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Better Health for 100 HIV affected families This project will empower families affected by HIV and individuals living with HIV to better nutrition, improve incomes and restore economic productivity. The funds raised will establish a food bank for nutrition and grocery store to provide a source of income, routinely manage group green house and start a micro-health insurance scheme for accessing health at local health institutions to treat opportunistic infections, transport to access health care where service is not locally available
Justice&Care: Rescue & Empower Trafficked Children Justice and Care is an Anti- Human Trafficking organisation that works towards rescuing, rehabilitating and re-integrating victims of trafficking. We aim to rescue women and children from slavery, bring justice on the criminal networks responsible and spark systemic change.
BRAC Safe Spaces & Loans for Teenage Ugandan Girls BRAC's ELA project will provide 500 teenage girls in Uganda with 20 safe spaces, informal education and micro loans. This will help them lead confident, self-reliant and dignified lives
Be the Foundation of a Family for Homeless Youth For homeless children in Missouri, HALO represents far more than food and shelter. It represents the day their entire life changed. At our HALO Home program, our doors and hearts are open to pregnant, parenting, and non-parenting girls ages 16-21, and their children, who are in homeless or high-risk situations. The goal is to help youth get out of crisis mode, set long-term goals and learn how to live independently.
Beating COVID-19 through evidence-based science 2020 has surely been a year that not many will forget easily. For the first time in a very long time the whole world has teamed up to fight the same battle: COVID-19. It has caused a lot of harm however we can look back at it and come up with three main takeaways: -The urge to invest in Science to investigate the disease and come up with a vaccine -Increase financial support for investigators to communicate their findings -The obligation and need to educate society to better battle this disease
Educating 1500 youth to prevent child trafficking This project will educate and empower 1,500 of the most vulnerable girls and boys in Florida to prevent them from becoming victims of child exploitation and online predators.  Our programs do more than educate about human trafficking, they saves lives by creating connection, decreasing insolation and interrupting the 'by stander' affect, empowering youth to take actions in disrupting the cycle of child trafficking.
Join Ed Neufville to keep homeless kids in school The PJC educates and empowers thousands of children to stay in school despite homelessness. Homeless children are protected under federal law and our work informs families about these rights.
Help Give Siti The Macaque A Better Life Siti, a lone young Moor macaque rescued from the illegal pet trade in Malaysia urgently needs to be transported back to her native home in Indonesia. Moor Macaques are endemic to the island of Sulawesi and are now sadly endangered. Macaques are a very social species and she desperately needs to be with others of her own kind. A new home has been found for her there with other macaques at a specialist primate sanctuary. Please help us return her home and help conserve this endangered species.
Provide Urgent Emergency Relief in Guatemala Help families in Guatemala affected by mudslides and flooding caused by the eruption of the Pacaya Volcano and Tropical Storm Agatha. Food, bedding, and building materials are needed urgently.
Restore Food Source for Indigenous Community-Peru Help us repair our INMED Aquaponics system, which hundreds of children and their families rely on for fresh produce and fish in the food insecure indigenous Amazonian community of Yarinacocha, Peru. A recent fire swept through the school campus where our system is located, burning the crops, killing the fish and damaging the piping and greenhouse structure. Hungry children are depending on us!
Inclusive Sports Center The new Inclusive Sports Centre we support opened on November 15th 2012, and is one of Haiti's first facilities dedicated to serving both those living with and without disability.  Providing an inclusive and accessible facility empowers persons with disabilities, supporting their physical and emotional rehabilitation.  It also challenges the misconceptions of disability within the community by overcoming negative stereotypes, and highlighting people's ability rather than their disability.
Quality Education for 10,000 children in Sindh DIL provides quality education to underprivileged children across Pakistan. This project will improve education in Sindh for 10,000 students. Through this project: girls' schools will be upgraded to Grade 10 where possible; schools will be equipped with more resources & teachers, thus increasing enrolment capacity for girls; and life skills and vocational training program for students will be provided. Already DIL has proven success in this area with over 75% girls enrolment and 1% dropout rate.
Help Displaced Pets of the Deported We all have heard the news stories about families ripped apart by deportation.  We hear less about the pets of these families.  We are assisting families who are seeking temporary and permanent assistance for their pets as they leave the United States.
Return 150 children to school in Gbendembu. The project will return to school 50 girl-mothers and 100 children from deprived homes in Gbendembu by providing basic school needs, and support to parents/guardians in income earning activities.
Food Pantry for Veterans Homeless This project will build a Food Pantry in Bronx NY and at Militar Hospital in Santo Domingo - Dominican Republic, providing free healthy food to 1000 veterans per week, veterans homeless or at risk to become one - individuals or with families - affected with PTSD due to traumas by the war during their services and cannot have a normal life or a job due to this trauma.
FOOD SECURITY FOR FAMILIES IN THE ARGENTINA ANDES This project will train 10 families that live in the Argentinian Andes to cultivate Quinoa, in the town of La Poma in the Salta Province of Argentina.  Due to the harsh conditions in the Andes Mountains, 9000 ft. above sea level, food security is a big concern for the health and well being of these families, so they can have a better quality of life and healthier living conditions.  Quinoa is the crop best suited for production under these conditions and is an excellent food source.
Program of Tele assistance psychological COVID19 This project has national scope by assisting with health institutions in the timely diagnosis of COVID-19 patients.   The specialist's own telecare, properly filling out the electronic medical record on an ex professed platform. From a CENACED website  and From phone calls to CENACED.  So far, we have assisted over 9,600 people with a wide range of concerns, from psychological help, to moral support, personal assitance, and other subjects.
A new roof for elderly center! Neoumanist Association provides residential care, home visits and day treatment to over one hundred elderly in the district of Straseni in the Republic of Moldova.  Our beneficiaries are typically impoverished, vulnerable, and without family support and many of them are chronically ill and homebound.
Save the life of children in death risk This project will help children in risk of death due to their health defficiencies, and will allow us to guarantee a healthy growth through their early childhood, the most critical growing stage.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Aishani, Ananya, and Sudiksha have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
The Faraja Medical Support Fund Faraja's main mandate initially was to provide information and therapies to aid patients through their chemotherapy and radiotherapy treatments. However, with an increased cancer burden in Kenya ( mortality currently at 32,000) there is a higher demand for financial assistance for patients. The Faraja Medical Support Fund aims to give the right treatment at the right time to up to children and adults with cancer in Kenya.  The fund offers support to cancer patients in Kenya.
Dams that Save Lives In order to combat severe drought in the Mann Taluka area in Maharashtra, the Mann Deshi Foundation, completed the construction of nine check dams over the past 5 years. These dams have transformed the lives of rural farmers in the region by increasing crop yields and soil fertility, leading to a dramatic reduction in suicide rates and rural to urban migration in surrounding communities. Following the success of the initial dams, we hope to build three new dams in the area.
Virtual Careers Fair for 2000 Teenagers in Nigeria Do you sometimes believe that you would have made far greater career progress if half of what you know today, you knew when you were a teenager?   Teenagers the world over, more so in Africa, need such information today to stem the tide of youth unemployment and underemployment and you can actually make this happen for them.  This is even much more important in the Covid-19 era and beyond because the world of work is drastically different from what it was before now. Help us address this issue
Special Need Service for 45 Elderly People in UG Elderly people face several hardships in life which include chronic diseases like arthritis and disease, dental problems like tooth decay and infection, poor housing, malnutrition, stress among others. In addition to this, most of the elderly people come from poor families making it extremely hard to meet the basic necessities of life. This also puts their lives in danger. Therefore, this project will promote the well-being of elderly people.
Save a Life - Counselling for People in Crisis Pieta House is committed to helping people that have attempted suicide, are experiencing suicidal thoughts or engaging in self-harm. We bring people through their darkest times to a place of hope by providing them with the help and support they need, when they need it. Over the past 12 years, we have helped over 36,000 people. That's 36,000 lives changed, bettered and saved. Our vision is for a world were suicide, self-harm and stigma have been replaced by hope, self-care and acceptance.
America's Unofficial Ambassadors America's Unofficial Ambassadors is a citizen diplomacy initiative, which builds mutual understanding and enhances people-to-people partnerships between America and the Muslim World. Through our Summer Service Internships, young people have the opportunity to serve as unofficial ambassadors and to teach in schools or volunteer in NGOs in Morocco, Indonesia, Tajikistan, and Tanzania. When they return home, they give presentations in their communities about their service.
Micro-Power for Liberia This project will distribute alternative energy power sources to people in rural areas. We will also use existing technology to develop micro-energy devices that can be manufactured in Liberia.
Art & Dance lessons for 300 Children in Cambodia Epic Arts is an inclusive arts organization based in Cambodia. We use the power of the arts to bring together people with & without disabilities. "Creative Schools Cambodia" is an ambitious new creative learning initiative that aims to change attitudes and inspire creativity amongst the next generation of Cambodians by connecting young children and disabled artists through a structured program of arts activities in schools.
Help Rebuild Lives of 500 Flood Affectees in Sindh Recent rains have completely destroyed livelihoods of many individuals in Sujawal, which is one of the poorest districts of Sindh. Medical facilities are rare, hunger is on the rise, and even clean drinking water seems like a distant dream now. Persons with disabilities remain the worst hit by this calamity.  Help NOWPDP build our relief center in Sujawal to provide 1) food, 2) clean drinking water, 3) primary healthcare, and 4) skills for 500 persons with disabilities.
Female Adult LIteracy Classes in Timbuktu Fund a Female Adult Literacy class in the village of Tourari so that the women of this village can enjoy the hope that comes with reading and empower their children to prioritize education.
EVENING STUDY CENTERS FOR POOR CHILDREN Evening Study Centers will be organized in 10 rural villages. 40 primary school children will be admitted in each center. Qualified persons will provide guidance and support to the children to improve their academic performance. The methods used will be participatory and learning by doing. A nutritious snack will be given to the children. There will monthly growth monitoring and annual health check-up of children. Feedback and motivation will be given to parents in monthly meetings
Help New Yorkers Thrive During the COVID-19 Crisis In 150 locations across NYC - including domestic violence shelters, hotlines, drop-in centers, legal clinics, police precincts, and more - Safe Horizon empowers families to address immediate needs and work toward safety, hope, and healing.  Despite the COVID-19 crisis, Safe Horizon has continued operations in most locations, often accommodating client overflow from other providers that have closed.   Help us keep important programs running to keep fellow New Yorkers safe.
F4L: Syria - Restore hope and dignity to Children Football has to power to unite more than anything else in the world. More significantly, it has the power to restore childhood to children who have lost everything.   The F4L programme will am to secure funds to launch a F4L Syria programme and support the child-survivors through play and normalcy.  The F4L virtual stadium is a call for all football fans to help us launch our Syria Programme and bring some sense of hope and future to children.
Save Mayan Conservation Practices This project unifies Quiché Mayan youth and elders to document the centuries-old traditional forest management practices in video, music and performance and inspire youth to be environmental stewards.
AmarMP.com: The gateway to the MP in Bangladesh As we know that Members of Parliament (MP) in Bangladesh have been slow to embrace the benefits of using social media to communicate with their constituents; the project called AmarMP.com is bridging the gap between parliamentary representatives and the citizens of Bangladesh by creating a platform for them to connect. The project will set up a clear and easy to follow mechanism for citizens to actively engage in the democratic processes and hold parliamentary representatives accountable.
Girls Hope - A Dream of Education Girls' Hope, has conducted workshops in the Moduli District in Tanzania to educate the community about gender inequality, the importance of education for girls, and the medical and psychological effects of FGM.  The construction of a new school in the area gives the group the opportunity to conduct a pilot program where girls are given extra support from a young age to encourage them to stay in school through regular visits from guest speakers from Girls Hope and additional educational resources
Support Healthy Smiles for Children in Ecuador The COVID-19 pandemic has unfortunately limited Global Smile Foundation's ability to conduct our scheduled missions in Guayaquil, Ecuador. We continue to provide much-needed care for our patients and their families via Telehealth & also provide them with infant formula, specialized bottles, medications & other necessary supplies.
Water for Rural Primary Schools in Uganda This project will build nine 2,500 litre roof water storage tanks at primary schools with 1750 pupils in the area surrounding Kikandwa, Uganda, none of which have access to piped water or electricity. Currently, children are required to make a daily journey averaging 1.5 hours to collect sufficient water for drinking, making school dinners and washing.   This project continues work started in April 2012 with a tank built at Kikandwa Primary school which has proven to be extremely successful.
EmPOWER Education in Rural Philippines To bridge the literacy gap in rural Philippines, the Solar Village Foundation aims to provide solar power to education and learning facilities. This project will provide solar-powered printers to 10 isolated schools, and training teachers and village-based technicians, to maintain, and repair the systems. With the effects of the pandemic on education, these systems will ensure that students and teachers have access to light, printer systems, and charging for phones and educational equipment.
New Technology for Farmers in Africa KickStart creates and markets tools that enable African families to climb out of poverty forever.  In FY 08, we plan to assist more than 90,000 more people to escape from poverty.
Feed hundreds of children in developing countries With the support of our donors, JustWorld International provides a staple meal and purified drinking water to more than a thousand children at our projects each day. We are working with children in communities plagued by chronic malnutrition, and with children orphaned by HIV/AIDS- in Cambodia, Guatemala, and Honduras.
Provide Free 1-1 Tutoring for Bay Area Students Your support of this project will help change the story of education in California and help more under-resourced students earn diplomas and graduate with meaningful education and career options for a brighter future. Since 2009 Tutorpedia Foundation carefully matches students with exceptional tutors who are experts in their content using best practices in test preparation to improve overall study and organizational skills for our students.
Veterinary Expansion "WAG" Project Saving Gracie is seeking funding to support our veterinary partnership expansion project.  Expanding the partner network includes formalizing processes, conducting training, and developing & printing program and partnership documentation, and installing online workflow systems.  A primary benefit of the funding  is to serve more pets and families, but an important secondary benefit is the additional visibility Saving Gracie will have with prospective pet-owner donors via the new Partners.
Bishop Strachan School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Alyssa and Graydon from The Bishop Strachan School have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Help 10 Guatemalan Teenagers Attend High School High school in Guatemala is expensive. It costs between $600 and $1,200 per year. CasaSito eases this economic burden for families by providing partial scholarships to youth living in extreme poverty.
Help 80 Women Find Jobs & Financial Independence At Women's Employment Network, we help women ready to make a change in their professional lives earn a brighter future for themselves and their families. This project will provide 80 women with personalized Financial Coaching, One-on-one Resume Reviews, Mock Interviews, & Career Workshops so they can reach financial independence through sustained employment.
Education to Students and Children under Six Years This project will support education of students and children under six years through Early Childhood Development Programs in Kole. Children in villages of Kole do not have access to quality Education & childhood care due to Poverty,Early Marriages & Bad Cultures. Also children are absorbed directly to primary school and they find difficulty in adopting/coping, resulting in dropouts,aggressiveness & poor cognitive development. The OVCs too can not afford school fees and other scholastic materials
HOPE FOR ABUSED GIRLS AND YOUNG MOTHERS IN KENYA This project targets 200 abused school drop-out girls and young mothers in Kenya with education or vocational training in realizing their dreams for a better future and for their families. Trainings to cover rights, life skills, alcohol, drugs and substance abuse, legal support, capacity building on reproductive health and services, linkages to business financial support services, referral services for care and support, teen mothers' community integration, peer counseling and mentoring.
10x10: The Girls Education Project Be a part of a film that changes the world for girls!  10x10 celebrates the proven fact that educating girls can transform communities and rewrite the future.  Educate a girl and she will do the rest.
Build Development Center for 300 Colombian Kids La Fundacion Las Golondrinas has built one-third of a new center for early-childhood development but requires additional funding to continue construction.  The early-childhood center will serve young children in Llanaditas, Medellin, a marginal neighborhood where many families live in poverty and have been forcibly displaced by violence and conflict.
Community Wi-Fi Project This project will provide HotSpots and educational laptops to take home for school-age children in the Fair Oaks and Redwood City areas.  More than one-third of school-age children in the Fair Oaks area do not have reliable internet access or access to a computer in their homes. If they do have one, it's usually shared between family members, allotting limited time to each child. As a result, children struggle to complete their homework, do research and move forward with their education.
Transforming Lives of People with HIV in Cambodia Every year, our Home Care Team serves as a lifeline for 400 Cambodian families affected by HIV, empowering them to overcome illness and poverty. This outreach program provides free medical care, health education, counseling and temporary food support alongside employment and education assistance. With your help, we can continue this important work, enabling HIV clients to overcome challenges of stigma, illness and medical expenses as they regain better health and control over their futures.
Education and Fun for Palestinian Refugee Children The traumatized children of the Deheishe Refugee Camp, near Bethlehem in Palestine, lack fun and hope in life. Karama's education center aspires to give these forgotten children hope, self-confidence and job skills through English language and computer skills. Or they can simply be themselves and be children in our drama, dabka and crafts workshops.
Friendly methods aimed at protecting  brown bear Our project is based on the promotion of environmentally-friendly methods and education of the beekeepers for the protection of bear's population in Albania. We will realize the following activities considering the damages of bears populations in the two most problematic areas of Albania: Diber (the northern Albania) and Permet (the southern Albania). This way the conflict between beekeepers and the bears population is eliminated.
Teen Peer Education in Mali Educating teens (the most at risk population for HIV) will greatly reduced the number of people who become HIV+. Peer education is a proven method for raising awareness among youth.
Education Is Key: send 300 Ugandan kids to school! We are sending more than 300 kids to school in Uganda and you can become one of their long-term sponsors by making yearly or monthly payments or opt for a one-time donation. In order to make sure that the kids receive everything they need to be successful in school we also provide them with after school education and test their eye sight and provide glasses where necessary. Our projects are located in the poorest areas where many children are forced to child labour in the stone quarry.