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Education/Arts Orphan, Disabled Children Cambodia This project will help up to 25 orphans some with HIV and epilepsy, as well as blind children. By living at our school, this allows them to receive full time care, scholastic education with Braille, traditional Cambodian performing arts training, as therapy and vocational training. The children (except for the blind) have no parents, no extended families and have no alternative care except for our school; We work with the Ministries of Culture, Education & Social Affairs and local authorities.
Support Education for Youth in Rural Uganda The Uganda Education Project aims to alleviate poverty and cultivate young leaders in the Mukono District of Uganda by sponsoring vulnerable children to complete secondary school and university. We partner closely with a local, grassroots organization focused on improving lives within the Mukono community.
Send An Indian Child to School For a Year Non Formal & Formal Education Centers provide children in remote tribal areas with access to quality education,in an interactive and joyful environment. Children are enabled to join mainstream school.
Buy an Ambulance 4 Children with Cancer (Zimbabwe) Specialized childhood cancer services in Zimbabwe are centralised, with communities travelling between 100-800 km to access services. The children and their caregivers use public transport sometimes in critical conditions. A child died in the bus to the village in February 2016, a traumatic situation to the  mother, the other passengers and the bus driver who had to ferry the little child to the nearest hospital. Kidzcan helps  transport very sick children in between health providing facilities.
Wild bird rescue centers in Bosnia and Herzegovina Ornithological society "Nase ptice"("Our Birds") for almost two decades now, is dedicated in preserving wildlife and bird habitats. Very often we came across injured and orphaned wild birds. Vultures, eagles, buzzards, owls, herons, storks... life of every individual is important in order to preserve wildlife. With the help of you that care our goal is to establish care centers for wild birds that will cover all the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Houndreds of birds will return to the wild.
Counseling South African youth with HIV+ parents Women sew traditional dresses to raise funds for a peer-to-peer counselling program for children whose parents have HIV/AIDS.  Additional sewing machines will expand this self-sufficient program.
Empowering and Protecting Slum Girls To empower and educate adolescent girls on Reproductive Sexual Health [ARSH] and Family Life Education [FLE] to make them physically and emotionally capable to lead a successful life. About one-third of adolescents in India report physical and sexual abuse. To be implemented at 2-4 slum locations for another year (2020) with proper monitoring. 1200 Adolescent Girls would be empowered on ARSH and FLE. Overall health and gender empowerment would be ensured to create a healthier society.
Save Umm al-Hiran From Demolition In May 2015, the Israeli Supreme Court approved the state's plan to evict 700 Palestinian citizens of Israel from the unrecognized Bedouin village of Umm al-Hiran in the Naqab/Negev desert. Why? So that the state can settle an Israeli Jewish community in their place. Recent demolitions and a police killing of a resident have given more urgency and need for your support. As the main legal organization leading the village's struggle, we call on you to help us halt the destruction of Umm al-Hiran.
Provide Social Services for Exploited Cambodians Justice and Client Care Social Work Project provides essential counselling and social services for survivors of trafficking and sexual exploitation living in their communities to rebuild their emotional well being and resilience in a long-term setting. The project also supports the families of survivors, providing them family counselling, family conflict mediation and life skills education to address the social causes of exploitation and prevent future abuse of family and community members.
Reunite a HIV affected child with the family Our request for support is to reunite children affected with HIV - who are currently living at our children's home. The financial support will benefit the children through basic needs, education and the medical check up so that they are not a burden to their families who are below poverty line and have very limited access to basic resources. This will also help improve their psychological and physical health .
bananafibre-equipments-children-120-Ugandans This project targets children between 10-18 years,  there's high school dropouts, Child abuse,domestic violence, gender inequalities, communication gaps between children and parents/guardians. This project will help in purchasing banana extraction machines which will help children for alternative Change project to produce good quality and quantity products that can sustain the market demand and supply. This helps children to get money to go back school and mothers also earn from the trainings.
Promoting Transition to Home Orphan-Care! ONETrack International practices alternative orphan-care solutions around the world by practicing and promoting our Transition to Home approach to family reunification. ONETrack International is currently operating in Cameroon, Kosovo, The Gambia, Zimbabwe, Cambodia, Liberia, Colombia, Honduras and our team in Greece is currently establishing programs that work with unaccompanied minors.
Support 400 Vulnerable Children/Youth in Lira,Kole Project Summary: This project is planned to directly benefit 400 youths/ children (orphans and other form of vulnerabilities) and indirectly benefit the surrounding communities who could have fallen victims to immoral actions of these youths.  This project entails activities of giving skills and support to youths/ orphan and vulnerable children with lifelong skills (beads bags/ bracelets/necklace making, liquid soap/ gel making, saloon/ hair dressing, tailoring, craft sandal
Journey's End Ranch Sanctuary Hay Funds Drive Journeys End Ranch Animal Sanctuary is home to animals large and small which were abused, neglected, unwanted, at the risk of euthanasia or slaughter. Here, they get the care and love they need to heal and live out their lives in peace and comfort.The sole caretaker is a disabled Veterinary Technician. In order to avoid outrageously high feed store prices, we need to raise $7,000. by summer for a semi-load of hay to feed our 13 rescued equines for the next year. http://www.jersanctuary.org/
One Life At a Time MANYO aims at building bipartisan support to make sure every child in the slum of Mathare North in Nairobi, Kenya have access to high-quality early learning and to protect children living in conflict zones around the city. We limit our reach to a smaller number of children who will benefit from this project to 30 enabling us to concentrate our effort on building trust. These are the under privileged kids and their families who are living in poverty. Teachers are among the beneficiaries too.
Empower 100 Tanzanian Youth through Education Karibu!  We are a Tanzanian NGO dedicated to training, mentoring and coaching disadvantaged youth that have not had access to education.  Our one-year Training of Youth is a personal and professional development program that gives vulnerable youth the skills to gain meaningful employment, transforming their lives and breaking the cycle of generational poverty.
20 Renewable Energy Kiosks Powered by Rural Women 90% of rural Indian families do not have regular access to electricity and light.  So, they burn kerosene, which is unsafe, bad for the environment, bad for health and expensive, consuming up to 40% of household income.  
This project will launch 20 energy kiosks (each equipped with a POWERCycle pedal generator) operated by 3 female entrepreneurs,who will work to replace kerosene lamps in their community with clean, safe and inexpensive LED lights, and provide recharging services for a fee
Hurricane Maria-From tarps to roofs in Puerto Rico When Irma & Maria hit Puerto Rico, poor and vulnerable neighborhoods were among the most affected.  In the 8 communities along the Cano Martin Pena, winners of the World Habitat Awards,~1,000 families lost the roofs to their homes and a safe place to sleep. Temporary tarps already have filtrations, leading to mold related diseases. Roofs for the Cano, a community-based project, will help ~12 families in dire conditions return to normalcy by transitioning from tarps to permanent, resilient roofs.
Environmental Standards for Lead Battery Plants The objective of the Better Environmental Sustainability Targets (BEST) Certification is to reduce emissions from lead battery plants and recyclers to prevent lead poisoning in developing countries.
Reducing effectofglobal warming in 100villageof TN This project will reduce the impact of global warming by planting trees,raising awareness,recharging under ground water,Model organic farming,awearness training in 100 village of Dindigul atTN.INDIA.
Covid-19: Supporting street children in Mumbai This project will provide support and information to 600 street children and their families during the Covid-19 pandemic in Mumbai. Forced to survive in the streets, the pandemic and the lockdown have put them in a very vulnerable position. Making use of a mobile unit, called the "Smiling Bus", we will provide them with support, resources and information to help them dealing with this terrible situation.
Corona Epidemic Emergency Response Project The Corona epidemic has added new suffering to the Yemeni people, who have been suffering from the scourge of war for six years, and with the severe weakness of the infrastructure in Yemen and the poor medical services, the epidemic is spreading among Yemeni society rapidly, as the daily statistics which are in fact inaccurate due to the limet of PCR tests, so people face the epidemic without assistance.  This project aims to provide aid and assistance to poor families to confront the spread of
Actively Reducing Jakarta's Waste Problem Jakarta has a major waste management problem.  This has profoundly negative impacts not only for local communities but for the Planet. To address this, the KDM Green Project is actively working towards locally-driven solutions in Jakarta.  The Project helps in two ways: by providing a reliable local waste collection service for recyclables and by educating local communities on the importance of waste reduction. The Project also provides meaningful employment to local under-served youth.
Support First Adult Day Care Center in Honduras This project will provide people with dementia a safe environment, nutritional lunches and snacks, social stimulation through group activities, physical exercise programs, and individualized therapies
Helping  Deprived Orphans in the deep villages We are going to provide clothes, pads, food, school requirement, sleeping equipment and healthcare products to Deprived orphans in the deep villages in Uganda.  These will help the orphans to feel part of the society and enjoy school and be health.
Stopping Crime and Gun Violence Through Boxing This project will provide Anti-Crime information to youth in slum areas of Nairobi through a series of  boxing based activities,drama plays and videos.
Team Challenge Illinois Team Challenge is an endurance sports training program. Participants raise funds for Crohn's and colitis research and patient services in exchange for training, support, and lodging and airfare to the event of their choice. (Airfare dependent upon program)
Protect an Acre of Rainforest in Ecuador The Cofan people of Northeast Ecuador have a territory of over 1 million acres of rainforest. The area needs to be patrolled to prevent illegal deforestation, mining, and poaching. The Cofan people have been stewarding their land for millennia, but with growing threats. They need funds to provide the world with essential ecosystem services such as carbon sequestration and biodiversity maintenance. This project would hire 25 Cofan guards, maintain 12 stations and clear 20 miles of trail.
Help 5000+ villagers get internet in South Africa Nyara Youth Development is in the process of building a Youth Resource Centre in the centre of Nyara Villages that will encompass a computer lab, library, training auditorium and a counselling/wellness room. In order for this Centre to be fully functional, impactful and 21st Century driven, for the over 1200 youth from 3 schools in the area as well as the 5000 residents, it is imperative that a customized rural Wi-Fi community network be installed for free and affordable access to the internet.
KASC COVID-19 Response In Korea, the number of COVID-19 confirmed since April 3 has exceeded 10,000. 78.5% of all confirmed cases and 91.5% of deaths occurred in Daegu and Gyeongsangbuk-do.   KASC will help the Mungyeong Third Life Treatment Facility where confirmed patients were transferred from Daegu and Gyeongsangbuk-do.    It will be used for PPE equipment for medical staff, Various Medical supplies for confirmed patients in living and treatment support center.     *We attached the photo of the on-site permission.
Dyeing For Peace in Rwanda Rwandan genocide survivor Mariya, 69, heads a household of 30, including 18 children, all struggling with the effects of poverty. Employment opportunities for Rwandan women over 35 are severely limited. Rwanda-one4one was formed to help Mariya care for her impoverished family by teaching her and her daughter Victoire to naturally dye textiles, providing a sustainable source of income, and to provide education for her young grandchildren.
Early Childhood Development Center for Kirehe Strive Foundation Rwanda (SFR) partners with Kirehe district, which homes 52,527 children below 5 years of age. One of SFR's greatest advantages is its success in solving the problems of child violence, child school dropouts, and child protection in Rwanda. SFR's work is increasingly important as only 6.1% of pre-school-age children are attending pre-primary schools in Kirehe. This project will build an Early Childhood Development Center for 150 children in Kirehe District to solve the problem.
Save Zimbabwe's Chizarira National Park Chizarira National Park is one of Zimbabwe's last-remaining great wildernesses, but it has suffered a series of blows from fires, poaching and the destruction of almost all their infrastructure. A handful of determined rangers stay to defend the park's wildlife in extremely challenging conditions. ALERT has joined forces with Park Management to restore the park and revive its populations of iconic wildlife, including lion, elephant, leopard and the rare Taita falcon for the long term.
Free Healthcare Equipment to Poor Elderly in India Healthcare is a major concern for the destitute elderly in India. Agewell Foundation has identified over 2000 destitute elderly who urgently need healthcare equipment/medical attention. Agewell will provide a range of healthcare equipment to destitute and bedridden elderly including: wheelchairs, walkers, adult diapers, spectacles, hearing aids and medicines to elderly patients.
School Without Walls The School Without Walls (SWW) project is a learning center for children at all levels (from primary to secondary) and vocational training center located close to 2 Internally displaced person camps. The aim of SWW is to provide access to formal education for the out-of-school internally-displaced children. Currently, over 700 children attend the school with the provision of one meal per day for every pupil and access to medical services.
Empowering Refugee Women in the Rohingya Community Rohingya Society of Malaysia was established in February 2010 to advocate for the needs of Rohingya refugees and asylum seekers in Malaysia. RSM's main objectives are to support the Rohingya community through eradicating illiteracy, female empowerment, and helping youth members access higher education and gain professional skills through basic training programs.
Tonga Volcano and Tsunami Relief Fund A massive volcano eruption near Tonga caused a deadly tsunami, which destroyed homes and changed the geography of the Pacific island nation. Ash from the eruption has been sent miles into the sky and is falling across Tonga. Your donation to the Tonga Volcano and Tsunami Relief Fund will support emergency response and long-term recovery.
Pragmatic and Adaptive Skills for Children at Risk Reachout.BG has been helping children at risk for more than 8 years. This project provides a one year special training to 15 abandoned children with emotional behavioral problems and intellectual disabilities.The group work sessions will be carried out twice a week. The curriculum is designed according to children's needs and includes different types of activities as well as educational visits. Due to the proper help and support the children will be able to succeed at school and in everyday life
Global Health Delivery Program (GHD) This program will create and implement a case-based educational curriculum for healthcare professionals and will encourage increased collaboration among experts throughout the globe..
Strengthening our Congo Community with a Goat Bank We want to organize our community around a 'goat bank' business: importing two Boer goats and cross breeding with local goats we will produce and share a high yield goat herd.
To Build a Ishinomaki Multi Purpose Recovery Base By building this Multi Purpose Recovery Base, it serves as an urgently required bridging point for the tsunami effected people of Ishinomaki and all people that will visit the area. The tsunami effected coast is desperately in need for this support in re-building their community. The community also needs this and similar venues where former volunteers can return to engage with the locals and maintain their connection with the community. This hotel/community centre will be well received by all.
Poultry project to feed 300 orphans in Uganda It is so rewarding to help lives grow. The poultry project will help vitalize the lives of over 300 precious kids most of whom are victims of HIV/AIDS by circumstance. It will also add a modest income to Balikyewunya Foundation's road to self reliance. This will also act as a demonstration center to farmers who would like to venture into poultry but only lack the know-how.
Hurricane Delta Relief Fund This disaster relief fund will support people impacted by Hurricane Delta in the form of emergency aid like food, water, medicine, and shelter. The fund will transition to provide longer-term assistance as needed. All donations to this fund will exclusively support communities and first responders impacted by Hurricane Delta.
Information Saves Lives: COVID-19 Response Fund The COVID-19 pandemic is also an information crisis - and journalists are the first responders. People need access to local, trusted information on COVID-19 and vaccines, but local news outlets need financial and advisory support to bolster their health reporting. Through launching our Rapid Response Fund, Health Media Mentors, and the Health Journalism Network, Internews is supporting local journalists and news outlets so they can continue to provide life-saving information.
Peru Earthquake Relief Fund A 6.2 magnitude earthquake caused widespread damage in the Piura Region of Peru. This fund will provide immediate relief to survivors and support long-term recovery.
Gender Equality within Homeless Service Provision Dublin Simon Community works to prevent and address homelessness in Dublin, Kildare, Wicklow  and Meath. We provide services at all stages of homelessness and enable people to move to a place they can call home. This research project will carry out a gender audit in our Supported Temporary Accommodation (STA).  The findings will result in practical changes made to the service to improve the experience, in particular, of women who are homeless and staying with us.
Help 100 Homeless Parents Access Jobs and College COMPASS for kids' COMPASS Community College Collaborative program addresses family homelessness and extreme poverty by building the capacities of homeless parents, with outcomes of jobs, job retention and advancement - also college credit, workforce training certificates, GEDs, college degree enrollment, and stable housing. The Collaborative leverages existing resources through high impact partnerships and makes a longterm investment in families. Families gradually move toward self-sufficiency.
Building Local Philanthropy The fund will help poor families build resilience during this hard economic times of covid-19 pandemic. Lose of livelihood has made life very difficult and unbearable for most poor families and they need help to help them stand again and live normal lives.
Educate, Empower & Engage Teen Girls in Honduras Provides underprivileged adolescent girls and young women from at-risk communities in El Progreso with access to secondary education, leadership and life skills development opportunities and friendly spaces to engage with their peers. Educating and empowering adolescent girls and young women is crucial to breaking the cycle of poverty and building stronger, more resilient communities.
Empower 30 Special need children through skill This is pioneer project of Zunnorain Welfare Society , in which initially 30 persons with special needs will be trained and skilled through vocational training of Fashion designing, sewing, handicraft, jewelry making, professional cooking etc helping them escape vicious circle of poverty by ensuring a sustainable livelihood  for these financially challenged, persons with special needs. ZWS aims to provide this sheltered training space a sustainable one, to empower more persons with special needs
Walking Cane Support to 100 Parkinson Patients This project will buy & deliver walking anes to 100 poor Parkinson patients. As the disease progress, disability increases and quality of life deteriorates. In advanced stage Walking cane becomes essential. Experience shows that as the disease progresses from one stage to the other, even strong PD patients start to deteriorate quickly and start to expect support of walking aides and/or human care givers for movement from one place to the other
Provide Education to Orphans,Street Children India 47 children are attending to the school 3 children are attending to the college. All the children receive free accommodation, clothes, medical care, and education
Affordable Education for International Students By the end of March 2020, we aim to secure funds for partial scholarships for financially disadvantaged prospective students from post-communist countries. Financial support in the amount of 20% of the cost of tuition for the first year of education will be provided to 10 scholars in August 2020, for Academic year 2020/2021. Even if we don't manage to raise the whole amount, we will proportionately distribute whatever we have collected by the deadline.
Restoring hope by building a free school, Cameroon In northern Cameroon, children are mostly affected by poverty, malnutrition and lack of schools within a radius of 200 km. To cope with this serious situation, in 2017 FOH supported the construction of a free primary school in northern Cameroon by setting up 3 classrooms that allowed 70 schoolchildren from 4 to 8 years old to be accommodated. In addition to the Cameroonian National Education Program, English and Arabic classes are taught to students from the preparatory class.
Empowering 116 Scavengers in Bogotá, Colombia The objective is to set up a recycling material stock center in one of the 6 big areas of Bogotá. As a pilot, that center also will demonstrate how the empowerment’s scheme works.
School 135 poor Cambodian children to prosperity. Two schools for vulnerable, disadvantaged children from poor families that have operated for 10 years in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap, Cambodia need donors.  Administered by a registered NGO of 25 years, Salvation Centre Cambodia (SCC),  the schools teach English, Maths, Agriculture, Music to 135 students for free. Without these schools, the children will have reduced opportunities to pursue further education, get well-paid jobs and help lift their families, communities and country out of poverty.