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School Return for 2500 idp and refugees inCameroon Children deserve education even in times of war and strife. We have worked hard to provide thousands of refugee children with a free education, over half of whom are girls. Because of harsh conditions these children are fleeing and continue to live under, we also provide them with social services such as insurance, healthy lunches, and assistance transitioning back into the formal school system. Your assistance allows us to continue protecting these children who are the future of our country
Stand With Us - Prevent Youth Suicide - Save Lives By 2020, statistics from the United Nations project that 1 adolescent will take their life nearly every day in chile. Todo Mejora Foundation Chile was created in 2012 to prevent this from happening. Since 2012, has successfully reached millions of youth and families through social and conventional media; trained over 10,000 mental health and education professionals; and, provided technical assistance to the President's Executive Secretariat and the Ministry of Health, among others.
Employing Rural Women 10 women have been operating artisan ceramic workshop "Las Mariposas" since 2002 with great success: they are now a well established group producing high-quality products. They are able to support their families, while assuring that local traditions are kept alive. Recently they learned how to create their own clay molds which will make their work more efficient. However, first they need your help! Help them purchase clay and the primary molds for the development of working molds.
Give Children Wings to their Dreams Our After School Life Skills Programme uses Sport (Football) as an experiential medium to empower young people aged 8-15 from vulnerable backgrounds. These vital skills, such as interpersonal skills, cognitive skills, creativity, and confidence, give children the tools they need to thrive. Our After School sessions have impacted the lives of 2,000 children each year, and we need your help to reach even more.
From Homelessness to Stability Every 2 minutes a child becomes homeless in America. 19% of the children in America live in poverty and 1.3 million children are homeless. There is help and support systems for these children and their parents. Since 1989, hundreds of homeless families have entered Families Moving Forward during a time of personal crisis.  FMF offers a safe, stable atmosphere where families rebuild their lives working towards permanent housing and employment.  We can end homelessness, 1 family at a time.
Let's Help 100 Girls Lead! "If I didn't come to MindLeaps, I would be pregnant. Here, I believe in my future,"  said a teenage girl in Kigali, Rwanda. MindLeaps helps vulnerable youth develop the skills they need to go to school. The holistic program improves cognitive development and life skills through a unique dance-based curriculum. By December 31, we need to raise $37,500 to make sure our girls receive the essential support they need to leave street life and enter school forever.  Help Girls Lead!
Help Bring Electricity to Puerto Rico Helping Puerto Rico get electricity by sending solar.  Project phase implementation team purchased solar charging stations from Now Solar http://www.nowsolar.co/ who will use all funds to buy solar panels to send and set up in Puerto Rico to help bring electricity and light. Phase 2 implementation team will fund a solar electricity run medical clinic in a community without a hospital
Support Shipibo-Konibo Change Makers Palm oil,  oil and gas company activity is increasingly affecting  Shipibo-Konibo communities on and around the Ucayali river - one of the main tributaries of the Amazon in Peru. Support educational workshops and professional development opportunities to equip them with the skills necessary to defend their rights and make more informed decisions regarding sustainable economic development.
HIV Services for 300 Myanmar Gay Men & Sex Workers Our project, run by and for gay men and sex workers in Myanmar, will provide free, rapid HIV tests for more than 300 gay men and sex workers in Yangon, Myanmar. Myanmar is one of the poorest countries in the world, and homosexuality and sex work here are still illegal. For the approximately 30 of those 300 people tested who will find out they are HIV+, the project will support them to initiate and stay on HIV treatment for a year.
Clean Water for 500 Families in Cambodia CWEF's BioSand Water Filters provide clean water to families who live in remote, rural villages in Cambodia, improving health and hygiene for families and their children. In addition to the water filters, CWEF trains families in proper maintenance of their filter, along with education on proper sanitation and hygiene, and its effect on disease prevention and overall health. With proper care and maintenance, each water filter can provide a family with clean water for more than 20 years.
Feed body&soul - against malnutrition in Colombia This project contributes to the improvement of the nutritional condition of 120 children in early childhood through a model of poverty alleviation that combines nutrition programs and education, health and entrepreneurship strategies to encourage the children's families' overall development in Barranquilla, Colombia.
Saving Lives, Human-Snake Conflict Mitigation Even with under-reporting of snake bites, 126 people die each day due to snake-bites in India, while the total number of annual snake-bites are estimated to be around 1.4 million (bite to death ratio is 64:1). Victims are mainly farmers and farm laborers working or living in agricultural environments. Majority of these bites can be avoided with some basic precaution and proactive thinking. Awareness about right first aid and clinical treatment options can also bring down deaths or loss of limbs.
What the world needs now, is LOVE, sweet love ARF of MS, the largest no-kill rescue in Mississippi is working on treating over 50 dogs for heartworms.  Heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal disease in companion animals.  One single mosquito bite can infect an otherwise healthy dog and while a single monthly prevention is available, most intakes into our facility are heartworm positive, requiring expensive and lengthy treatment.  Left untreated, serious long lasting damage can occur affecting kidneys, heart and quality of life
Early Childhood Development Initiative in Zimbabwe Early Childhood Development is a fundamental part of the success of all children and especially children living in difficult situations this can give them an opportunity to have a abetter start in life. Working with local partners in Zimbabwe we hope to improve the ECD learning by providing resources, teacher training and even assisting in developing schools in areas where children don't otherwise have access.
Recycle Storages for 16 Villages of Java Island Indonesia has been being the 2nd biggest plastic waster in the World. Those plastic waste mostly end up in the ocean. People in district Tulakan Pacitan East Java respond to this national and global problems by proactively sort their waste. Greenwave NGO helps 16 villages in district Tulakan of Pacitan regency in East Java Indonesia by educates people, invites 2 Consultants and plans to build 26 Recycle Storages. By donating to this project you save the planet earth from the household level.
Textbooks for 5000 students in Haiti! Each year HLD distributes between 25,000 and 40,000 textbooks to approximately 5000 children in 19 public primary schools throughout the island of La Gonave, one of the more remote and underdeveloped places in Haiti. The new academic year gets underway in Haiti on October 1, 2012, for hundreds of thousands of children. In 13 years HLD has made tremendous progress in helping children in La Gonave become more educated, unfortunately there are still too many children who are not attending school
Feed 100 Orphans & Vulnerable Children Zimbabwe Hunger affects rural Zimbabwean children's health, growth & ability to learn. CBFUK sends orphans & vulnerable children to school; most of them are at risk of starvation. This farming project will help their families to grow their own food & have a balanced diet. We will train 5 farming coaches with Foundations for Farming. They will teach the local community sustainable farming methods to grow crops on time, on standard, without wastage. We will provide packs of seeds, fertilisers and tools.
Help Ukrainian multi-child needy families We collect money for the basic needs of 9 Ukrainian multi-child poor families with 7 and more kids each family. All raised funds will be spent for purchase of food, cloth, school appliances for children, payments for the kids studying and school coteries. Despite that fact that all the families live in terrible conditions below the living rate, the children are very talented and we want them to have good childhood and their future to be much better.
Helping those Injured to Find Their Strength For persons recovering from or learning to live with illness, injury and disability, Spaulding delivers compassionate health care through comprehensive rehabilitation designed for each patient and their families. Whether experiencing a sports-related injury, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, stroke, or other condition that impacts quality of life, we are there.  Innovative research and teams of interdisciplinary care providers help every patient find their strength.
Bring clean water to 5 villages in Madagascar This project will provide access to safe drinking water through installation of 5 boreholes with hand-pumps in villages & primary schools who have succeeded in abandoning open-air defecation practices. This project aims to address the problem of high rates of morbidity & mortality suffered in rural communities in Madagascar, particularly amongst children under 5 years old, as a result of poor hygiene & sanitation, & lack of access to clean water. It also saves women time fetching water.
Expand the Black Mambas Rhino Anti-Poaching Unit The Black Mambas Anti Poaching Unit is poised for greatness. The all women team have created a unique model that needs to be expanded elsewhere. Hugely successful in both their peaceful protection operations and engaging education programmes, they are ready to expand, but first they need proof! With your help, we can assist them by documenting and summarizing their positive influence and create an informed case study to leverage the potential of the Black Mambas across Africa.
Kellam High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Daisy, Rhys, Yona, Jackson, and Kathy from Kellam High School have been working with LI to help create & publicize human rights campaigns for various rights issues in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to connect with local nonprofits in Bauchi to research, document, and advocate for various human rights issues within the area.
Fighting Corruption via Reform In Moldova This project will translate the Moldovan Small Enterprise Alliance's 4 years of experience dealing with corruption and bureaucracy facing Small Businesses into concrete, actionable reforms that we can champion to fight corruption.   Our members are advocating for a better future here. They are raising their voices to demand a community without corruption and the stagnation of endless bureaucracy - but we need your help. We need to hire experts to help convert our experience into real change.
Provision of Sanitation for a village in Nepal Gimdi is a village 45 miles south of Kathmandu and has a population of 2500 people over a 25km area and only one toilet. Our aim is to provide 70 long drop toilets, providing safe clean sanitation to the villagers enhancing the safety of vulnerable adults, young girls and boys and as an end result providing fertiliser for sustainable crop growth. Health, Welfare and safety of vulnerable adults and children are a major concern and with this project we can make a difference.
Resilient Homes for Nepal Earthquake Survivors This project seeks to provide secure, dignified, earthquake resilient transitional homes for people displaced by the Nepal earthquakes who lost their homes during the 7.8 magnitude earthquake on April 25, 2015. The project also incorporates self-recovery and disaster preparedness objectives by educating affected communities in shelter safety issues and training local workers in build back safer methods.
Laptops for the Disability Community Centre, Kenya HATW works in partnership with the Disability Community Centre, Kenya, a community project which supports children and families with disabilities, whilst increasing disability awareness. As well as this, DCC supports initiatives in Athi and Irindiro and other local schools which provide residential education for children with impairments and disabilities.
Haiti Earthquake Emergency Response A 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck Haiti on Saturday August 14, followed by Tropical Storm Grace just two days later, causing major damage and leaving more than 2,100 dead, over 10,000 injured, and over 75,000 homes and buildings damaged in the country's southwest. IsraAID's Emergency Response Team is delivering urgent aid, focusing on relief distributions, hygiene kits, Personal Protective Equipment, safe water filters, and Psychological First Aid.
Support Minority Hindu BAJANI Communities Association for Humanitarian Development decided to support 100 Bajani families residing near Tando Muahmmed Khan, the families are poor & by professionally migration from one place to another place. their children and women illiterate and economic situation of BAJANI communities are very poor. AHD wants to empower one hundred communities towards sustainable development
Education and awareness: Birds in Belize! The youth are consumers, voters and policy makers of the future. Sadly some are also destined to become the poachers and traffickers of tomorrow. The overstretched education system in Belize has little capacity for environmental education and many communities have a tradition of trading parrots as a means of support.  Our goal is to instil empathy for wild parrots and all bird species and suggest environmentally sustainable means of generating income from the lucrative tourism industry.
Educating Girls in Cameroon Batonga’s aim is to support secondary school and higher education for girls in Cameroon. We are providing the tools girls need to continue on with their education and reach their full potential.
Lebanon Crisis - Provide Emergency Relief Supplies Mercy Corps is distributing food packages, hygiene kits, infant kits, water and other essential supplies to hundreds of extremely vulnerable families displaced by the conflict.
MEDACROSS - AIDS patients are not alone in Myanmar There are more than 240 thousand people living with AIDS in Myanmar. For those people, finding a job and have medical healthcare is a daily struggle, because AIDS is a strong stigma in Myanmar. Coronavirus has worsened their situation since they are heavily immunosuppressed.  MedAcross help AIDS patients in South Myanmar with free medical visits and medicines, giving health counselling and providing safe food and water to avoid additional illnesses. Help us don't let down who has no one else.
Transform Pakistan's under-resourced Girls Schools This project is transforming two under-resourced government schools in Karachi into model institutions of learning. Our interventions involve upgrades in infrastructure, governance, administration, teacher professional development, academic innovation & tracking and a rich menu of extra-curricular activities. Based on the successes here we advocate for education reform through policy change and legislation, impacting 3200 girls directly & thousands more in public schools all over.
Build a Community Center of Hope Our vision is to build the Catalyst Foundation Community Centers to provide hundreds of families access to services and facilities that contribute to their community’s growth and sustainability.
Train Workers Caring for Orphans in Togo This project will provide 30 workers at 10 orphanages in Togo with training in holistic care, child development, abuse, common mental illnesses, basic hygienic care and first aid, and it will connect them to the existing mental health network and assist them in formalizing their centers. Together, these workers care for about 1,500 children who will benefit from improved care and services.
Plant 30,000 native trees Costa Rican owned farms Pay community men and women to plant 30,000 trees (65 species) in biological corridors covering water springs and rivers in Guabo Valley watershed near Pacific ocean.  All farms owned by Costa Ricans. Build sustainable businesses like production of fertile soil, production of trees, sustainable eco-tourism and  forest management practices promoting long term rainforest conservation. Combat climate change thru permanent capture 30,000 tons of CO2. Excess water vapor transpiration. Repair soils.
Provide school sanitation and education in Nepal Working with the Rotary Club of the Himalayan Gurkhas to provide sanitation in 7 schools (we helped rebuild one in 2016/17 after  earthquakes); and to educate teachers in 8 schools to help over 3000 children, also teachers. The new facilities will greatly improve the attendance at school and will achieve health outcomes. The Early Learning Program will provide teacher training and  improved learning environments that serve as models for the area. Improvement of teaching skills will help others.
Give education opportunity to rural Ugandan youth YANA Community High School project specifically addresses the need to provide affordable secondary and vocational education to youth in rural eastern Uganda. With a school like YANA, girls can access a nearby affordable school instead of staying home to do chores, and thus prevent teenage pregnancy and early marriages. At YANA's vocational training center, youth gain employable skills that will help them to obtain employment, increase their family incomes, and break the cycle of poverty.
Job Training and Internships for Favela Youth Scholarships provide 20 Rio youths with long term training in performance art, circus, music and professionalism in order to provide an enjoyable but tangible income alternative to drug trafficking.
VICTA:Visually Impaired Children Taking Action VICTA was founded in 1987 by a group of parents who came together to support each other with the day-to-day issues of looking after a visually impaired child. They provided emotional support and worked together to ensure that their children were given the same opportunities as sighted children. They also supported each other through the minefield of obtaining the right educational provision for their children.
Fresh Start Domestic Violence Awareness Month October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. One in four women will experience domestic violence in their lifetime. Fresh Start provides counseling, support groups, legal assistance and education to women that have been affected by domestic violence. Please help us keep these programs in place by donating to Fresh Start - even $5 will cover the cost of one class for a woman to attend.
Refuge center for 20+ vulnerable kids in Douala We provide a daytime refuge center for 20+ underprivileged kids in Douala. This is a safe space for children to relax, play, and study after school. We also offer counselling, extra tuition, basic medical care, funding for school fees and provide one hot meal a day. These children would otherwise be begging on the streets or selling worthless items in order to eat and support their families. When on the streets they are left vulnerable - exposed to drugs, alcohol abuse and sexual exploitation.
LIFE Humane Heroes Club After-School Program LIFE (Leaders in Furthering Education) Humane Heroes Club is an after-school program developed to teach children the vital role animals play in our lives and in our world. Our goal is to create a generation of young people dedicated to the work of building more humane communities for animals and for all of us. LIFE Humane Heroes Clubs gives today's children a voice in the compassion movement, educates about the value of the human-animal bond, and teaches them how to advocate for animals in need.
Donate for Higher Education Support of Blind Girls Mitra Jyothi gives special attention to the empowerment of visually impaired (VI) girls through learning. This organization support higher education of visually impaired girls from remote villages and with poor socio-economic backgrounds. Mitra Jyothi identifies VI girls who have completed class 10 with good academics and enroll them in institutes in Bangalore for higher education. Through this program, poor VI girls get access to a good education and thereby enabling them for employment.
Scholarships for Tibetan Bon Refugee children Expanding educational opportunities for Tibetan Bon refugee children in Dolanji, India through scholarships.
Educational Support for 1,200 Girls in Ethiopia This program will provide educational opportunities through four years of high school for Ethiopian girls who otherwise would not have the opportunity to complete high school.
Educate, Empower and Heal At-Risk Youth Expand arts integration programs including meals, mentoring, and educational support for youth ages 8-18 to six days a week in the impoverished community of Little Haiti, Miami, FL 33150.  The programs encourage creative thinking, personal responsibility, career development, environmental awareness, and positive self-images - all which increase student's chances at self-sufficiency & long-term success. Mentors, field trips & guest speakers increase relevancy and exposure to careers via the arts.
Youth Services Matter Youth services are fundamental to enriching the lives of young people in the borough of Hammersmith & Fulham. From supporting with employment, mental health, education and prevention of crime. This appeal will enable us to provide much needed support to the youth sector in order to keep it thriving. We are aiming to raise an additional 10,000 for our grants pot, in order to  distribute these funds to the youth organisations which enable the development of young people into powerful adults.
Safe futures - self-reliance for 675 Kenyan girls Adolescent girls and young women in Kenya are at serious risk of poverty, exploitation and high risk situations like early marriage, pregnancy or survival sex.    Seed of Hope centres support 675 vulnerable girls every year, and equip them to escape poverty, secure reliable incomes and support themselves and their families.  Through vocational skills training, mental health and business start up support, over 90% of graduates are self-reliant and able to support themselves and their families
Empower Marginalized Young Women in Ghana A Ban Against Neglect breaks the cycle of poverty among young mothers in Ghana by helping them to empower themselves and their communities, and teaching them how to nurture their families and the environment.  Our empowerment program identifies vulnerable young mothers in rural areas near Accra, providing them with opportunities to flourish in their communities. We teach her to nurture her child, build secure job opportunities and invest in her community.
Help Rangers Protect Endangered Cambodian Wildlife The Cardamom Rainforest Landscape in Cambodia is a global biodiversity hotspot and haven for endangered wildlife such as Elephants, bears, and pangolins. Wildlife here faces increasing threats from habitat loss and poaching. Wildlife Alliance rangers protect >1.3 million hectares of forest and its wildlife from land-grabbers, speculators and hunters through daily patrols. Our rangers stop land clearing, logging and poaching, send offenders to court, remove wildlife snares and rescue live animals