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Help support the refugee community on Samos! This project will support the refugee community on the Greek island of Samos. A new camp has recently opened which despite improvements in infrastructure and facilities, lacks a feeling of warmth and opportunity for residents to connect beyond the camp walls. That is why, we have been working together with the camp residents (our community volunteers), to create a greater feeling of community.
Enable 250 Liberian Children To Go To School The  Cornerstone Academy was badly damaged during Liberia's civil war. The school  serves  war affected children, many of whom are ex-child soldiers. It  exists in temporary overcrowded quarters with little infrastructure and materials. Your donation will help the school build classrooms and desks and provide students with learning materials. It will enable  students to learn basic reading, writing, and mathematics skills, and support school efforts to teach tolerance and respect for all people
Engage 88 Youth Visions for community development *2020 Year-end focus: Summer Leadership Team Sponsorship - SEE LATEST REPORTS!*    The Visionaria for Schools program transforms standard class periods into creative spaces for young, future leaders to develop a mindset and skillset to plan the future with creativity and confidence in 2 new rural Peruvian schools. For young women, in particular, Visionaria is the first time they are treated as partners in problem-solving, and not simply victims or beneficiaries of services designed without them.
Help Kenyan Farmers Plant 30,000  Trees Kenyan farmers especially from Embu County have faced many challenges in day to day lives including; lack of fuelwood for cooking leading to encroaching forest looking for fuelwood, low milk production due to lack of  livestock fodder, food insecurity caused by prolonged use of chemical fertilizers on their farms which makes the soil acidic.Through your help, we are going to support 550 farmers plant different beneficial trees on their farms.
Invest in 20 Indian girls' leadership via travel TYCL International plans to support 20 rural girls (first-time interstate travelers) from Puducherry, Cuddalore and Viluppuram districts of Tamil Nadu to learn leadership skills by traveling in north India.  Girls will get a ten-days learning opportunity to plan, travel, network, meet new people, cross-cultural experience, and journaling the leadership journey in a gender lens.  TYCL will cover the orientation, food, accommodation, medical insurance, and travel expenses estimated by the girls.
Enhance Women Marketable Skills for Livelivelihood The project will provide 100 marginalized and poor women with practical and marketable skills training in Kenya, so that they can participate in the social and economic development of the community and bring about the change that is desperately needed to fight the prevailing extreme poverty.
Trafficking prevention and victim rehabilitation Prevention, rescue and rehabilitation of girls and children from human trafficking, forced to sex and exploitation. Human rights, dignity life and reintegrating with community are the aim of programme. Skill training, Income Generation Support, Health and psychological counselling, rejoining with community, school / education rejoining (if suitable and possible) are provided.
Train 50 Zapotec families in vanilla cultivation This project seeks to train coffee producers in the municipality of San Juan Yaee, in the Sierra Norte of Oaxaca in the cultivation of vanilla as an altrnative, because they currently face a growing impoverishment of their population and that in the last 5 years, families are losing their production after a strong plague attack. This leads to deforestation of cultivated areas, the deterioration of low levels of welfare and more people emigrating.
Help students follow online class during COVID-19 For the safety of all due the pandemic of COVID-19, the classic extension is now used through online communication systems, which is a problem for some students and families because they do not have the  technological equipmentto complete all the expected tasks. Center for Peacebuilding wants with this project to ensure that as many children and young people as possible have adequate technical conditions to follow online teaching.
LIFESKILLS TRAINING FOR PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS Over the past 3 decades, RASA is proud to have  transformed the lives of tens of thousands of people with differing abilities.RASA - Ramana Sunritya Aalaya  empowers and facilitates the optimization of the potential of people with special needs using a very unique methodology of Indian Theatre Arts.   Most of Rasa's  beneficiaries come from a  lower socio economic society and would be completely bereft of stimulation if not for RASA. These  services are completely HONORARY and need your support.
Sports Facilities for 32 Children in Care in SA! Our primary project is the Siyakatala Child & Youth Care Centre in Port Elizabeth. Our aim is to assist with sports development by:  1. Extending the gym established; 2. Setting up a 4-wheel bicycle track and; 3. Building a swimming pool at the centre. The children should participate in sports activities to channel energy in positive areas. It is crucial to nurture talent in sporting activity. Physical exercise is very important in teaching self-discipline, goal setting and handling competition.
Educate street children in rural India We believe in equal education, especially important in slums where the uneducated are targets for opportunists. 10 years after India's Right to Education Act guaranteed education for all up to 10 std, 75,000 children are still missing from our state classrooms. Our schools are vital in encouraging & supporting children to complete12 std & enroll in higher education. Counselling, personal development & extracurricular activities  provide extra knowledge, self-belief & hope.
Micro-finance Project in Egypt-Empower 200 women Our B' edaya (pronounced Beh-uh-day-uh) "With My Own Hands" microfinance initiative provides interest-free loans to female-heads of households, who are particularly disadvantaged in rural Egypt, to start income-generating projects.  Upon the successful setup and operation of the project, each woman will repay the original loan which will then go to a revolving fund.
Education for Blind Children of Bangladesh The project will provide residential care and education to 100 poor and blind children in Bangladesh which will guarantee a dignified and meaningful life. By contributing as little as $10, you can become a part of development of a blind child.
Career Program for 1000 Year 9 Pupils in Lagos My Community and I is a Career Guidance Program aimed at Junior Secondary School students in their final year of their Basic Education (Year 9).  It defines a Career as an expression of oneself in service to one's community.  The goal of the program is to prepare these students for life after Basic Education through a series of workshops and "Talk with the Professionals" Events where they will get to speak with professionals from different walks of life.
PEACE EDUCATION FOR 1000 STUDENTS IN BRAZIL BEING IN PEACE Program works with teachers and students at a public high school since 2012. Teachers are trained as Peace Culture mentors, applying inner peace and non-violence concepts, breathing and concentration mindfulness meditation techniques, providing students with greater ease in learning, non-violent conflict resolution capacity, relaxation and emotional balance. Thus, the program creates a sustainable and peaceful inner and outer environment for each individual and school as a whole.
Help Educate Ebola Orphans in Bong County,Liberia Liberia, Guinea, Sierra Leone, and Nigeria are currently experiencing the most serious and widespread Ebola outbreak that history can record. The outbreak of this virus is claiming more and more lives on a daily basis. Communities are struggling to contain the virus and control the epidemic. VAAFD will help disseminate vital sanitation and medical supplies to clinics communities across Liberia, educate people on how to stop and contain the outbreak and support families of those in quarantine.
COVID 19  screening, preventing control in SA KIDS 13850 CHILDREN form Cape flats, rural areas schools in Western Cape South Africa has been screened, informed and showed how to wash hands, social distance and wear a mask. Children are facing being killed ,raped and abuse and now has to face another unseen enemy COVID 19.They are afraid, some lost family members. are alone, are hungry, have questions but are to scared to ask. Help OMEGA CENTRE TO SAVE KIDS LIVES by continuing to screen, to prevent, to show, and to inform our future adults,
EMPOWER HIGHLY VULNERABLE WOMEN IN NIGERIA. The BEAUTY FOR ASHES PROJECT empowers and educates the most vulnerable women living in extreme poverty in Nigeria specifically: Survivors of sexual and domestic violence, Women and girls with disabilities, Internally displaced women and girls and Unemployed Widows. The project offers succor and opportunity for vulnerable women to rebuild their lives through Skill acquisition, Small business grants, Education Scholarships, Food, Clothing, Hygiene & Sanitary supplies and Temporary housing.
Access to Education for AIDS Orphans in Kenya Provide 70 HIV/AIDS orphans in Kenya access to education by supporting student run income generating projects that pay their school fees and teach ‘Rural Entrepreneurship’.
Resettle 200 Karamajong Women and Children. This project will  provide an integrated resettlement scheme that will remove 200 karamajong women and children currently living and begging on the streets of Kampala city , skill them in custom-tailored income generating activities, provide the beneficiaries with inputs and help them market their products.  The impact of this project will be to provide an alternative and viable means of a sustainable income for a better and dignified livelihood for the karamajong people  and their children.
Eight years' of water filtration for Guatemala. Vida Para Todos Guatemala will provide 150 water filters to three villages in Guatemala. Only 15% of the water distributed throughout the country is potable.  Three million people lack public water. The water filters that we will provide (we have provided 188 filters to date) use the same technology as dialysis machines and can be back- washed. This gives them a life of  eight (8) years. Proper water filtration easily prevents water-borne diseases such as cholera, dysentery and intestinal worms.
Quality Education and health for girls in Uganda This project will increase access, retention and quality education for girls in primary schools in Dokolo district through providing school fees, scholastic materials, provision of sanitary pads, and medical treatment for HIV affected children.
Help Sightless Tibetan Children Live Normal Lives Global Roots helped a sightless Tibetan woman named Kyila establish Tibet's first kindergarten boarding school for sightless children seven years ago with a cash grant of 50K. Recently, the Chinese government changed policy to allow sightless Tibetan kindergarteners to attend special government schools. This was a big victory for Kyila. Now she can concentrate on rescuing more children from home confinement and raising funds for private tutoring so that "her children" can go to college one day!
Tahoma Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Tanveer, Devan, and Chibueze from Tahoma High School have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Educate and Improve the Lives of 500 Poor Farmers We will provide education on small-scale integrated farming technologies to 500 poor farmers in order to emancipate them from the perennial lack of resources and capacities. The venue of our education program will be our training facilities and integrated demonstration farm. Aside from farming technologies, we will also teach them basic skills so they are able to venture into farm businesses.
Train 50 women teachers in Uganda to educate 1000s GWI is working to increase the number of girls that go to school. In rural areas of Uganda, a huge number of girls are not enrolled in school or forced to drop out, in part due to a lack of women teachers. Our project will support 50 young women from rural Uganda to become qualified secondary school teachers and ambassadors for girls' education. This will provide access to quality education for 2000 children per year and vital role models to improve girls' enrollment.
Support 300 Safe Births in the Nepal Himalaya This project will fund 300 safe births in the remote Nepal Himalaya by employing trained midwives and funding essential equipment for maternal care. Northern Gorkha is a seriously neglected area. Health facilities are rudimentary and villages up to 7 days walk from a road. Young mothers and their babies risk their lives as they face the dangers of childbirth and the crucial first few weeks of life. High mortality rates can be mitigated if women and their babies have access to essential care.
Save babies from prisons in Abia State,  Nigeria Every day  innocent babies are left languishing in Nigerian prisons (AU Report, 2013). CRAPI'S visits to just two prisons recently revealed 10 pregnant women and 10 nursing mothers with their babies, and 15 babies respectively;  typical evidence of administrative incoherence in justice system in Nigeria with poor implementation of the child's rights laws
Maternal and Child Health Clinics The aim of HopeCore's Maternal and Child Health Clinics is to improve the health of the women and children in our communities through education, prevention, and curative services.  Children are monitored for growth, given Vitamin A and dewormers, and referred to the nurses if they are in need of any further clinical services. Mothers are lectured on topics such as family planning, nutrition and breastfeeding and clinically treated when necessary.
Bring GAF to NAMI 2017 For the third year, Gia Allemand Foundation (formerly NAPMDD) is seeking to attend the 2017 NAMI National Convention to represent the 5 million women living with PMDD. As a vast majority of women with PMDD are misdiagnosed with mental illness (specifically bipolar disorder). We are raising funds to exhibit at the 2017 NAMI National Convention and educate the mental health community on this debilitating disorder.
Afghan Women/Girls reach 4th Grade Literacy AIL uses cell phones and texting in its Mobile Literacy Program to accelerate the learning of illiterate young Afghan women and girls. Most students complete 4 levels of literacy in the  4 month class, a feat which usually takes 18 months.  Since 2010, 2,800 females have enrolled in a mobile literacy classes. AIL is looking to expand this popular and successful program to different areas of Afghanistan, as well as fund the training of more teachers to implement the program.
Building Dormitories for 100 Orphans in Uganda "Building Dormitories for 100 orphans in Uganda" is a sub-project of our biggest project - "Building a Primary school, kindergarten and orphanage" in rural Uganda. The project is partially funded, and till now we have built a Primary school and Kindergarten for about 400 children. Our next step is to build dormitories for 100 orphans and to give them home, appropriate care and education.
Giving a gift for Giving Tuesday! The Komera Scholars need English-Kinyarwanda dictionaries to help them learn English! We also want to provide them with a special holiday gift of new shoes and clothes. We need your help raising $3825 or $51 per scholar to make it happen! Lets do it!
Help 200 rape survivors for justice in India In India, 3,09,546 crimes against women were reported in year 2013, including 33,707 rape cases. 13.1% victims were girls under 14 years of age. They face "additional victimization"-social stigma, and dehumanizing experiences with medical, police, and judicial processes heighten their trauma.  Jan Sahas will support 200 survivors by providing immediate relief, medical treatment, shelter and counseling, legal support and finally, to demanding implementation of court judgments.
Trees for Cities' Edible Playgrounds The World Health Organization (WHO) regards childhood obesity as one of the most serious global public health challenges for the 21st century. Edible Playgrounds transform outdoor spaces in school grounds into green growing spaces, giving children the opportunity to grow, harvest and eat healthy food. The Edible Playgrounds tackle the problems of obesity, food poverty and lack of access to nature head on - with the kids themselves getting their hands dirty and learning as they have fun.
Help Educate Children with Disabilities in Ghana FHI is assisting the education of 550 needy disabled children in five institutions in the Southern sector of Ghana by providing for their educational materials to allow free education for the disabled
Angel's Fruit Forest for the Maleku, Costa Rica The project increases the 35,000 trees "Rio Sol Bio Corridor", planted 2011, by 3.4 hectares or 3,500 trees making a grand total of 44,000 trees (44 hectares) of restored forest @ the Maleku Indigenous reserve along the Rio Sol. Angel will focus on planting as many varieties of native fruit trees as possible, like Cacao, Pataste, Breadfruit, Mangos, etc. He has 1000 Cacao trees ready for planting now and will add another 2500 trees of more that 100 different species to his existing nursery.
Stop Indonesian Children From Dying of COVID-19 Funds raised will be used to procure 10L oxygen concentrators that will be donated to over 200 hospitals. The number of oxygen concentrators under 10L that are readily available is not sufficient for hospital use. 10,000 concentrators can immediately impact 30,000 lives in a month and 7 Million+ lives in its lifetime.
Help Refugees from Congo learn English and skills This project aims to give urban refugees in Kampala (most of them escaped the war in the DR Congo which is a French speaking Country) education and empowerment with literacy, life skills and livelihoods strategies in order to survive and become self reliant.
Urgent- Corona Virus Relief to Most Needy (India) The new coronavirus has taken many of lives and spread to nearly every town and villages in the Bihar (India). Your donation to this fund will support immediate relief in most needy communities during one of the most challenging times we have collectively faced. Due to lock down effect daily wages household, Disable Person along with vulnerable groups are greatly affected. They are living a hand to mouth life , but now they don't have any means of bread , medicine, sanitation materials.
Haiti Water Relief Provide Emergency Clean Water to hospitals and people of Haiti in response to the devastating earthquake. Fresh water to be sent in FDA approved 3.5 gallon rugged WaterBrick containers.
Stray Animal Rescue Shelter & CNVA anti Rabies OWAP's pioneering Stray Animals Rescue & Shelter Mission - war-torn Yemen's very first- is currently saving  street animals from certain death by poisoning campaigns, disease and extreme neglect on Sana'a 's dangerous streets! OWAP is running a Public Health CVNR anti-Rabies Campaign and needs your help to set up a safehouse Shelter for hundreds of dogs, cats, donkeys, camels, foxes and rescued wildlife
Beit Hagalgalim - Provision of Weekend Breaks Beit Hagalgalim - Provision of weekend Breaks provides respite for special needs children in one of five centers manned by volunteers, encouraging the development of social skills, personal empowerment and creating a leadership among adolescents with physical disabilities.
Help Haitian Students Receive a College Education This project allows Jean to continue pursuing his online higher education in Professional Development, by equipping him with required technology, providing training in business and communication courses, and nourishing him with daily meals. He will also continue receiving mentoring and job placement assistance, with the goal of securing a job in Haiti after graduation.
Skill Training for 50 Children With Special Needs Mother Charitable Foundation administers an education & skill training center for 50 children with Special needs from underprivileged families in Sri Lanka, encouraging non-accommodative training to reduce the gap with the children with special needs & their family.  The children are trained to improve language, daily routine, aesthetic, writing, arithmetic and vocational skills with therapeutic treatments, leading them to have an independent life in the society.
Lifesaving Plumpy'Nut for Children in the Sahel In the Sahel region of Africa, UNICEF estimates that thousands of children under the age of five are in danger of losing their lives to severe acute malnutrition. The situation for children in Mali is especially concerning due to conflict. According to UNICEF, "while rains [in the Sahel] are producing better crops, it can take two years for families to recover from the loss of animals and income." Help Edesia send more Plumpy'Nut to the region, so that more children's lives can be saved!
Build a healthy society protecting Women's rights Decreasing the psychological problems for the marginalized groups (Women, Children, Youth and people with special needs) who are suffering from poverty, unemployment, abuse, discrimination, wars, torture and disasters in the Palestinian community and to stop the Women honor killings.
STEM+ Activity books for underserved kids in India Agastya Foundation has developed ActiLearn 1.0, addresses the critical issue of a rapidly growing education deficit, by providing children an amazing and exceptional opportunity to learn joyously and actively, anywhere, anytime, with or without technology. Ingeniously designed hands-on STEM to STEAM 50+ maker activities with storytelling centered around key science themes adapted to the child's context and environment help to foster critical self-learning, collaborative and peer-to peer learning
Safe shelter & future for deprived Indian children 25 children from crime prone slums and single parented/deserted/parents in conflict with law/in prison/extremely poor will be provided with safe shelter, food, clothing and quality education. Since the parents/guardians of these children could not care for these children due to their circumstances and poverty, the children are prone to different forms of abuse. They are influenced by the criminal behaviour of their friends and adults. The aim is to protect these children & give a bright future.
NAANI - Education to Kids of Brick Factory Workers The project will give 40 Nepali kids of seasonal brick factory workers access to formal and non-formal education as well as provide nutrition during the 6 months each year, during the labor season, thus helping them to stay within the educational system and not drop out of school, which in most cases leads to extreme poverty cycle.
Roofing six classroom block for over 400 children This project will roof a six classroom block at Medie in the Ga West Region  of Ghana. Thia will help to provide high quality continual access and critical literacy and numeracy support services to over 400 deprived children from eight communities.
COVID education/"Safe Park" for Children COVID education is provided to orphans and vulnerable children living in impoverished communities in Lusaka, Zambia. About 20-30 children participate each week. Health care personnel conduct workshops on COVID prevention. A small snack and masks are provided. These workshops were started in July 2020 to keep children and families safe from COVID.  Once COVID is over, we will revert back to our old format of engaging children in educational games,  activities, and workshops on HIV prevention.