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CARE: Lasting Support for Refugees Worldwide There are 43.7 million refugees in the world today. Refugees have well-founded fears of persecution for reasons of race, religion, nationality, and other factors. CARE places the needs and rights of women and refugee girls at the forefront, reflecting CARE's experience that empowering women and girls is a critical pathway to reduce vulnerability and long-term poverty. CARE provides short and long term assistance to refugees- from shelter, food, water as well as education, health and security.
100 Hope Bus Scholarships for Iraqi girls and boys The Iraqi Children Foundation's "Hope Bus" project is an initiative to fight child labor, early marriage, lack of education, malnutrition, and physical and emotional wounds after years of war and poverty.  These colorful, child-friendly buses provide academic tutoring, healthy lunches, psycho-social services, and childhood fun to some of Iraq's poorest orphans and street kids.  A scholarship for one boy or girl at the Hope Bus is $100 per month.
Small Business Creation & Economic Empowerment ApproTEC will provide basic tools (like irrigation pumps) to poor people, enabling them to establish highly profitable micro-enterprises and lift their families out of poverty forever.
enjuba ECD Lab school This project aims to set up an early childhood development lab school where we will be able to study and test our ideas, research and models on improving the learning outcomes of children (3-6 years old).  We will implement these models at the ECD centers in rural public schools which we will set up across Uganda in effort to counteract the high school drop-out rate of children and inaccessibility of quality preschool education in rural communities.
Save a Life Through Healthy Living To enhance the quality of life through engaging the community in awareness and providing basic hygiene kits to the community.
RESCUING OF 100 STIGMATIZED  CHILDREN IN NIGERIA In The Niger Delta region of Nigeria, thousands of children have been labeled as witches and wizards, tortured, and abandoned by their families and some religious preachers. The children bear scars and wounds of horrendous abuse and torture. Some of the children have been chained in the dark rooms, toilets, and prayer houses for months before being forced to the streets; and we want to rescue them.
Help Build a Clinic for 35K people in Dondon Haiti Healthcare infrastructure in Haiti is almost non-existent. In Dondon, Haitian Vision Foundation is changing that. We are a collaboration of dedicated Americans and Haitians already providing care in Dondon, despite the lack of a clinic, electricity or running water. Now, the town leaders have given us a challenge- they have given us 3 acres of land with the caveat that we build a quality clinic, and soon. The challenge is great, but working together we are on the verge of something special!
Economic Independence for Women in Central America Help fund loans for poor women in rural areas of El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Mexico enabling them to launch small businesses, create financial security and strengthen communities.
Provide Patients Comfort at End-of-Life Patients experience unnecessary pain and suffering during treatment of disease and at the end-of-life.   Palliative Care Network addresses pain and suffering more effectively through education by providing a FREE, online, educational platform for palliative care professionals to remain abreast of palliative care trends.
Secondary Education for 144 Girls In Tanzania Secondary school graduation rates for girls in East Africa are dismally low but ASAP has created a model of holistic support to increase' graduation rates to 80% or higher! The Kupanda Project includes safe housing, academic & health support and leadership development and can be easily replicated. It is being implemented for 144 girls at a secondary school in rural Tanzania but the girls must have a science lab to pass their national exams.  This lab will change the future for 144 girls!
Shoe Drive for Afghani Schoolchildren The Moshwahi Payan Elementary school winter vacation will start in  two weeks in Afghanistan and the Organization for the Advancement of Afghan Women want to keep the students of Moshwani busy for the winter.  We prepared three libraries for them and they should take advantage of it and use it.  Unfortunately majority of these student don't have a descent shoes to walk to the libraries . It will be nice to provide them proper shoes to able them to come to the libraries during the winter.
Agriculture a business for young adults in Ghana With an aging and dwindling farmers base, we hope to encourage young adults to return back to the rural areas, by teaching a sustainable agriculture system, that can be a profitable family business.
Izmir Earthquake Emergency Response IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation has been Conducting searh and rescue activities with 250 teams in Izmir since the first hours of the earthquake and trying to help earthquake victims in every possible way such as hot meal, water, hygiene kit, food packet, cloths, baby diaper and biscuit, blanket distribution and psychological helps. Your donations will relieve the wounds of earthquake wictims.
Enloe High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Shreya, Aksara, Michelle, and Sonia from Enloe 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, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Lebanese Educators Helping Vulnerable Students Teach For Lebanon (TFL) is a Lebanese NGO working to ensure that all children in Lebanon, regardless of socioeconomic background, have equal access to excellent education. Our core project is the TFL Fellowship. Under this project, we recruit and train qualified, motivated university graduates and young professionals, our fellows, and place them in underprivileged school communities to serve as teachers for two years.
Regenerate Maya Mountain North's Forests! The 36,000-acre Maya Mountain North Forest Reserve (MMNFR) plays vital roles in providing wildlife habitat across southern Belize, and for local livelihoods, through the country's first community cacao agroforestry concession located within a protected area. Decades of illegal logging and agricultural land clearing have greatly degraded MMNFR's broadleaf. Ya'axche, with the help of Kimbolton School, seeks to reforest 12 acres of degraded land and monitor landscape wildlife via camera traps.
Literacy = Libertad. We believe that literacy provides freedom for expression and creativity to teachers, students and the whole community.
Help Trauma Survivors Heal Through Art The Healing Arts ICU group supports women and adults in rural Vermont who are trauma survivors. The group's purpose is to facilitate healing through the arts - utilizing art for wellbeing, including painting, dance, movement, poetry, creative writing, pottery, and music. This ongoing group meets one day every week. In addition to group meetings participants also have weekly individual sessions with a healing artist to deepen their healing process.
Give a Home for Philippine Wildlife Endemic species in the Philippines like the majestic Philippine Eagle are losing their homes, fast. Help us restore and protect their habitat through forest restoration! We hope that you will join us in this cause to save our life-giving forests and bring back the only home of our unique and endangered wildlife.
Vegetable gardens in the Sierra Gorda Help us establish 25 family vegetable gardens for women who are concerned about their family's diet. They have already been trained in organic production, they now need equipment to increase production so that they can also sell their produce and improve their quality of life.
Chennai floods- Help children rebuild their lives Chennai is now battling the after effects of the torrential rains, seen as the worst that the city has experienced in the last 100 years.  CRY's intervention area in Vyasarpadi, Chennai is one of the largest slums in Tamil Nadu and is seriously affected. The situation of children is alarming there. Sewage water has flooded homes and risk of disease is high. Food and rations are scarce and drinking water is unavailable. There is therefore an urgent need to address their immediate needs.
International Academy Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Aditya, Priya, Nahush, Sudhan, Sneha, Siddharth, and Abirami 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.
Children of the Night Case Management Children of the Night is the only place in America where a child can call from a seedy motel or truck stop anywhere in the U.S., reach a case worker 24/7 who knows how to rescue and relocate a child from a dangerous condition without being arrested by the police and held on Witness Protection in solitary confinement until he/she testifies against a pimp/trafficker. Our 24/7 nationwide toll-free case management services are comprehensive and able to help young sex trafficking victim.
New Generation of Vietnamese Conservation Leaders PanNature is seeking financial support to boost the field research fellowship program, which aims at creating a new generation of Vietnamese conservation practitioners and leaders.  Vietnamese university and graduate students will carry out research activities in our field office facilities, community forests and two protected areas Hang Kia - Pa Co and Xuan Nha in the Northwestern mountains of Vietnam. Research fellows will work with our field team for 2-4 months.
Keep 53 children out of night clubs, Oaxaca Mexico For 9 years Casa Hogar Hijos de la Luna, Oaxaca, MX, has given a safe home to children of single mothers who work at night. Many are sex workers.  Now Casa Hogar finds themselves with 53 children in a 2 bedroom space.  This project is raising funds so that Casa Hogar may purchase the adjoining land to build a new building so they may continue to serve these kids.  This cause is urgent.  Without more space the older kids must return to homes - often brothels where they have been abused before.
1m meals for excluded women & children in Covid-19 This project will distribute 1 Million Meals to the Apne Aap women in the red light areas of Kolkata, Forbesganj,Bihar and Delhi  who are hit hard in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic .  The women are finding it hard to earn their daily wage. The families are starving as there is no daily income. The children are cut off from learning and are unable to find food. The women live in caged rooms with no windows and running water. Apne Aap is trying to help them survive through the lockdown.
Advancing Digital Skills for Nigerian Girls This project aims to broaden the participation of disadvantaged secondary school female students in STEM and Information, Communication and Technology fields by engaging them in afterschool workshops and STEM competitions that teach coding, artificial intelligence and mobile app development, in order to increase their motivation and capacities to pursue careers in STEM and ICT-related fields. MindAfrica will engage 200 girls from under-resourced schools in Rivers State, Nigeria.
Agua Para Todos – Water for All Building community-run, self-sustaining water distribution networks to provide clean running water and sanitation facilities to poor Bolivian families living in peri-urban and rural areas.
Sanitation and Clean Water for 60 Dalit Families In rural India open defecation is still the norm in many poor, backward villages. Women and young girls from households without toilets have to wake up before dawn to attend to their nature's call. Otherwise, they have to hold their bladders and bowels till dusk to venture into the fields to relieve themselves. This project will provide clean water and toilets for 60 families. Indian government grant will pay 50%.
Improving Cancer Outcomes with Patient Education Low & middle-income countries bear 80% of the world's cancer burden but only 5% of global spending on cancer is expended in them. Patients face enormous barriers to accessing care. In Africa & Haiti, Global Oncology (GO) is helping reduce barriers with education materials for populations with low literacy levels. Improving patient & caregiver knowledge can reduce suffering & improve treatment adherence & outcomes. Help GO put these booklets in the hands of underserved cancer patients worldwide.
Help Orphans In India (GSAM General Fund) This project is set up to support the day to day care of the children of the Good Shepherd Agricultural Mission in India.  In the heart of every child is a hunger for home. Not just for food and a place to sleep, but for safety and community. Most importantly: for love. The mission is more than a home for unwanted Indian orphans. It is a family. It is a nearly self-sustaining organization; a working farm, a vibrant school and all this while receiving no government assistance of any kind.
Sponsor a midwife and save mothers lives! At HOPE our focus is to reduce the maternal and neonatal mortality.  We empower young women to become midwives for 2 main reasons; this young women will have a professional career and independent life and also they will learn the skills to help mothers to have safe deliveries, saving many mothers and newborns lives.  Our training capacity in growing every day! We would like to offer you the possibility of sponsoring this training program! To graduate 1 student cost 5,000$. Join the journey!
Empowering Resilient Women Pilot Program The CLEO Institute, focused on climate change science education and advocacy, will implement 'Empowering Resilient Women', a pilot program based in South Florida to help women & girls of under-served communities connect the dots between climate change, public health risks, & emergency preparedness.  Miami/South Florida ranks among the top US cities for income inequality. As the heads of their households, these women are in urgent need of this education, to become more resilient.
Provide Medical Care to Bangalore's Street Animals Since 2013, Charlie's Animal Rescue Centre (CARE) have rescued and rehabilitated over 10,000 of Bangalore's orphaned, abandoned and abused animals. However, the number of distressed street animals in need continues to grow. With your support,  we hope to continue to protect street animals across the city. As a specialty hospital for street animals in need, your generous donations will help us ensure that these animals receive the best medical attention possible.
" 52 YEARS PROTECTING CHILDREN IN COLOMBIA" In Colombia many children live in poverty. Since 1970, we have worked to protect children at risk of abuse, helping them and their families with food, psychosocial support, education, recreation, health, prevention of child pregnancy, sports and guidance for children. Keeping them safe from the dangers of the street, child labor and other types of abuse is our goal. During COVID19, 200 poor or jobless families receive help and food that contribute to the nutrition of their children.
Rehabilitation of children from prison The project will help children who were imprisoned to get back into the society. These children would have committed crimes and are arrested and subsequently put into prison. the aim of the project is to help them move on with their lives after prison. children will be trained in vocational skills with some going back to school. This will help break the cycle of graduating children into adult criminals. children will receive counselling and support from CATCH
Vonk The project  The Vonk project has been founded to help food bank clients or people receiving debt relief support. Vonk focuses on support in dealing with clients' financial problems and support in the organization of their money situation. For instance, clients can receive support in administration, filling in tax papers or other institutional forms. Getting your financial situation back on track will create room for other things in your life. Vonk helps people gain control over their lives.
Emergency appeal flood affected children in Pak Flash flooding caused by torrential monsoon rains has affected hundreds of thousands of people with further downpours expected in the coming days. Flood water from River Chenab devastated washed away many slum houses. Many houses have collapsed with the flowing water. Joy Foundation want to help the children specially girls and families affected with this flood.
Prototype and Pilot our Afripad Hybrid E-Reader We are developing a holistic educational solution that includes our Education Management Solution software and an innovative and radically cost effective educational computer we call the Afripad. We seek seed funding to complete prototyping and begin deploying to an estimated at 5 - 10 million. Through our "Earn an Afripad Programme", this initial distribution will become self-funding.
My Pack of Wolves Sanctuary needs your help! The wolf population in the United States is steadily decreasing as hunters and trappers are allowed to continue to poison and destroy these creatures. There is a massive misunderstanding of this animal and its impact and its behaviors. There are so many reasons to save the wolf and its heritage and legacy. We want to not only save the captive wolf and wolfdog, but restore their good name and through education increase awareness.
Providing Clean Water to Otates y Cantarranas, MX The purpose of this project is to provide drinking-quality water to three schools and a health clinic in the village of Otates y Cantarranas, Mexico.
Help Tibetans in Need of Urgent Care in Tibet The Urgent Care Fund helps fill a critical gap between Bridge Fund planned healthcare programs and mounting requests from Tibetans in immediate need of care.  The Fund will provide financial and companion assistance to Tibetans living in remote Tibetan areas of western China so that they can access potentially live-saving medical care in an urgent and culturally affirming way.  A recent case of a Tibetan nun with advanced but untreated breast cancer required $4000 in travel and medical costs.
Solar Power and Regenerative  Agriculture in Burma This project provides technical trainings in Solar Power and Organic Agricultural techniques in the poorest rural communities in Burma.
Build a Library for Children near Khe Sanh The library constructed at the Khe Sanh Primary School is benefiting elementary students of this rural mountainous area in western Quang Tri Province.  Hundreds of disadvantaged ethnic minority children now have access to books and computers.  Mobile library outreach programs are being developed to extend learning opportunities to 635 students at schools located in the Thanh commune of Huong Hoa District southwest of Khe Sanh near the Laos border.
Provision of Clean  water to 2,680 peoples Karagwe The core problem for this project is that the 2,680 communities  and pupils  at Mato location lack access to safe sufficient water to meet their basic need. While sufficient water exists at a spring 8km from their home Omwibale stream, thus this water source is not protected and thus is at high risk of contamination and poses a threat to the health of Local communities who collect water there. When there is insufficient water at school, pupils are required to walk 7km (each way) to collect water
Contribute to the education of 250 Children in ARG The pandemic has put many children in a very delicate situation. These children's recent academic years have been of considerably worse quality, leaving them in a more severe condition of social vulnerability. Mensajeros de la Paz considers it necessary to continue providing primary education to more than 250 students between 5 and 13 years of age in Argentina.
Secure Brighter Futures for 3,000 Filipinas This project will provide contraceptive services to 3,000 women and girls in Palawan who need them most. Our services ensure that women and girls avoid unplanned pregnancies which can derail their schooling and ability to work, and mire them in poverty. Our clinic is holistic and also provides prenatal checkups and HIV screening.
A Different Approach to Tribal Youth Education A Different Approach is an innovative program for teenagers to develop a "pipeline of capacity" for tribal programs, enterprise, and community organizations. The program will provide skill development, life planning skills and mentoring to prepare them for accessing opportunities in the local job market and assume leadership roles in the community.  The purpose of the programming is to fill a critical void in relevant services for youth in the context of the White Mountain Apache reservation.
The Girl Fund World's Children helps orphans and vulnerable children in India. World's Children established The Girl Fund in 2015 to help vulnerable girls stay in school, receive a high school diploma, obtain vocational training or a college degree. The Girl Fund also helps girls who need sanctuary from child marriage or child trafficking.
SOZ: Support for Orphans in Zimbabwe Through training, networking, community partnering and direct service Island Hospice Service will provide: Palliative care and support, primarily at home and also in hospital.
Ensuring A Child 1 Year Education With $ 11 Indigenous people in North East India live under $1 a day! With no access to information, formal education, children roam the forest or are exposed to various manipulations and exploitation. Out of school children are trafficked and sold like commodities. More than 200 children were rescued in 2013 alone from individual and organizations in the pretext of giving them education or job! This project "Hold a Child" will sent indigenous children to school.
'After the Quake' work for CORE CORE has had ongoing programs in Nepal since 2006. We are focusing on longer-term activities to enable the survivors of the powerful earthquake on April 15, 2015 to recover from the damage to their homes, well-being, and livelihoods.  CORE provides support to rural communities in Dolakha district, literacy for women in IDP camps, and our ongoing work with non-formal education and micro-finance for urban migrants and the very poor in Kathmandu and rural communities in the valley.
Water Facilities for Rural Schools in Uganda Organization for Community Empowerment Lyantonde plans to build water purifying systems in 12 schools in Southwestern Uganda. The water purifiers will help to improve attendance, health, development, and hygienic practices among all pupils, but will especially help increase girls' attendance and retention rate in school because they will not feel pressured by lack of clean and safe drinking water.
Educating SuperWomen in Guatemala Powerful. Strong. Resilient.  These are the young Superwomen generation from Barra Sarstun, Guatemala, Fundacion Mundo Azul seeks to empower through this project to enable 35 women to reinsert to the new reality through providing them access to IT tools and building their capacity's to carry out their schooling online.     Your support will help these SuperWomen to strengthen their IT skills to continue their education and follow their dreams.
Women Empowerment of Northern Shirak, Armenia This program will begin with trainings for women who live in the northern villages of Shirak province. The trainings will focus on entrepreneurship, social media, business, and product advertising. We will revive forgotten Armenian cuisine and provide the participants with a platform to not only advertise the rural products but also to gain financial independence. This will showcase the stories of women struggling against difficulties and finding inspirational solutions around Gyumri.