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A longterm home for 200 rescued huskies a year What if Husky Rescue Ireland didn't exist? What would happen to the 200 huskies and akitas that we rescue, work with and find homes for each year? It doesn't bear thinking about, and that's why we're seriously thinking about the future. Right now, we have a great location. But we rent it. Can we still be here in 2, 5 or 10 years time? Who knows. We have to begin planning ahead while we have time, rather than when it might be too late. Help us begin the long road to finding HRI's forever home!
Changing children's lives in the home This project will help parents to enable their children to have a great start at school. Many parents do not have the skills or resources to help their children on their educational journey at home. But they have passion and a desire for their children to succeed. The workshops will provide parents with skills and resources so that they feel empowered and encouraged to help their children avoid the education poverty trap and secure a better future. 1000 children will benefit from this project.
Educate 500 girls coding & robotics in Ethiopia Provide coding and robotics skills  to 500 girls and gave them the ability to change their lives entirely. Your donation will go toward educating 500 girsl in Ethiopia. Learning coding and robotics skills  stimulates creativity and builds confidence, especially for girls; and it unlocks the best careers in their lives, with the potential to lift up an entire generation out of poverty. Coding is empowering and gives girls an equal shot. It increases their odds of having well-paid STEM jobs.
Build a Brighter Future for 80 Kids in Guatemala Updated January, 2021:  Since early 2012 this program has been serving 80 children from 42 poor families in the villages near Antigua, Guatemala, cultivating the love of learning while they are young. At our school, children are cognitively and emotionally stimulated through educational activities and games. In addition to helping children, this program empowers mothers to work in other jobs than in the fields, not only improving their financial situation, but also increasing self-worth.
South India Floods Unprecedented torrential downpour in the south of India since November 12th has caused loss of life to over 300 people and left almost 400,000 people displaced in relief camps across the city of Chennai. World Vision India is on the ground responding to the widespread flooding in Tamil Nadu & Andhra Pradesh states.
Integrated Mobile Health Clinics: CHAT Mission: To promote healthy, empowered and self-sustainable living among poor and remote communities of Kenya through the use of integrated mobile health services providing family planning/reproductive health, basic curatives, immunization and relevant HIV/AIDS & TB services.
Halfway Home for Former Prisoners in Kenya The project raised money to assist with the running of the only Half Way Home in Kenya, accommodating up to ten residents on a six month program of rehabilitation, counselling and reconciliation. The project hs now finished and this listing will be closed shortly.
No one should die of malaria today The Amazonian Indigenous Peoples' Health and Wellbeing Initiative will address the unprecedented rise in malaria in Venezuela by facilitating purchase and transportation of mosquito nets impregnated with insecticide, essential medicines, and supplies to three remote Indigenous communities - Joti, Enepa and Piaroa - who have urgently requested these supplies to prevent further spread of malarial infection and catastrophic loss of life. They ask for your aid in their own words in the video above.
Educating 500 rural nursing students in Cameroon Everyone should be able to access a nursing education, no matter how far away they live.  We are creating the foundations for a sustainable primary healthcare delivery system in rural Cameroon.  Neyang Health Academy Distance Learning educates the next generation of healthcare professionals where they live - in remote communities by leveraging e-Learning and Wi-Fi.  Once graduated, these new nurses will be embeded primary healthcare professionals within the communities they serve.
HIV & Health Support for Lake Tanganyika Villagers All along the Zambian shore line of Lake Tanganyika there are people living in remote villages which are inaccessible by road. People in these villages have very limited access to health care and HIV services. The project will provide HIV services such as education and testing - so that a person can know their status, CD4 Cell Count testing for anyone found to be living with HIV - to enable the commencement of Antiretroviral Treatment (ART) and ART initiation within a village for the first time.
Stop Period Poverty for Girls in Morocco Project Soar (PS) will provide sustainable period supplies to teen girls across Morocco. Having access to period products allows girls to stay in school, leading to reduced child marriage and teen pregnancy. With support of this project, PS can provide eco-friendly, shame free, hygenic period supplies to 2,000 teen girls. PS does not use reusable pads but sanitary, healthy period underwear that can be completely cleaned, doesn't stain + doesn't embarrass girls when hung to dry.
Environmental Risk Factors - Naturopathic Support There are a number of environmental factors impacting health - heavy metals, environmental chemicals, plastics, chemicals in personal care products, electromagnetic radiation, mold, air and water pollution all impact health.  The World Naturopathic Federation (WNF) is consolidating the research on the key environmental risk factors and is creating a web-based platform to share that information globally.  Support this important project of the WNF.
India: Women Weave for Sustainable Development Help rural women take up weaving as a primary source of livelihood to  create an environment conducive for sustained development, building on entrepreneurial capabilities & leadership qualities.
Help 28 Community Health Practioners Save Lives GHC provides conference scholarships to 28 community healthcare practitioners from developing countries to build skills, share best practices with other conference attendees, and transfer knowledge.
Healing our land - Bushfire Recovery FNPW has launched a worldwide appeal 'Healing our land' to repair the damage inflicted during Australia's horror bushfire season. We've already allocated emergency funds to wildlife organisations across the country helping our wildlife survivors. Now we're asking you to help build a fund for Healing our land: restoring habitat for our threatened species, restoring our national parks with tree plantings and landscape management, and purchasing land for the purpose of creating new national parks.
Change a Girl's Life Through Microentrepreneurship The Keep A Girl Alive project enables conflict-affected and internally displaced women and girls to become economically independent. We do it through cash transfers and long-term-coaching. For a bit more than 50$, you help a woman on her way out of poverty. On average, women make 3 times more income after being in the program, 83% of participants are out of extreme poverty today. So far, more than 390 young women of South-West Cameroon have been supported.
800 Fuel-Efficient Stoves for Guatemala EcoLogic plans to build 800 fuel-efficient stoves in Guatemala to replace the traditional cookstoves used in family homes, which require a significant amount of fuel, leading to firewood extraction from vital forests, and which are dangerous to human health because of their potential to cause serious respiratory infections and other diseases, particularly in women and children. The fuel-efficient stoves built will alleviate these serious health conditions and reduce pressure on standing forests.
Early learning integration Centre for 400 Children The EARLY LEARNING INTEGRATION & TELECONFERENCING CENTER (ELI&TC ) is for children (ages 6-15).  The Center will provide non-residential curriculum and Information Communication Technology (ICT) lesson integration and early intervention services for rural school children to use the Internet for collaborative education and sharing of modern resources in education development in the Central and South western region of Uganda.
Healing Home of Girls-Victims of Violence in Nepal Angles Joy provides a loving safe haven where up to 14 young girls who are victims of abuse, rape, human trafficking and at risk can be protected and nourished in Kathmandu in a year time. Funds go toward their basic needs as well as services of a psychologist/ staff at the "Angels Home". Angels Joy believes the key to healing the deep wounds of these victims is in providing integrating therapies like yoga, meditation, and the teaching of human values. Funding goal is for 6 mounts of basic need.
Give DC adults the support they need to succeed Help to remove some of the many barriers low-income students face as they work to break the cycle of poverty and illiteracy by supporting bus fare, books, and GED test fees.
Safe babycare for single mums in the Nairobi slums Joy Babycare enables unsupported single mums to leave their babies in safety while they seek work on the streets to earn food for the day. This stops the need for babies to be taken into risky work situations or to be left at home alone.
Investing in Communities to Conserve Elephants Farming communities living near forest edges can face serious economic hardship, with individual farmers standing to lose some or all of their annual yield and income to wildlife.  Yet these lands are important foraging areas for animals, so it's paramount that people and wildlife live together. We are working with these front-line communities to test systems to enable farmers and elephants to coexist.
Relief for Darfur: Fund to Rebuild Sudan Support initiatives driven by the men and women of Sudan to combat difficulties including violence, disease, lack of medical care for injuries, shortages of water and food, and inadequate shelter.
Bring Safe Drinking Water to Children in India Your support is needed to install and launch community water purification systems in 3 villages, Pochampalli, Katrapalli and Kothapalligori, in India to respond to an urgent need for safe water.
Books For Madagascar's English Literacy Initiative This project provides 70,000 English library and textbooks to support literacy learning in rural Madagascar.
Early Intervention for Mentally Disabled Infants Children younger than 5 years, with mental handicaps or at risk for developmental delay, are identified and assessed by professionals. Trained women from the target area provide intervention.
Enhancing Education With Tree Ceilings NITC will install tree ceilings in Title1 schools in Latino communities in East LA.  COVID-19 has disproportionally affected this population, traumatizing its children.  Mental health experts have voiced concern over mitigating anxiety in these children as they return to school.  Research shows tree images help students settle down, engage and focus.  In our pilot study, students report that tree ceilings make them happy and are the reason they like coming to school. Endorsed by TREE Foundation.
Covid-19 Emergency Relief for Communities in India The unprecedented viral pandemic hit many lives and means of livelihood hardly last year. Many people lost their means of wages and running out of daily supplies, and people lost their hopes for survival.  Presently, India is grappling with a deadly COVID19 outbreak.  Donations to this project will support affected communities and help them to meet immediate needs for dry ration supply, health, hygiene kit supply, and awareness generation.
$1 Million Campaign to Save Lives in Haiti You can help HAS reach its goal to raise an additional $ 1 million in 2013. Your gift will help infants, young children and mothers survive, deliver clean water to families and whole communities, and stop the spread of deadly infectious diseases, such as cholera.Your gift will help HAS provide 24/7 compassionate healthcare that is otherwise unavailable to a population of 350,000. Your gift will save lives, watch how at: http://bit.ly/1fshCha
Computer Classroom for Education for DEPDC Give poor, ethnic hill tribe minorities without nationality or identity papers an education and computer skills. Thereby, teach skillfulness and self-sufficiency; keep them away from sex trade.
RiverKids Learn Hands-on Conservation Through a dynamic classroom curriculum, expert mentoring and guidance, and hands-on outdoor, mud-on-your boots, dirty hands and big smiles activities, RiverKids teaches young people the importance of protecting their water resources and natural surroundings. To us, more funding means more RiverKids. For our communities this means more young people committed to protecting, stewarding, and improving the water resources and natural environment in their communities.
Empower disabled women in agriculture project. Most of the members in this organization are unemployed, so they sustain their lives by depending on their relatives as well as relying on Good Samaritans, which leads them to lose hope, experience life hardship and with no future. Also our memberships are poor particularly women/girls with disabilities are in bad situation since of our natural. In case we have not received this grant in fact we will be in poorer situatio, our aims and objects will not be implemented and reached as planned.
Prevention of Violence Against Women in Pakistan Four of every five women in Pakistan face some form of domestic abuse, says a strategy paper and its a very crucial issues affecting spouse, family and other relationships in the society. CGDC through an NGO Alliance and a network of churches raising collective voice.
Provide safe water to 200 slum children In India RUCHI (Rural Centre for Human Interests) India plans to distribute 200 water purifiers to 200 children inhabiting in Baddi slums, India.  Safe drinking water is a serious problem in Baddi area.  The slum dwellers are poor migrant people and do not have access to clean water.   To raise family income often their children indulge in rag picking.  Access to safe water will improve child health, check water related diseases  and improve working efficiency of parents.
Clean water brings health to rural Malawi Engineers Without Borders USA has embarked on a pilot project to optimize water systems and provide reliable water to 10 health centers in Malawi that have no running water onsite. In partnership with local NGO, Freshwater Project International, we will repair the broken system, upgrade the system for optimization, and conduct maintenance training.  This project will provide clinics with onsite access to the water they need to properly and efficiently care for patients.
Help 100 women suffering from violence in Nepal The project will provide emergency mental health and psychosocial support to 100 Nepalese women and girls with mental health issues who were subjected to violence and who have subsequently been abandoned in the streets.  We will provide counselling, therapeutic services and legal support to the women and girls. We will facilitate them to experience recovery and reintegrate them back in their own family and community to lead an independent and quality life.
Educate 80 children with disabilities in Sri Lanka Educational opportunities remain limited for those with disabilities in Sri Lanka.  This project funds experienced teaching and care staff at a residential school in a rural area in Sri Lanka for 80 children and young people with disabilities, many of whom have no family support.
Racial Healing Partnership for Youth This program will unite students in three high schools who will engage in dialogue and develop projects that allow their communities to discuss racial issues and develop a healing strategy.
Keep 300 schools in rural Kenya safe from COVID-19 Children do not have access to basic handwashing facilities in school like clean, running water and soap.  How can they be protected from COVID-19 transmission when schools don't have these basics?  This project supports 300 schools across Kericho county to create a clean, safe environment for children with rain water harvesting, handwashing stations, improved toilets, hygiene education and teacher training.  Over 104,000 boys and girls will stay healthy and stay in school.
Protect Children from Sex Trafficking in Thailand The HUG Project Thailand is preventing, protecting, and restoring children from sexual abuse and human trafficking.  By partnering with police, schools, communities, families, and children themselves, HUG is helping to bring JUSTICE to those who harm children sexually, and HEALING to survivors.  Founder, Boom Mosby, has been recognized by the US State Department as a Trafficking In Persons HERO (the first Thai woman to receive this honor) and by Vital Voices as a Global Human Rights Leader.
Empowering Citizens in The Bahamas In the Bahamas, lack of civic participation and skepticism of governments limit the capacity for national development, sustainable growth and resilience after the dual disasters of Hurricane Dorian and the COVID-19 Pandemic. ORG will offer free  grass-roots community based sessions of civic education.  Through 1 hours Participants will learn about the Bahamas Constitution, citizens role in governance and advocacy skills.
Help 10000 women discover their entrepreneurship Empower 10,000 women through giving a free printed guide, that guides them to success. A guide full of images and information exercises, which will guide each reader to empowerment, to discover their entrepreneurial power and to learn  to take their business to the Internet.
Stop gender-based abortions. Give life to a GIRL! Each year Armenia is losing around 1400 girls, in result of prenatal sex selection and gender-based abortions, which is already a demographic threat for the nation. Prenatal sex selection is deeply rooted in patriarchal structures of society that tend to favor boys. The objective of the project is to contribute to a reduction of gender-biased sex selection in Armenia. The project will result in at least 15% positive change and at least a 10% reduction in the number of sex-selective abortion.
Good Education for 3,000 Brazilian Kids post Covid This Project will offer twice monthly sessions of story telling, puppet theatre and reading mediation to 3,000 elementary school children to to help recover the education they have lost through 18 months of school closures due to Covid. It will be delivered by 12 specially trained local high school children.
Improving the Health of Children in Cambodia To help abandoned children, many afflicted with HIV/AIDS, and children with mental health problems. We want to address lack of food, medicine and staff training.
Primary Health Care Clinic for 10000 Peruvians-OSU This project will help construct the first phases of a health clinic in Moche Valley, Peru.  The clinic will offer subsidized or free services to the patients from a poor region of 10,000 people.
Send 200 kids in Haiti to school! In Haiti, education is not free.  It actually costs almost an entire year's average wages.  Consequently, less than 10% of the children in Haiti graduate from high school.  We believe that an education is the key to the future of Haiti.   We have 400 children with connections to our orphanage who need sponsored or they won't get to go to school this year.   We need to find sponsors for 200 of them yet (as of August 27).   School starts October 1.
Rehabilitate 1000 Persons w/Disabilities in Nepal Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) living in remote Himalayan districts of Nepal have little or no access to physiotherapy or assistive devices. People have to walk days to reach the nearest health facility. One can only imagine what the situation is for PWDs who are confined to their homes. This project targets those 1000 PWDs who are in compelling need of basic health, physiotherapy and assistive services close to their homes, hence, improving their overall social, mental and physical health.
Iracambi I-GIS for the Atlantic Rainforest The Iracambi GIS, based at the Iracambi Research Center in one of the worlds top biodiversity hotspots, Brazil's Atlantic Forest, seeks to present data and generate maps that are easily accessible and understandable to local communities, students and farm families. Our aim is to clearly demonstrate the changes that are taking place due to human impact on the ecosystem, with their effects on climate and resource management, as part of our educational program and as a tool for land management.
Give 10 Abandoned Kenyan Babies New Life New Life Home Trust operates a network of homes, medical centres, and day centres in Kenya designed to give compassionate love and care to abandoned, orphaned, and other extremely vulnerable babies and children, through ministering to their physical, medical, educational, emotional, sociological, and spiritual needs. New Life was founded in 1994 in response to the AIDS crisis, with a particular priority for those babies infected or affected by HIV-AIDS.
Support Youth-Led Change in India through Football Yuwa-Certified by Nike, Bloomberg, and Coke, utilizes football (soccer) as a powerful platform to promote health, education and improved livelihoods. Striving to continue to reach the hardest, most at-risk group in the community, the group that has the least opportunity but is the most important agent for change—young women.
Training of Local Fish sellers on Rebranding Nigerians across social levels love smoked fish, but the mannerism of preparing the products including the packaging have been discovered in the recent times to be unhygienic. This development is fast affecting patronage of these small and determine sellers of smoked-fish in Makoko/Iwaya Area of Lagos. The aim of this project is to educate, sensitise and train these sellers on cheaper and better ways of making smoked-fish using Food Technologists.
Educate 357 Moms About Health & Nutrition in Haiti Support 3 Care Groups and provide nutrition & health lessons to 357 moms of children under 5 to help treat & prevent acute malnutrition, which is devastating to their healthy growth & development. We will provide lessons in maternal nutrition, child feeding and water sanitation & hygiene. We will use the Care Group approach, which utilizes home-based follow-up to each mom to increase knowledge, provide greater peer and community support, and develop stronger commitments to health activities.
Solace Women's Aid Solace Women's Aid exists to end the harm done through Violence against Women and Girls. Our aim is to work to prevent violence and abuse as well as providing services to meet the needs of survivors particularly women and girls. Our work is holistic and empowering, working alongside survivors to achieve independent lives free from abuse.
Reduce Overfishing in the Coral Triangle Overfishing in the Coral Triangle threatens not only the richest concentration of marine biodiversity in the world but also the livelihoods and food source of more than 120 million people.
Train Women Farmers in Organic Agriculture, Nepal This project will work with 200 women farmers with training in sustainable agriculture and forming collectives in order to connect to markets and sell their produce and increase their incomes.
Providing Access to Credit in Southern Nepal To assist 13,350 people in low-caste communities to organize, through self-help groups; increase their social and economic status; reduce gender restrictions; improve their health and education.
Education support for 120 disabled Children in Eth This project is aimed to provide special need education materials, school feeding, life skill training and personal hygiene training to children with different types of disabilities. Moreover, the charity will provide awareness enhancement training to community members about persons with disabilities. The project also provides sign language and braille training to special need teachers functioning in the project area.
Fight child hunger in Niger The World Food Program (WFP) works to provide food to more than 3 million people, three-quarters of them children, in Niger – considered the world’s least developed country.