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Help our school rise again after the pandemic Malnutrition, and poverty, and now Covid-19, have devastated Burundi, but Murakaza School, is a beacon of hope, as it feeds and educates 320 children from the poorest communities. The school is trying to continue, because it knows that without it, many of the children would be on the streets begging.  Help us to put the school back on a secure footing, so it can continue to support them .
Yearbooks for 100 Orphans in Zakarpattia, Ukraine Last Spring we assisted a Texas family who adopted a 15-year-old girl. All of her worldly possessions fit in her arms which included no more than 10 photos. Shade for Children will combine candid photos and professional portraits to create Yearbooks and prints for up to 100 orphans/children deprived of parental care in orphanages in the Transcarpathian Region of Western Ukraine. Composition of existing photos is already underway and with this funding, will be completed by the end next summer.
12 Days of Christmas: Wheelchair Edition 2020 The 12 Days of Christmas fundraising campaign seeks to highlight and fully-fund 12 wheelchairs for 12 beneficiaries over the Christmas period. Give the best Christmas gift of all, the Gift of Movement.
Support Refugee and Local Women's Resilience Women, especially poors and refugees, have been impacted by spread of COVID-19 severely. They are more likely to be working in the informal labor market, and will more likely to be left without social protection as a result of economic recession or shutdown. This project will support initiatives of refugee and local women to overcome the negative impacts of COVID-19 and to build their resilience against the aftershocks by solidarity and self-support groups and joint economic initiatives.
Care and Support for 20 Children Infected with HIV HEALTH FOR ALL would take up care and support activities for 20 Children infected with HIV/AIDS through timely providing nutritious supplements, Linking them to ART centers run by the government.
Support food aid to 3000 refugees in Cameroon Key Farmers Cameroon plans to build a modern cassava production, processing and transformation Centre in Kumba and help provide free vocational training to 10 women groups (300 female headed households) who hail from impoverished communities so they can follow up a food distributing project and also provide free meals to 3000 refugees, orphans, covid-19 victims and internally displaced persons (IDPs) traumatized by the anglophone crisis.
Prevent Cancer for Women in Quang Ninh, Vietnam 500,000 women get cervical cancer per year. The vast majority are in poor countries. This disease is preventable! A low-tech method to screen and treat pre-cancer exists (See and Treat) that gives women the dignity to avoid a long, painful death! We teach local clinicians in Quang Ninh, Vietnam to visually inspect the cervix with vinegar in order to diagnose precancerous lesions. We can freeze off lesions with cryotherapy. We donate equipment and ongoing money to sustain these permanent clinics.
Educate 120 Special Needs children from the slums Little Rock is an Inclusive Early Childhood Development Center that provides a great start at growth and learning to disadvantaged and special needs children living in urban slums. We make it possible for children to reach physical, emotional and cognitive development milestones and gain school ready skills.  Our focus is mainly on reaching children who are not reached through ECD services by creating a friendly learning environment. 120 of our current students suffer from a disability.
Change the lives of 100 Mayan Families This project will build 100 cement floors for Mayan families in the highlands of Guatemala who currently live on dirt that seasonally turns to mud. Cement floors quantitatively promote health and education, giving children a better chance to succeed.  80% of indigenous Guatemalans live in poverty, over 20% existing on less than $1/day.
Environmental conservation builds families, India Support poor, rural women farmers in Rajasthan, India in sustainable agriculture and conservation techniques to improve the natural environment and create stable food and water sources.
Bring medical mission to the children of El Pozon For children in the impoverished community of El Pozon, access to healthcare often means parents must face the heartbreaking choice of either traveling long distances to overcrowded clinics or going to work that day to keep food on the table for their families. Conviventia partners with U.S.- based mission teams to bring much needed medical support directly to these destitute people.
Microfinance & Empowerment Programs In Gulu In 2013, Women's Global Empowerment Fund (WGEF) continues to provides microfinance and educational opportunities to women recovering from brutal violence and poverty northern Uganda. Our goal is poverty alleviation, increased human and food security and women's empowerment. Our "credit-plus" model focuses on three areas in addition to economic development: literacy, leadership and health. We have had enormous success addressing the systemic inequities that women face in post-conflict settings.
La Fondita de Jesus en la Comunidad This project will help to stabilize communities in Puerto Rico, after powerful hurricane Maria passed through the island on September, 2017. At least 200 individuals will receive preventive and/or primary medical care; 500 individuals will improve their personal hygiene and will be able to prevent conditions by disinfecting water and surfaces in their homes and outdoor spaces; and at least four (4) communities in San Juan will be organize to achieve their self-sufficiency to look for resources.
Life-changing Orthopaedic Surgery for 100 Children Children with disabilities are severely stigmatized in rural and urban India, especially those children who are born into families which are poor or below the poverty line. When a child develops a disability, it is often seen as a tragic event by the family and community.  Rehabilitation Centres For Children was founded in 1973 to provide comprehensive multidisciplinary treatment for these children. This project will provide free surgery and rehabilitation for 100 children in Kolkata, India.
The Bullis School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Regan, Amiyah, Jalin, and Danae from The Bullis School 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 to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
T.C Williams High School Students Create Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Catherine, Jessica, Delia, Anna, & Jackie from T.C. Williams High School have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Empower Africa-Support 5 Self-help groups in Ghana AAE will support persons living in an impoverished community in Ghana to start micro-enterprises. Participants will be empowered through group learning in technology skills and business training to improve their lives.
Educational project of empowerment on human rights Educational project of empowerment on human rights for the construction of participatory citizenship, through the audiovisual production made by young indigenous workers in San Cristobal de Las Casas, Chiapas.

We trains 20 indigenous youth in the development of audiovisual, where is reflected his life and the lives of their communities, so instructed them on different topics on human rights
Creating digital inclusion through game The pandemic has shown that even though technology is a powerful educational tool, it also widens the inequality gaps in the territories where connectivity or access to technology is limited. For nine months, Tiempo de Juego has put all of its efforts into bringing a high-quality educational offer for thousands of children from vulnerable communities around Colombia. We want to keep providing educational opportunities for children through radio, digital platforms, and social media diffusion
Educate and Hire Former Child Soldiers in Liberia Over 38,000 child soldiers were recruited during the 18 year civil war. Through a rigorous application process, we have chosen the first class consisting of five men, ages 19-38, who are excited and driven to develop skills as working professionals. To support their growth, we are paying their college tuitions as they work to build their dream: a fully functioning copy center in Gardnersville, Liberia, right outside the capital, Monrovia, which in five years time, they will own outright.
Clean Water for Talle Batti, Cambodia Our chapter's goal is to implement a clean water supply for the 3,500 residents of Talle Batti, Cambodia.  The solution will be environmental conscious and sustainable for the villages.
Collegefund for students with Tourette syndrome Disability rights include access to a college education. Students with Tourette syndrome are challenged with equity in opportunity due to the symptoms that impact their basic living, learning, and gainful activity. This project seeks to enhance the educational opportunity for high school graduates by improving enrollment and thus access, to a college education for individuals with the disability Tourette syndrome.
Girls Health Matter For the year 2020, "Girls Health Matter" aims to impact 2,000 vulnerable school girls across selected rural and peri-urban regions in Nigeria by providing reusable sanitary pads sustainable for three years. Also, providing school girls the opportunity of vocational training thus creating actual jobs for local women within the rural and peri-urban communities, schools and hospitals.
Transform Education/Improve Livelihoods in Liberia This project will raise the educational attainment of more than 500 young people by transforming the quality of teaching in Gbarpolu County high schools.  Working with the District Education office, we will:    1) Provide tools, resources & training for teachers and students   2) Integrate technology in learning activities & nurture innovation   3) Embed Financial Literacy as a subject in the curriculum   4) Strengthen safeguarding policies and run peer-led consent workshops in the community
Help 400 Children/Teens with Autism in Venezuela Provide assessment services for 300 children and adolescents with autism and much needed specialized and comprehensive education to 100 students with autism in Venezuela. We aim to develop their skills and abilities to allow them to integrate effectively within their communities. In Venezuela, specialized programs and professionals scarcity combined with hyper-inflation is severely restricting the access to and the provision/operation of non for profit special education/services.
FIGHT HUNGER FIGHT CORONA in INDIA WILL CORONA KILL FIRST OR HUNGER?   For some, CORONA Lockdown may be just WORK FROM HOME, but for many it is STARVE AT HOME.  CORONA MAY NOT YET HAVE MEDICATION, BUT HUNGER HAS A SOLUTION.  Join hands with ISKCON Varanasi and kindly support this cause
Send 300 Ugandan Girls to School In the islands of L. Victoria, vulnerable girls as young as 11 trade their bodies in exchange for fish upon dropping out of school due to lack of basics. This project will withdraw, rehabilitate and return to school 300 girls trapped in sex for fish. It will establish 6 school enterprises managed by the girls to acquire basics in order to keep in school in 4 primary and 2 secondary schools in the islands. It will invite city girls to coach and mentor island girls on teen pregnancy and HIV.
Turning houses into homes We endeavor to provide, those individuals and families who have been adversely affected by life's circumstances, with furniture that they need to build or rebuild their lives. We hope to provide the clients with the basic living furnishings and fittings needed to make their house into a home. This is currently being accomplished with donated furniture however we hope to be able to purchase new modestly priced appointments.
Volunteer Patient Advocacy Fund Human Health Project plans to launch a Peer-Led Patient Advocacy Program in 2019 in Belfast, Northern Ireland and Los Angeles, California with more cities being added from 2020. This campaign will help us fund the costs necessary to launch the program that will help low income and underserved patients take charge of their health with the aid of advocacy by trained volunteer patient advocates. Every donation is generously matched up to $25k by ChildLife Essentials.
Street Child Grants Scheme UNICEF's estimate of 11 million street children in India is considered to be a conservative figure. The Consortium for Street Children supports a number of grassroots projects based in India and is operating a grants scheme to enable these vital projects to give street children a voice and help them realize their rights.
RESTORE HOPE TO 500 UGANDAN ORPHANS  (6-24 YEARS) Eco-Agric Uganda plans to provide education, scholastic materials, improve nutrition and income to 500 orphans and their care givers in remote western Uganda.  The project will provide scholastic materials, pay school fees, give out beans and maize seeds for planting plus chicken to 500 orphans and vulnerable children aged 6-24 years. 300 f the orphans and vulnerable children will be females while 200 will be males
(KKOOM) Early education for Korean orphan toddlers It is well established that children who attend preschool before reaching school age do better in school. In South Korea, children from regular families typically begin attending preschool at age 2. However, due to lack of funding, Korean toddlers living in the social welfare system are unable to attend preschool until they turn 4-years old. Since 2011, KKOOM has provided tuition for 2 and 3-year-old Korean toddlers to attend local preschools. Annual tuition for one child is approx. $4,000 USD.
Roshdieh and Abir's Wedding Charity! The Muslim American Leadership Alliance is committed to individual freedom, diversity, and Muslim American heritage. Every year, MALA presents scholarships to talented young Muslim American students like Laurel Hilbert, a sight-impaired Syrian-American who overcame teen homelessness and became a social advocate before starting college. Roshdieh has been a MALA supporter since its inception and invites her friends and family to support MALA's scholarship program in honor of her wedding!
Memory, Truth and Justice Memory and remembrance can be important tools for communities to reflect upon their collective past so that a cycle of violence can be prevented. This memory project will document, archive and share personal stories of survivors and families of the victims of the armed conflict in Nepal from 1996 - 2006.  Using audio, video, photo and art, the project seeks to preserve and dignify their memories by recording testimonies to compel remembrance, assert the dignity of survivors and prevent denial.
Feed a Family | Covid-19 Response in Indonesia Help us provide food for 300 families in urgent need! We serve and assist poor TB patients, impoverished families, homeless, and those that are overlooked and discriminated against. Many of these people are the hardest hit by the current economic crisis in Indonesia. They now have no income, no savings and no assets. For $20 you can provide 2 weeks' worth of food for one family in urgent need. Help us bring hope to the suffering in this difficult time.
Preventing Malnutrition Among Women and Children BSHG is working, along with 200+ farmers, to ensure that rural Kenyans are self sufficient and able to feed themselves by educating and supporting local farmers on sustainable agricultural methods.
Higher education in Europe: a students' tale! Our world is rapidly digitizing. Higher education, especially in STEM fields, can not leap behind. It must adapt to the needs of future students and graduates. A key aspect of doing so is to give students the opportunity to state their opinions and share their experiences. Your donation contributes to making a  high-impact programme around Digital Literacy in European higher education, run by Board of European Students of Technology (BEST). So join us today in creating a better tomorrow!
Provide one Mechanised Borehole to Bongo Hospital The project is meant to provide one mechanised water supply system to Bongo District Hospital in Upper East Region, Ghana. The hospital is an 85-bed capacity, serving about 134 communities with total population size of 84,545. The hospital has a history of recording frequent water shortages hence the maternity and surgical wards do not get frequent water supply thus resulting in frequent deaths and high rates of referral cases of minor surgical and caesarean operations to the regional hospital.
Give Children a Safer and Happier Childhood The Ludoteca Minga, located in Concon region of Valparaiso, Chile, is a place where children will go every day to participate in supervised play complemented with workshops such as cooking, music, and more. These children live in vulnerable situations that are affected by poverty, violence, problems in their life context and spending time on the streets. Our program creates a space where children know that they are cared for and loved, giving them life skills and values which they need for life.
Moringa for Health and Water Purification Moringa for Health and Water Purification project will provide 500 Community Members from Tharaka Nithi County with 50 Moringa tree each to plant on their farms. Planting these high yield trees will go a long way to address malnutrition and contaminated water in Tharaka Nithi County.
Educate 30000 kids:Pledge at the TCS World 10K Run We are participating this year in the TCS World 10K run in Bangalore on the 27th May 2012. Through this event, we would like to create an awareness on the need for "Better Schooling in Government pre-schools and schools" in India. We would also like to use this opportunity to raise funds for our pre-school program which provides quality pre-school education to over 30,000 children who are 3-6 year old studying in over 1800 centers across Bangalore..
We appeal to donate generously to this cause.
Shield the elderly from loneliness and isolation Covid-19 has hit the Halstead Day Centre hard.  The work of this much valued centre, which supports its members to enjoy Independent Living, is being frustrated by current restrictions of the pandemic. The number attending is now limited to 6, whilst the day to day running costs that ordinarily provide facilities for 20 members, remain much the same. Our aim is for the Centre to maintain the excellent service that it provides to the elderly people of Halstead and the surrounding villages.
Help Our Orphanage with Operational Cost Our Orphanage called Dormaa Children's home in Ghana has been commissioned. Currently, we have four Kids in our care. We take care of their feeding, shelter, healthcare, education and recreational needs. We do not have big-time donors for the orphanage. We rely on the goodwill of small donors to take care of the orphans in the home. We do not charge the children or parents for the services we provide for them. We have monthly budget of $800/month. We are the last hope of these children.
The Truth about Tibet: Hear Their Stories Give Tibetans opportunities to tell the world their personal experiences of torture, imprisonment and cultural repression under Chinese rule. Help build awareness to end current atrocities in Tibet.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, James, Matt, David, Thorri, Julia, and Aleyna have been working with LI to help create & publicize human rights campaigns for various rights issues in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to connect with local nonprofits in Bauchi to research, document, and advocate for various human rights issues within the area.
Provide Meals for 35 Children in Rural Cambodia REDA Orphanage is home to 35 children in rural Svay Rieng, Cambodia.  By partnering financially with REDA, you can provide food, school and hygiene supplies, and access to education for these children.  REDA is a multi-faceted community development organization that supports families living in poverty.
Emancipatation  Weeping Girls from Sexual Abuse Close on the heels of reports that India accounts for half of the world's 30 million slaves, comes further reports which state that Delhi has become a "hub" for the Indian human trafficking trade.  This funds will support the project release, resettlement of girls, victims of human trafficking sold for forced prostitution in Delhi.     We need your assistance in the subject please donate us so start the this human care action.
Send 200 under- served kids to school in Banglore We send underprivileged first generation literate children to school. Their parents are uneducated and unskilled laborers,unable to pay the children's annual school fees. So the children drop out of school and pick up anti-social behavior. We support these children by paying for their complete education. Our after school program ensures that every child gets quality health care (vaccines,check ups), snacks, special meals, vocational training. We also celebrate their special moments and birthdays
Build 5 homes for 26 vulnerable children in Rwanda Shelter Them Batarure provides homes to vulnerable and underprivileged children in Rwanda, by making sure that they are integrated in an environment where their basic growth and development needs are met. We also give their families the tools and resources they need for these children to have a bright, independent and sustainable future. Your donation goes towards building homes next to an Early Childhood Development Center where kids under age 6 receive a fair start to a quality education.
Clear Eyes and Jobs for Women in Rural Bangladesh Women-run vision centres benefit the community in many ways. Training women to run these centres gives them on-the-job skills, independence and confidence. Bringing women-run vision centres to the doorsteps of female living in rural Bangladesh encourage these local women to have their eyes checked and treated. With healthy eyes and clear vision, they can then study or work better, take care of their families better and enjoy the beauty of life to the fullest.
Protect 15 families from earthquakes in Indonesia This project will provide 15 families in Cekal Village, in the Aceh Province of Indonesia, with engineering guidance so they can rebuild safe, earthquake-resistant homes. We will also train local builders, engineers and government officials to promote wide acceptance of safe building techniques.
Give Hope & Resilience To Youth In Kenya Due to the prevailing pandemic, our youth centre remains closed, however, It is important we ensure the youth are not idle and remain positively engaged during these times of uncertainty brought by Covid-19. We have taken up remote learning doing zoom classes every day of the week. Our youth, who largely come from less privileged backgrounds are at risk and from engaging them other challenges have arisen hence we are now offering psychosocial support and food packages beyond remote learning.
Fight COVID-19 and its consequences in Nepal Nepal, is now listed among the high risk countries for recent outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic by WHO. The poor people here in Nepal are suffering to get their daily meal and proper health care after the government announced lockdown a week before which may extend for many days. We are intending to provide daily needs to the poor and needy people (homeless, daily labors, childrens, etc)  including foods, soaps, sanitizer, masks, etc to ensure every person is being protected over this period.