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Green Jobs for Girls Sexual and Reproductive Right This community project intends to tackle development challenges facing girls in Cameroon by giving an adequate educational training and information on their sexual and reproductive rights. The community project is designed to empower young women through multidimensional training and education opportunities in a way that help them moving out of the existing abject poverty. It is expected to enable young women to recognize the potential, possibilities that exist
Bullis School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Aarifah, Teresa, Rayna, Chloe, and Amir from Bullis 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.
Lift 1,200 HIV/AIDS affected Rwandans from poverty This project will provide 20 agricultural co-operatives, a total of around 1,200 individuals, the infrastructure, equipment and skills to grow and sell mushrooms. Helping people of Easter Rwandan, the project will raise the incomes of the cooperative members, reduce poverty and a bring to a halt the required sale of land currently funding the medical expenses of those affected by HIV/AIDS.
Discovery Programs - Make a difference! "... Discovery goes way beyond self-help. Self-help programs can help for a while but Discovery gives you the tools to take control of your past, present and future and empowers you to walk out of fear and into freedom. There is simply no better program than the Discovery Program and I will forever be grateful for the experiences, the friendships and the tools required to walk in Joy and freedom." Bob Y.  Everyone truly deserve this program!
Women Protect Land & Promote Self-Reliance, India Promote organic farming to ensure food security, conserve local biodiversity and empower poor women in Bihar, India, to build economic livelihood opportunities for themselves and their families.
Saving Children's Lives in Sierra Leone 1 in 8 children dies before their fifth birthday in Sierra Leone, with 161 deaths per 1,000 live births. A primary reason for high child mortality rates is an under-skilled and under-resourced workforce. Welbodi Partnership works to upskill and empower local workers to ensure long-term impact on child health outcomes in Sierra Leone. We do this by recruiting expert Paediatric Nurses and Doctors to train and mentor the local workforce and provide critical clinical support.
Save Our Music Nonprofit from Coronavirus Fallout This project originally started as a plea to help us get to SXSW music conference where we could educate 40,000 attendees on gender disparity in the music business. As of March 6th, the conference was cancelled along with our biggest fundraising opportunity of 2020. With thousands invested in merchandise and booth costs, we're now asking you to help us recover so we can still meet our 2020 goals for scholarship grants for teen girls in need and ultimately survive the year in operation.
Empower Women & Girls in Guatemala with Technology First, we gave books to girls and they are reading.  Now they want to learn computer skills which will connect them to the global community and also give them job skills.  Women in our communities are also using the internet to find global markets for their handicrafts.  This project is earmarked for a completely indigenous community in Guatemala.  In spite of its rural location this is a progressive community with standing room only for their existing aging computers.
Let's spay/neuter dogs & cats in poor countries Based on availability of funds, Animal-Kind International's partner organizations-in Uganda, Malawi, Namibia, Tanzania, Honduras, Jamaica, & Bosnia-spay/neuter dogs and cats. These may be pets of poor people, unable to afford the surgery, or street dogs and cats.  As part of the s/n campaigns, the organizations also provide humane education. Over-population of dogs & cats is a serious problem in poor countries, & with your support, our partner organizations can help solve it!
Help feed 50 children this Christmas We are young people living in London, UK and we want to help young people, who find themselves in difficult situations have the resources and confidence to cook nutritious meals on a budget, especially coming up this Christmas period.
Hurricane Harvey: Help Children Weather The Storm Hurricane Harvey has left more than 1 million children in Texas unable to start school, with up to 3 million impacted across the region. UNICEF USA will support the ongoing rebuilding efforts, focused on schools and educational systems in Texas, helping to get all children back to school and back to learning. 100% of donations will go directly to assist children.
BE THE HANDS AND FEET OF DARI The Ark Foundation, Ghana is  launching an appeal to support 80 year old Dari and her 13 year old granddaughter in the Upper West Region. Dari, who suffers from leprosy has very little support for her food and everyday needs. She lives at the outskirts of her village in a hut that is not likely to survive a downpour. The Ark wishes to garner support from people like you who care to give her a decent hut, daily food and a stipend for her health needs.
Pay a Haitian midwife's salary for one year at MN Maison de Naissance (MN, Home of Birth) maternity clinic provides FREE midwife attended birthing services to impoverished women in rural Haiti year-round, 24x7, where the maternal mortality rate is 300/100,000 deliveries, vs. 24/100,000 in the USA (WHO 2008). In eight years of midwife attended deliveries, MN has had NO maternal deaths. We offer prenatal, delivery, postnatal, HIV/AIDS, family planning, and well baby care. We are seeking funding for one midwife's salary for one year at the clinic.
Help women to tell their stories femLENS' workshops for the most vulnerable and resourceless women will teach visual, technological and storytelling skills. femLENS encourages women from diverse economic and cultural backgrounds to tell their stories through documentary photography, empowering them and making them more confident, as well as helping them become role models in their communities. With the workshops we hope to raise global awareness on social issues through first-hand accounts.
Furnish a Home with A Wider Circle You can make a difference by assisting in the furnishing of rooms or entire homes for families living in great need in this region. Our goal is to furnish 100 homes through this project!
Give Afghan Refugees the Gift of Education Millions of Afghan women and children have missed years of schooling as refugees in Pakistan. Support refugee schools and classes for 1500 women and children with training, salaries, and supplies.
Elgon Youth Development Center, home to the needy. Elgon Youth Brass Band is a registered Community based organization located in Mbale District, Eastern Uganda, the project started in 2009 as a result of the appalling poverty situation in the community that had led to a rise in crime rates, street children, early pregnancies and early marriages leave alone dropping out of school by many children and youth. It is for this reason that we need to build a youth center where all youths will meet to reach for one common goal of fighting poverty.
Supporting kids with learning difficulties The Toa Nafasi Project is an educational program, not a separate centre or school, that aims to support grade one and two students in the Tanzanian school system who are experiencing learning difficulties. We train young women from the local community as tutors for these students and provide medical and psychosocial referrals. In 2019, The Project expanded to an additional five schools and will be implemented in a further two schools in 2020, making a total of 11 schools.
Finance Microloans to Empower Women in Uganda This program will fund a self-sustaining microloan program that provides microloans and business skills training to women recovering from a brutal, 20-year insurgency in northern Uganda. Our clients receive small loans, typically between $50 and $150, which they invest in livestock, agricultural projects, and other small business ventures. Nearly 95% of loans are fully repaid at the end of each 3-month loan cycle. Our mission is to empower women to walk their way out of poverty with dignity.
Food Security and AgriBusiness Skills for 20 Women The program will train 20 women in Ugwogo Nike community who are engaged in agriculture on how to convert poultry droppings to cooking energy and biofertilizer to reduce greenhouse gas and promote food security. Reports show that the marginalization of women rights and their lack of decision making power results in high rate of poverty as women are deprived of realizing their full potential. With relevant skills, they can improve agricultural production and lift their families out of poverty.
Feed 500 members of Tampa's HIV/AIDS Community HIV and nutrition are intimately linked. HIV infection can lead to malnutrition, while poor diet can speed the disease's progress. Clients served are at or below 150% of the poverty level.
Providing Microloans to 5000 Poor Farmers Providing collateral free micro loans to 5000 farmers to engage in small businesses to earn better incomes and improve on their living conditions.
Fill the School Meal Gap for 4000 children in RSA The Covid-19 pandemic has lead to a hard lock down in South Africa with all schools closed since March 18th 2020. Most children in South Africa rely on 2 nutritious meals at school to survive and thrive. This project will fill the school meal gap with providing meals to these pupils' households through community based nutrition programmes.
Rehabilitation of People with Disability As per conservative figures there are 1million disabled people in Karnataka. APD intends to use advanced  Information & Communication Technology (ICT) to address the education, health care and all rehabilitation issues of people with disability in the state of Karnataka. APD addresses this through Remote & connected Classrooms using advanced ICT. This will impact 7000 PWD's in Year1.By Year 5 the impact will be on 0.2million people.
Contribute to a solidary economic system Banco de Tiempo contributes to an alternative economic system based on the exchange of services and activities, with time as the only form of payment. By facilitating a network of exchanges for people  living in the metropolitan area of Costa Rica, we help to create a community based on solidarity, honesty and trust. The activities and services provide a  possibility of learning, developing and enhancing well-being among our members without the use of money.
Help 10 Children Born with Cleft in Lebanon/MENA This fund will provide comprehensive cleft care for 10 underserved children with cleft lip/palate in MENA region during our April mission to Lebanon. All care is provided free of charge so that our patients can overcome the tremendous burden of living with untreated cleft, including social stigma, poor health, malnutrition, and poverty. Funds will help provide medicines, surgical care, and COVID-19 testing.
Rescue Girls from Bonded Servitude In rural Nepal, impoverished families have been selling their daughters to be bonded servants. The Nepal Youth Foundation (NYF) provides the family with a goat or piglet as substitution for the daughter's wages, brings the girl home and ensures her access to education.  Now that NYF has freed over 12,000 girls and has nearly eradicated the bonding practice, it has shifted its focus to empowering girls to be activists against bonding and providing vocational training followed by job placement.
Library Centers in Nairobi slum Progressive Volunteers plans to set up community library centers in each of the six Ruaraka communities in Nairobi. i.e Mathare North, Mathare 4A, Kariobangi, Korogocho, Baba Dogo and Lucky Summer. These communities have only two public schools and this has left majority of pupils to attend non-formal schools ill equipped with learning materials.

The project will provide rich supply of curriculum books and critical literacy support services for the school pupils and community members.
Donate to help build two fire trucks The RFBAQ leads and represents the interests of the over 1400 brigades and over 33000 volunteer brigade members in Queensland. Burketown RFB and Birdsville RFB have been identified as Rural Fire Brigades to receive these "Rural Fire Heavy Attack" fire trucks, at a cost of $454,333 +gst each. The trucks carry 3000L of water and are capable of fighting bushfires, grass fires, and building fires. Can also be used for road crash rescue, incident control and support, and for local aerodrome response.
Two Months Food Expenses of ROSI Home's 26 elders 26 neglected elderly are provided by food, nutrition, health, recreation, safe accommodation and counseling. It gives safe accommodation, food, health and free of isolation and mentally they are freed from the burden and isolation. Till death they are cared and then funeral is done in their religious belief in death.
Safe Drinking Water For 4,580 Students in Cambodia Blue Planet Run & East Meets West will build an ultra-violet water filtration system for 4,580 students at Saramrith School in rural Cambodia to reduce high rates of water-related disease & death.
Building Community Disaster Resilience in Taiwan Taiwan is one of the countries at high risk of disasters such as earthquakes, typhoons, and floods. The Mustard Seed Mission devotes to build a community disaster prevention support network that promotes disaster prevention knowledge, conducts drills and training to community people in order to build a resilient community to minimize disasters damages. Since 2021, disaster preparedness storage hubs for disaster-prone remote tribal communities are built to achieve disaster preparedness.
Prevent HIV infections  to children in Uganda Transmission of HIV infections from mother to child in Uganda is high. Mothers have challenges of antenatal and maternity services. Most deliveries are carried by traditional birth attendants. Mothers attend antenatal clinics services without their spouses. Supply of HIV/AIDS testing kits, drugs and sundries are irregular and untimely. This project will reduce transmission of HIV/AIDS from mother to children  through provision of  HIV counseling testing, antenatal care and delivery service
Fever  Relief Fund Ghana Fever Relief Fund collects opened but unused and new but unneeded medical supplies and equipment from hospitals, manufacturers, and distributors, diverting them from landfills and shipping them for use in the countries where we work. Fever Relief Fund work saves thousands of pounds of excess medical supplies and equipment from landfills and incinerators that, for various reasons, hospitals and medical companies discard.
Family units for 100 OVCs in Got Osimbo We have acquired a 5-acre parcel of land near Lake Victoria, situated along Kisumu - Busia highway at Got Osimbo. We are planning to put up hostels for Orphans and Vulnerable Children(OVCs), classrooms, medical clinic, community multipurpose hall, guest wings, Already we have drawings/plans and bills of quantities.  Also carrying out farming activities on parts of the land for the supply of basic food commodities needed for the OVCs, the school and for sale in outside markets.
Nursery  school building  for 250 children - Zomba Community members of  Nd'umu  village in Zomba  district lacks  an  early  childhood development  building  for the  children to be cared  in along  with pre-educational playing  items  for the  promotion of  adult  education.
The area is  far  to the  education centers  for  children  to  be sent  for  school  and being the case  more  children  are illiterate  and  when it is there, it is poorly structured  and resource less to  the  early childhood development  conditions.
Legalization of Cannabis and Social Justice After over 80 years of prohibition, cannabis is now legal for medical purposes in 31 states and in 12 for recreational use. This represents a huge cultural change. In 2017 and 2018 we set out to explore the impact of legalization on one state - Colorado - and to assess this through the voices and experiences of Coloradans themselves. We made a documentary feature film Pot Luck: The Altered State of Colorado and are now making a series of  short videos and outreach to address our findings.
Training 80 Youth Encounter Leaders An intensive weekend retreat, with 80 Israelis and Palestinians young adults, creates the space for positive first interaction with 'the other', trains them in active interfaith encounter and how to lead it, and consolidates them into a joint community that then starts regular monthly encounters. This was tried numerous times and proved effective.
Design Education for Traditional Indian Artists The program empowers 30 rural artists(mostly women) from economically weaker backgrounds to start/improve their small-scale creative businesses. The program teaches how to use technology, design,price,and market a product.Through this program, artists would be able to earn better,enjoy the work they do, and live a life of dignity through their own earned income. It would encourage artists, and their kin to be educated and not migrate to cities for labour-jobs making villages a sustainable space.
A Volunteer in Every Home in Trinidad & Tobago Do you have the need to collaborate for change and have been unable to find that tinder to light your fuel for hope?  At The Volunteer Center of Trinidad & Tobago, we recognise that there are many persons who want to step up and make a change in their communities by volunteering their skills and time. Many of you are unaware of all the avenues open to effect this change. We stand in this gap by training volunteers and connecting them to NGOs/CBOs aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals
Exploring the Inventive Ukrainian Youth A contest of the environmental friendly inventions/innovations for the youth aged from 16 to 35 in Ukraine called to reduce the exogenous harm to the eco system.
Help 2.1m Children of Prisoners in Europe to Cope Not my crime, still my sentence: Across Europe, some 2.1 million children have a parent in prison. They suffer emotional, social and economic difficulties and need targeted support. Regular contact with a parent in prison promotes resilience in children. Our teams accompany children on prison visits; provide advice and psychological support; train prison staff; listen to young people. We raise awareness in communities and schools and support the rights and needs of these hard-to-reach children.
Education on HIV prevention to LGBTQ in Uganda Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) refers to the use of antiviral drugs as a strategy for the prevention of HIV and AIDS.  This project will raise awareness about PrEP and will allow Mbarara Rise Foundation to provide medical testing and counseling services to over 200 LGBTQ individuals in Western Uganda, a population that is at high risk of being infected with HIV.
Empowerment of 300 Street Children in India This project will provide 300 street children in Vellore, Tamilnadu State, South India, with alternative education, vocational skill training, health and nutritional care and social and entrepreneurship  skill development thereby reducing negative impact of vulnerable environment on them by 2018.
A Yellow School Bus for Rural Morocco This project will establish a network of school buses to provide safe, accessible, and affordable transportation to and from local secondary schools for 660 children in Morocco's High Atlas Mountains, where more than 70% of the population lives in poverty. The first phase of the project will require two minibuses and the resources to manage and track the progress of the project throughout 1 year. The local commune and Morocco's Ministry of Education will join us in managing the bus systems.
Poverty Reduction In Africa Through Empowerment The aim of this project is to fight poverty among rural African children through provision of soft loan assistance to their families to start small scale business while educating the rural kids on importance of financial literacy. 25 homes of rural children have been selected to get soft loan of 1000 each home to support this vision
Rehabilitate Family with 6 Children in Nigeria This project will provide food and sustenance for a family of 8 with 6 children aged 8 months to 10 years. Parents are unemployed since father lost his job 3 years ago as a truck driver; he is willing to learn a new trade. The family lives in a hut built with wooden planks with no running water. None of the school aged children are in school.  Mother is now reduced to begging for money on the unsafe streets, exposing the children to human traffickers, rape, and even death from ritual kidnappers.
Support Set Her Free: Empower Ugandan Women GlobeMed at The George Washington University partners with Set Her Free, a non profit based out of Kampala, Uganda. Their mission is to empower young women of Uganda to lead live self-sustaining lives. SHF does this by providing a safe environment, education, and rehabilitation services. Currently, Set Her Free is working on building their Angel House which will help them become more sustainable. Please consider donating to help with this project.
Crisis of mental health medicines in Uganda BNUU provides access to quality community based mental health services in remote areas of northern Uganda. Our mandate is to train health workers in primary health care facilities to assess and treat persons with mental illness. Our beneficiaries are empowered to set-up community drug banks at the health facilities, to ensure consistent access to mental health medicines. This project will provide start-up medicines to the community drug bank, and seed capital to self-help groups' loaning schemes
Domestic Violence Family Centre Fund This project will provide critical services and a safe space to victims of domestic violence and their families in the city of Secunderabad, India.  Domestic violence affects around 50% of Indian women. Launched in December 2015, we opened our Secunderabad Counselling Centre in response to a huge demand for our services in that area. For the past year and a half we have been handling some of our most challenging cases of severe domestic violence through that Centre. Now, it's time to expand!
End Early and Forced Marriage for Girls in Nigeria Children should have childhoods and not be forced into marriages. Help put an end to early and forced marriage and the damage it causes to a girl's health and her well-being. In Minna, Nigeria, where conservative Sharia Islamic law is in effect, the International Centre for Reproductive Health and Sexual Rights (INCRESE) is helping to prevent child marriage by educating girls and empowering them with the life skills necessary to make healthy and informed choices.
SUPPORT A GOOD LEARNING ENVIRONMENT IN TANGA PASADIT is working in hand with the Tanga City Authority to improve learning environment in Tanga Cityl. Education being fundamental in bringing change and development amongst the community, Tanzania has been experiencing down fall in education sector. Teaching environment which is not conducive and friendly has continued to contribute to this downfall.  Currently the City Council is operating 79 Primary Schools with 47,652 pupils.The project will support Mapambano primary school in Tanga City.
Rescue, Rehab & Re-homing of Domesticated Chickens There is a huge gap in the animal rescue community that leaves chickens and other domesticated fowl neglected and consequently killed for lack of homes. We strive to resolve this by working with rescue groups, as well as community members, to help families appreciate their chickens & ducks as valuable companions rather than disposable pets. With our network of volunteers, we supplement this outreach with rescue, rehab, and sanctuary for discarded pet ducks & chickens who would otherwise perish.