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Public Health in Fiji Our goal is to strengthen the health system by supporting local communities with preventative health measures in Dawasamu, Fiji.  Our collaborative project assists community members with public health, where community health practitioners like District Nurses have access to mentorship programs. The mentoring scheme helps community nurses develop their full potential and promote health and well-being best practices such as promoting value-based nutrition and offer training in CPR.
Children's Respite Home & Outreach Project, Haiti Our Children's Respite Home cares for some of Haiti's most at risk and vulnerable children. It is a centre that provides support to children with physical and mental special needs.
Help educate 650 vulnerable children in Uganda Your support will help improve access to education for orphaned and vulnerable children in the Kayunga District in Uganda.  Government sponsored education is free, but school uniforms and supplies are required.  Global Backpack Project aims to deliver backpacks, school supplies, uniforms and shoes to 650 orphaned and vulnerable children attending or hoping to attend the Bwetyaaba Primary School.  Research has shown that education is the single most effective way to escape the cycle of poverty.
1m meals for excluded women & children in Covid-19 We are distributing essential medicines, millions of meals, school supplies and coordinating vaccination, oxygen and hospital referrals for children and women in red light areas, refugee camps and migrant slums hit by Covid-19 in India. They have lost access to food as Covid has taken life and livelihoods. Children sent back from school are in small rooms with no windows. Food and fresh air are a luxury let alone wi-fi and computers for online education. We are giving children computers too
Hope for forgotten older people in Haiti Age UK and partners are helping older people to rebuild their lives with dignity in the aftermath of the Haiti earthquake:providing food, care home staff, washing facilities and wellbeing kits.
Hearing Care for Needy Children Children who cannot hear or have partial hearing loss find school extremely difficult and it is nearly impossible for them to be successful.  This project, in cooperation with Educational Service District Audiology Programs, provides hearing care to children who show signs of poor hearing and have no resources for hearing care.  Children whose families are on free or reduced-price lunch programs complete a simple application to apply for KEX Kids Fund support.
School fees for 500 Djugu Displaced Children We have 500 displaced children who do not attend school. The money granted by the donor will help to pay school fees for these children. These children fled the ethnic conflict from Djugu territory between Hem and Lendu since February 2018.   - They are in Bunia and don't have any assistance as their parents lost all they had during the conflict: gardens, livestock and all properties. They need good will people to continue with their studies.
Thirsty for Change? Art and Water Unite Youth This project will train Youth as environmental leaders of conservation efforts in the Pico Bonito National Park, ensuring access to clean drinking water by building cohesion among rival communities.
A day just for them Sharing HAPPINESS with sick, hospitalized, palliative or distressed children ... that's what our reason is every day! We offer them all kinds of activities (sports cars, planes, helicopters, motorcycles, bicycles, agricultural tractors etc) which will make them forget the time of a day the hospital world This little film made in 2018 to show that hundreds of people can mobilize for an extraordinary day, a day just for them
Clothes and Counseling for 6,000 Survivors Project will distribute clothes and food and provide counseling to victims of the tsunami.
Enhance Lives of Ugandan disadvantaged Children This project provides humanitarian aid and education to Ugandan disadvantaged children. They are also trained in music and dance. With healing and artistic skills acquired, they become artists and leaders
Reduce Children's Malnutrition by Supplying Food We will provide nutritious food to 900 malnourished children by providing them with food as well as teaching their parents to grow and raise food in their homes in a cheap and sustainable manner and in so doing improve the lives of children of poor families who otherwise would grow as stunted individuals.
Help children with disabilities play baseball At the Healy Foundation we believe in including everyone with disabilities in playing sports. It is important to provide spaces properly adapted to the needs of children with disabilities so that they can benefit physically and emotionally from playing baseball. Our purpose at this time is to provide lighting at one baseball field to enable training and games in the evenings, as in Hermosillo, Mexico, the maximum temperature of 50C (122F) can cause health problems.
Educate and Nourish 100 Dominican Children The Abba's House Children's Center educational and feeding project will provide  educational materials, teaching, and meals for 100-150 children living in Cienfuegos, Dominican Republic who are traumatized by homelessness, abandonment, and/or extreme poverty. Items needed include children and teacher furniture, bulletin boards, computers, printers, books, white boards, art supplies, maps, rulers, calculators, and funds to provide two meals per day, five days per week, per child.
Herbal medicine for isolated Indian village Isolated residents of India's forests have no access to health care. Receiving training in the preparation of herbal remedies will improve their health and create an income-generating activity.
Changing Lives with Birds of Prey Provide sponsorship for Earth Conservation Corps youth to lead raptor education programs for local school children as well as fund construction of new aviaries for two non-releasable Bald Eagles.
Empowering 300 Women/Youth in South Sudan The Hope Society (HS) aims to train talented youth and women to enable them advocate for peace in the society and also make their voices heard. The training will provide the beneficiaries needed skills and materials. The project will be implemented in three (3) locations which are Juba, Wau and Malakal respectively. In order to equip 150 youth and 150 women in these areas with materials and skills.
Help A Child Get Back to School The Ngao Foundation knew very little about COVID-19 but now we know that it is going to be with us for a long time. It has come with unintended consequences as so many children still remain at home roaming streets even after school reopening.  As children stay longer out of school, we are witnessing a greater risk that the poorest among them have never returned to school. We are experiencing increased cases of violence, child labor, and child marriage, and their mental wellbeing.
Handbooks for Parents after a Prenatal Diagnosis Every parent hopes the arrival of a healthy baby. When you are told that there is something wrong with your baby, your hope has been suddenly taken away from you. You may experience a wide range of conflicting feelings. You may be lost in what you need to decide and even think. We would like to publish handbooks to support Japanese parents and people surrounding them after prenatal diagnosis. We aim to help them gain the information, advice and support they may require.
Provide housing to 298 flood victims in India Severe flooding in 2009 displaced numerous coastal communities in South Eastern India. To help them, this project aims to provide strong flood resistant housing to families living in two coastal villages.
Help to tackle early school failure In France, studies have shown that 20% of the children can't read well enough at the age of 8, explaining their school failure on the long run. Agir pour l'ecole's approach is based on scientific methods and digital apps to help and improve the way children who are experiencing difficulties learn during school time. Incredibly positive results have been scientifically measured and now,you can help the project to scale up !
Help donate to Winnie to produce her video music. Winnie is a very motivated disabled young girl,who trained with us at UYSTO in fashion and designing,but within her, she also has skills like, singing and writing children reading materials. In spite of all the mentioned Winnie's strengths above,she is not having money to start up her desired dreams,of starting a boutique, money for printing her reading story materials and platform where to present her music. She will use the donations to produce music, to start her initiatives of her dreams.
Isiviko: Feminist Political Education and Action In a country where violence against women is normalised, as women, queer women and gender non conforming people we must equip ourselves with knowledge and tools that build and strengthen our feminist movement as we advocate for a world where we are agents of our own lives especially our sexual lives.
Curb Slum Diseases in Nairobi Progressive Volunteers have designed an educational program that aim to train 250 volunteers (ToTs with the objective of making them conscious of the importance of preventive health and environmental hygiene and it's important in diminishing the recurrent illnesses that affects the population and enable them to teach as well.
We intend to address the prevention measures to curb diseases and first aid responses with lectures and workshops directed by volunteers in groups of 25 community members.
Renew Puerto Rico: Clean Energy Transparency Hub After the most devastating power blackout in US history killed more than 4,000 people in Puerto Rico, the island passed a law calling for the most rapid transition ever to renewable energy.  RenewPR provides crucial, rapid education and coordination campaigns to get more clean energy and battery storage deployed, while cutting out the 30% of electricity that's wasted.  The Transparency Hub makes important energy policy issues easy to understand, and teaches leaders how they can get involved.
Train 10-30 women in Arusha to sew menswear This project will increase the skills and incomes of 10-30 low-income young women (most of whom are under age 25) connected with the Rural Community Network (RUCONET) in Arusha, Tanzania, by training them to sew and manage their own businesses. Funds will pay for a skilled teacher and assistant to provide an advanced two-month course on menswear and embroidery and groom them to pass on their skills and knowledge. A digital camera will be used to photograph garments and teaching techniques.
Economic Self-sufficiency for 280 Senegalese Women This project would help nearly 280 women in CREATE!'s six partner villages enhance their garden cooperatives' entrepreneurial endeavors through a poultry raising initiative.  Poultry raising will allow cooperative members to increase their incomes and provide a well rounded diet for their families. CREATE! works with villages in rural Senegal to improve access to water and provide comprehensive training in year-round sustainable crop cultivation and income generation.
Gloves for All When thinking about baseball, people often think immediately of a glove and ball.  Gloves are core to the sport.  Whether you're having a catch with a family member or friend, or playing a game, gloves are essential, so it comes as no surprise that it is our highest demand item.  Our Gloves for All program enables Pitch In For Baseball to fulfill requests for equipment in their entirety and is key to our achieving our mission to make baseball/softball accessible to every child.
Support 1200+ Young Leaders in 180 Countries Rehabilitating victims of ISIS, providing free health screenings for cervical and breast cancer, connecting small holder farmers to markets & facilitating the entry of 200+ street children into school - these are stories of just 4 of the young leaders we support! Global Changemakers is a global pioneer in supporting youth-led development. Through skills development, capacity building, mentoring and grants, we support young leaders addressing the most pressing challenges around the world.
Emotional Healing for Child Victims of Terrorism The world now has the highest number of refugees ever and is in the middle of a humanitarian crisis. Efforts to help refugees lead successful lives and reintegrate into society has failed to address the tremendous psychological effects of witnessing, or being subject to, horrendous acts of violence. We are now witnessing yet another generation growing up knowing nothing but terror. We must act now to address this issue and stop the perpetuation of violence into future generations.
Rehabilitate School in Timbuktu for 80 students The Teshaq school in a village outside of Timbuktu, Mali was closed in 2012 as residents fled their homes due to conflict in Northern Mali. Teshaq villagers have since returned to their village to find the school partially destroyed. Caravan to Class (CTC) would like to rehabilitate the Teshaq school to allow 80 deserving children to resume their quest for literacy. CTC continues the legacy of the amazing work done by Irma Turtle and Turtlewill.org.
After-School Apprenticeships in Technology Low-income middle schoolers will work with volunteers from tech firms in CA, MA, NJ & TX, in after-school apprenticeships to build critical academic skills & raise school and career aspirations.
New Heights Educational Group, Inc Our Resource and Literacy Center main office, along with our new Satellite Office/Curricula Library and Community Outreach Centers at which will be provided learning experiences, teaching resources for parents, tutors, and teachers, opportunities for youth leadership events, and community outreach/partnerships. Our Mission Statement can be viewed at www.NewHeightsEducation.org
Provide School Supplies for Social Neglect Victims Young people who lived in social neglect, due to lack of care and attention from parents, family or guardians, often face academic backwardness. The project aims to provide youngsters in Casa Alianza with school supplies, uniforms and footwear to continue their formal education in Mexico. The funding will allow us to purchase learning material for the educational program to provide literacy aid to adolescents who have never attended school.
Joining hands for responding to COVID-19 Impacts! Marginalized communities are left with little help during this time of the COVID-19 pandemic. With everything closed down, food and hygiene supplies have come forward as essentials. Therefore, collaborating with multiple community organizations and local stakeholders, Visible Impact aims to distribute food rations and hygiene supplies to vulnerable and marginalized communities.
Help At-Risk Children with Hearing Loss Young children with hearing loss in Washington, DC are at risk of not receiving proper diagnostics and interventions that will ensure their healthy development due to lack of access. Chattering Children wants to travel to these children in their neighborhoods and provide the necessary diagnostics free-of-charge and inform their families/caregivers about the options for intervention.
Support 850 children to school in ghana To provide an opportunity for 850 children living in the underserved communities in the Ashiedu Keteke sub Metro district in Accra to have access to quality education.
Help recovery from Cyclone Amphan in West Bengal In mid-May 2020 Cyclone Amphan- the worst cyclone in 20 years- hit West Bengal. Already suffering from effects of the coronavirus, the region lost water and electricity mains, homes were destroyed and areas became unsafe.   Karuna has long-term links with communities in West Bengal, supporting marginalised groups such as girls at risk of violence, children with disabilities and daily wage labourers. We are receiving regular updates from partners of the urgency for food parcels and health kits.
Bringing Science Education to Ugandan Rural Girls This project builds and equips science classrooms with labs for  200 girls. Science courses and lab work is compulsory in Uganda. But until now most girls didn’t have equal access to equipment or labs
Sustainable Livelihoods for Youths in Ghana This project fights youth poverty and dependence by providing 140 marginalized youths with refurbished tools and vocational skills, micro-entrepreneurial skills and relevant life skills training.
Rescue Displaced Families in South Sudan In South Sudan, families are being forced from their homes due to the ongoing violence and food crisis. The situation right now is dire as women and children are arriving in displacement camps without food, clothing, shelter materials, or support. World Concern is responding to help families who have fled violence by providing emergency supplies, food, water, trauma counseling, and more.
Support female survivors of Boko Haram in Nigeria Women and girls escaping violence at the hands of Boko Haram and other armed groups often face stigma, sexual gender based violence and rejection when returning to their families. Your donation will ensure our team can provide psychosocial and economic support, family counselling and dialogue sessions, gender-based violence assistance and safety measures, education services, and other essential support for these vulnerable survivors and change attitudes in their communities.
United Way for SE Michigan COVID-19 Response Fund United Way is committed to standing with our communities and supporting those impacted by the COVID-19 outbreak. COVID-19 is a new test of our collective strength. As millions are on lockdown and businesses are closing, unemployment is spiking. Paying rent and utilities, getting food and finding basics like diapers is tougher than ever before.
Happy Meals for the Elderly Our project will provide happy meals to 300 old-age people of very poor farming and fishing families. The elderly are the most deprived especially if they are coming from very poor families. With the little food available, they are of last priority and they remain hungry most of the time. Sometimes they go by with a small portion of rice and salt for the day. They can no longer provide for themselves being too weak and experiencing a lot of ailments.
Rabies Control and Humane Managment of Dogs Banepa, a Central town around 27 Kms. east of Kathmandu, many animals; free roaming in the street get accidents causing injuries. They need immediate rescue as well as treatment a and place to stay till recovered. We have small office for treatment only so we dream of a space for those animals be treated till they are fine and re-located or adopted where they find better home with a smile in their face.
Give 2000 Egyptian Families Affordable Health Care 59% of Egyptians can benefit from health insurance coverage. Yet, less than 8% of eligible women and 14% of the poorest manage to access such services. You can now enable over 2000 families to access services they are eligible to. We "navigate" patients through the complex and highly bureaucratic healthcare system with ONE goal in mind: "To get the MOST from the coverage they're entitled to".  A sustainable solution that supports national healthcare while empowering the least privileged.
Massive Floods in India: Rahat Calling Massive flooding has affected the states of Uttarakhand, Odisha, West Bengal, Maharashtra, and severely Kerala. Monsoon rains continue to batter many districts of Kerala and border areas of Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh. Goonj under its RAHAT initiative is providing immediate dignified relief with essentials to the affected families. Initial target is to reach out to over 20,000 families in the next few months which will increase as we grow here and as we gather resources.
LAP Emergency Operation in Response to the Food Civil war, drought, and economic instability have led to a recently declared famine in South Sudan, where nearly 5 million people face extreme food shortages. Severe drought conditions across the region have also led to food crises in Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, and Yemen. This fund will provide emergency funding to international and locally driven relief efforts, providing food, medicine, and other essential supplies to address regional food crises.
Education for 130 vulnerable children in Colombia This project will help us to build a better and bigger facility for our kids and also help us to cover our operation costs for a year. Our "Educate" Program has already transformed and will continue transforming the lives of hundreds of children in one of the poorest communities of Bogota, Colombia. With our holistic approach, we focus on the children whole development allowing them to dream with a better tomorrow.
Turn Mirrors into Windows through Education! LBOC is Unleashing Our Youth Potential Through Education. We have awarded 130 Scholarships in 2015 to students from orphaned, child headed, unemployed and very low income families to study at Universities in Gauteng. 3560 students are still in need of funding, help us to help them.
Covid-19 Emergency Food Box Program in St Lucia The COVID-19 crisis highlighted inequalities in the labor market that disproportionately affected women from marginalized backgrounds. With just a little contribution you could help us deliver essential goods and guarantee a meal to the women and children we are supporting. Since the pandemic started, we have provided 3500 bags of food, but we need your help to keep ensuring this service as the pandemic is not over and the island has been extremely suffering the absence of tourism
Send Teenagers with Cancer on an Activity Holiday The Activity Holiday will give teenagers with cancer the chance to spend a week in a positive environment doing challenging activities surrounded by people who understand.
Care for a Child's Heart This Project is an extension of Help Mend a Broken Heart in Kenya, a 20-year Initiative of providing life-saving surgeries for over 1000 children with heart ailments in Kenya and neighboring countries. Cardiologists and surgeons from the United States and Europe voluntarily travel to Kenya 3 times per year to donate their time and professional skills to perform these operations. Children & Charity International collaborates with Care for A Child's Heart (CFACH) to support this worthy cause.
Camp Fire Evacuation Relief Fund Our fund is going to support the needs of the evacuation centers who opened their doors to support the people who lost their homes and are fleeing the fire. These centers are very often not prepared to handle the massive influx of people but do it anyway. Our immediate funding priorities are to make sure they have whatever they need to continue providing these vital services. These needs include portable toilets, portable showers, blankets, energy and water costs, and countless other needs. Once
Inspire 1.500 children through music in Greece El Sistema Greece is a community music project that provides free music education to children and young people in Greece. All children - no matter their origin, nationality, or religion - are not only inspired to strive for a better future but thanks to music, they are given a platform for dialogue and togetherness across diverse communities.
Sanitation for 3,500 Earthquake Victims in Haiti Over three years after the earthquake, thousands of people still living in camps lack access to safe sanitation facilities. SOIL's Emergency Sanitation program provides them with safe, clean no-flush toilets and collects the waste for composting. The program tackles the immense public health challenge posed by lack of sanitation while simultaneously providing another enormous benefit: rich, organic compost critical for restoring the health of Haiti's farms and forests.
Micro Credit-The forgotten women of Chittoor-India ROPES is working to reduce poverty levels in Chittoor, India by helping women to develop a stable income. The average per capita income of these women is US$ 9. ROPES offers soft loans to the women.