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Stopping the Slaughter. Save the Amur falcon Every year, Amur falcons (Falco amurensis) fly 22,000 km from Siberia to Africa -the longest migration of any raptor. Nagaland in India is their last stop before a 3000 km-long flight across the Indian Ocean. The birds have traditionally been hunted in Nagaland during their roosting period, but last year, reports of mass killings caused consternation across the world. Addressing this issue, WTI's Rapid Action Project (RAP) has initiated activities involving villagers in protecting the falcons.
Families First Sadly, relatives outside the U.S. are often bypassed when a child enters foster care.  We work on the child’s behalf to locate, evaluate and monitor family placement options beyond U.S. borders.
Recovery of Puerto Rico through Youth Leadership This project will help the recovery of Puerto Rico by establishing a "community leadership incubator" to prepare youth who were challenged to assume community leadership roles for which they had no training and/or experience, following the physical and social devastation caused by Hurricane Maria. This project's objective is to expand the social capital of a group of volunteer youth by designing and delivering a theory and practice "Community Leaders Training Module" through a one-year period.
Keep Sustainable Healthcare Afloat in Panama Floating Doctors has been working with the indigenous Ngable-Bugle indians of Panama since 2011. A sustainable network of medical-care, health education, emergency response, and remote community based outposts and projects has been created in a region where few other services exist.
Help Train Teachers in Thailand In Krabi, Thailand, English skills open up doors for people in the local tourist and business industries as well as numerous other educational and professional opportunities.
Donate to Health Services for 60 Disabled Children Project designed to ensure Basic health service of 60 Cerebral Palsy (CP) children , Bangladesh. Project area is far distance from  hospital. Parents not aware about cerebral palsy children; they are neglected . So difficult for them to accesses medical  hospital.  Family suffers from inferiority complex, which result in their exclusion from everyday life. We support  Diagnosis, Assessment,Medical treatment,Medicine, parents Training,Therapy services for physical and mental improvement.
Help us build a school for children in Ghana This project will build a school for children in Gbawe, Ghana, to provide education to improve their well-being and positively impact their families and the community.  PAAJAF Foundation is a non profit organization whose main objective is providing free good quality education for children in the Gbawe region of Ghana. Educated children are better prepared to build a more prosperous future for themselves, their families, and their communities.
Hunger.Hope.Help Emergency food box (EFB) distribution continues to rise in Oregon and Clark County, Wash.  On average, 270,000 people eat from an EFB each month. A typical EFB contains a three-to-five day supply of groceries.
Support Minnesota's BUY NATIVE Education Campaign The practice of exchange and trade is deeply rooted in the history and cultural practices of indigenous communities and contributes to the diversity of a strong tribal economy.  This project will launch a Buy Native educational campaign targeted towards the eleven rural tribal and urban communities of Minnesota. Materials will include: events, marketing and outreach, community training to implement a strong Buy Native campaign, new equitable procurement policies and tools for Tribal Governments.
Support 12 disabled children through life skills This project targets 12 parents of children with special needs through craft/jewellery, baking, tailoring and soap/detergent making. Parents are  undergoing training and work placements. They will then be provided with start-up kits to run their own small businesses. The aim is to increase access to special needs education for children with disabilities through enhancing livelihood option for vulnerable parents.
Help Rural Ethiopians Improve Access to Water This project is helping more than 30,000 villagers improve their use of existing water resources. It is rehabilitating natural springs and building wells for better access to clean drinking water.
Can you help set up Manali's only animal hospital? The Himalayan town of Manali has no hospital for the 2000+ stray animals that roam its streets. We travel by motorbike treating animals as best we can, but we need to set up a dedicated hospital to rescue the animals suffering from major health issues & human inflicted abuse. Supporting this project will help us to set up a hospital, build kennels for the rescued animals, obtain a much-needed ambulance and life-saving diagnostic equipment, such as an x-ray, ultrasound, and blood analysers.
Infrastructure to Holy Trinity Monastery This project aims to create conditions to serve adequately about a thousand people who come monthly to the Holy Trinity Monastery, in Brazil, searching for spiritual guidance and comfort.
Survivors of Gender-Based Violence Need Legal Aid The Iraqi Refugee Assistance Project at the Urban Justice Center will provide free legal assistance to particularly vulnerable women in situations of sexual and gender-based violence in the Middle East, and help them safely resettle in third countries where they can restart their lives free of their persecutors. For these women, resettlement is the only long-term solution that will actually allow them to start new lives.
" Home & Education for abused children in Colombia We serve children who are victims of domestic violence, sexual abuse or neglect who suffer from malnutrition and lack of care. For more than 51 years we have provided love, home, education, care, food, clothing, recreation and psychosocial support to abandoned or abused children, through a life skills program. More than 7,000 children have received shelter and care for a happy childhood. With your support, more boys can have a home and positive experiences that help them grow up to be good men.
Parent Support for Children with Hearing Loss In addition to providing clinical services to children with hearing loss, PRC also offers counseling, therapy and training to parents to educate parents on their options, provide emotional support, improve the parent-child relationship and communication, and reinforce interventions in the home all to achieve the best possible outcomes for the child. Our goal is to be able to increase our outreach and provide these support programs free-of-charge to families in the Washington, DC region.
Creating safe places for 42 traumatized children The multi-systematic approach we will use in this project will allow us to provide 42 traumatized children and their parents with counselling, psychotherapy, psychological and psycho-social support free of charge. The work with children is designed to positively affect their social skills which mostly targets some deficits in assertiveness and conflict resolution skills, and in the long term combine this with behavioral changes, improved learning abilities and better integration in the community
ORGANIC FARMING ADVOCACY FOR SUSTAINABLE ECOSYSTEM Our project creates awareness and support on ecosystem based adaptation that encourages a system of agriculture that is sustainable to the entire ecosystem. This system cares for the people's Health and is Fair to man, plant & animals. Moreover, it works to transfer a healthy environment for future generations.
Help Fix School Truck for 140 Children in Thailand This project will replace the body of our school truck. The current body is wobbled, the floor is decayed, and the iron structure is rusty. As such, those parts can be unsafe for our students when sitting on the truck to go to school or other places for school activities. Therefore, having a new body of the school truck and enough funding to maintain it in the future is essential for the students' reliable transportation.
Food for Colombian children with disabilities Due to the health emergency caused by Covid-19 in Colombia, thousands of vulnerable families who meet their basic needs thanks to informal jobs face a crisis of food shortages, which mainly affects growing and developing children, adolescents and adults with health complications. This project seeks to provide relief through the delivery of kits with food and personal care products to 100 families who do not have the resources or help from third parties to have food on their homes.
On demand radio access for Somali women refugees Provide solar powered & wind-up Prime radios to Somali women living in refugee camps in Kenya. Very few women have any access to much needed radio information.
Help a Children's Heart Center Save More Lives Kardias saves children's lives.  Our mission is to ensure that every Mexican child born with a congenital heart defect receives the best medical treatment available. We raise funds to support the outstanding doctors at the Children's Heart Center who are dedicated to providing critical treatment to children with congenital heart defects.  The Center was established in 2019 at the American British Cowdray Hospital, (The ABC Hospital), Mexico's finest not-for-profit private hospital.
Sanitation and food for 20 families in Nicaragua This project will help improve the conditions of basic sanitation and nutritional status of 20 families living in poverty at Balsamo, Nicaragua. Through the project will be constructed ecological latrines, courtyard gardens will be established for the production of nutritious foods and families will be trained to improve the practices and behaviors of hygiene and food. These actions will help improve  health conditions and quality of life for families in the community.
Save 3000 children from malnutrition in Danane The crisis in Cote d'Ivoire, has impoverishes families and affecting especially the children. According statistics 70 % of children who die have suffered from anemia and of malnutrition. Many families in rural areas saw their stock of seed plundered and their farms destroyed. Today the women gather to reconstitute new stocks of rice and cassava to feed the households in there area. This project will give them nourishing seeds with high yield and learn them modern cultural methods to succeed.
COVID support to families of conservation warriors The second wave of COVID-19 in India has devastated entire families with very high infection and mortality rates. In all the lockdowns imposed, frontline forest staff continue to foot-patrol their beats. Unlike most of us, they cannot work from home. In March and April 2021, we have lost at least 10 frontline forest staff besides many other conservation beacons to COVID-19. This appeal is to honour their life committed to conservation and provide immediate ex-gratia support to their next-of-kin.
Food & education to 200 homes affected by HIV/Aids Food and Education are two indispensable needs for human life. While food helps one to live to see tomorrow, education ensures that the tomorrow will be best and that one will not just sustain self but as well contribute positively to the society. This project seeks to keenly select beneficiaries from the most vulnerable homes giving priority to families affected by HIV/Aids and orphans headed homes. The project will provide foodstuff, school uniforms, sanitary towels & motivational workshops.
Food for children affected by South African Riots The mass destruction of businesses, homes and city infrastructure caused by violent riots in the South African provinces of KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng has left thousands of young children in vulnerable communities without access to essential items - specially food. We are providing emergency aid to young children and their families in these areas in partnership with various disaster relief organisations, food and logistics partners as well as volunteers.
Living Nelson Mandela's Legacy Each year for our end of year campaign,  Afrika Tikkun, celebrates Annual Mandela Legacy Week in tribute to our Patron-in-Chief in Memorium, Nelson Mandela by recommitting intensely to his legacy of fighting for human rights. Our Cradle-to-Career 360 holistic development model deliver services addressing holistic educational, medical and economic needs of the most marginalized youth from early infancy through adulthood, inspiring and enabling them to become productive citizens and leaders.
Unleash the Leader in a Girl The Mariposa Girls Leadership Program educates, empowers and employs girls living in extreme poverty in the Dominican Republic - setting them off on the path to become active leaders for social change
end|NS Campaign: Hope for NS Afflicted Children Hope for Humans' goal is to give life back to children afflicted with Nodding Syndrome, a devastating neurological disease. For $10 per day you can provide a child with NS 24 hour health care, special needs education, nutritionally supplemented meals, access to clean drinking water, agricultural training, and community empowerment, awareness, and advocacy. We are raising $19,000, the cost to provide our services to 21 children for 3 months.
Chicken for 100 orphans in Buwunga sub county This project will provide 2 Hens and 1 cock to 100 children affected by HIV/AIDS and their families. The first beneficiaries will have to give 2 chicks to their neighbours.These can swiftly take children affected by HIV/ADS from desperate poverty to joyful self-sufficiency. These hens can lay up to 150 eggs-providing a protein-rich diet for children. In no time at all, they'll produce a whole flock of chicks.
Eradicate COVID-19 The Ministry of Health (MOH), Liberia through the COVID-19 Incident Management system (IMS) confirms that there are increase in the number of COVID-19 cases in Liberia as of now. Giving the new variant of transmission among the populace, about 120, 000 COVID-19 TESTs have been conducted; with 2,453 confirmed cases to date (June 9, 2021), 608 of these confirmed in 2021, 300 active cases as of June 9, 2021, 92 confirmed COVID-19 deaths, 28 cases (21 confirmed and 7-suspects) in treatment unit.
Time to Change: End Mental Health Discrimination The negative attitudes of others stop people with mental health problems from getting the help and support they need. Too many people with mental health problems are made to feel isolated, ashamed and worthless. Together, we want everyone to open up to mental health; to talk and to listen.  We are Time to Change, a growing movement of people changing how we all think and act about mental health problems. We are run by mental health charities Mind and Rethink Mental Illness.
Family Autism Center Support During Covid & Beyond During these challenging times, The Family Autism Center remains committed to supporting individuals and their families either remotely or in socially distant settings, providing advocacy, supports and services; navigating DDS, Mass Health, ABA), recreational and social activities for children and adults, support groups for parents and grandparents, workshops and trainings such as IEP training and financial planning, ABA/Behavioral Interventions, Basic Rights and informational resources.
2 Meals/Day for 50 Disabled Cubans This project will provide 2 meals a day for 50 disabled people in Havana, Cuba. These people face severe physical and/or mental disabilities and have no way of obtaining food that is not provided through humanitarian efforts.
Help 6 Teachers Provide Virtual ESL Education This project will help BPP continue to provide high-quality virtual learning to our students in Latin America as this global pandemic continues. We want to increase the amount of time that each child spends with their teacher because of the challenges that arise with online learning, as well as provide better transportation for teachers who must visit rural students. BPP only hires local staff who are integral parts of the communities they work in.
Art Programs For 3,000 In-Need New York Children ARTS FOR ALL serves approximately 3,000 children per year. Through our programming, our workshops are offered in many artistic disciplines, and are free of charge to the local NYC children in-need and to local NYC organizations we serve.
Help Cambodian college students learn English This project provides 24 very disadvantaged, first-generation, sponsored college students  with ongoing supplementary English language instruction, critical to obtaining good jobs.
Economic Justice for Young Adults in Urban Cities There are 6.7 million young adults in the US on the wrong side of the Opportunity Divide, simply because of the zip code in which they were born.  Our mission is to close this Opportunity Divide with an intensive one-year program that provides high school graduates and GED recipients between the ages of 18-24 with hands-on skill development, corporate internship opportunities, and college credits.  Our graduates are on a clear path to pursue post-secondary education and economic self-sufficiency
Step Up for 200 Students in Guatemala Mayan Families provides opportunities for education to thousands of students through a variety of programs. This project will provide the basic yet critical necessity of shoes for rural, indigenous Guatemalan students who do not have have sponsorships through our Student Sponsorship Program. This will allow students to step forward on their path of education, which can equip them with the skills and knowledge to escape the crushing poverty that so many of their families face.
Sponsor individual AIDS orphans' Education Mercy Children's Centre's school in the Kawangware slum of Nairobi Kenya, has 12 orphans who have finished 8th grade with us. Now this eager learners need to continue their education into secondary school so we are looking for sponsorship for them to go to boarding schools around Kenya.
Qurbani for 300 poor families in Bangladesh DDEF is launching  a new campain to support 300 vulnerable and poor families with meat during Qurbani 2021 in Barguna district of Bangladesh. Meat will be distributed  in a healthy and hygiene way. The key objectives of this  initiatives  is to share the blessings of Qurbani with the needy community.
Diabetes Care Center for Rohingya Refugees by DAB Diabetes is a life-long disease. If not taken care of properly, it causes severe diseases like arrhythmia, hypertension, blindness, etc. It is spreading all over the world so quickly that WHO announced it an epidemic.  On the contrary, the motto of Diabetic Association of Bangladesh is to provide diabetes care to all who are living in Bangladesh, free of cost. So it has taken up a plan to set up a Center in Rohingya refugee camp to provide diabetes care to RR so that they can live a normal life.
Improve Reading Culture among 500 Kids in Nigeria This project will foster the love of reading among 500 vulnerable kids in 20 deprived villages in Nigeria.   The targeted kids lack interest in reading due to lack of books and poor motivation.  Twenty volunteers, one from each of the 20 village will be recruited and trained, so that each will have reading sessions with 25 children twice a week for 1 year.  At the end of the year, a "Reading Fiesta" will be held where each child will be awarded 5 books to take home and read with their families.
SUPPORT HEALTH NEEDS OF 1000 ADOLESCENTS IN UGANDA Child and Family Foundation Uganda (CFU) will work and train local stakeholders and peer adolescent leaders to meet comprehensive health needs of 1,000 adolescents in rural Uganda. CFU will provide in peer groups, trainings and services for preventive and curative adolescent health services, income generation activities, saving and credit access through linkages with CFU community medical services, nearby public facilities, saving and credit groups.
Period without Shame The cost for one pack of sanitary-pads is $0.75. This is the equivalent for rice, sufficient to feed one family for a day. Millions of the poorest girls and women in Nepal can simply not afford to buy them. In our villages, women and girls are using old rags, which is causing disease. Besides this during their monthly cycles women are considered impure and it is for these reasons that many girls are forgoing school during their period. We'd like to provide pads for 500 adolescents for 5 years.
Biochar: Bringing toxic land back  to life The overall  goal of this project to work together in collaboration with the  local  people to use Biochar to convert land that has been degraded by small-scale gold mining into arable land; to change soil structure by removing toxins and heavy metals from the soil, and plant trees to maintain vegetation and forest, restore destroyed coffee and cocoa farms with tree inter plant and boost local economy for 1000 people in Ghana.
Support 40 Typhoon Survivors Finish College Many third and fourth year students at Visayas State University near Tacloban in the Philippines had their family homes and resources destroyed in Typhoon Haiyan. They did not know how they could finish school and learn the professional skills needed to help rebuild their communities. Asia America Initiative made a commitment to assist 20 juniors and 20 seniors finish their education, with employment opportunities. Our partners in the region assist with employment opportunities.
An Appeal for Urgent Relief to Flood-hit Sana'a Unprecedented heavy rains trigger flooding in many parts of the war-torn country, Yemen. Thousands of people have lost their homes, internally displaced people have lost their tents and belongings, and thousands of houses have been damaged in many cities of Yemen. For example, in Sana'a, the capital, the flooding caused extensive to more than 200 homes according to official reports. This project aims to help the homeless people of Sana'a, and assist in the reconstruction of the houses.
Early childhood education pilot project on rights This project consists of training my young children in rural areas on their rights and their duties, explaining the content of the Sustainable Development Goal 4 (SDG4) with examples leading them to be implemented in their current practices. This project will also inspire target groups to stop all forms of violation of children's rights as well as inhuman treatment against girls and women because, in the implementation, it will be about strengthening the capacities of the groups.
+Impact 50 Autistic Children/Families, South India The "Autism for Help Village Project" Trust will bring adequate educational, therapeutic, medical, vocational, and other assistance to the unserved, autistic children/peoples, and their families and caregivers, in the communities of south India.
Safe space This project will help pay for a safe house that will house about 50+ lgbtqai+ individuals below 35 years of age.With the harsh conditions that LGBTQAI+ individuals face in Zimbabwe, it has come to light after the rise of the Covid pandemic that these individuals are highly affected as they survive on a hand to mouth wage and with covid lockdown there is now hunger, depression and the rise of suicide cases, already the lgbtqai+ is a thinning margin, we need a hand in making life worthy for them.
Help AACD Para Synchro Swimming Team Shine AACD Para Synchro Swimming aims at social and family inclusion.  The team has been invited several times to represent Brazil in international competitions.  The team is formed by children with disabilities that have been in rehabilitation at AACD.  In order to keep up the good work, the team, which counts with 6 athletes, as well as parents and technician, needs support to continue practicing and participating in competition all-year around in Brazil and abroad.
Stop Child Labor in Yemen CHF International's programs in Yemen focus on empowering young people by providing them with critical opportunities to return to or stay in school, enhance their skills, and compete in the job market