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LEER - Access to Education in Rural El Salvador LEER will increase the number of youth in the Bajo Lempa of Jiquilisco that attend school beyond the 6th grade, and thereby protect them from the violence that is ravaging El Salvador. Local leaders and teachers will create a regional Board of Education to advocate for more government resources, and revamp the current curriculum. The Board will also train teachers to provide mental health services, special education, and guidance counseling. Voices will accompany them at every step.
Help Rebuild 12 Homes for Birmingham Families One April 27th, thousands of people's homes were damaged or destroyed in Alabama. Greater Birmingham Habitat for Humanity is helping families recover following the tornadoes. Volunteers work alongside the homeowners to help rebuild homes, communities and hope. You can help rebuild Birmingham.
Solar lighting for 600 Burmese Refugees - Thailand The Branch Foundation plans to provide every family in a refugee camp of 600 residents in Thailand with solar lighting as they are prohibited from receiving electricity from the main grid system. This will ensure sustainable and environmentally friendly power for vulnerable people. The residents previously had to rely on kerosene lamps and candles which posed fire risks in their thatched houses, was an expensive form of lighting and prevented children from completing their studies at night.
Assam Floods Relief Report and URGENT Appeal On 9 July 2019, the flood in Assam started due to continuous rains. In this first phase of the disaster response, Team Responsenet and its partners provided relief assistance to over 555 affected families in 13 villages with humanitarian supplies. The focus was on supplying food and safe drinking water and providing materials to improve living conditions in relief camps in the affected areas. With the support of partners, we also provided protection services to vulnerable women and children.
Sustainable agriculture for small farming families We propose to revolutionize the culture of food production and demonstrate the practical and economic viability of organic agriculture. By implementing productive Agroforestry Systems for family farmers in rural communities located around the Serra do Brigadeiro State Park, we will blend agriculture with forestry. We hope to promote the transition from from harmful agriculture practices and foster techniques to produce healthy, safe, pesticide-free, and environmentally-friendly produce.
Support education in Haiti with books for schools International Action will provide desperately needed Creole language books to children in Haiti. 3,000 books  have already been provided to children in Cite Soleil, the poorest slum in the country. Many of these kids have never had an opportunity to read even a single book. With your help, we can reach more.
Help Populate our Library! We need books! Committed to bridging the weakest link in Pakistan's education system we require funds to provide faculty/students with quality e-resources and seminal texts for teaching rapidly developing disciplines. The very basic component to providing quality education is an updated and current text book covering the course material in depth as well as whetting a student's appetite for research and discovering new knowledge. Invest in Pakistan's future entrepreneurs!
Support 500 people with rare diseases in Romania This project will support 500 patients with rare diseases in Romania, providing them with the support to face their daily challenges through face to face and online medical consultation, therapies, counseling and psychological support for patients and families at NoRo Center and NoRo Center online services: www.centrulnoro.ro. We will bridge the gaps between medical and social services establishing and training a support network of community nurses to orient patients  to the services they need.
Help plant 1,000,000  trees  in Papua New Guinea Peoples Action For Rural Development Inc. (PsAfRD) in Papua New Guinea has a wider network with customary landowners, both households and tribal groups, who hold  1 000 000 hectares of land for trees planting for climate change mitigation contribution. PsAfRD initially proposes to trial planting 1 000 000 trees with 10,000 rural  households. Each household allocates sufficient land to plant 100 trees. PsAfRD will test the behaviour of the indigenous people in this approach and plan to  up-scale.
PWA's Friends For Life Bike Rally On July 24, 2016, more than 400 riders and crew will embark on either a 6-day, 600km journey from Toronto to Montreal or a 1-day ride 108 km ride from Toronto to Port Hope to support the PWA's ability to provide critical services and support to individuals living with HIV and AIDS in Toronto. Now in its 18th year, PWA's Friends For Life Bike Rally is the sustaining fundraiser for the Toronto People With AIDS Foundation (PWA).
Send Life Saving Medical Product: Syrian Refugees Our organization has already sent three 40ft shipping containers of lifesaving medial product to Syrian Refugee camps in Turkey. We are hoping to send at least three more by the end of 2014. Over 75% of Syrian refugees are women and children. In the refugee camps disease spreads quickly and there is a desperate need for supplies. We're doing our part by providing lifesaving medial supplies to the hardworking medical staff in the refugee camps and need funding to send additional supplies.
Medical Care Medical care keeps children healthy and learning. De-worming tablets and micronutrients protect against parasites and vitamin deficiencies to keep children healthy and learning.
Reduce Neonatal Mortality in Eastern Ukraine According to UNICEF, in the conflict zone of Eastern Ukraine, more than 40% of Pregnant /Lactating Women are suffering from anemia and lack of folic acid due to a poor quality of food and a bad medical following. AICM had a similar project in Feb 2017 for 1600 women, with a significant decrease of 50% of hemorrhages, miscarriages, premature infant.  and healthy newborns. The Medical Foundation AICM propose to provide supplemental vitamins to 3500 women located in the conflict zone of Ukraine.
Protect 2000 Nigeria Girls with school fence 2000 Christ's School, Ado-Ekiti girls, daily live on campus without fence. Ado became a state capital and much bigger. Hostels are bugled, risk of rape, risk of girl abduction, inability to sleep at night from fear. Dilapidated teachers' houses, few convinced to stay on campus do not feel safe because their houses are broken in to. Risk of having girls in dormitories without adult supervision after school hours if they leave. Squatters encroach on land; lost access to brook. Goats invasion.
Hurricane Dorian Relief and Recovery Fund This disaster relief fund has supported people impacted by Hurricane Dorian's storm system in the form of emergency supplies like food, water, and medicine.  Beginning in 2020, and we will be investing in the rebuilding of homes, communities and livelihoods on Grand Bahama, Abaco,  and in ongoing support of evacuees in Nassau. All donations to this fund will exclusively support relief and recovery efforts in areas impacted by this storm.
1,000 Educated Orphans in Kibera Slum Our Global Giving Project Goal is to build a new permanent school: 1,000 children holistically educated together with the textbooks, uniforms, access to a doctor, and clean water. Kibera is the largest urban settlement in Afhalf of the population are children under 18. In 2017, every person could live with clean water, education, medical care, and food. The opportunity for education  is rare in Kibera. Education is the strongest global indicator of income, longevity and psychological wellbeing.
Empower 60 Young Women Prisoners in Uganda This project shall empower 60 young women prisoners age 15-25 living with their children while in prison with vocational training skills in handcrafts, tailoring and knitting to enable them get some income from the sales of the products to support their children while in detention. The project will also prepare the women for integration in the community as they get out of prison for self reliance and employment.
Twinsburg High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Nikhil, Andrew, and Dylan from Twinsburg 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.
Improving children's health in villages in Darfur Providing blankets and mosquito nets to 200 poor families in villages in Darfur to reduce the risk of children dying from malaria and acute respiratory infections bought about by deadly mosquitoes and cold desert nights.  In Darfur families struggle to provide even the most basic of items due to rising inflation and harsh living conditions.  This project helps families to protect their offspring from the hazards of the desert.
Help Ukrainian badly wounded soldiers to survive Currently, at Mechnikov Dnipropetrovsk Hospital (Ukraine, Eastern Europe) there are about 100 seriously wounded Ukrainian military on the treatment who have suffered from the Russian aggression in the East of Ukraine.  The Hospital urgently needs in medical preparations "Octaplex" and "Tachocomb" that are used for blood clotting.
Ebola Rural Community Awearness Raising. The Ebola Rural Community Awareness Raising Project is designed to mitigate the spread of the deadly Ebola disease in 75 village communities, this will be done by strengthening and building the capacity of community health structures (Community Health clubs) to help disseminate EBOLA sensitization massages from village to village using IEC materials. It is expected that at the end of this project, communities would be able to manage their own community preventive health problems.
Books by the pallet-load for African children BookRelief UK in North Devon have worked in partnership for a number of years with Book-Cycle of Exeter to collect, store and send appropriate used educational and reading books to grassroots projects in sub-Saharan African countries where a selected local project partner ensures, and helps to monitor, their distribution to appropriate beneficiaries.
Support Yemeni Children's Education in Rural Areas This project will provide children with 350 school kits at Al-Fath school in Al-Qanawis district - Al-Hodeida city - Yemen. The kits will contain the most needed stationary for students. Due to the current conflict in Yemen, teachers has not received their salaries since 2015. Therefore, the project is also designed to provide 7 teachers with monthly salary of 50$ for 8 months. Moreover, personal protection equipment will be distributed to take the necessary measures against COVID-19 pandemic.
Help 2 million people recycle at the EcoRomeria Costa Rica's largest public event, a yearly pilgrimage to the city Cartago known as La Romeria, attracts over 2 million people in early August. This event produces an estimated 100 tons of garbage in just two days. Through this project, EARTH University will assist local municipalities in combating waste by placing 67 reusable recycling bins along the route and running an educational media campaign in the weeks leading up to this "green" EcoRomeria.
Help Syrian Chilren with Cancer in Learning! Children with cancer have a hard time managing at school while having to face periodical treatment courses, which happen during school-time. Therefore they are not able to keep up with their lessons. Our project will work with 6 teachers on offering additional lessons and activities to 50 children with cancer from poor families. This will help build self-confidence and improve their mental state after being behind their friends at school for so long because of their treatment courses.
Help to improve lost education of 500 child labor Special attention and care will be provided to improve education of 500 child laborers who have been integrated into regular schools. Our teachers will find out the difficult subjects and give individual attention till they understand.Their lost education during child labor has become a barrier to their success. Children want to improve their education and prove themselves.
HELP A CHILD AFFECTED/INFECTED BY HIV/AIDS Helping children affected/infected by HIV/AIDS.
Tabitha helps children through out West Africa - with a special focus on the Nigerian child affected/infected by HIV/AIDS, Homelessness and Abandonment
Create Income for 100 Indian Villages This project will promote conservation based enterprises in 100 Indian villages to create jobs and income and also preserve the environment.
Help Regain Life to 10 people of Nepal In the last one month alone, 10 youths from Dhiyal village of Nepal were identified with mental problems. As a result of poor financial condition, they couldn't afford any treatment which has led them to live a miserable and desolated life. Your little help will support them to get treatment and regain their normal life.
Help raise girls' aspirations around the world! We believe in the power of role models. Our organisation seeks to raise the aspirations of young girls around the world by connecting them with amazing women. By introducing girls aged 10-15 to a variety of careers and options, we can combat the gender stereotypes which still play a major role in their future education and career choices. We work with thousands of volunteers across the world to help empower young girls to follow their dreams.
Gaza Emergency Relief Fund Gaza families need your help rebuilding their homes and lives. Our team delivers help where needed most, overcoming the blockade to respond to massive destruction from Israel's bombings in May, family by family. Our four Palestinian NGO partners identify families in crisis and provide financial transparency. Your donation builds livable homes for Gaza families or helps pay their rent, establishes small businesses for a source of income, and provides the food and clothing they desperately need.
Coronavirus: An Urgent Appeal for India and Nepal On 11th March 2020, The World Health Organisation declared COVID-19 a pandemic. The impact of this global outbreak is having a catastrophic effect on already vulnerable communities in India and Nepal. Millions of daily wage labourers in India- living hand to mouth in the cities- walked hundreds of miles back to rural areas, having to leave the cities due to the enforced lockdown. Your donation will go directly to the immediate and longer-term of marginalised Dalit communities.
Keep Hope School COVID-free and Create a Library Since 2003, the Hope Institute for Transformational Leadership and Development, founded by Canon Gideon Byamugisha, an international AIDS activist, has provided vocational training for orphaned and vulnerable youth in Uganda, educating over 3,000 youth to be skilled leaders in their communities. We are now raising funds for the recently re-opened school to prevent the spread of COVID 19 and to renovate an existing space for a library/study space.
Kick out Child abuse in Shinyalu/ikolomani kkc Western Young Leaders Society is a civil nonprofit organization anchored in grassroots initiatives inspiring the community in addressing social injustices brought by human rights violations and all form of abuse hindering the well being of the society. We do this by engaging the community leaders like Chiefs, opinion leaders and religious leaders. We use the leaders to conduct mobilization and use their platforms to provide awareness and sensitization. We seek to address the a societal taboos.
Save 4750 HIV Cancer patients in Uganda Kitovu Mobile plans to help 4,757 HIV Cancer patients with food, beddings, and facilitating 200 community volunteers with bicycles to reach out patients in Masaka and Rakai districts.
HELP US EDUCATE CHILDREN IN RURAL INDIA Sampa is fifteen and a first generation learner. She lives with her family in a bamboo house with no electricity and no running water. Her father is a labourer and her mother cuts grass, bringing in an income of 500 per year. Since starting our education classes, Sampa's become ambitious and wants to be a teacher!  We are so happy to be there for her, but 8 million children drop out of school at ten years old in India. We want this to stop. We want to reach many more children like Sampa.
Cancer care for 100 children in Mexico World Child Cancer cares for children with cancer in two hospitals in Southeast Mexico. COVID has hit Mexico hard and as a result, children are not getting diagnosed or treated.  We train pediatric healthcare professionals in Mexico, educate parents about early warning signs and treatment, assure that hospitals have the necessary equipment, and help families obtain housing and basic support during treatment. The partnership  helps diagnose, treat children, and raise survival rates in Mexico.
The Ayinapatti Water Project Enable the community of Ayinapatti, India to improve their health and use their time for economic development by building and maintainig a sustainble safe water and sanitation system.
Help troubled children get an education in Munich Many children can't meet the challenges of mainstream school after facing traumatizing life events, from losing their parents to suffering from bullying and violence. We provide schooling in small learning groups of 6 children with teachers and social tutors. We help these children find ways to overcome their distressing experiences and enable them to return to school and eventually graduate with the qualifications that they will need for adult life.
Excellent education for 175 kids in Hyderabad!! The vision of Teach For India is that one day, all children will attain an excellent education. To achieve this daunting vision, we're building a movement of leaders who will work to end educational inequity. We are seeing the impact every day, across 23,000 children. With the help of our supporters we hope to grow and see this impact across 60,000 children in the next five years.
600 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.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Elizabeth and Zoe 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.
Health Clinic in Rural Nepal - 2008 This project supports one year's operating expenses for our new health clinic located in Thulo Syabru.  The village of Thulo Syabru is located in the remote region of Rasuwa district, Nepal.
Family to Family Campaign We're raising $5,000 to help 100 local families in need of safe shelter, educational opportunities, counseling, and other life-changing services. When you give to the Family to Family campaign, your family is extending a loving lifeline of care to another local family in need.
Help Us Glean More Produce for Hunger Relief in CO UpRoot has rescued and redistributed into Colorado's hunger-relief system nearly 1 million servings of nutrient-dense, locally grown surplus food since our beginnings in 2017, though we estimate that more than 1 billion servings remain unharvested and unsold on Colorado farms annually. This project will allow us to purchase the equipment needed to glean more surplus food as we expand our programming into Colorado's agriculturally-abundant Delta County.
Rebuilding Nepal and Empowering Women One year ago, a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal, creating catastrophic damage, killing 7,500 people, and leaving hundreds of thousands homeless. Communities located in remote areas and ethnic minorities have been the most marginalized and are in greatest need of continued support. HOPE has partnered with a local organization, Women for Peace and Democracy Nepal (WPD), and identified two communities struggling to recover. A year after the quake, families are still working hard to rebuild.
Coronavirus:Helping rough sleepers off the streets COVID -19 is a global pandemic which affects vulnerable people disproportionately. As one of the largest providers of homelessness services in the country, St Mungo's are doing a monumental amount of work to keep people who are homeless safe. Our staff are working hard to support vulnerable people sleeping rough to self-isolate, whilst also providing food and well-being support. To continue our vital work, we need your help.
Education Center for Disadvantaged Families Ghana The major aim of this project is to make the foundation of a permanent education institute where the organization's future would not be dependent on landlords and tenant fees.
Support 22 Children During Covid-19 in Jo'burg This project will ensure that we are able to continue supporting our children beyond 2020. Thandanani needs your support to ensure the continued well-being and education of 22 vulnerable children in Zandspruit, Johannesburg, South Africa. But their future is in jeopardy as donors understandably redirect their funds to Covid-19 relief initiatives.
Georgetown Visitation Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Cindy, Elayna, Ann-Audrey, and Heidy from Georgetown Visitation 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.
School Fees Uniforms for 100 School Going Children Fees for 100 School Going Children (individuals) and scholarships for quality education  Providing books, note books, stationery, school bags, school uniforms, shoes, and transport expenses for every year.
Survey the health of corals & people in San Andres Corales de Paz plans to run the first five-day meaningful diving expedition to assess simultaneously the health of five coral reef sites and 150 members from marginalised island communities.  The San Andres Reef & Covid-19 expedition, planned for 13  - 16 Nov 2020, will send a team of 12 medical specialist doctors and Reef Check EcoDivers to run for three days underwater surveys in the mornings and medical brigades in the afternoon.
Organic Farming for Small Farmers in Tanzania The programme enables small-scale farmers in rural Tanzania to receive a one-year training in organic agriculture. The farmers receive face-to-face practicums in their villages using demonstration plots and attend intensive one-week practical trainings at the SAT Farmer Training Centre (FTC) in Morogoro, the first Training Centre for Agroecology in Tanzania. The training content is based on farmers' interests & needs and includes entrepreneurial skills, as well as saving & lending services.
HIV/AIDS Prevention, Treatment, Care and Support Western HIV/AIDS Network's - (WEHAK)  attends to both the HIV infected and affected persons. 
Offering  assistance to PLWHIV by supporting them to get treatment and care.
The organization's catchments area is the entire Western Region of Kenya.
For the last 12 years we have worked and collaborated with the following  development partners who have willingly  provided technical support to our organization :- NACC , AMREF , UNDP, ARCAN, TASO , RATN , ACTIONAID , NASCOP, THE MOH and many others.