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Support for Children of Alcoholics in Denmark One in ten Danish children is negatively affected by parental alcohol consumption, and at least 122,000 Danish children grow up in families with outright abuse. The Blue Cross has two houses for children that offer care, counseling and treatment in an alcohol-free environment. They can spend time with their peers and seek support for the harm caused by their parents' addiction.
Alternative Livelihood for Women Mine Workers Women work long hours in mines for basic pay and face harassment. The project will train 100 women in new livelihood skills to help increase income, improve health and devote time for family.
Plant a tree: save earth & lives CHHASE aims to plant 100,000 plants in three years. Preserving the tree is an obligation for everyone without exception, one tree will absorb approximately a ton of carbon dioxide during the course of its life cycle.  Tree planting can restore global warming. Bring awareness to children. Protect the planet for our children and grandchildren.
Provide Special Education to Hearing Impaired Kids To provide a comprehensive instructional program from Pre School through high school.  To Provide Hearing evaluation and appropriate hearing aids   To provide counseling services to students and parents   To encourage parental involvement and understanding of special education programs.  To provide support and services for the students to enable them to access higher education.
Earthquake Recovery for Students in Badakhshan A 7.5 magnitude earthquake hit northeastern Afghanistan in the Badakhshan province on Monday, October 26th, claiming more than 300 lives in Afghanistan and Pakistan, destroying many buildings, and displacing thousands of people. At least 4 AAE schools in northeastern Afghanistan have been affected and we have a list of 50+ families in need of immediate aid.
Scholarships for LWH Green Building Academy Long Way Home is very excited to announce the inaugural year of its' new Green Building Academy this summer. The Academy will be a month-long intensive green building course with both classroom and hands-on learning. It will take place in Comalapa, Guatemala and give international participants a solid background in green, sustainable building and construction practices.
Sanitary Kits for 1000 South Sudanese School Girls Human Must Access Essentials (HUMAES) in fulfilling its mission of advocating for fundamental human rights through provision of information and services, plans to support 1000 vulnerable adolescent girls among the internally displaced persons' community in Nimule, South Sudan, and in the refugee camps of Adjumani district of Northern Uganda by purchasing and distributing Days for Girls Kits to them. HUMAES has NGO status both in South Sudan and Uganda.
Skills Training for 250 Tsunami-Affected Women The Centre for Women's Development and Rehabilitation will empower 250 tsunami-affected women by creating livelihood opportunities through  vocational skills training and psychosocial counseling.
Sponsor small agro-ecological farmers in Colombia Supporting small-scale farmers in Colombia requires MAFS, an agro-ecological model for sustainable families. This project seeks to encourage  local production, distribution and consumption in Subachoque, Cundinamarca. Through a formative model provided by our organization, a network of 20 farmer's initially, will acquire techniques and supplies to build a sustainable sowing model. Local markets and the communities health will benefit from this entrepreneurship, aiming for a 0km consumption.
St. John's College Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Kelsey and Chika from St. John's College High 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.
Build classrooms for creative thinkers in Barbados The Creative Thinkers Lab is the Caribbean's first and only school that empowers students to transform the things that make them different into the things that make them amazing.
Bring Reproductive Health to 11000 youth in Adaklu The project will build capacities of adolescents and young people in the Adaklu district, on Sexual Reproductive  Health Rights issues,services and support 100 school dropouts and teenage mothers to go back to school.Empower adolescents and young people by training as peer educators to help reduce teenage pregnancy incidence through interventions; within the catchment areas during and after the project period.Also seek to transform attitude and behavior of community members.
Let's save Mbale's cultural heritage! In the rush to 'modernise', Mbale's historic environment is under immense threat. Across Uganda, older, iconic buildings are fast disappearing and those that do survive are often dwarfed by new construction. This means people are losing important connections to our shared past. And our cities are losing their unique, distinguishing features. Building on successes elsewhere, the Cross-Cultural Foundation of Uganda (CCFU) is now working to safeguard historic buildings in the eastern city of Mbale.
Help Save Elephants in Kenya! Help Maasai warrior and conservationist Saayio “Titus” Letaapo save elephants in the Rift Valley Province of Kenya.
PIM General Donation With the increasingly complex problems in our society, new kinds of leadership will be needed in their solutions. Partnering closely with stakeholders such as universities, foundations and social organizations, PIM's "learning by doing" programs empower young people with the education, resources and networks to become mission-driven leaders and effective changemakers. We seek funding to support young leaders in developing solutions to the world's most pressing social and environmental problems.
Support 30 young rural girls in Space Science The Girl Sustainability Prize (GSP) prepares thirty (30) young girls between the ages of 11-15 years old living in rural Nigeria to pursue education and careers in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields with an emphasis on Sustainability and Outer Space Exploration curriculum. In addition to providing access to innovative STEM education, GSP pays tuition fees for these girls to attend a private high school where they gather monthly to collaborate on science projects.
Help 10,000 Pregnant Moms survive childbirt in NIG This project will provide free clean birth and newborn kits to 10,000 Nigerian pregnant mothers living in rural communities thus saving them from giving birth in a dirty and unclean environment at homes and dirty traditional homes by quacks who may put the at risk of infection, other complications and death due to poverty and inability to purchase delivery items or pay for cost of delivery. This project will save more than 20,000 lives of both mothers and newborn in Nigerian rural communities
STEM-Invention Technology Creativity Program . This project 'Street To Success Creativity Skill Acquisition' eradicates poverty, crime, unemployment, and illiteracy, etc. It is offered as STEM-Invention Technology Program to the very less privileged, homeless, unemployed men and women, youths and children, etc.in the USA and third world countries.Our target is to revitalize the poor education in Nigeria and other African countries by building STEM curriculum innovative schools and to fight homelessness and unemployment in the USA with it.
Making Organ Donation a Reality There is an ever widening gap between demand and supply of organs in India. As a result precious lives are lost each day. One of the biggest impediments to organ donation is the lack of awareness and a positive outlook towards donation.  Funds raised through this project will aim at creating awareness on organ donation especially amongst the youth through innovative ways to engage public interest,  encourage family discussion, build positivity and motivate people to pledge for organ donation.
ACTION FOR DEVELOPMENT OF RIGHTS -(ADR -UGANDA) This Project Plans to build 3 classroom (Primary School)to support the education of orphaned and Vulnerable Children (OVC's) in Pallisa Uganda.   This Project Plans to support school dropout youth get vocational skills (Technical Education) for self reliance.   Additionally, it plans to be part of the fight against HIVAIDS, Malaria among the target communities and have access to clean water points.
Support 30 nonprofits in Rwanda & Uganda! My name is Leena and I'll be helping 30 nonprofits in Uganda & Rwanda grow their impact within their communities. I'll be using my risk management experience for social good, and I'm hoping to get your support. While I'll be offered a modest stipend; I'm expected to cover the majority of the cost of this volunteer experience. Any support you contribute will go towards helping me manage daily expenses. No contribution is too small: from sharing my project with your network, to making a donation.
Legal Advice for Older and Disabled Prisoners This project seeks to reform inadequate prison healthcare services, advocating for the protection of older and disabled prisoners in England and Wales. Currently, the prison system lacks sufficient staffing and resources necessary to secure prisoners' right to health. By providing free legal advice and support through telephone, mail, and face-to-face outreach clinics, PAS will ensure that the medical and healthcare needs of chronically ill, disabled and older prisoners are rightfully met.
Little Cup Big Change: Improving Menstrual Hygiene This project will equip 100 women with sustainable menstrual cups as well as comprehensive sexual reproductive health education and training to ensure full inclusion in their communities. Single use sanitary pads and tampons have a harmful impact on the environment and are often costly for community members. Their disposable nature makes them both less sustainable and more expensive than alternatives. Reusable sanitary pads made of cloth contract bacteria that can be difficult to clean safely.
Help provide PPE for paramedics in Mexico Our community has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic and, as a response, we are providing free pre hospital emergency services to those who are suffering complications from this condition. We are committed to provide these services by implementing the highest safety standards for both, our paramedics and patients.
Education for 50 Bangladeshi Street Children This project in Bangladesh will focus on education for the underprivileged street children for whom education is a dream to achieve and poverty being the curse of life for survival. A school in the rural area of the map of Bangladesh will provide education for street children who in turn will contribute to improve socioeconomic condition and minimize various social crime. Along with education, this project will definitely reduce the number of child marriage, child labor and human trafficking.
Educate low-income kids in Mexico Help schools to cover the payroll of 1,328 teachers, who teach 17,500 low-income children in Mexico. Schools live on donations and recovery fees, many families begin to delay in paying their fees because they cannot go out to work. It has been difficult to cover 100% of the salary of teachers who help us give virtual classes.
Reducing the gap in 130 Mexican public schools This project will help us continue our intervention in 130 public school communities across Mexico implementing our educational model that promotes high-quality education and strengthening the social fabric of school communities confronting the complex issues they face today. Lazos has been working, through 25 years, with the main elements that build the core of education: children, youth, parents, and teachers.
Heal children's lives with corrective surgery Through our mobile Corrective Surgery Program based in Nepal, Children's Medical Aid Foundation has helped heal the lives of hundreds of Nepalese children born with disfiguring birth defects. At an average cost of just $200 per child for transportation, surgery, therapy and family support services, we seek to reach at least 100 children each year in remote rural areas of Nepal, restoring their ability to go to school, socialize with other children, and grow up to live productive lives.
Empower Venezuelan Children to Succeed! In a broken country, this project helps 2,000 beautiful children to know what life can and should be and gives them the skills for the future they deserve! Daily meals and weekly character-formation feeds body and mind. Teachers receiving a monthly cash incentive do not emigrate and special training increases their motivation and paycheck. Empowered students and teachers, in control of their lives, can live with integrity and goals, and will be equipped to bring change and a return to democracy.
Hands-on LIS Training for 1,000 Lab Users in Ghana Laboratory Staff in rural and urban areas of Ghana use laborious paper-based laboratory information system (LIS) because they do not have hands-on training on how to use available electronic LIS. Working with Georgia Tech, USA and some Labs in Ghana, we have successfully tested and can offer a solution - free(open source) LIS. Our project will provide 1,000 lab users with the opportunity to develop vital technology skills to use electronic LIS.
Psychological support to prevent child abandonment This project seeks to provide psychological and emotional support to families with children who are experiencing emotional and relational difficulties as a result of the pandemic, which can potentially lead to violence against their children or even child abandonment.
Support 200 Women, Learn how to Read and Write Women and girls in Northern Uganda missed the opportunity to go to school, majority  are formerly abducted child soldiers, victims of sexual terrorism and horrific violence and poverty, they are now recovering and rebuilding their lives. Providing adult literacy education for 200 women for 8 months in Gulu is one way through  which Vac-Net can plant a seed that can change lives for women to secure their future!
Child Health and Development Enhancing the survival prospects and promoting healthy development of children in the slums of Ahmedabad through improved caregiver practices and increased accessibility to 'Quality Health Care'.
Give Hope to Vulnerable Ecuadorian Children Fundacion El Arenal, founded in 1997, is a nonprofit community center for youth and children whose parents work around Feria Libre, one of the poorest sectors of Cuenca, Ecuador. The foundation serves over 60 children and adolescents and offers an after-school program, mental health counseling, and a nutritional lunch program. Most families who rely on El Arenal are rural, indigenous migrants who come to the city's largest market to sell their wares.
Creating secure communities for 650 girls in Kenya Boxgirls Kenya plans to provide weekly self defense training to the girls age 8-18yrs from the marginalized communities of Kenya. The girls will also benefit from the  education support which will see most of them being retained in school to achieve their goals, and also involve in leadership and mentor-ship activities that will develop their leadership skills and inform them about their rights
Changing  Lives of 200 Poor Women in Ethiopia Hawassa city is one of the fast growing cities in Ethiopia where life is becoming difficult for low income women who reside in slum areas and rented houses. The opportunities to improve their livelihood are limited and most of them are illiterate. The project provides the mentoring, training and guidance to 200 disadvantaged women so as to build their capacity to deal with the impacts of poverty and empower them to overcome challenges and build a sustainable response.
Educating poor rural children in Goa This project works with 120 children and young people from marginalised communities in 15 villages in Goa, India providing a range of educational interventions to increase the number of boys and girls completing primary and secondary education.
Nepal Emergency COVID-19 fund Coronavirus  is an unprecedented global health crisis in the recent History of World. The expansion of COVID-19 left all children out of school.  Even children who are orphan & vulnerable are becoming more  risk of Coronavirus .Therefore, we are protecting  & feeding  nutritional foods over hundreds vulnerable children & Girls that we are taking care of everyday.  Your support will help us to prevent them from COVID-19 and provide them recreational, life skills activities & awareness program.
Constructing WCC Academy As an organisation, WCC supports research on child poverty and education in Africa. Intuitively, the main means of escaping poverty is education, taken in its broadest sense (formal and informal schooling, skills training and knowledge acquisition). WCC aims to give the children and young people in Sierra Leone a health service fit for the 21st century. This exists partly as an advisory service with plans to improve the capability in the near future.
Brown Bag Lunch Day for Kids in Vietnam How much does it cost to go out for lunch? About $15? Now, if I told you that at least 5 kids in Vietnam could eat a nutritious lunch for $15, what would you say? This summer, LIN is focusing on the needs of children, and we need your help. Would you consider packing a lunch on June 12th and donating your lunch money to help vulnerable children in Ho Chi Minh City? On this day, GlobalGiving will match 30% of your donation - enough to buy each kid a milk box to accompany their lunch.
Support a Peace Farm in Bosnia and Herzegovina Through our Basca Mogucnosti (Garden of Possibilities) initiative, we want to establish a place of great diversity, regarding not only plants that will be growing here and creatures using them, but also concerning spontaneous and long planned gatherings as well as the creation, exchange and implementation of ideas, told jokes, spoken languages, learned lessons, relationships and thoughts that hopefully will also be growing here.
A Dream Home, GER for Mongolian Needy Children A ger, a part of the Mongolian's life, is a movable ground tent covered by animal felt which is easy to dismantle and build. It's cheaper than buying an apartment or building a house and most Mongolian people still live in gers today. Our project will support needy families to rebuild and repair their damaged gers and provide emergency gers for those families whose gers are damaged caused by fire or wind. Through the project, we'll provide needy family a dream home and a safe living space.
Tackling GBV through skills training Eswatini has high rates of gender-based violence and young men need mentorship so they can be the fathers of tomorrow,  and grow to be peaceful and respectful men. This project will provide professional skills development for 30 young men and vocational skills training for 15 young men so these young men can develop their professional and vocational skills, and earn steady income. Employment is a key aspect of fulfilment and men who can support their families are less likely to harm them.
Ambulance for Liberian Villages Impacted By Ebola Liberians are dying every single day because of its failing health infrastructure. Ambulances are needed as the country had just 10 when the outbreak first started. Some people call more than 30 times before getting an ambulance to them to get medical treatment for Ebola. We want to get Liberians in rural villages an ambulance now so that we can save as many lives as possible. No one should have to die waiting for an ambulance.
Save Live of 41 Dying TB Patients by Food @Lucknow TB is a deadly airborne disease affecting mostly poor people. It has a long treatment duration starting from six months and ranging upto many years. During treatment patient faces severe side effects of heavy doses of medicines and to face this challenge, patient needs nutritious diet also. A patient being poor and week becomes unable to earn daily wedges and also to continue its treatment. The nutrition support sought in project will help him fight the illness upto sixmonths and save his family
Action On Clean Water To 16 Communities In Twifu. Improve health and reduce poverty level in 16 communities by constructing 20 hand dug wells fitted with pumps and to build 4 KVIP toilets for schools to improve sanitation and reduce disease in Twifu.
Holistic Education, Vulnerable Cameroonian Youths This project will build a school to provide education to at least 240 orphans,vulnerable youths & internally displaced persons (IDP's) in a remote village called Ashong,NW Cameroon. The holistic education program started in 2018 in a rental apartment, providing free elementary education to children, blended with computer literacy,tailoring training,emotional and psychological support.Many more children keep knocking on our doors but COREDA did not have the physical space to accommodate them
Tapanuli's Orangutan Conservation Project (TOCOP) Help us to increase Orangutan protection efforts in the Batang Toru ecosystem forests of Sibual Buali, Dolok Sipirok and Lubuk Raya in the Tapanuli region. Batang Toru Orangutan is important because it is genetically different to the northern Sumatran orangutan populations of Leuser NP. This project will engage the local community to participate in orangutan & forest protection efforts, especially focusing on education, alternative income generation and community ranger training and development
Safeguarding: Protect 1,000s of Children in Africa Our Safeguarding & Protection Programme trains leaders and teachers in community projects and schools within our 40 partner organisations across East, West & Southern Africa. This training and monitoring will benefit 92,000+ Children & Vulnerable Persons by 2020. Changing the dynamic in society, it protects, empowers and strengthens their rights within their families, schools, communities and the law through our Advocacy, Positive Discipline Programmes and Childrens' Rights Clubs.
Donate a Health-Center to the Philippines Typhoons strike the Philippines every year. Supertyphoon Haiyan, locally known as Yolanda, destroyed the village of San Francisco in the Camotes Islands (Cebu). Healthcare is expensive and the closest hospital is 3-5hs away from the village. Kito delivered 1 Mobile Unit for emergencies (Kito-Health) to San Fernando and now aims to ship another one to San Francisco for long-lasting medical assistance to the population during the recovery. We only need $13.6k (1/5 of $68k) to complete the project!
Build a School This project will help to buy land and build school for educating more than 500 children from disadvantaged background and vocational training to adolescent girls. Currently, the school cum vocational center - The Excellent School is running on rental premises. With a permanent facility  there will no interruption in these children's studies and vocational activities. The school provides free of cost education to these children and free vocational training to adolescent youth.
Build Accessible Toilets for pupils with disablity Due to poor hygiene conditions characterized by dirty and inaccessible toilets in local schools leading to school drop out and infectious diseases among pupils with disabilities . This project will provide accessible toilets and access to clean and safe water in 15 schools. This will improve on the hygiene conditions of 500 pupils on wheelchairs and the blind who crawl and touch in filthy material in order to reach the toilet openings. "A disease free environment  accelerates quality education"
School-Sponsorship- for-400 Mbororo-Children-Mra This project will sponsor scholarship for minority children and build a boarding school in North Cameroon, to provide a nice condition to promote education for 400 sedentary and nomadic Mbororo's children, in hope of restoring their rights and duties.