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Education for the underprivileged in Mombasa slums This project is feeding and educating over 300 children who are either orphan or from a humble background in one of the slums in Mombasa Kenya. This project  is situated in one of the slum areas in Mombasa where poverty and unemployment  rates are 70% and 80% respectively. For many children in slums, obtaining an education is an elusive goal. This project creates an environment to learn. Once educated, the child will find value and meaning in life, in a form of employment or entrepreneurship.
Changing lives in the village of Fiarenana Zahana, a rural development NGO, has been approached by a new village (pop. 283) for help with malaria prevention, revitalizing a nursery, introducing new crops and getting safe drinking water.
Ongoing AfterSchool Tutoring for 70 orphans in BIH This project will provide ongoing after school tutoring, personal development and extracurricular activities to 70 orphans and youth-at-risk to improve their grades, develop hobbies and interests to improve their life choices that enable them to maximize their personal potential; therefore, moving them from predicament and poverty towards stability and self-sufficiency.
Healthy Periods Initiative - improving health Just imagine attending school without toilets or drinking water. Imagine attending a school with a single latrine for all the students, or that the latrine is smelly, with no toilet paper and the door no longer closes. Just imagine attending one of these schools when you have your period.   The Healthy Period Initiative aims to address inequality and health challenges associated with menstrual health while providing a valuable social enterprise for WGEG clients.
Model School in Sundarban Sabuj Sangha intended to ensure quality education of the underprivileged children in Sundarbans; .  The school is affiliated by the Government of West Bengal, but un-aided. Total 187 children are presently reading in pre-primary to upper primary classes up to class VIII and the students are taught by 13 teachers (male 8, female 5) . Proper teacher pupil ratio (1:25), Use of TLMs is aiming at creation of a positive fun that is imperative of modern scientific approach of joyful learning.
Born equal 1325 HIV-ve girls, Bulawayo Zimbabwe The future of the world lies with healthy reproductive of women and girls yet they are fast perishing due poverty and HIV. Educated women and girls have power to make informed decision and participate in developmental activities. educating girls is removing poverty in community. supporting PMTCT is reducing mortality and morbidity saving mother and child. We are strengthening the capacity of women through skills and survival training so they can depend on themselves.
Antibiotics & Clean Water For Children In Need MAP International is working to provide children around the world are in need, with medicines and clean drinking water. For many, common fever reducers and pain relievers such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen are out of reach, causing prolonged illness and suffering. The need for clean water in the developing world frequently causes children to suffer from severe stomach-aches and diarrhea, further jeopardizing their health. Please join MAP International in creating real hope and lasting change.
Sanjeevan, India - Compassionate Palliative Care In India, 5.4 million are in need of palliative care annually. Palliative service coverage is only 2%.  Sanjeevan ( 'giving life') is a comprehensive system of community-based palliative care based on a deeper search for the true meaning of life. Its integral approach involves the body, surroundings, emotions and  mind of the patient to help connect to the innermost self. The experience transforms both the cared and the carer.  Sanjeevan is also creating compassionate communities, along the way.
Support the Families Affected by Semeru Eruption This project will support the families affected by the Semeru eruption in East Java, Indonesia, by providing basic needs as they have to flee their homes. The basic needs that we will distribute through our partner KUN Humanity System include: 1. Fresh foods 2. Clean water 3. Shelter equipment (mattresses, tents, blankets, etc.) 4. Solar lamp 5. Sanitary equipment 6. Mask 7. Special need for babies and nursing mothers 8. Medical support 9. Psychosocial support
Building Capacity With Newcomers Refugees with low literacy in their native languages face unique challenges when they try to establish households and livelihoods in their new country.  Our building capacity initiative expands programming in English language instruction to include classes in citizenship preparation, financial literacy, pre-GED preparation, and urban agriculture in order to link language learning with practical skill-building that promotes educational and economic advancement.
Ventura County Community Disaster Relief Fund The Ventura County Community Disaster Relief Fund was created in December 2017 to address the mid- to long-term needs of Ventura County to recover and rebuild from the devastating fires that have struck our community.
Teacher Development Program To assist the Ethiopian government by assigning American volunteer teachers to train primary school teachers through the International Foundation for Education and Self-Help (IFESH).
Life skill training of 350 girls in Madurai slums The project will develop and enhance life skills of 100 poor girls in slum areas of madurai  by creating opportunities for improving status of health and, education. 200 more will be reached and motivated by fairs, discussions and other events. 5 Girls' resource centers will provide safe spaces to provide training in skills and help them organize to become change agents. Mobile library, workshops, educational visits and health camps will lead to their capacity building
Training for 70 teachers 70 teachers and 70 youths in the poorest rural areas of Burma/Myanmar will receive Teacher & English training who otherwise would not have access to such training. The training will enable 70 students improve their English proficiency, critical thinking and problem solving skills, and leadership qualities which are important for them to prepare themselves for the future and to succeed while 70 teachers will deliver improved quality teaching services to 2000+ students every year.
$1000 to give 10 women microloans in Kisumu, Kenya Women in Kanyawegi village work hard operating small scale businesses selling vegetables, cereals fabric, potato chips and household goods to support their families. Through table banking, the women access microloans of $10 to $50 to operate their businesses with the profits mainly used to pay school fees for their children, feed their families and pay for healthcare. Maendeleo hub empowers grassroots women economically by providing training and mentoring in small enterprise management
Leadership Training for Girls In our society, men or boys are more privileged that  women or girls. Even the both sex go together at school but the final word always comes from boys. So this project deals with the promotion of gender equity, where 60 girls aged from 14 to 19 years will learn about the leadership and entrepreneurship skills for one year for the benefit of their communities, because at the end of the training, they should elaborate a project with the girls of their different communities.
Feed the 500 Hungry Children in South Sudan The  project objective is to contribute to household food security and reduce the risk of hunger by providing food assistance and to children affected by famine. Three years of conflict, climate shock and a collapsing economy in South Sudan have placed 8 million people in need of humanitarian assistance  - over half of them children. Now 3.4 million people have been forced to flee their homes With farmers unable to plant crops amidst the violence, This project will help the children from hunger
Empower Burmese Migrant Women this holiday season! WEDA is seeking to expand its effectiveness and capacity in empowering local Burmese migrant women through a comprehensive project.  The overall objective remains the same that is to raise awareness and to promote the rights of Burmese migrants women in Phang Nga Province in a proactive and sustainable manner.
Justice After 40 years of Oil Contamination! Finally the Quechua people of the Pastaza River in Peru have received national attention to the environmental and social devastation caused by 40 years of oil activity.  Congress has just announced the results of recently conducted environmental tests in the area, signalling unprecedented levels of contamination that in some areas exceed 222-382 national water quality standards! The Quechua now require legal representation to demand health care, environmental clean-up and fair compensation.
Help Youth Volunteers Find New HIV Cases for Less One Tent Health partners with local grocery and convenience stores in Washington, DC's highest-risk neighborhoods.  We provide free pop-up HIV screening through a canvas tent, screening kits, and passionate student volunteers who deliver HIV screening and PrEP navigation to low-income, under-served communities at one-third the national average cost.   We empower young people to get actively involved in their communities, both through the volunteer program and by hiring young innovators.
helping the flood-hit poor people This project is targeting poor flood-affected households in rural South China by providing food (rice & edible oil) and daily necessities (towel, soap, brushtooth, etc )to help them get though the hard time after disaster.
National Park Needs ATV to Protect Amur Tigers Poaching is a major threat to survival of 450 Amur tiger left in the wild. To recover tiger and prey populations the project presupposes strengthening anti-poaching efforts and habitat protection in Zov Tigra National Park, one of the core tiger sites in the Russian Far East. Given the declining trend in Amur tiger numbers during the recent years, we chose the protected area as a base for population recovery and intend to take urgent measures to improve tiger protection there.
Solar Powered Lights for Off-Grid Poor Families We will purchase at volume and distribute to our small self-help groups on credit ultra-affordable study and work solar lanterns that will provide 4 hours bright light on a full day's charge using highly efficient light-emitting diodes.  Our lantern provides focused light that can be oriented in any direction, making it ideal for studying or working. The solar panel is conveniently integrated into the lamp to make solar charging simple and easy. We will target 1,500 initial beneficiaries.
Give The Gift of Sight To 312 Poor Blind Woman Pakistan is a male dominated society where women have last call on family resources. Their healthcare needs have lesser priority and as 2/3rds of the population lives around the poverty line there is never any money to get them treated. Conscious of this LRBT has in its 28 years of operations focused especially on female blindness treating 13 million women which has significantly reduced the extent of female blindness. Still there are approx. 9.6 million poor blind/visually impaired women.
Help Feed 120 Orphans in Matopeni Village Nairobi One mid day meal at school is a God send for them and hard pressed parents and guardians. Food will help us get the children off the streets and the quarry and into school to learn.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Camila, America, and Samuel 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.
We are not s Priority to society, we are Invisible An estimated 1.5 million children live on the streets of Pakistan, according to various numbers from government surveys and private organisation. Extreme poverty, broken families and physical or sexual abuse are all factors that force many children and young people on to the streets. There is no social security system in place. Particularly in Pakistan's large cities, the number of children living or working in the streets is increasing dramatically.
Coronavirus Relief Fund The COVID-19 pandemic is one of the worst health and economic crises in modern history and it continues to require the best of humanity to overcome. Your donation to this fund will help stop the spread of the virus, including the highly contagious Omicron variant, to protect us all.
School2Skill Mobile App Mobile Smart Phone Revolution in Africa is drifting students from learning and acquiring problem solving skills to sharing pictures "selfies" in social media. You can provide 1million Nigerian Youths and many more African students by 2017 a mix of knowledge sharing and social experience app thereby helping students to acquire problem solving skills in ICT trainings, leadership development, career guidance among other life skills that are completely absent in the traditional school curriculum.
Empower rural Nigerian children with ICT This project will combat the high rate of school-drop out, child labour and youth violence in rural Nigerian communities by providing expanded learning opportunities to school-age children living in poverty and disadvantage. Through informal learning activities, MIND Foundation provides access to ICT education, leadership development and vocational skills training to enable rural children gain knowledge, skills and self-confidence to excel in life.
University scholarships to indigenous youth of Mex The scholarship of the organization seeks to facilitate the process of social and economic inclusion of indigenous youth from marginalized and poverty-stricken areas in Mexico through the Integral Training Model, where they will be strengthened and acquire knowledge, skills, competencies and skills in a study experience in the city of Monterrey.
Sing and learn from home We will bring the best of our school of singing and music, to the screen of the computer or mobile, in a friendly and fun format with educational and cultural products with content that gives joy and motivation to awaken creativity. We are convinced that filling homes with music is a current way contributing the optimism and hope of the families we can reach.
Bella's Memorial fund 2015 we were notified of Bella, an owner surrender to be euthanized due to an an ACL tear.  We rescued her and during her ACL surgery cancer was found.  During a following procedure Bella lost her battle.  There was something about her way, her sweet face. How her foster sib would lay diligently beside her. The amazing care her foster Father gave her. So moving. We see many Boxers come in with cancer. Quick treatment allows them to live out a happy life in a forever home.
Build Healthy Futures: Support Health in Schools Too many young people, especially those living in poverty, lack access to the health services they need to thrive. If students are sick, can't see the teacher, or are being bullied, they can't focus on doing their best.  School-based health care transforms how kids get health care by preventing health problems, finding them early, and treating them quickly - all in the school building.  This is the best way to give kids the quality health care and bright futures they deserve.
Provide SAFE Delivery for Rural Mothers Obstructed labor is a direct cause of Bangladesh's high maternal and neonatal mortality rates. In rural areas, over 90% of women give birth at home, at the hands of untrained birth attendants. HOPE aims to give women with high risk pregnancies, safe delivery to save their and their children's lives.
AIDS Vaccine Research in Kenya 23 years have passed since AIDS was first diagnosed, and with 14,000 new HIV infections every day, we must speed the search for an AIDS vaccine - the world's best hope to stop the spread of HIV/AIDS
Empower 41 communities to restore their ecosystems Restoring ecosystems creates a world of abundance and provides humanity with hope for a better future. Ecosystem Restoration Camps (ERC) is a global, grassroots movement that is restoring degraded ecosystems globally. Our 41 Ecosystem Restoration Projects (we call them Camps) have already planted 1,225,000 trees in our first 3 years and are currently restoring 4,392 Ha. Our big goal is to have one million people come together by 2030 and restore degraded ecosystems in 100 Camps around the world.
COVID-19 Emergency Response in Dzaleka Camp This project will directly benefit 400 refugee women, girls and gender non-conforming groups (Trans people) at high risk of COVID-19 in Dzaleka Camp including elderly persons, single mothers, women and girls living with disabilities and women with chronic conditions. They will be educated about COVID-19 and the best way to protect themselves and their family from disease. They will also be provided emergency food provisions and hygiene kits to help them get through the Coronavirus pandemic.
Stop drownings in EU-Educate & save a child's life Safe Water Sports plans to gift/donate five educational kit bags to schools in five European countries in order to educate children on how to stay safe in the water and sea. Safe Water Sports is a non-profit organisation founded in 2015 with an interest in (among others) providing information and raising awareness on safety issues in the water, in the sea and in water-related sports and recreational activities.
Sustainable Empowerment Breaking Gender Roles Her Farm Films is a women's empowerment program that is breaking all gender roles and providing real, sustainable incomes for independence.   Real empowerment means an income that enables a woman to support herself and not live a life of dependency on a male member of the family. Unless and until a woman can achieve the level of income she has not been empowered, she's been further enslaved. Small incomes go to the male members of the household and the woman simply has more work to do.
Help Provide Clean Water to Corail Lamothe, Haiti The South Central Florida Professional Chapter of EWB-USA is partnering with HERO (Health Education Relief Organization) to help provide clean, potable water to the village of Corail Lamothe in Haiti.
Provide Sanitary Pads to Women and Girls in Uganda Our Healthy Periods Initiative (HPI) aims to address the many obstacles faced by young girls in northern Uganda with regards to menstrual health. We manufacture sanitary pads which are distributed to school girls, refugees, and throughout the community. Our program hopes to mitigate the challenges of proper hygiene, access to information, and negative stigma while providing employment opportunities to young single mothers through our small social enterprise.
Provide Empowering Care Packs for Women & Girls GOOD TO BE GOOD, a grassroots non-profit org, will provide Empowerment Care Packs (ECP) to diverse women, girls, and gender-diverse folks, particularly Black, Indigenous, People of Colour, who have experienced gender-based violence, structural poverty and marginalization. Each ECP includes nutritious food boxes, emergency cash assistance, gift cards, menstrual and personal aid, household products, a note of positive affirmation, community-based resources, and additional referrals.
Child care to 10 Orphans and vulnerables in Uganda This project will provide child care support to 10 orphans and vulnerable children in Namulesa Village in Uganda through Providing educational support and meals to affected by HIV/AIDS epidemic
Gift 40 babies with the best start in life The first six weeks after birth are the most critical. You can help save lives by giving a new mother the essential things like a bassinet, cloth diapers, blankets, a container for clean water, and soap. Your gift also provides regular visits from our midwife and social services. Our tuk-tuks are also available to take our women and babies to medical facilities (ambulance services are very limited in Cambodia).
Empower Women to Earn Computer Science Degrees WSOS provides young women with the exposure, incentive and guidance to enter and succeed in STEM fields. This project supports young women pursuing degrees in computer science in Washington state.
Support South Asian Immigrant Rights Immigrants and refugees--especially South Asians and those perceived as Muslims--are under attack.  For the past 26 years, we have been supporting crucial services to South Asian immigrants, from immigration and citizenship assistance,  literacy, workforce, seniors and social services.  We have been hosting Know Your Rights workshops and citizenship workshops, because there has been an increase in the need since January 2017.  Help us support and serve our South Asian immigrant community!
Educate a visually challenged child for one year Indian Association for the Blind (IAB) is a non-profit organisation started in 1985 by visually challenged activist, Late.Mr.S.M.A.Jinnah.We provide education,food and accommodation facilities to the visually challenged from rural areas. Every year, around 130 children will be benefited.Four lakh blind children out of the fourteen lakh are from India, out of which only 5 percentage of them receive the right to education.IAB aims to make visually challenged lead lives of dignity and self-reliance
Help Build Outdoor Aviaries for 100 Parrots in NJ This project calls for building several outdoor aviaries for the 100+ parrots, cockatoos, macaws, and other psittacines cared for at Under My Wing Avian Refuge in Wantage, NJ. The aviaries will be built on our 10-acre wooded property, close to the birds' indoor quarters. They will allow the birds to spend time in the fresh air and sunshine, and enjoy some free flight. Also, both the indoor and outdoor aviaries will be used for hands-on avian educational community programs for adults and youth.
Help 50 HIV children to go to school in Uganda childline Uganda is helping  HIV/AIDS positive children in Mityana Uganda.  This project will help in providing school dues and basic needs to 50 HIV/AIDS positive children in Mityana Uganda in order to improve their well-being and also to provide income generating activities to their households such that they can buy for themselves in the future. They also need transport to help them go to the hospital and get treatment since they move long distance to the hospital which reduces their life.
Rescue a Malnourished Child in Guatemala Chronic malnutrition is the single biggest contributor to the deaths of children under 5 in Guatemala.   49.8% of Guatemalan children under 5 suffer from chronic malnutrition. Casa Jackson Center for Malnourished Infants provides in-house and out-patient care to hundreds of infants and young children each year, as well as family nutrition education and community outreach efforts.  Guatemala has the first place in Latin America and the sixth in the world in child malnutrition.
Distributing Antibiotics within COVID Guidelines After eight months of Covid-19 restrictions, Orbis has recommenced sight-saving activities in Ethiopia. Trachoma is a bacterial infection of the eye which can cause irreversible blindness. Unfortunately trachoma affects many people in impoverished regions of Ethiopia. However, there is an antibiotic, costing just 12 cent, that treats and prevents the disease. Orbis aims to distribute the antibiotic to 150,000 people in the Dita and Oyida regions of Southern Ethiopia before the end of this year.
Off the Streets and Back in School to Stay in Rio Artistic activities, psychological support, reintegration with families & school for 100 street kids & at-risk youth, with the aim of partcipating in the construction of a world more fair & democratic
GlobalGiving Forward Fund Your gift to the GlobalGiving Forward Fund helps ensure communities are in the driver's seat of change. At GlobalGiving, we work to create a future where giving to community-led causes anywhere in the world is easy, safe, and rewarding. A future where community leaders have access to the tools, training, and resources they need to implement their great ideas.