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Stand Up for Women's Land Rights in Tanzania Stand For Her Land is advocating with and for women in Tanzania for secure and equal rights to land. With secure land rights, women not only have safe shelter but a chance at a more sustainable livelihood. Despite laws and policies that strengthen women's land rights, women around the globe, and many in Tanzania, face obstacles in exercising those rights. Stand For Her Land is working to close this gap between the laws and practice, empowering millions of women in the process.
Rebuild Lives In The Philippines This project will reconstruct homes and re-establish schools and small businesses destroyed by Super Typhoon Haiyan in The Philippines
Save lives & ease suffering of people in crisis Doctors Without Borders delivers emergency care in more than 60 countries around the world.  We supply free medical care in ongoing crises situations throughout the world. With your support, we can react to emergencies as soon as they occur and give high quality care to those who need it most. Rehabilitate hospitals & clinics, assist victims of violence, war or armed conflict provide clean drinking water, battle epidemics, feed malnourished children, respond to natural disasters & much more
Building Schools for China's Earthquake Victims This project provides replacement schools and dormitories for those destroyed in China's earthquake; each school built will give 600 displaced students a school to attend and a dorm to live in.
Support flood victims in Thailand Three months of heavy rains have caused the worst flooding in Thailand for 50 years. Although international focus has been on the city of Bangkok, a total of 63 of Thailand's 77 provinces have been affected by the floods, many of which are still underwater. Supply chains have been disrupted, buildings destroyed and infrastructure damaged, and there are fears that some areas will remain inundated well into December.
Adopt free treatment -1000 Hepatitis C Patients This project will prevent disability and in most cases save lives of the poorest, marginalized section of the society suffering from Hepatitis C in hard to reach areas of Pakistan . They have no access to basic health care and no finances to support treatment/cure  from this debilitating and often fatal disease.
Super Typhoon Haiyan Rebuilding and Support Since the typhoon hit, Architecture for Humanity has been in close communication with our local architects and our Manila Chapter, as well partners within our network to assess the situation. At the moment, the affected areas are still in the 'relief phase' with survivors requiring immediate needs of food, water and shelter. Once this initial response needs have been met, long-term reconstruction will officially begin, but it is imperative to begin the planning process now.
One Day with Love in Taiwan In Taiwan, there are estimated 20,000 children and more than 13,000 families who live in poor living conditions . In order to better help the children who live in this high risk families, United Way of Taiwan partners with lots of local social groups to provide social welfare and human services. By considering regional gaps, United Way begins with the charity project, named "One Day with Love", to call for more donors to take daily actions, and provide day care and after-school study program.
Save sexual minorities from hate crimes in Nigeria This project focus on sensitizing 40 religious leaders drawn from the two major religions to be trained in Abuja metropolis of Nigeria towards stopping advocacy towards passing discriminatory laws that endanger the rights of sexual minorities in Nigeria. The bill currently supported by some religious leaders if passed into law will fuel hate crimes and violence regardless of constitutionally guaranteed fundamental rights as enshrined in the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Textbooks  Needed for 500 School Children in Haiti This project will provide urgently needed textbooks in the key subjects of mathematics, language and History to 500 elementary school children in Haiti's Artibonite Valley with a view to increase their learning and achievement. A second  priority of this project is to provide as well textbooks for the subjects of grammar,geography and sciences.
HOME & TEACH 7 INDIGENT DEAF CHILDREN IN S/AFRICA This project will afford disadvantaged and compromised Deaf children the opportunity to access specialised education as well as accommodation at Fulton School for the Deaf in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.
COVID19 - Bring Relief to Vulnerable Households Blossom will distribute emergency rations of essential items such as rice, flour, dahl, sugar, oil, spices and milk, as well as hygienic kits including soap, masks and sanitary pads. Each ration will be sufficient for one household for a period of one month. We will be distributing throughout the upcoming months, with recipient households quantified based on risk profiling criteria and vulnerability assessments. Blossom Trust is prioritising gendered interventions.
Build Center to Care for Sexually Abused Children COIN has worked since 2016 to identify and provide services to children who are victims of commercial sexual exploitation, sexual abuse, and violence. Given the need and the exceptional results achieved, the government of  Veron/ Punta Cana has donated 2,000 m of land for the construction of a Center to provide psychological, medical and legal services to these children and teenagers and work with the community and families to improve their lives and ensure they can thrive in a safe environment
Protect the World's Most Vulnerable from COVID-19 As healthcare systems become overburdened in the fight against COVID-19, for as little as $10 you can help UNFPA protect those most vulnerable to the ravishes of the disease. Your gift can provide safe delivery kits to pregnant women unable to access healthcare support, supply healthcare workers with essential protective equipment, and ensure that critical reproductive health services remain functional, guaranteeing that even amidst a global pandemic, the unique needs of women and girls are met.
STEMulate Change for At-Risk Youth STEMulate Change is a nationally-recognized STEM  education program designed to ignite interest in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) learning and careers among at-risk youth ages 9-18.  STEMulate Change is provided as an afterschool and summer program at community centers and schools serving low-to-moderate income and minority youth. The curriculum is uniquely based around American and global STEM icons who the students can relate to (i.e., women or minorities).
Assam Floods Ravage Millions of Lives Assam Floods Ravage Millions of Lives  Summary: Assam, a small state located in northeast India is reeling under devastating floods. More than 3 million have been affected in around 25 districts. Hundreds of villages have been inundated with several families taking shelter at the public facilities, schools and community halls. Normalcy needs to be restored at the earliest, with several million still struggling for basic necessities including food, water, medicine and shelter
Help disadvantaged children and women in Taiwan There are around forty children living in Jonah House currently. They are here with different background. Mostly, they are from dysfunctional families, along with issues of poverty, abuse, abandonment..etc. Therefore, these children are always with trauma.  Jonah House in Taiwan provides a safety and steady living environment to children and unwed mothers in need, from 0 to 18 years old.  In addition to daily care, Jonah House supplies education, medical care as well as career planning.
Youth Led Solutions to Systemic Problems Change Architects transforms youth into change makers through community development and social entrepreneurship using design thinking.  250+ innovative teachers volunteer their time to facilitate activities for their students. 5,000+ youth identify problems in their communities, brainstorm ideas and implement sustainable solutions. In doing so, they develop 21st Century skills such as: empathy, collaboration, communication, leadership and confidence in their own capacity to generate change.
Parkinson walk to help 60 parkinson patients Parkinson is a neurodegenerative disease that has no cure as per the technological advancement level so far. It affects the mobility of patients as the disease advances.The situation is more worse in a nation like Ethiopia where there is no organization working on awareness, support, research and development on Parkinson's (PD).  This year (April 2019), we are planning to conduct PD walk so as to raise financial assistance for poor PD patients to buy Walker, walking stick, wheelchair.
GDC- Unleashing the potential for youth in Albania Global Digital City (GDC) links digitalization with attributes of each specific city in Albania, Albanian speaking communities. Prevents "brain drain" & develops local communities in the Balkans: 1) A 3-day event with local, national & international speakers, workshop sessions, training, information sessions & pitching for start-ups; 2) Launching 50 employment/training opportunities, B2B events with 50 businesses; 3) Social Event where youth can promote their communities globally.
Educate and support 40 orphans in Kampala I am a Ugandan physics teacher and pastor supporting 40 orphans/ abandoned children on a limited salary. We have started Nursery and Primary 1. We need to buy land and build a school to educate the orphans and, by using surplus spaces, to financially support the orphanage. This project will feed and educate the orphans; getting the full sum will ensure a sustainable future. (I live in one room about 100m away)
Music Instruments & Supplies for NYC Kids This project will provide instruments, materials, and supplies to children learning music in NYC. In 2019-20, ETM is launching new programs at 17 schools in the Bronx, Queens, and Brooklyn. This project will allow over 10,000 students to participate in music class, many for the first time. Instruments enliven music education and materials and supplies outfit music classrooms with the tools to make learning exciting for students and teach them confidence and critical thinking skills.
Bridging Cultures-Communities-Generations "I'd like to thank you for your guidance on my initial path with the flute.  Your trust in the heart of the flute and it's inevitable connection with the student is now indelible in my life.  I've observed you weave magic with others over the years and it is my good fortune to be a part of that tapestry."  -Elliot N.
Transforming lives: The power of work experience Young people are leaving education without the experience needed to gain work. This skills gap reduces their likelihood of getting a job (increasing youth unemployment). Alongside this there are 160,000 charities in the UK; a large proportion of which have an ageing workforce. Fair Train helps to solve these issues by supporting charities to develop high quality work experience programmes, giving learners an opportunity to develop employability skills, and support charities to be sustainable.
Food Relief for COVID-19 Victims Pakistan Pakistan Rural Communities are the Victims of COVID-19, millions affected due food shortage, we at AHD through this project want to support women and children at their door step for provision emergency food during country LOCK DOWN & support to 1,000 families & about 8,000 people will be benefited from this food ration relief activity. AHD staff already in action to asses and provide 1,000 rural poor families needs urgent basis support.
Stationery Kits for 250 Children with Disabilities Mother Charitable Foundation (MCF) is a registered nongovernment initiative working for the children with disabilities, who are often at a disadvantage with state approaches in Sri Lanka. Hence MCF plans to provide 250 kits of stationery to 250 children with disabilities selected from remote areas in Sri Lanka where the state attention & approaches to assist them are little to zero. The selected children will be from underprivileged families with low income, ensuring their rights for education.
Train new health workers in Malawi: Save Lives! This project will provide scholarships to train students at the Malamulo College of Health Sciences to become clinical officers who can deliver basic health care services to men, women, and children.
we-care-global-youth-education-for-every-one We are aiding women and children living in disadvantaged communities around the world to make sure they receive education and resources needed to lead better lives. *FUKUSHIMA KIDS California projects./ Fukushima Kid Hawaii Projects; Fukushima Children from Nuclear Disaster.*Russian orphans at Belskoye Ustye Orphanage to Medical & education.  * Uganda, at Wakisa Ministry for young girls education. *Philippines * Nepal,*Vietnam School supplies,Computers and Orphanage children's needs .
Education through livelihood support Children residing in the tribal community of Mahakulung rural municipality, Solukhumbu district, Nepal are deprived of education. During the tourist mountaineering season most of the children discontinue their education and together with their parents engage as child labour porters, surviving on a daily wage. This project will provide parents with income generation opportunities, sustainable livelihoods, and access to education for their children.
Help orphan children to get healthy Shag navstrechu (Step Forward) is raising money for providing regular medical help to dozens of boys and girls with developmental disorders and health issues from a specialized orphanage.
Support 25 Unwedded Mothers In India This project will restore the lives of Young girls who get pregnant in false love affairs and abandoned by the lover and their own families. We save the lives of both mother and child for 2 years.
Promoting Health & Equality Issues in Kenya This project in a remote part of Kenya tackles health and hygiene issues, such as promoting awareness of menstrual health. It supports the production of reusable sanitary napkins by embroiderers at a local refugee camp, making the usual, unhygienic alternatives redundant. This empowers girls, who are forced to miss school during menstruation due to a deep-rooted stigma. The project also promotes hygiene in the community through the construction of toilets and hand-washing stations.
SafeCircle for Survivors of Domestic Violence Sexual & Domestic (intimate partner) violence is now being called a shadow pandemic. During COVID19, the cases of such violence are on the rise and it is difficult for Women and girls fto report these acts, speak up, find help and also access resources. We have started a weekly session called SafeCircle every Friday at 3 - 5 pm IST. It is a secure, trusting space for survivors of violence where they can share experiences and be heard without judgement.
Bus to school! The children of Casa PAS need you Joyfully we have received a VW Bus 2013 in which we have made minor mechanical repairs with you donations we received in the March Campaign. We have also painted the bus and we are waiting to receive permission plates to circulate. The bus needs to upholster the 20 seats, buy and install 20 seat belts  as well as a new carpet for the floor. It is the las step to be able to have a new school bus.
Help Destitute Moms with AIDS Care for Their Kids The AIDS Patient Family Support Program (FSP) provides  housing, food and active mentoring and social support  to  homeless mothers suffering from AIDS so that they can  properly care for their children. In addition to our goal of keeping fragiles together, we focus on keeping the children in these families in school, with a goal of helping them to break the cycle of inherited poverty.
Women in India Protect Land & Foster Self-Reliance Promote traditional farming methods to create tangible and positive changes in the natural environment. Create economic livelihood opportunities to improve lives of poor women in Bihar, India.
Empower 100 disadvantaged women in rural Colombia With your support, the number of opportunities for 100 women from the rural area of Villapinzon, Cundinamarca, Colombia who live in disadvantage, will be increased by providing them with (1) psychological and personal support to improve their self-esteem, self-care, self-confidence, internal healing, etc. (2) guidance on creating/developing new productive ideas to increase their income, and (3) empowerment to become strong leaders in their communities.
Empower 50 Nigerian Trafficked Victims This life transforming project will help to strengthen the rehabilitation of victims of human trafficking in Nigeria, who often get more frustrated after their rescue, due to lack of sustainable empowerment. With this project, victims will be provided with resources to: a. Start their own businesses  b. Enroll in schools  Recently, we provided resources to open a business for a Nigerian victim we rescued in 2017. There are many of such victims who are wandering in Nigeria, and are at risk.
Book Drive for 500 students in Rural Ghana This project will help ABAN support children in some selected rural community schools and orphanages in Ghana  with their school materials, an ABAN made  subsidized recycled bags and their library.   The donations will purchase the books and other materials the child needs to be able to have the best  learning experience  and to help with setting up their school library. This project also benefits the children of the women training in our women empowerment program.
Peer HIV Prevention for Sex Workers in Malawi This project provides 120 sex workers in one of the poorest communities in Malawi with the skills to reduce their risk of HIV infection, and the confidence to use them.
Give Medical Care to 800 Indigent Adults in Rural Hope Clinic provides free medical care, including medications, lab and diagnostic testing, mental health counseling, dental care, and case management to uninsured, indigent adults who suffer with chronic and life-threatening illnesses.
Emergency Response for Street Children ChildHelp will provide emergency food, essential items, seeds and tools to over 847 vulnerable street children, affected by the corona-virus, lock-downs and State of Emergency in our impoverished communities. These communities have no source of income, food and garden kits to grow crops. Local teachers will work to deliver materials to school children, to continue their learning process at home, and to provide gardening seeds and tools to marginalized older street children to grow crops.
SAVING PETS IN TOWNSHIPS - EMPOWER DISADVANTAGED PETS is a PRO-Life, PRO-Active Animal Rescue organisation that was officially registered as a PBO in 2007, although we had been operating before that. WE try and save, maintain and improve the living conditions of animals in their immediate surroundings. We empower animals in townships and poor communities. Pets living in such areas do not have the same privileges as other animals such as daily meals, warm shelters, regular inoculations, sterilisations and vet care in emergency situtuations.
Badili Zone - Upscaling a Community Library This project is an extension of the Badili Zone Community library that will secure and convert a shipping container into a computer hub in Mukuru Kwa Reuben Slum located in Nairobi Kenya. This will allow economically disadvantaged students to have access to technological devices such as computers, appropriate technological training, and smoothen the process of applying for opportunities within and outside Kenya while facilitating their connection with the world as global citizens.
Empowering the deaf through technical Skills The deaf and or hard -to-  hearing people  are more useful to society. But, they are  discriminated against  politically, socially and economically in the least developed country of Nepal. Their misery is multiplied  as they do not have technical skills that a job requires.

To address this  grave issue of human dimension, Synergy Nepal (SN) has a plan to empower about 50 thousand  deaf/hard to hearing in a span of  5 years. The project has a strategy  for their empowerment at the local level.
Kalinga Mission (KAMICYDI) The project focuses on the promotion of a sustainable agricultural technology, led and devised by indigenous peoples in the Philippines.
Super Typhoon Odette Food and Sanitation Project We will repair and install latrines damaged by Super Typhoon Rai/Odette in Dinagat Island and Surigao aside from the provision of food packs and gardening supplies.  Right now there are thousands of coconut trees felled down by the typhoon and we will use this resource in order to build the latrines. Our goal is to prevent second wave of disaster caused by diseases. Our gardening initiative will help ensure continuity of local food supply.
A Tiny Toones Christmas Tiny Toones engages, inspires and educates children and young people from the slum areas of Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Tiny Toones provides a unique combination of creative arts and non-formal education completely free. Thousands of children have benefited since 2005. Over 200 children attend classes every day, in dance, music, English, Khmer, math, art and computing. For many it is the only education they get. We are currently trying to raise $5,000 to help continue this vital service into 2015
Build a School for 360 children in Apolla Uganda Biggi Family Project is working to free orphaned children from the cycle of poverty by providing a high-quality free education, both formal and informal, to children who have been orphaned due to civil unrest in order to counteract pervasive poverty, and systemic deprivation. Your donation will help build four new classroom blocks, provide a pupil uniform, meals and medicine for one school year for the needy children in the rural, and sub-urban parts of Pamora Apolla village in Northern Uganda.
Training Youths to keep them out of the Drug Trade Working through a grassroots community centre in Borel, one of Rio’s most conflict-ridden favelas, to bring opportunities to 1300 youth through practical training and an alternative to the drugs trade
Support Australian wildlife rescue to release WIRES Wildlife Rescue is currently responding to the widespread flooding emergency across NSW and Queensland and is the largest wildlife rescue organisation in Australia. Your help will ensure our 365 days a year, 24  hours a day rescue advice and assistance is there for wildlife. We are called to help over 130,000 orphaned, displaced and injured native animals annually.
Support New Babies with Down Syndrome in Peru When a new baby is born, parents who learn that their child has Down syndrome may feel anger, fear, sadness and many other emotions and this can be overwhelming. Early access to accurate, balanced information and support from other parents who have experienced this is essential to overcome these emotions and will provide the best possible start for parents and their new baby. This programme in Peru can achieve this in a simple, effective way at low cost and will make a huge positive difference.
Makerspace  - Learning through Innovation Mantra4Change aims to build Makerspaces at schools as a place where students can gather to discover, explore, tinker and create using a variety of tools and materials. This would be a space that encourages students to design, experiment, build and engage in various fields like art, science, technology, music, food, environment and more. It is a rich learning environment which enhances a student's critical thinking, scientific temperament and curiosity on how and why things are made.
End period poverty 57000 girls rural schools. Our NGO- Grace World Africa Foundation is organising a pads drive to raise 57000 pads in 57 days.As a small organization with great hopes, we want to restore women's dignity affected due to poverty. This campaign aims to keep a girl child in school through collaborative cross sector partnerships, bring to a halt school drop outs of girls who are unable to attend school  and help disadvantaged women due to them not having means to provide themselves with sanitary pads.