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Empower Struggling Readers in Puerto Rico The Readers for the Future project provides critical literacy skills to 49 students from a marginalized community in San Juan, Puerto Rico. These kindergarten through 3rd grade students are struggling in the process of learning to read due to untreated factors including dyslexia and learning disabilities. The next school year begins in August! Please help us create more Readers for the Future of Puerto Rico.
Garden and Enterpreunial skills for 700 women To improve income level of women in Dongoroba village through education, entrepreneurial skills development and Gardening management
Create Vital Workspace & Jobs for Women in Ghana Global Mamas works together to create a life of prosperity for women and their families in Ghana. Global Mamas is in the process of constructing and will soon operate Ghana's first Fair Trade Zone (FTZ) - an eco-friendly, centralized, people-first, production facility that will create 85 new jobs for skilled craftswomen in Ghana's Eastern Region. After several years, the walls of the first building have been erected. We invite you to help us bring the building to life - from the inside and out.
Help Women in Africa to Beat Cervical Cancer In Malawi, a country that already has one of the world's highest rates of HIV, thousands of women face an added challenge: the world's highest rates of invasive cervical cancer. Thousands of women are dying each year, while many more are left undiagnosed. You can change this by supporting a new Dignitas International women's health initiative that focuses on improving invasive cervical cancer screening and treatment for women that don't have access to the health care they desperately need.
Nutrition Program for Individuals and Families Five days a week we deliver a nutritionally tailored lunch, dinner, and snack to critically ill individuals, their dependents and caregivers who are homebound with an acute, life-threatening illness in every Boston neighborhood and 19 surrounding cities and towns.  Now in our 26th year, we will deliver over 560,000 meals, touch more than 1,850 lives, and cover a service area of 300 square miles.
Nursing care for orphan children in hospitals The aim of the project is to provide orphaned children in Saint Petersburg city and region hospitals with daily nursing care.
Educate young Moldovans in personal health This project will educate 60 teenagers across rural Moldova on local youth issues, namely sexual health and rights, traffic safety, discrimination, bullying and violence. It will also raise up teenagers with the skills needed to become advocates for 1,000 young people in their communities. They will learn to organise local campaigns on youth rights and issues. This will help them to inform their peers about healthy, violence-free lifestyles and sexual education through theatre and workshops.
Rebuild orphanage for 20 Colombian girls This project seeks to remodel the bathrooms and buy new dining room furniture and computers for an orphanage in Antioquia, Colombia. The Orphanage provides education, food, shelter and love to orphaned girls. Your support will allow us to improve living conditions in the orphanage to provide the girls with a dignified life. Thank you for believing we can change the world together. Every gift makes a difference
Feed 50 children in Mombasa during the holidays This project will provide food for 50 children in a Mombasa slum during the school holidays. These children are well nourished during term time by a feeding programme provided at school by Mustard Seed Project. This project will prevent the poorest children from severe mal-nourishment during the school holidays.
Mudiwa HIV Women To provide financial Independence , Support and hope , Education to women living with HIV and their families to live positively positive
Silent Heroes use citizen science 2 solve problem WAFA has identified hundreds of silent heroes in the last decade. Most of the projects have made large scale impact in their locality. WAFA wishes 2 transform its platform 2 increase the visibility of these citizen science inspired projects. WAFA plans to create an e-catalogue 2 make an online library to broaden their exposure; strengthen & review the vetting process; and facilitate a focused dialogue with innovators & impact investors. It will also have provision for story- telling & production
Empower Disadvantaged Women and Girls in Ethiopia This project will provide hair dressing, knitting and food preparation skill training to women in Southern Ethiopia who are resource poor and who are striving to be self-sufficient. The women choose a training course according to their interests and upon graduation they are made to be organized in self-help groups and linked with micro-finance to start their own business.
Hurricane Harvey Psychological Support for Victims Disasters like Hurricane Harvey devastate young and old, partners and families, immigrants, refugees, and native residents alike. These people have lost their homes and businesses or are first responders who experience their own trauma. Real Medicine Foundation has an excellent track record in psychotrauma support and is collaborating with Organizational Resilience International (a partner since Hurricane Katrina) to implement a 3-phase psychotrauma support project for affected communities.
Educate 40 Widows and vulnerable children in Jos This project will educate 40 widows, their wards and underpriviledged youths in Jos,  Nigeria. Providing free education to the girl child and other youths who hail from the poorest sections of society will help them attain their fullest potentials and be self reliant.
Eggs to feed hungry Grandmothers in Darfur This Easter, please give a Chicken not an Egg!  Give a chicken to a Grandmother in Darfur and she will be healthy. Whilst our Goat Loans work miracles for children, herding a flock is too much for frail older people to manage, and so Kids for Kids provides chickens - easy to look after and the eggs are a brilliant source of protein. Reports are coming through loud and clear - Chickens transform lives. Grandma Afaf said: "For the first time in months I am eating good food"
International Cultural House Kilkenny Ireland By having an International Cultural House combining all Nationalities and groups regardless of background or status gives a unique opportunity to support and develop cultural activities through their regular contact. By offering the support and advice on many different subjects of Interest we can develop and socially inclusive society through integration. With our support and European connections, we offer a brighter future. We will help develop individual identity through Culture & Education
Help a Trafficking Survivor Heal From Her Trauma This project provides professional trauma counseling to shelter-based victims of human trafficking, rape and domestic violence residing at a safe-shelter near the Thai-Cambodian border.
Build a Bridge in Htee Whr Mu, Myanmar This project will build a bridge to allow the Myanmar rural village of Htee Whr Mu, with an isolated population of 335 individuals in 78 households, to access other villages and towns for commerce, health care and economic opportunities.  The Shanta Foundation empowers villagers to determine their own needs and solve their own problems. The village's collective decision to build this bridge will empower the villagers of Htee Whr Mu to further their goal of sustainably improving their lives.
Clean water for 442 households in Kenya Clean water is essential for good health.  Right now 55% of households across Kericho county, Kenya have to use dirty water from rivers and ponds.  Access to clean water and good sanitation is a basic human right.  This project will support 2 key areas - protection schemes for 4 natural spring water sources serving 442 households with a population of 2,260 and protecting childrens' health in over 300 schools through provision of rain water harvesting, toilets and handwashing stations.
Engaging Children in Climate Action What would happen if we took one thousand children in vulnerable conditions and gave them new information through educational experiences to help them change their future and the future of the planet?In only a few years, today's children will be the community members, citizens, and leaders of tomorrow who will be responsible for addressing climate change in their cities. We want educate one thousand children using disruptive methods about personal actions to achieve our vision.
Turn Climate Grief into Global Youth Action Green13 grows climate resilience for 5mil kids globally. Today 1 in 2 kids report stress impacting daily life related to the climate crisis.  Green13 POP-UP Festival is a FREE resource kit for youth to aid climate grief.  Kids build EQ & mental health tools through play based activities. The digital kit celebrates SDG 13 Climate Action by teaching emotional literacy, coping skills to navigate big feelings, how to build support networks, optimism & creativity to activate youth. Let's get growing!
FUNDING FOR FARMERS AFFECTED BY HERDSMEN ATTACKS At the moment, there are numerous cases of farmers-herders conflicts across Nigerian states, particularly within the South Western part of the country. These conflicts have primarily affected farmers and their surrounding communities of farming and endangered farming operations, food production, distribution and security of lives and property, thereby making farmers less productive by reducing standard of living among farmers.
Higher Education Grants for Afghan Women Decades of war have taken an immense toll on all Afghans, particularly on women and girls who face significant barriers in accessing basic services and exercising their rights. In many places, women lack financial independence, and are restricted in their movements and power to make decisions for themselves. While Afghanistan is making some progress on women's rights, conservative attitudes tend to prevail throughout the country.
Empower Venezuelan migrants with "Yo Migro" app Our project seeks to empower migrants, preventing them from being victims of abuse and violations through the delivery of reliable information in one place at their fingertips. We want to empower 20,000 migrants who need information.
Help the poor stay warm in harsh winters Your donation can help the poor stay warm in harsh winters
Western High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Marc, Kaylinn, and Hailey from Western 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.
Second Chance Education for 130 girls in Uganda This project will support 130 marginalized girls affected as a result of civil conflicts in Northern Uganda with access, retention, learning and progression in education. Meanwhile developing strong self-esteem, leadership and employ-ability skills to help them emerge in social & economic development.  Surveys indicate, nearly two thirds (65%) of girls who have been supported and mentored go on to become role models & mentors (Catalyst 2012).
Sponsor food for 60 orphan special needs children. This project will help us to provide nutritious meal for 60 orphan children with special needs which help us in improving their survival. The children struggle with Cerebral Palsy, Downs Syndrome, Physical Challenges, Cognitive Challenges, Speech and Hearing Impairment. The children are primarily abandoned disabled orphans with a few from underprivileged backgrounds.
Building A School For Next Generation Leaders The Bell has been rung! It is time for the Swarachna School to reach more children in need, especially girls.  Milaan's Swarachna School, a fun, creative and safe space in the heart of rural Uttar Pradesh has been providing education for 12 years to children from socially and economically challenged communities. For the last 4 years, we have had 100% results in both 10th and 12th, a feat we are extremely proud of given the context of education in UP.
End exploitation of 38 Ugandan dwarfs Train 38 families affected with dwarfism in small businesses to benefit from a wider market. Training will offer new employment skills that are not exploitative and raise income for their families.
Help Victims of Child Sexual Abuse in Cambodia APLE's Court Support Program focuses on providing high-quality and timely legal and social support for child victims of sexual abuse and exploitation in Cambodia. Our lawyers not only provide legal advice, representation and advocate on behalf of the victim's best interests, but also keep the victims and caregivers informed about their rights and the status of their case in a sensitive, compassionate manner that our female-led legal team intuitively yet professionally knows how to.
Live&Learn in Kenya School Classroom Construction We are building a high standard education center in the slums of Nakuru, Kenya so that through free, high-quality education very needy children will be able to break out of the vicious circle of extreme poverty from the young age of 3. We are presently constructing a library, medical/dental clinic and LLK/social service offices and finishing the kindergarten construction. Our next endeavor is building a vocational training school with training rooms for hairdressing, car mechanics and tailoring.
Rural Entrepreneurs Livelihoods Support Project The project will for the first time introduce a comprehensive programme of packaged support for ultra-poor women in Mandera County to address endemic poverty faced by women in particular & seek to achieve a systemic change. The support to be provided includes; seed grant, basic business skills training, mentoring, consumption support for a limited period of time and supporting the women to form savings and loans group for sustainability purpose.
Responding to the Ebola Outbreak in West Africa International Medical Corps is currently in Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mali and Sierra Leone, and is one of a handful of international NGOs that is treating Ebola patients in West Africa. The WHO has reported over 27,500 cases and 11,200 deaths across West Africa. We are committed to getting to zero cases, and to rebuilding and strengthening the local and regional health systems; engaging community members in recovery through outreach and education programs; and bolstering preparedness.
Empowering women in Afghanistan To meet one of the greatest needs in Afghanistan - to help women - GHNI teams will launch empowerment centers to provide training and opportunities to produce and sell handicrafts.  We will also teach women how to plant and nurture a family garden.  This allows the women to provide diverse vegetables to feed their children healthy meals.  We have one center where women have been meeting and they are seeing great success in growing food and earning an income.  GHNI will be adding 2 centers!
Nutrition and peer support for HIV+ patients Nutrition support for HIV+ patients on Fridays: Several of the patients cook food together, serve the other patients and their children, gathering over a meal to provide each other with peer support.
Frederiksted Spring Clean Up During Earth Week (April 22-28, 2019) Clean Sweep Frederiksted is hosting a town-wide Spring Clean-Up. We are encouraging the community to join forces to collect and safely dispose of litter from our streets, parks, and beaches and declare that litter degrades the beauty of our environment and is not acceptable.
Home for Child Survivors of Sex Trafficking Compassion First provides long-term, hope-filled solutions for survivors of child sexual trafficking. Our flagship aftercare home, Sarah's House, is located in Indonesia. Operating in a vulnerable area within a severely under-served country, Sarah's House needs to serve as a multifunctional center, providing not only aftercare but intake and stabilization services.
Himalayan Hope Home This program aims to cover the educational as well as day to day living expenses for 30 vulnerable girls of Himalayan region of Solukhumbhu district.Children in this program either have parents who cannot afford/does not want to care for them or who have been orphaned. The Small World provides them with a safe place to live, education opportunity, happy, healthy & peace
"Beyond Museum Walls" Project The Beyond Museum Walls project is a mobile scientific educational project that includes science-based shows delivered to children in the form of comedy-drama. This project targets children in hospitals, refugee camps and host communities in Jordan.
Book to School Project in the rural areas of Laos The textbook situation in Lao PDR is of great concern for the country's educators at all levels. "Book to School" (BTOS) is designed to dually address both today's pressing needs of textbook and tomorrow's needs for quality learning in the Lao educational setting. "Book to School" aims to supply textbooks to meet the needs of the students; each student each textbooks is our goal.
Create 40 New Jobs & 3 Businesses in Nigeria Leadership Initiatives (LI) approaches the problems of underdevelopment by empowering communities to address their own needs. 

LI partners with local government and business leaders to provide promising individuals with entrepreneurial, leadership and project management training. These young leaders then identify obstacles to development within their own communities, design workable solutions, and create sustainable business models to overcome those obstacles.
Cultural education without disparity RASA is an organisation serving the cause of empowering people with differing abilities for over  27 years and has successfully enriched the lives of several thousand beneficiaries  . RASA provides  for  empowerment of individuals with every need and includes individuals with mental and physical challenges in its ambiance , Rasa's integrated approach to development is  one of its kind.  The development at Rasa happens through the experience of Indian Theatre Arts.  RASA 's work is honorary.
Building 7 new houses for 7 families TETO is an organization present in Latin America and the Caribbean, which aims to overcome the poverty issue in which millions of people live in precarious communities, through the mutually fortifying effort of local inhabitants and young volunteers. The main benefactors are the local inhabitants of vulnerable communities, often extremely welcoming and positive.  Those volunteers commonly have a young profile, which have little contact with extreme poverty but demonstrating great support.
Educate 150 Orphans and vulnerable girls in Uganda While it is true everyone has struggled with the unprecedented impact of the Covid pandemic, it has had a more devastating impact on the girl child.   As the government of Uganda plans to reopen schools after 1 year, many of the girls may not be able to resume school because they lack uniform, books, fees.  FOWAC plans to dedicate International Women's Week to create hope in 150 Orphans and Vulnerable Girls in Kitgum to return to school decently, by providing them with basic scholastic needs.
Support Azraq Refugee Camp in Jordan The high number of Syrian refugees now living in Jordan has overwhelmed the country's healthcare system, which struggles to adjust to increased patient loads and shortages of medicines and vaccines. International Medical Corps is providing primary healthcare, secondary care and mental health support to Syrian refugees living in Jordan's camps, urban settings and rural areas. In the Azraq Refugee Camp, the largest camp in Zarqa Governorate, our health teams operate three clinics and a hospital.
Provide healthcare to 34000 villagers in Enugu This is a community-based primary health care program that utilizes Mobile Health Clinics to provide free life-saving health care to 34000 poor families in rural Enugu, eastern Nigeria. The mobile clinic team comprising a physician, a nurse, a midwife and two village health workers will regularly travel to these villages to deliver synchronized primary health services including consultations, antenatal care, dispensing medications, health education, and providing bed nets and water purifiers.
Sustainable Skills and Empowerment for Girls. Reach out Nkokonjeru Parish HIV/AIDS Initiative (RONHAI) would like to work with GlobalGiving Foundation to reduce human suffering and vulnerability and dependency among girls in Buikwe district by using vocational skills training. The project will benefit 9000 girls aged 14-18 who dropped out of school. the project will reduce unemployment by producing job creators thus after training girls will start their own jobs.
Financial and skills support for poor students The main goal of the project is to assist students in improving social, occupational knowledge and skills through a series of trainings and practical experiences, helping them to be more stable in their future career path.  Besides, by mobilizing diverse resources in society: government, businesses, social organizations and individuals to work together for young generation, project also aims to promote sharing culture - the culture of contributing to the community and humanism.
Restoring The Willamette River Confluence Since the 1850s, Oregon's Willamette River has been disconnected from its backwaters and side channels, which are critical connections that help keep drinking water clean, aid in flood control and provide habitat for native fish, including the threatened Chinook salmon. The Nature Conservancy in Oregon is reconnecting these historic side channels and restoring floodplain forests and grasslands-all with the hope of creating a healthy river that benefits the nature and people connected to it.
Help 10 Girls Gain More Skill Trough Training Many high school graduates become unemployed due to lack of skills. YKIP plans to make a scholarship program for girls to get one-year training to obtain more skills needed in the job market. The training program will have them learn the skill as well as have a diploma to get a better job and decent salary. The scholarship includes tuition, living and accommodation cost, and other educational costs such as training, practicum, and seminars.
Micro-Loans to 56 Rice Farmers in the Philippines Farmers borrow from money-lenders at 25% per 100 days. Loans from the ECLOF buy supplies to cultivate crops, expand activities and help farmers make a profit and improve their standard of living.
Empower Women in Rural Cameroon - Palm Oil Project Palm oil is an integral part of Cameroonian culture. Women in rural areas find it difficult to buy as it is expensive. SEREP will ensure that women in their Women's Groups can buy oil at a fair price. Having helped these women and the nature of the project, considering the displacement, we want to finalize this project and help those that are still alive we wish to liberate them and give them the independence to continue on their one.  We have given them enough capacity building.
Help Provide Clean Clothes & Bedding for Refugees Thousands of Syrian refugees travel to Greece fleeing a civil war that has raged since 2011 and displaced millions. In 2015 Dirty Girls of Lesvos started collecting, washing and redistributing clothes, blankets, sleeping bags, bedding and other items used by refugees arriving, or living in camps in Greece. This service helps protect the environment and shows respect for the vulnerable refugee population by providing them with clean usable items to aid in their comfort, health, and dignity.
2021 End of Year Support You've done so much this year despite COVID's best efforts to keep us down.  However, we now need your support to help us get back to our regular programming.  Please help us with a YEAR-END GIFT to ensure we're able to hit the ground running in 2022!