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Give Support to Orphaned School Children -Uganda About 60% of all children in rural  Pallisa are vulnerable and out of these, 20% are moderately vulnerable while 40% are critically vulnerable. Some of the reasons that expose children to vulnerabilities include poverty, HIV/ AIDS, inadequate social welfare and ineffective implementation of the existing laws as well as high population growth rate.
COVID-19 > World Vision's global response As the novel coronavirus continues to spread, our staff are providing emergency protective supplies to families and health workers in affected areas in 18 countries including the United States. When a crisis strikes, World Vision is there. We respond immediately with life-saving help and supplies to support families as they recover and rebuild.
Qimaavik Transition House Revitalization Project Provide furniture and renovations for the domestic violence shelter. Create a more comfortable and uplifting environment that will raise the spirits of Qimaavik residents and staff.
Free Finan-Entrepren. Educ.to 1000 Venez. Students Supporting low income public schools located in the two country states which concentrate younger population, Jovenes Emprendedores/Junior Achievement Venezuela plans to provide free financial and entrepreneurial education to 1000 youngsters attending these schools. These programs help them to gain self-esteem by identifying and strengthening their own abilities, thus lowering school drop-outs and decreasing rates of adolescent pregnancies that are affecting many youngsters before 25 years
Help Children Seeking Mental Health Services This project will allow financially disadvantaged children with mental or emotional problems be treated utilizing counseling, neuro-feedback and play therapies to enable healthy and productive lives.
Village Business Skills for Tsunami Victims This project will help 380 Aceh refugees from the tsunami rebuild their lives by providing micro-enterprise income-generating activities.
Empower & Equip Single Parents Enrolled in College H.O.P.E. Inc. breaks cycles of poverty by providing resources that economically disadvantaged, low-income single parents in the Atlanta, GA area need to successfully obtain their college degrees. We eliminate barriers to education. We provide financial assistance for housing and childcare, counseling services, life-skills training, spiritual support, and financial literacy advisement. Our goal is to make positive impacts on the life-trajectories of both the single parent and their children.
Relief for 500 Cyclone affected Communities- India Extremely Severe Cyclonic Storm (Fani) has wreaked havoc in the state of Odisha. Heavy rainfall and high-speed winds have destroyed livelihoods leaving families in urgent need of help. They have no shelter, food and water. Affected people are left without home and livelihood. They are in urgent need of safe drinking water, medical and hygiene supplies, food, and long-term recovery and rehabilitation support to cope with the disaster.
Creating awareness about COVID 19 in Arua District COVID19 pandemic in Uganda 685 cases with24 in Arua- West Nile.  State of panic is a threat to community transmission. Government announced extreme lock-down measures which include; ban on public gatherings, transport and stay home to prevent the community transmission. community awareness about virus transmission, signs and symptoms, preventive measures such as social distancing, hand washing with soap, disinfecting hands, surfaces, etc, are unknown in rural poor areas with limited networks.
COVID 19 Response in Viet Nam Amidst the nation-wide social distancing period, underprivileged people such as poor university students, garbage collectors or street vendors are left with no job and no income to survive. This project will support underprivileged people in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh city with the supply of food and proper protective materials.
Supporting 150 Costa Rican Entrepreneurs 150 Women will receive small loans to invest in their micro-enterprises which will help to reduce costs while increasing inventory with profits used to support family expenses.
Help the Homeless this Christmas in Leicestershire No one should wake up homeless and alone on the streets over Christmas.  Falcon Support Services want to provide 3 emergency beds to those that are homeless in Leicestershire over the festive period from 3rd Dec - 3rd Jan. We also want to open our doors to the most vulnerable and isolated to provide a community Christmas Lunch. We will provide a warm bed, hot meal, breakfast, support, shower facilities, use of a washing machine and a memorable Christmas.
HIV/Sex-ED Day Camp for At Risk Youth in Cameroon HIV/AIDs is a devastating problem rarely discussed in Fundong, Cameroon. Discussing HIV/AIDs, STIs and even safe sex practices is incredibly taboo in Kom culture. To address this BFF will will invite  marginalized at-risk youth to a month long summer camp addressing HIV/AIDs and sex education. Creating this safe space for youth to come together in order to discuss and learn about HIV/AIDs, safe sex and other STIs is the next effective step to not only raise awareness but change the paradigm.
Wild Welfare's Urgent Appeal The coronavirus pandemic is having an unprecedented impact on our finances. Though it is hard to predict how far-reaching the consequences will be, this will affect our ability to continue all of our work and to help animals in need. However with Covid-19 undeniably impacting captive facilities, demand for our work to help end animal suffering is only increasing. We are doing everything we can to mitigate the impact on the animals and communities we help, but need your help now.
Horticulture Therapy for Chicago Dementia Patients Dementia patients care for plants, plant new things and reminisce about their gardens providing a link between the past and present. This improves physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well-being.
Support Community Based Disaster Recovery in Haiti Our community based disaster recovery program aims at the core of recovery: rebuilding communities and helping survivors get back on their feet.
Help 250 kids in Uruguay According to a recent research, the poverty rate in Uruguay increased 38% in only the first three months of the pandemic. Our Center for Attention to Children and Families (CAIF) has the aim of attending the needs of more than 250 boys and girls (from 18 months to 3 years) and their families at social risk in Montevideo. We focus on comprehensive care for families, with our interdisciplinary team that seeks to meet the multiple and increasing needs of children and their families
Water School - Environmental Education in Morocco Living sustainably is a global challenge that requires active participation from people of all ages all around the world. February-June 2017, Dar Si Hmad's Mobile Water School will provide experiential learning opportunities for children ages 7-13 in southwest Morocco's Ait Baamrane region. The Water School uses environmental concerns to engage rural children in learning about the realities of the natural world, locally and globally.
The Fordnagar Water Project Enable the community of Fordnagar, Bangladesh to improve their health and use their time for economic development by building and maintaining a sustainable, safe water & sanitation system
Be The Change - feed 50,000 impoverished monthly In South Africa, it is not uncommon to met beggars at nearly every traffic light, asking for money to support them and their families. Upon this encounter, local motorist give an average of R10 ($1) per day. However many choose not to give because they're unsure of where their money will go. Love Story has created an opportunity for people near and far to give to the less fortunate with a guarantee that their donations are doing toward food and much needed items.
Helping Gabonese children access their rights Child helplines are at the forefront of child protection, giving children and young people a voice and providing them with care, support and protection. In order to ensure all children have access to such a vital resource, Child Helpline International supports child helplines across the globe by providing capacity building opportunities. In Gabon there is no such child helpline at present and children are denied access to basic help and protection.
Care for babies & empower young mothers in Nairobi Single Mothers Association of Kenya plans to improve the financial and physical status of women and children in Starehe constituency, Nairobi, through the provision of vocational training and day care facilities.
Oxfam: Syrian refugee crisis Oxfam and our partners are responding to the emergency in Jordan and Lebanon. Our work includes: distributing blankets, hygiene kits, fuel, and stoves, and providing information about how to access basic services. We are also providing necessities for the cold weather: warm clothes, mattresses, heaters, rugs, and plastic sheeting.

In Jordan,we are installing sanitation facilities and participating in the construction of a new water system to provide the camp with clean drinking water.
Nthunguni Spring Project KWENCH will work with the Nthunguni Water Project self-help group to develop water from a perennial spring and distribute it to 17 water points. At present, the village of Mumani has no developed water system at all. The project will also contain sanitation, hygiene and livelihood components.
Empower Internally Displaced Youths This project aims to provide business opportunities to 40 Internally displaced youths (IDPs)  in conflict-affected communities by assisting internally displaced young men and women from Kumba and Buea to create businesses by March 2020.  Thousands of youths have been left jobless, lost their property and businesses to fire and are now likely to join armed groups, have unwanted pregnancies and suffer extreme poverty.
Cheer dance program has started! This project is new chance to our members with intellectual disabilities (we call them "Athlete")who like dancing. We are planning to work on cheer dance. We think that cheer dance can be a valuable experience for them, since they can feel bonds of friendship and wonderfulness of supporting with their colleagues. We started the program last month, but now it will be necessary to make uniforms and to secure regular venues.
Ramadan Because we Carry will prepare the food for the refugees during Ramadan in campus Kara Tepe on the Greek Island Lesvos.  Because they lost almost everything, we would like to give them a little bit of hope and our love. The preparations for Ramadan 2018 are in full swing and we have put together a super-international menu for this special month. The cost of this month of awareness, gratitude and sharing is 54.000,- dollar which is a major expense for us. All contributions are very welcome!
Better Housing For An Elderly Widow This project will help offer Daimilia (an elderly widow) a better housing opportunity. One that is dignified and protected from pests.
Online Model UN Connecting Global Youth Online Model UN (O-MUN) will begin to take deserving high school students to traditional MUN and leadership conferences. Currently O-MUN connects high school students, free of charge, anywhere in the world via social media and an online conference room. In this entirely student-driven program, young people debate and collaborate on some of the world's most pressing problems. Deserving students will now be able to experience traditional MUN programming, prohibitively expensive for many.
Help Young People to Build Peace in Armenia Armenia is a country involved in several conflicts with his neighbours, but that is not the only problem. For Armenian society the culture of violence is acceptable, human rights and the principles of democracy are not-respected, because of cultural, economic and political background people live within. The main intention of this initiative is to help young people start to think critically using the theatrical tools and other means of public art and dialogue.
Stop Child Abuse and Bullying Project Our goal is to reduce child abuse and bullying from our communities. We provide a child-friendly questionnaire to reveal incidences of child abuse/neglect, bullying, mental health concerns both at school and at home. Our tool addresses a wider set of issues and can be answered anytime, anywhere. Question sets are age specific and best address their needs. Along with the tool, we develop educational programs to nurture diversity and inclusion for every mind of future global community members.
Reconstruct a School in China Post-Earthquake This project will rebuild Chujiang School, severely damaged by the earthquake that hit Sichuan China May 12th 2008. It will be a permanent school for 1200 students now in temporary schools and tents.
The Lester Howse Fund Many Indigenous elders who were victims of the forced assimilation efforts put forth by the church and state via residential and boarding school systems are in need of housing and stability in their later years. The Lester Howse fund has been established to help elders who face financial hinderances with home repairs and housing. Over the next two years we are hoping to give out four (4) re-grants of $25,000 to those needing aid. The Lester Howse Fund is a sub-project of Kakichihiwewin.
Health Care for 10,000 Women and their babies This Project will procure an Ultra sound scan,  which will be used to help midwives in Rural areas of Western Uganda, to detect and diagnose  abnormal presentation among pregnant women. This will help Midwives determine referral process and plan in order to have a safer delivery in a Hospital. The scan machine will be installed in YAWE Foundation mobile clinic bus, where rural women will be reached with diagnostic services right from their local health facilities in rural areas of Western Uganda
Providing A Home For Orphaned Children In Bali Who could they become if they were given a chance? Our Children's Home in Bali, Indonesia is at the heart of why we exist. We take in children who have been orphaned, abandoned and rejected and provide them with a loving home where they feel comfortable and safe enough to be just that - children.  We have over 60 children in our home. Through our valuable supporters and donors, we provide Food, Shelter, Healthcare, Education, Security and, of course a Family.
Build a Computer Classroom for Zanzibar Students This project will build a computer classroom for our school in Zanzibar, providing people often left out of the tourism sector with the ability to learn and develop computer and I.T. skills.  With these skills they can leverage technology and the internet to market, communicate, present, and analyze their own small tourism businesses.  Over 100 students each year will benefit from this project, a majority of them being women and youth, who are often left out of the tourism economy.
Green Course - Developing the Next Generation Green Course is a program for developing the next generation of leadership for environmental organizations and activism in Israel.
Support 100 Thai prisoners and families with HIV Crime frequently occurs against a backdrop of poverty; many prisoners and the families have big needs. Supporting their well being will improve quality of life and give a chance to a better future.
Medicines to 200 terminal cancer patients in India Karunashraya, based in Bangalore, provides free palliative care to terminally ill cancer patients. Through this project you can alleviate pain and suffering due to terminal cancer, to patients being cared for at Karunashraya. 

Most of our patients are from very poor economic background and your contributions will help ease pain and suffering during the last days of their lives.
Emergency Response to Flood Affected Children In this regard Balochistan Boy Scouts Association planned to establish three child friendly spaces for affected children at three union councils of Gwadar namely Gwadar Central City, Surbandar,pasni
HELP US TO BUILD FUTURE OF HIV/AIDS KIDS IN INDIA DESIRE Society is a non-profit voluntary organization registered in year 2005 under Andhra Pradesh Societies Registration Act, 2001 in Hyderabad. The organization is functioning with an objective of health development and well-being of children infected and affected with HIV and AIDS in India by having presence in Hyderabad, Bangalore, Mumbai, Vizag. and Gurgaon (Delhi NCR).  Main focus of the organization is to provide institutional care homes for the children abandoned and orphaned by HIV/AIDS
Restore more than 200 Marriages! Marriages and families are the foundation of society. When they are healthy, so too is a community. Marriage Team equips struggling couples with the tools they need to succeed in healing their relationship and building their community. We do this with a grassroots effort of training mentor couples to coach them in their relationship. The results are an average of a 201% improvement among couples who were once devitalized but are now thriving! When marriages are healed, so are communities!
Ecuador Earthquake Relief Fund A 7.8 earthquake has caused significant damage along the central coast of Ecuador. More than 550 people were killed and thousands have been displaced, as numerous homes, buildings, and roads were damaged or destroyed. Survivors need access to emergency supplies like food, water, and medicine in addition to longer-term recovery assistance.  All donations to this fund will exclusively support locally driven relief and recovery efforts from this disaster.
Engaging Young People with the Mountains At a time when there is more environmental disconnect than ever, Wollangarra's aim to make small but vital steps to a healthier environment, stronger communities, and happier young people has never been more important. Our programs, accessible to all young people, offer the opportunity to get amongst the mountains, to live simply, and to see environmental issues as exciting and demanding challenges to the way we live, rather than as depressing and negative threats to our future.
Textbooks for 851 primary school children in Haiti In rural Haiti, where families earn approximately $2 per day, students have to buy their school textbooks that cost as much as a month's income. Vision for Haiti will provide text books for 851 students in grades 1 to 6  in the remote village of Meyer. By supplying the textbooks, children will have access to improved education and the possibility of improving their overall family situation as they learn. Every student  will receive their texbooks
Economically empower women in rural Uganda This project will assist 30+ Ugandan women to start-up and run Karacel Bakery & Training Center in Northern Uganda. Karacel Bakery & Training Center is women owned and operated business that was founded to give young women the opportunity for meaningful employment, personal growth, and professional development. It also benefits the local community by offering business training and access to nutritious breads made with soya flour that are high in protein and otherwise unavailable on the market.
Improve learning for 100,000 kids in rural India! In 2013, The Teacher Foundation will extend its successful teacher and school leader training programme to another 250 teachers and 50 Heads in Yadgiri District, Karnataka, one of the educationally most backward districts in India where learning levels are extremely low. The benefit of the programme will reach 100,000 underprivileged school children.
Protect and empower Nigerian street kids Fair Life Africa provides a transitional home, and offers an academic year rehabilitation programme for 12 boys (5-17yrs) to receive respite from the streets of Lagos and care in a child-friendly environment.  The children will receive counselling, education and empowerment.  Reconciliation will be sought with their families, and each family will be supported to enable them to have better life chances.  This includes medical, therapeutic, educational, vocational or financial support as needed.
Community Garden for 50 students, College Park GA Our garden mission is to provide a safe and nurturing environment with comprehensive services for Georgia youth and young adults ages 6-20 who are underserved . We want to help teens who have no other placement or family resources to transition successfully into independence and self-sufficiency.
Women's empowerment and recycling in Mexico The MITZ Foundation emerged to face the strong social lag and high rates of gender violence in Mexico through the empowerment of women who transform waste into artisanal products
SURVIVAL IN LIFE DUE TO COVID Project will support for the family and migrant who lost thier work because covid panademic and struglling for survival in life near and around the land of Buddha because of lost the work and difficult to feed their family specially for the family whose children are attending in the school and the migrant who return after lost their work because of covid panademic and lockdown. Its became risky for the children who may dropout in the school because of family circumstances.
Schooling for Vulnerable Children Impacted by HIV The West African Aids Foundation supports a number of vulnerable children that have had their lives impacted by HIV and AIDS.  These children are primarily in the Greater Accra & Upper West Regions of Ghana.  They are either HIV positive themselves or have lost one or more parents to AIDS.
Tutoring and Mentoring program This program is for students in Kindergarten through 12th Grade.  We will be helping kids in the Riverview Kansas/South Memphis area.  This program will have a direct impact that will provide a fun and safe place for elementary to high school students before and after school, provide positive interaction with caring, respectable adult role models, encourage and develop life skills,having respect for others, positive social interaction, and engage youth in positive, potential life-long pursuits.
Youth Cultural Center The project will renovate Sumy Youth Cultural Center, providing free cultural and sports activities for children and adults. More than 200 people will be able to visit free sports clubs, English course, DIY clubs. The unique parachute tower will be restored in terms of the project. Youth Cultural Center will be a field for school contests, active and artistic youth development.
Provide Clean Water for a School in Gilgil, Kenya This project will provide the Morop Mixed Day Secondary School with a new 10,000 liter water tank that will supply clean and safe water to the children and the surrounding community.  This will increase the retention of students in school.  Having clean water reduces student absence due to infection from water borne diseases.  With clean water, the school can implement a tree planting program as well as kitchen gardens which can augment the lunch program.
#GivetoGOAL this Holiday Season Help GOAL continue it's lifesaving work, this #GivingTuesday and throughout the holiday season. Be sure to help spread the word!
Stand with poor aged people in kenya. The project is one of its own kind in Western Kenya , Nyanza and Homabay county. The project addresses the issue of seclussion of the elderly and abandonment after being abandoned by villagers or distant relatives after loosing their next of kins .Most of the elderly are being affected or infected by HIV/AIDS as they take care of orphans as they awaits death. We therefore work to increase the number of elderly living a life like human beings with dignity and respect in the society.
Educate 200 HIV positive orphans in Rarieda,Kenya. Youth-led community support initiative to empower 200 HIV positive orphans to reduce acute malnutrition, lack of medical services and school drop out cases by providing upgraded goats, medical care and school materials to increase their dignity, health and life potentials in rural Rarieda, Kenya.