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Education and care for 200 orphans in South Africa This project will provide school uniforms, school fees, stationary, computers and other education related support services to at least 200 orphans and vulnerable children in Soshanguve, South Africa. The beneficiaries are mostly HIV/AIDS orphans, staying with grannies in shacks, and hopeless about life. In despair, they take to substance abuse and juvenile crime. The project will also provide care in the form of clothing, food parcels, psychosocial support, awareness on substance abuse/HIV/AIDS,
Wildlife Emergency Appeal FNPW has launched an appeal to recognise and support the army of dedicated carers and rescuers working behind-the-scenes to help animals that have been left hungry, homeless or hurt as a result of Australia's devastating bushfires. Funds will be directed towards providing financial assistance to those groups most impacted by the fires through targeted funding for first aid and rescue equipment for injured animals, as well as providing support for wildlife carers through this difficult time.
Stop Violence Against Women & Girls In Nigeria Women and children fleeing the danger of war torn zones are a familiar sight across the world's media.    However, hidden from the world's view are millions of women who are victims of unimaginable violence in marital or parental homes, severely broken physically, emotionally and mentally - often pregnant or with children in tow. Our aim is to provide a safe place for these victims to find refuge and begin their healing and rehabilitation.
Make Maternal Homes Healthier and Happier Places This project will provide maternal homes and primary care facilities in rural Nicaragua with the supplies they need to give women a happier, healthier, and safer place to give birth.
Housing & education for street children in Ghana Mama Laadi supports children at risk of being trafficked or fending for themselves living on the streets in northern Ghana with a safe nurturing home.  They can recover from trauma, attend school, receive medical care and, when they are older, get skills training to help them build a stable future. Mama Laadi is a trained community nurse -once a street child herself -her mission is to ensure very vulnerable children who cannot be resettled with their families are safe and have a future.
Incentives for Education in Southwestern Nicaragua Most children in Nicaragua never finish grade 6. Often, they are taken out of school to work on the family farm or elsewhere. Although public education in the elementary years is free in Nicaragua, many families can't afford the related costs of sending their children to school. Even fewer can afford the school fees in higher grades. Our project goal is to establish a scholarship program, based on need and ability, to provide incentives to help families keep their children in school.
Feed a hungry abandoned child BRC has initiated a feeding activity for a limited number of abjectly hungry children. These are children rescued from the trap of poverty and destitution.  They are either abandoned/orphans or have runaway from impoverished homes.  BRC's primary goal is to enhance social-welfare for these children.  Providing balanced meals is our logical entry point.  We reckon the demand for this initiative is high both in quantity and quality.  We are looking for support to share and build our capacity.
GAJA CYCLONE RELIEF AND RESCUE PROGRAM GAJA Cyclone hit 4 district is in TN (India) that completely destroyed 3.5 lac houses and become 20 lac people as survivors.  Urgent relief as food, water, medicine, shelter and nutritious food is required for 10000 families in our project area Vedaranyam, where we have been working and have project office since 2009. In this programme, the urgent relief and package are to be provided for 50000 cyclone
Transnational same-sex couples need your help! Taiwan became the first nation in Asia to legalize same-sex marriage in May 2019. However, transnational same-sex marriages are prohibited if one spouse is from a country where same-sex marriage has not yet been legalized. As the leading organization promoting marriage equality in Taiwan, TAPCPR will continue to provide assistance to transnational same-sex couples through lobbying, litigation, media awareness and social advocacy to urge the government to legalize all same-sex marriages.
Send Aid to Women and Families in Lebanon and Gaza Help MADRE deliver urgently needed humanitarian aid—and hope—after a wrenching summer of warfare in the Middle East, to the women and families who suffer the most when war engulfs their communities.
Educational Camp This educational camp allows children to have a closing of the year in which they thank for everything shared. 70 children are the beneficiaries of this unique opportunity in which they live during a weekend in nature and doing recreational activities. These children live in a critical context with high social vulnerability, so an experience of this style allows them to leave this world of violence and daily restlessness. In the camp they go to the beach, they play, we make a stove with dances,
Help us build a Fence to Protect our Water Well This project will build a fence to protect our water well at Scotty's Rescue Centre. Our water well is crucial in making Scotty's a self-sustainable Rescue Centre for the women and children currently living on the streets of Nairobi. By selling the water, the local rural communities will also have access to this vital resource. The fence is a vital means of protecting the well, building our fence will push us further along our mission of completing Scotty's Rescue Centre.
Re-Enroll  Orphans in Education, disrupted by war Rural Women and Youth Coordination plans to re-enroll 500 orphans to school, train vulnerable teenage children in vocational and life skills, especially young mothers and children whose education have been disrupted  by  war, or hail from the poorest families affected by the war/orphans and other vulnerable children, to receive an education which facilitates life-long learning and acquisition of social and life skills for all and reduce teen pregnancies, vulnerability to early marriage, HIV/AIDS
The Nurse Aide Project This project will train young women to become Nurse Aides. Women who were a victim of circumstances and unable to complete their schooling and therefore not able to attend schools of nursing or midwifery will now have another chance to both improve their personal surroundings and also impact healthcare. This project aims to tackle issues of women empowerment, poverty alleviation, health education and the health workforce crisis in Pakistan. It provides opportunities
EDUCATE 100 YOUNG WOMEN ON SELF-ESTEEM IN CHICAGO This project will provide a set of life skills through ongoing mentoring services to 100 young women who have lost hope because of unhealthy family dynamics, physical, mental, and emotional abuse.
Covid: Feed 145 families living in Bangalore slums Ashwini Charitable Trust is continuing efforts since March 2020 to ensure that none of our student's families go hungry due to job insecurity in the time of a global pandemic and periodic lockdowns. The low income slum dwellers in urban Bangalore are hardest hit. The senior students of the Trust are key in ensuring fair distribution of food provisions amoung the community. Each kit contains: Rice, Toor, Sugar, Atta, Sooji, Chilli Powder, Dhaniya Powder, Tamarind, Oil, Jeera, Turmeric, Salt.
500 Girls off the Street & Into School in Liberia. We help get girls off the street and into school in one of the world's most notorious slums in Liberia, West Africa. We started sponsoring girls at an already existing school, but its standards were very low. Now, we've been able to open our own More Than Me Academy, where our students will receive a real education based on international standards. We currently serve 120 girls, but the MTM Academy can serve up to 240. One day, we hope to have a boarding school that will support 500+ girls
Empower women in Mumbai slums with jobs & hygiene Myna Mahila Foundation provides access to menstrual hygiene education and products to more than 10000 women every month at their doorstep in urban slums in Mumbai. We employ women from these slums to manufacture and distribute affordable sanitary pads locally, improving menstrual hygiene, providing stable employment, and building a trusted network across the community. We also support girls from single-parent or orphaned families who cannot afford pads with menstrual hygiene kits every 3 months.
Stop Sexual Harassment of School Students in Ghana Sexual harassment and abuse in schools in Northern Ghana is a serious problem for students. This project will create awareness in 30 schools on ways of preventing and abolishing this crime.
Youth-Led Hurricane Philanthropy & Service - USVI Through the Jr. Angels Program at the Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands, high school students will be mentored through engaging in youth-led disaster philanthropy and community service - empowering them to positively impact their communities, which are recovering from Hurricanes Irma and Maria.
Help the kids affected in the earthquake in China More than 2 million people have been afflicted following the 7.0-magnitude earthquake on the 20th of April, 2013 in Ya'An, China, arousing memories of the devastating shock that killed tens of thousands in the same province in 2008. According to UNICEF, 26,000 children were seriously affected by this quake.  This fund will help bring more public resources directly to the severely affected children, through supporting the frontline NGOs to provide flexible services to local communities.
Women's Health Clinic in Rural Nepal For nearly a decade we've been supporting small health clinics in rural Nepal. We are now launching the first clinic specializing in women's health in a rural community. 90% of women in Nepal do not get any OBGYN care and this is especially true in rural areas. 600,000 women suffer with uterine prolapse. There are very few women's health facilities outside of major cities.
Jobs & Peer-to-Peer Counseling: Guatemalan Women Indigenous Guatemalan women face layers of oppression as women in a patriarchal society, a discriminated-against Indigenous minority in a colonized country, and that as Indigenous people, they are three times more likely to be living in extreme poverty. The COVID-19 pandemic only exacerbates these conditions. Join us in providing jobs and job training, peer to peer counseling and health services, and the tools & guidance needed to gain the resilience and self-determination they need to thrive.
North Gwinnett Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Farah, Marita, Nada, Bella, Alexa, Nuha, and Salma from North Gwinnett High School have been working with LI to help create & publicize human rights campaigns for various rights issues in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to connect with local nonprofits in Bauchi to research, document, and advocate for various human rights issues within the area.
Safe Water for 100 homes on Lingira University of Wisconsin students of EDGE Project will make available a household water treatment system, developed in partnership with InnoCentive for a partner community in Uganda. The filters will provide safe water for drinking, cooking, and washing for a family. Hundreds will no longer be drinking turbid water that lies off the shores of Lake Victoria, preventing illness and incapacitation. The materials for one filter are about $15 to $20. We want them to be available for $5, with your help
Provide for Needs Created by COVID-19 in Africa Our teams in Sierra Leone and Liberia are experiencing skyrocketing prices and high unemployment in the communities we serve. This project will allow us to educate the community on sanitation and distribute supplies such as face masks, disinfectant, rice, oil, and water to help them avoid contracting COVID-19 and move forward into new jobs.
Expose more DC students to Math and Science This project will provide science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) training and activities to 1,200 students and their families to help bridge the science gap.
Help Secure Permanent Emergency Shelter Mary Open Doors (MOD) is committed to empowering and improving the well-being of women and children afflicted by domestic violence in Belize. The current project seeks funding to purchase the land and building now currently occupied by MOD and used as its shelter facility.  To date, Mary Open Doors have sheltered 130 women at its emergency shelter while providing education and human rights awareness for approximately 1650 drop-ins at its resource center.
COVID-19 emergency online education in Colombia This project seeks to reduce the digital gap of children and their families in our community by providing access to internet connection and technological devices in order to minimize school dropouts and learning loss due to the COVID-19 crisis. Colegio La Fontaine is closed since March 2020 but provides online education to its 174 students. In case the government of Colombia does not allow schools to reopen, we need to ensure that every single child keeps learning and developing skills at home.
Keep a student in school Education is the greatest equaliser. It gives children, even from the humblest of backgrounds, a fighting chance in life - a ticket that we all aspire. This ticket, however, is not available to all children. Nearly one million primary school -aged children in Kenya are still out-of-school - the ninth highest number of any country in the world, mostly due to poverty (Oxfam, 2017).  Affecto plans to educate 400 students every year. Currently 86 students are beneficiaries of the program.
Women Empowering Women Project - Restores Dignity Be the first to invest in women's strength and resilience to restore dignity. To end genocide and mass -atrocity sustainablly. 
Support three Women's Empowerment Centers in, Darfur Sudan's internal displacement camps to serve 3,750 women survivors.  Each Center will provide a safe space where women can congregate inside their camps without fear of rape and sexual violence to develop their priorities and survival strategies and seek solutions to multiple problems facing women in the camps daily
T.L.P. Drug Free Youth Program The Littles Project plans to provide an alternative for negative lifestyle & negative decision-making. We offer positive community resources, assistance, and provide a positive outlet for our youth.
The renewing power of the youth The aim of our project is to increase the social base of our foundation by developing the capacity of many students in Szekesfehervar and strengthening the development of their system approach and their individual and social responsibility. In this way, they can, in practice, understand one of the pillars of democracy, the ability to make independent and responsible decisions and then we engage them as volunteers.
Equiping a Centre for 8,000 Women in Nairobi The project will provide a safe space and support for  8,000 female sex workers and bar hostesses in Nairobi as part of health services offered by Bar Hostess Empowerment and Support Programme (BHESP). These women who are mostly single mothers face violence and stigma. We will provide couches, computers, dryers and other beauty equipment's for their comfort and learning. Other services like HIV prevention and care will be better received.
Emergency Food Packs for Typhoon Haiyan Survivors The project will provide emergency food packs comprising rice, dried fish, noodles, mongo, powdered milk, sugar, salt and canned sardines to still unreached survivors living in remote and hard tp reach areas. This is a situation of urgent concern as some survivors have very little to eat for days subsisting on coconuts, grasses and leaves.
Help Create 2000 Breastfeeding Counselors in India The project will train 2000 breastfeeding counselors over a span of 2 years in India. BPNI's  four- day skill training program will be used to  empower existing  health workers like Accredited Social Health Activitists (ASHAs), Auxiliary Nurses and Midwives (ANMs) and Anganwadi Workers (AWWs) to become counselors (30 counselors/batch with 3 trainers).They will be enabled to help mothers to follow good breastfeeding practices and avoid harmful formula feeding and thus prevent disease and deaths.
Help Selam and Mihret become midwives Selam and Mihret are currently in their second year the Hamlin College of Midwives.   Founded in 2007, this college is affiliated with the famous Addis Ababa Fistula Hospital and provides 4 years of rigorous clinical training.  After graduation, Selam and Mihret will return home to serve their rural communities.  Each scholarship is $4000 per student per year.  Please help support their education!
Keep Child-Family Together By Positive Parenting All children should grow up in a safe, non-violent, and positive family environment, allowing them to fully enjoy their rights and grow to their full potential. To achieve this vision, the proposed project will provide locally coordinated training sessions to parents, giving them the confidence and Positive Parenting skills to be excellent role models for their children and their communities.
Biochar cook-stoves save lives and trees Close to half of the world's population cooks on an open fire. The respiratory disease caused by the smoke from these fires is one of the leading causes of death in the developing world. The black carbon produced is a major contributor to climate change. SeaChar.Org has developed a stove that burns 90% cleaner and uses 50% less fuel than a traditional stove. Built locally from local materials, these stoves can also produce biochar, a valuable carbon-rich soil amendment as a by-product.
Supporting HIV patients access to treatment ARV Users Association (AUA) works to empower people living with HIV/AIDS, particularly those receiving ART, to understand their illness, treatment and right to quality care; and to confront the challenges in their lives. By providing transportation assistance, hygiene kits, care taker and lab test fee, we can help give them access to care and treatment. By providing small loans, we can enable them to start a small business to find the means to support their families.
Inspiring Youth to Become Active Global Citizens Global Concerns Classroom (GCC) is an innovative and dynamic US-based global education program of Concern Worldwide, an international humanitarian organization working in 25 of the least developed countries in emergency response and development work. Since 2001, GCC has provided free classroom resources and hands-on programming to US secondary schools to empower youth to explore, speak out, and take action on global poverty issues.
Gulf for Good: Give Kids a Chance around the World We organise exciting adventure challenges around the world inspiring people to do something unusual. Participants raise funds, which are then donated to charities in the region where the challenge is held.

Gulf for Good has four main goals:
- to bring together Gulf nationals and residents in a good cause;
- to encourage people to push their own limits;
- to show people the value and enjoyment of motivation, commitment and helping others;
- to raise large sums for worthwhile projects
Care for Ghana's homebound HIV population HIV rates are growing in Kakum Village due to prostitution and a lack of sex education.  Home-based care is needed for patients who are too sick to work and cannot be accommodated by hospitals.
Women Empowerment for Collective Action (WECA) 600 poor & marginalized women will be organised and supported different capacity building training like leadership development, communication, legal rights etc. to increase self-confidence and skill based training like mushroom cultivation, Bee keeping, goat farming and different entrepreneurial activities to improve livelihood. As a result the poor marginalized women will be empowered and access their rights and opportunities.
Inclusive learning center for children Association Nasa djeca" Zenica is planning to establish new way of informal education for children in Zenica city. Through Inclusive learning center", there will be provided quality free time and informal education for children, as very important segment for preparation for school and school performance. Center will provide support for about 200 children preschool and school age (from 3 to 12 years), including children with disabilities and other marginalised children.
Women of Worth - Community Involvement. Our project is important because a community is only as strong as its women. Our project is designed to help women recreate themselves. Giving a woman hope for the future not only strengthens the woman and her family, but strengthens the community as a whole.
Protect Children in Latin America from Zika Virus The Zika Virus is affecting at least 26 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean.  It was declared a Public Health Emergency of International Concern by the World Health Organization (WHO) given the suspected linkage to birth defects and potential to infect up to four million people in a year.  UNICEF is scaling up its support using its network of 24 local offices. UNICEF is working to slow the virus' spread, mitigate its impact, and drive rapid diagnostics and vaccine development.
Rotary Club of Ballymena fights to end Polio Rotary international is a founding member of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative. Since 1985 Rotarians across the world have been working tirelessly to rid the world of polio by ensuring universal access to the vaccine. Recently Africa has been certified as wild polio free but the job is not yet complete! The Rotary Club of Ballymena, which has raised almost 15000, hopes to play its part in a final determined push to raise funds to ensure total eradication of polio across the world.
Training for Midwives in Afghanistan Afghanistan is one of the riskiest places on earth for the health of mothers and children. Midwives are critical to the health and survival of mothers and their newborns. In partnership with USAID, Save the Children has started a school for midwives in Shiberghan, Afghanistan for midwifery training.
Educate a Girl, Educate a Nation - Sierra Leone Across the region, 9 million girls between the ages of about 6 and 11 will never go to school, compared to 6 million boys, according to UIS data. By the time they become adolescents, the exclusion rate for girls is 36% compared to 32% for boys. (UNESCO, 2021). Girls' education is a major priority. This project will help by providing resources for girls to get their education including books & school supplies, mentoring, computer training, food, COVID-19 support, and transportation.
Disability Aid in Rural Peru Awamaki Health works within Ollantaytambo, Peru and the surrounding rural, mountainous communities. There are multiple aspects to our health program, however our disabilities campaign focuses on disabled individuals in this region to support them in their area of greatest need - whether providing them with a medical apparatus, corrective surgery or greater access to education.
Palm Desert Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Molly and Santiago from Palm Desert High School have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Eco-Soap Bank: Lifesaving Soap for Cambodia In the modern era, 1 in 8 children in Cambodia die from a preventable illness, before they reach their 5th birthday.  In rural areas, 75% of Cambodians lack access to soap for hand washing. In the fight against preventable illness, the single-most powerful action one can take is hand-washing with soap. This practice can reduce the risk of death, or infection, by up to 60 percent. For an item which can have such a great effect on village communities, soap simply cannot go to waste.