areas in North Dakota.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Athulya, Hannah, and Richa have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs - Strengthening Youth Resilience to Violent Extremis U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs. This amendment retroactively approves revisions to the budget and scope of work as previously approved in e-mail dated July 14, 2017.
Alumni Engagement Award The objective of this project is to: Support promoting community and business leadership in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region