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Help Us Feed Malnourished Children in India The Mid Day Meal programme aims at providing healthy vegetarian meals to children studying in slum communities in Mumbai, India.  Currently, more than 43% of children in Indian slums are malnourished and nearly 70% are undernourished and underweight. The Government of India runs a mid day meal programme for state owned schools and not for unaided private schools and study centres in slums Dharma Bharathi Mission wishes to bridge this gap and help these neglected children
Empower 250 Liberian Women This project addresses the Liberian mental health crisis where more than 40% of Liberians suffer from post-traumatic stress and/or a major depressive disorder. We will expand our existing 12-week evidence-based interpersonal group therapy program for women in several ways. We will increase the number of weekly group sessions, create Train the Trainer therapy coaching, provide compensation to therapy Leads, and offer transportation to and from group therapy sessions.
Livelihood and education for  vulnerable children This project aims at sustainably improving livelihood and education by for 120 OVCs aged 0 - 18 years especially girls and their households within a family setting with adult care givers. It will help OVCs especially girls and their households to carry out Income Generating Activities (IGAs) to deal with poverty, trauma, unemployment plus food insecurity and nutrition. The project will work with 40 out of school OVCs girls to help them start their own jobs like sewing services after training.
Empower 103 Households for their Livelihoods The community skills development organization, a national organization of South Sudan located in Yambio plans some strategies to support single mothers in Yambio.   The total number of our target population is 17,000 Households in Gbudwe state. Community Skill Development was established in the year 2008 by a volunteer group headed by Father Ignatius Mborihenga. CSD is a national organization registered by South Sudan Relief and Rehabilitation commission.
For you, Beirut In Response to Beirut Blast crisis and as an Emergency Response Action plan, AICA started implementation of a project, funded by Catholic Relief Services, for providing general practitioner consultations, medicine and psychosocial support free of charge to cover 1000 beneficiaries per month. During implementation it was noticed that the need is much bigger and that primary health care services and mental health services should be provided to around 3000 beneficiaries per month.
Music Instruments For At-Risk Youth In New Orleans The goal of this project is to provide new and used musical instruments to increase at-risk
youth participation in the Greater New Orleans area public school music programs and marching bands.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Marina, Mirolla, Jois, and Jessy 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.
Train 40 Women Entrepreneurs in Somalia Our exciting project promotes 40 women entrepreneurs in south-central Somalia. Since the project piloted in last year at our Women's Education Centre, we have trained 20 women on small-scale production on soap, introduced them to markets for sale, and helped promote best sanitary practices.  Now we want to expand our program to reach 20 more women women, increase production, and create educational business classes for our students. Our goal is to empower women to become future leaders.
Watch our Black Eagle Soar with Your Support Fly as high as an eagle... Oh wait, our Black Eagle doesn't have enough for a plane ticket!  This project is to give Jumper our Black Eagle; food, veterinary care, on-site medicine and enrichment (toys and treats) for the year.
Give healing to 20 survivors of violence in Kosovo O. Mekembjes (Operation Restoration) is the only organisation providing long-term support to women and children who have suffered domestic violence and human trafficking in Kosovo. We offer a full program of rehabilitation through therapy and counselling; schooling and job skills training; healthcare and legal help; life-skills training and more - every kind of support necessary to make sure that these families are ready to build a new life, free of violence and full of hope. We need your help!
Help 3,000 women give birth safely in Darfur Help us to provide safe motherhood services and reproductive healthcare to 3,000 Sudanese women and Chadian refugees in West Darfur.
Help PIH Respond to Flooding Disaster in Peru Torrential rains pummeled Peru in late March, causing widespread flooding, devastating landslides, and massive destruction throughout the country. More than 70 people have died and 600,000 have seen their homes demolished or damaged, according to the United Nations. PIH and our Peruvian sister organization, Socios En Salud, are on the ground responding with supplies and urgent health care for those most in need now and for the long-term.
Rehab Gaza children traumatized by war This project addresses the extreme need for mental health services and psychosocial rehab. Gaza children are suffering from different forms of violence and abuse as a result of political, economic, and social deterioration in the strip. PAMA Youth are US youth who stepped up to help their counterparts in Gaza. They are collaborating with Al-Ahli Arabi hospital in Gaza. Please join them and help our people in Gaza.
Train a teacher for South Africa's Zama Montessori Zama Montessori School located in Johannesburg, SA has been serving impoverished children and their families for more than 30 years, helping many to break the cycle of poverty.  The school embarked on training a young adult to become a Montessori teacher at the Indaba Institute to serve the elementary-age children.  COVID19 wrecked their financial plan to pay for that training as families lost their jobs and donors stopped giving.  This project will cover the gap created by the pandemic.
"A New Beginning, A Brighter Future" "A New Beginning, A Brighter Future" seeks to empower female commercial sex workers in the informal settlements of Majengo and Lunga-Lunga with skills for alternative sustainable livelihoods and behavior change. The project targets female sex workers between the ages of 13 and 25 and will provide the following activities: entrepreneurial trainings on economic empowerment, education on the consequences of commercial sex work, and trainings on reproductive health.
Will Howl for Food! Full Moon Farm is home to about 60 abused and refused wolfdogs, who need a high quality, grain free, nutritionally balanced diet. Your donations will ensure that our residents will be provided the best life a sanctuary can offer.  Dog food is our largest expense, and our fund drive of $35,000 will keep the residents satisfied and healthy.  Will you help fill our empty bowls?
Food distribution to Indonesian tsunami survivors Emergency food relief for victims of the Dec 26th earthquake and tsunami.
Support Hygiene Needs in Puerto Rico Hurricane Maria has devastated Puerto Rico. This fund will provide diapers and period products at no cost to our partner agencies, who are recovering and rebuilding. When we think about disaster recovery, we tend to think about hunger, homelessness, and clean water. Hygiene products, including diapers and period products, are an overlooked, yet crucial, basic need. Proper hygiene helps individuals experience a sense of self worth and live with dignity.
Helping children with incurable & chronic diseases Children with chronic diseases go through a lot of suffering as their parents grieve for a child's lifetime in rural Uganda where expertise pediatric care is unavailable. This project aims at providing social care and  support to 24 children  in Kinyamaseke children's Nursing center with longstanding ailments like Cerebral palsy, Cancer, HIV/AIDS and Hirchisprungs disease; provide expertise pediatric medical care to these children, and offer psycho-social support to their parents and families.
Early Childhood Development Training in Nigeria Establish an institution for Early Childhood Development for trainers of pre-school/primary school aged children.
A maternity unit to save 2,300 lives in Burundi This project will build, equip and operate a maternity and new-born pavilion to provide affordable and high quality of maternal and new-born health services to underserved and poorest communities in the peri-urban area of Bujumbura/Burundi. This project will save 2,300 lives which could be lost in the absence of this maternity.
Empower & Transform the Lives of Those in Poverty According to the World Bank, 896 million people still live on less than $2 per day - a population nearly three times that of the United States. By providing access to financial services and training, Opportunity is investing in sustainable, innovative solutions that equip entrepreneurs in developing economies with tools to holistically transform their lives and permanently leave poverty behind.
LIVES Food Truck "OOPEN" The goal of the LIVES Food truck is to expose as many people as possible to people with disabilities so they can nurture understanding and help change the mindset of the society. The food truck will be run by special needs individuals and student and adult volunteers, in collaboration with social welfare organization, universities and local government. Change is achievable when we all work together!  Please support our cause by donating to this project, so that this can develop throughout Japan!
Empower Young Women to be Leaders, India WEP enrolls young marginalized women (ages 15 to 24) in our Leadership Academies, at grassroots NGO partners across India.  Academy students learn to make informed choices for themselves and positive change in their families and communities. Within a spirited community of peers, they gain knowledge, skills, and an understanding of their opportunities. Alumnae receive scholarships to training and higher education before entering formal sector careers or alternative livelihoods.
Help Low Income MD-VA-DC Area Get Veterinary Care Throughout the United States, animals are in desperate need of medical care.  This project provides free spay/neuter, vaccinations, and veterinary services to pets belonging to low-income and no-income individuals and families in impoverished areas of Maryland, Virginia, and DC metro area. We aim to help 50 owned dogs and 500 owned cats every year for 10 years. The Maryland Department of Agriculture Spay and Neuter Grant Program provided seed support for this project in 2019, 2020, and 2022.
HPE Ireland This project will continue to go work towards funding a specific Getting the balance Right project, professional counseling for people with MS and providing the necessary services for people with MS and their immediate families.
Provide Free Eye Care in a Pakistani Eye Hospital Provide free eye care in LRBT’s eye hospital in Mansehra. From Nov 2005 to July 31, 2008, 142,565 outpatient procedures and 13,999 major & minor surgeries were performed absolutely free of cost.
Support Programs and Services for LGBTQ in Uganda This project will help us acquire and furnish an office space and provide modest stipends for our four staff and 6 volunteers who will be working on the rollout of a PrEP program, coordination, cake baking, digital and physical safety programs in Mbrarara's LGBTQ community over the next 12 months. In the past two years, MRF has provided health care services, awareness of HIV/AIDS prevention and a safe place for the LGBTQ to meet and share experiences.
Young girls' fight for equality through sports Fifteen girls living in the slums of Kolkata are training to play football. They dream to play inter-state matches and aspire to become coaches to train many more girls to play football. Football is not just a game for these girls, it's a way to access public spaces, to play and have fun like their brothers to claim equal rights in society. The girls are now ready for advance level coaching and trips to other states to sharpen their game.
FIGHT OMICRON - FREE HYGIENIC FOOD FOR VILLAGERS LOCKDOWNS started again. WILL CORONA KILL FIRST OR HUNGER? Lockdown has left million of Labors and Street Dwellers starving and stranded in India. Those who are street dwellers and stranded away from home are struggling to even get their daily meals. Health workers fighting CORONA away from their homes also need support.  We are helping local administration to help street dwellers, stranded laborers, and healthcare workers. ISKCON is trying to distribute over 5 Lacs meals every day across India.
Support 200 women coffee farmers This project led by the Kahawatu Foundation helps rural women in Burundi to earn sustainable income from coffee production. It also supports women coffee farmers to secure food supply for their families. This project promotes new gender roles, encourages both men and women to question existing patriarchal customs and increase their collaboration and respect in, and outside the field.
Education of 25 Deafblind Children in Rajasthan Education and rehabilitation training provided to deafblind children by Sense International (India) will enable them to improve their communication, mobility and access to information, thus improving the quality of life and supporting the families of the deafblind individuals.
Drill Wells to Save Lives & Empower Women & Girls This project will provide five safe water wells and sanitation to five villages in Niger, West Africa, the poorest country in the world. Access to clean water frees women and girls as young as seven from the burden of walking 4-6 miles a day to find water that is often contaminated. When girls no longer have to do this, they go to school and delay marriage and child bearing. We also provide microfinance training to women in every village where we drill, enabling them to start small businesses.
Protecting the 32,000-Hectare Tubbataha Reefs The project will help provide the necessary incentives, training and logistical support that the marine park rangers need to maintain exemplary performance in protecting the Tubbataha Reefs.
Sanitary towels & HIV/Aids awareness to 800 girls UNAIDS have estimated that around three quarters of all women with HIV live in sub-Saharan Africa. This project seeks to educate the young women on transmission and prevention of HIV/Aids intending to reverse or reduce the HIV prevalence on women. This project will also educate girls on human rights and correct response to common rights violation. This project will also provide sanitary towels, undergarments and hygiene education to young women.
Care for 20 Children 0-10 Years Old in Philippines Angel House cares for up to twenty children from newborn to ten years in the Philippines. Our dedicated team of staff can transform a neglected or abused child into a happy, well adjusted individual that is ready to be re-united with their family or adopted by loving parents.
Bring Schooling to 200 pygmy children in Cameroon Pygmy children living in remote, impoverished villages in Cameroon do not have the chance to go to school. Leeiyen is working to bring basic education to 200 poor pygmy children in the eastern region of Cameroon. With this project, we will expand outreach to enroll children in a primary school, provide basic school supplies, school uniforms, school fees and basic health care.  We will help build simple schoolhouses located near the villages so that transportation will not be a barrier.
Volunteer Aunties  for 30 vulnerable babies in RSA Princess Alice Adoption Home (in Johannesburg) is a place of safety that is providing 24 hour residential care for 30 babies (ages 0 to two years) who have been abandoned or consented for adoption. The babies will stay with us until they leave with theiir forever families. We care for an average of 65 babies each year.
Disadvantaged youth supports street children! This unique project is building the first professional cultural studio in the world. With a unique methodology many disadvantaged youth from 8-27years are trained to be a helping artist for streetchilderen in Indonesia. Our students receive music education in singing, guitar, piano, producing, drums, theater, rap or songwriting. They learn how to make their own songs and with those songs, we create wonderfull music albums. The proceeds go to the street children. Two charities in one!
Provide Solar Lanterns for 50 households in Ghana This project is to provide affordable clean energy to off-grid and rural communities in Ghana. 50 households can benefit from the solar lanterns which provide better light for studying, and working.
Help us bring 15 Venezuelan kids to play baseball To promote baseball with a team of 15 Venezuelan children (ages 11-12) by financing flight tickets, round-trip Mexico City-Hermosillo, which will allow them to play in the Little League Baseball Championship of the Americas, 40th Edition, to be held in Hermosillo, Mexico. This event promotes values such as cooperative coexistence, friendship, respect, solidarity, team work and discipline, among others. (Costs of the Venezuela-Mexico City portion of their transportation has already been paid).
Emergency Relief for Earthquake Struck Nepal This project supports IsraAID's emergency relief team in Nepal during search and rescue fforts, relief distributions, emergency medical services, and help government authorities respond to the situation
Educate 300 Rural Girls At Risk in Uganda The Ugandan rural girls have limited chances of academic success. The project will create an enabling environment for 300 rural girls in Sironko district to enroll and complete secondary education.
Provide Health Care Services to Fulani Community The Fulani Community Health Care Services Project shall involve: 1) constructing a small Health Care Facility in the Fulani Community within Bafmen; 2) employing two (one female and one male) well-trained medical personnel (one nurse/midwife and one medical laboratory technician) of the Fulani Community who have received their medical training at our School of Health, Biomedical and Computer Sciences (SHBCS); and 3) provide initial basic medical supplies/medication for the Health Care Facility.
Beat Ebola By Building Accountability in Liberia Liberia is recovering from the worst Ebola outbreak of all time. We are working with thousands of Liberians in some of the poorest communities in the country and need your help to make sure a health crisis like this never happens again. For many years we've worked on the ground through our Community Justice Teams (CJTs) to build the trust and accountability that is critical to improve lives-- now help us to scale up the CJTs and build a better future for Liberia.
Empowering 1000 Rural Women through Microfinance The objective of this project is to economically empower 1000 small scale business women with soft loans to scale up their capitals for sustainability and self sufficiency through what we call community banking and loan scheme (cbls).  Through this community banking scheme, women are been trained to save well and to properly manage their businesses for  sustainability as a livelihood support.
Support 500 Refugee Girls & Women in Rural Uganda This project  changes behaviors and practices around Violence against Women and Girls ( VAW/G) in Nakivale refugee settlement in Uganda. 300 female and 100 male students will be trained on gender inequality and sexual VAW/G. 15 teachers will also be trained on SVAW/G awareness and prevention, serving as facilitators of change. Engage 200 women and other community stakeholders in public events, radio talk shows and debates equip them with knowledge and tools they need to have a lasting impact
Empower Malawian villagers to make a difference This project will connect student leaders from the US and Malawi to work towards better health and education among 2,000+ villagers across two villages in Blantyre. Since our goal is to build LASTING relationships, students partner with village leaders to tackle each village's needs on a case by case basis, finding unique and sustainable solutions to the problems they face.
Life Journey: Disability in Rural South Africa We are committed to supporting individuals with disabilities & driving positive change in our society. Persons with Disabilities in rural Africa are most vulnerable. Without access to their surrounding environment, the impossibility of access to assistive devices, and often considered a burden to their families, their inclusion is impossible. Barriers as being more than just physical obstacles it is important to have access to your home, your surrounding communities and its daily activities.
Cyclone Fani relief Cyclone Fani made landfall near Puri, India, Friday, May 3, sparking an evacuation of nearly a million people from coastal regions. Heavy rains and high winds continue to threaten the lives and livelihoods of residents of Odisha state on India's east coast, currently being deluged by heavy storms. Local ActionAid offices and community partners are coordinating immediate response.
Train 100 Nurses & Midwives in rural Liberia The purpose of this project is to reduce maternal and infant mortality in rural Liberia by training nurses and midwives to provide healthcare to rurual women and childen, through mobile clinics.
Response & Rescue of Hawaii's Marine Life Hawaii Marine Animal Response is raising money to enhance our Rescue & Stranding Response Program on Oahu. HMAR staff and volunteers work 365 days a year to save Hawaii's marine species like the endangered Hawaiian monk seal, dolphins, sea turtles, seabirds, and whales. Your donations will buy important supplies that allow us to save hundreds of animals per year, support recovery of endangered wildlife populations, and preserve the health of the ocean ecosystem for future generations.
Rehabilitating Poor Thai Fishing Communities Immediate relief and long-term rehabilitation for fisher-folk, children, and workers along the Thai coast through provision of shelters and support for vocational recovery and ecosystem restoration.
Offering Freedom to Slavery Survivors The final step to freedom for slavery survivors is employment and independence. Jobs at the Destiny Center in Calcutta offer survivors them the chance to rebuild their own bright futures
Emancipation Weeping Girls from Sexual Abuse Release , resettlement of girls, victims of human trafficking sold for forced prostitution. Virgin Girls are underprivileged & deprived of human rights. We deliverance them in respectable community and will give the secure future with needy tools and skills with information.
Build Library for 500+ children in Timor Leste This project will build a Library for 500+ marginalized children and youth in Dili, Timor-Leste at the place where MAHON Training Center operates. This project is important for our people to access the learning opportunities where normally marginalized children and youth are difficult to have access opportunity to library and learning. Due to the education situation in Timor-Leste that is not stable, less quality of public schools and poor learning habits and interest on prioritizing education
Volunteer With Us to Support 12 informal Schools Nairobi's informal schools face formidable challenges with lack of teaching staff and learning materials. In our work in local schools over the last 6 years it has become clear to us that they need support to improve the quality of education, access to reading materials and help the community gain skills and experience. Our team of 5 volunteers together with yourself will help support targeted mentoring in the 12 informal schools in Ruaraka schools and donate reading materials.