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Healthy Families America: Empowering Parents We can prevent child abuse by supporting parents. This project will fund a new initiative for parent graduates of Healthy Families America. The group will help train graduates to serve as mentors to new parents and to advocate for family friendly policies in their communities. Healthy Families America reduces child abuse and domestic violence, improves child and maternal health and education outcomes. We serve 70K families annually across the U.S., and this project will expand that impact.
Stand with displaced people in the DRC Political and military conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo has killed thousands, destroyed homes, and displaced more than 1 million people since 2016. In partnership with the United Nations Refugee Agency, ActionAid is supporting 26,450 displaced people through women-led programs addressing the most urgent needs: gender-based violence, food insecurity, health, and basic survival.
School for 120 Youth in post-conflict Timbuktu Caravan to Class will rebuild a school in the village of Tombouz, near Timbuktu, Mali, that was badly damaged during the recent conflict. The new school will provide a conducive learning environment for children living in one of the poorest and most illiterate villages in Mali. Caravan to Class will also pay teachers' salaries and provide nutrition, school supplies, and books for 120 deserving children. Kindly note in our budget: A match grant we secured will double all donations up to $20k.
Cityzens Giving For Recovery - New York In New York City, New York Common Pantry will support the recovery of families in South Bronx from the impact of Coronavirus by providing food resources and education on healthy eating. Just $1.27 provides one meal to support those at risk.
Break the youth poverty cycle in Vietnam For 20 years, KOTO has enabled 1,000 Vietnamese youth and their families to escape poverty through our holistic hospitality training program.  This project will enable KOTO to provide an additional 15 places to disadvantaged youth from ethnic minority backgrounds, particularly women, to complete our 24-month internationally-certified hospitality program. Full board, commercial cookery or hospitality, English language, computer and our crucial life skills program are included.
Help Build Sports Academy For Kibera Youths For the last 7 years, we have been developing athletes from the Kibera Slums, in Nairobi. The initial group of children between 8-12 years are now 15-19 years old and most of them are promising athletes. The Rising Stars Academy seeks to protect and equip the successful transition of our young athletes from amateur sportsmen to professionals. But most importantly, the academy is also a place to retain the athletes as they help mentor the younger youths in the program.
Summer Camp - Nature Preservation -200 Kids From 1994, Trivandrum Don Bosco Veedu Society conducts summer camp annually for average 200 underprivileged children in order to motivate them towards holistic development through 'Activity Oriented Education'. Your contribution goes towards their stationary, refreshments, camp & picnic expenses, expert talk fees, and venue decor. These camps are avenues for children to develop their talents & learning of life skills; to become upright citizens. Help us to give them some fun and learning days
parents mentor project for 100 parents in ghana Our project will offer the opportunity for parents / carers of children and youth with learning disabilities and associated problems to access service providers,support, advice, information and counselling relating to the care of a child with learning disabilities.  It will also offer the opportunity for said parents / carers to become part of a community-wide support and networking system that we aim to be sustainable in the long term, via the introduction of support groups, hosted by CLED.
Educate/House orphans and disabled in Zimbabwe The children in Victoria Falls have very few resources to use towards school. Also, these children are not able to afford the necessary medical equipment to deal with HIV/AIDS or their disabilities.
Junior Pele Soccer Tournaments "Junior Pele" 2018 soccer Tournament (Dec. 2018) is Cup Foundation Ghana's Juvenile soccer tournament which is earmarking to take place in December on a national sports stadium every year in Ghana and other African countries. This tournament is a strategic tool to attract highly talented Juvenile soccer players from under 10-17 around the world to compete for the name "Junior Pele" annually . For value addition, Junior Pele would gain scholarship to study in a competitive soccer academy in UK .
Feed Starving Girls in Zimbabwe Provide emergency food, medical supplies and potable water to those most at need in Zimbabwe. Girl Child Network (GCN) will dispense the supplies.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Ria, Aysha, and Nadine 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.
Feeding Our Neighbors In rural eastern North Carolina, many areas suffer from food deserts.  Low-income families and senior adults on fixed incomes are pressed to purchase food with little or no nutritional value.  Fresh produce and proteins are not readily available in these areas which leads to additional health conditions.  Feeding Our Neighbors provides fresh produce and protein items on a weekly basis to families in food deserts.
Yummy food opens hearts and integrates refugees Donors will help to fund a great project of integrating refugees in different ways. On a social base by cooking with new friends and connecting with others, and in a local community by presenting themselves and their work at big events.
Help for educational support to 200 slum students. Ahilya Bahuddeshiya Shikshan Prasarak Mandal is working for the uplifment of the poor students. We provide technical, vocational education and health awareness. Our target group is poor and needy students and backward people from the slums of Latur city from India. We are running shelter home for the women in distress.
Provide Help for Children and Teenagers in Mexico El Club de Ninos y Ninas de Nuevo Leon, provides comprehensive programs for children and teenagers in healthy and protected spaces, these programs are aimed at their free time after school, during which it raises the risk of incurring into criminal behavior. In Nuevo Leon, 7 out of 10 teenagers do not continue their studies after high school and 4 out of 10 boys and girls from 12 to 17 years are victims of crime and violence.
African PTSD Relief with Transcendental Meditation Two recent peer reviewed studies, published in the Journal of Traumatic Stress demonstrate that the Transcendental Meditation (TM) technique can help relieve PTSD symptoms in African refugees. David Lynch Foundation's African PTSD Relief with TM can help survivors of war, violence, sexual abuse, and natural disasters overcome the effects of traumatic stress and re-establish a positive state of physical, emotional and social well-being by making TM available to sufferers of PTSD in Africa.
The DC STEM Fair The DC STEM Fair is an incredibly engaging science program in Washington, D.C. for all students in the District to compete in competitions and experience hands-on science activities.
500 t of food: saved from wasting, given to poor Do you think it is ok? Tens of thousands of tonnes of good food are being wasted by Lithuanian food industry, while 20 percent of the Lithuanian population is struggling to afford to eat. Isn't it unforgivable? Lithuanian food bank saves food from being wasted and distributes it to the poor. We could save much more and improve the livelihoods of thousands if we were not limited by the current infrastructure. We badly need one more minivan, which collects food from food stores, warehouses, farms.
Hope for 500 UK women affected by trauma & abuse Every day in the UK girls and women as young as 8 and as old as 80 turn to self injury to cope with abuse, trauma, loneliness and despair. This project will allow Self injury Support to expand our specialist services, reach more women at risk of harming themselves and provide self injury training to other services and improve support across the UK . Expanded services will reach at least 500 more women affected by trauma, sexual violence and self injury who deserve our care and compassion.
Join Hands to promote Physically Disabled Cricket Pakistan Cricket Association for the Physically Handicapped is well on its way to bringing back the Physically Disabled people in the main stream of life as they are neglected physically, and emotionally.  Most are reduced to a life of begging because they are seen as useless. Our main mission is to act and promote Cricket Activities between Physically handicapped to boost their morale.  In this regard we are organizing Cricket Event in Pakistan for the betterment of this neglected Society.
A Safe Place for Kids in Deheishe Refugee Camp The traumatized children of Deheishe Camp, near Bethlehem in Palestine, lack fun and hope in their lives. Karama's center aspires to give these forgotten children hope, self-confidence and skills for their future through a variety of activities. Local&international volunteers are organizing workshops in languages, computers, sports and other areas that support their education and future employment prospects. All children are welcome to grow and replace their negativity with enthusiasm and hope!
Help keep 100 children in Sierra Leone healthy Sierra Leone has one of the highest infant and child mortality rates in the world and one of the lowest literacy rates.  YOU can make a difference for the children in Sierra Leone by providing them with much needed daily vitamins and preventative medicines, along with an opportunity to attend school. We operate a children's home, school and medical clinic in Sierra Leone that provides children with food, an education and medical care - preparing them for the future and keeping them healthy.
Education can change 93 children's lives in Mexico In Mexico, 53% of families face poverty, marginalization and vulnerability, causing our children lack access to education and development problems; limiting their opportunities and exposing them to the risk of participating in criminal situations. By ensuring the education of 93 children, we will attend problems of learning, school lag, or deficient development of cognitive and psychomotor skills, providing the tools to break the cycle of poverty and transform their lives and communities.
Build a radio station for peace in Sierra Leone The radio station wants to broadcast programs promoting peace and reconciliation. Programs will promote care for street children and orphans, campaign for youth employment, and provide information to adults about democratic processes.It will focus especially on encouraging youth to become peace ambassadors in schools and communities.
SUSTAINABLE ERADICATION OF POVERTY IN KIMBI VILLAG FOMCAM seeks to implement a sustainable poverty reduction programme in Kimbi village through the creation of a women's consumers and financial credit society and also a sustainable orphan/ vulnerable children care programme in the community. These two programmes have been analysed to be able to transform the village of Kimbi after 20 years. (see the programme proposals attached)
#ECD4ALL! Every child has the right to education. ECD4ALL is calling for action to make this a reality. We are focusing our work on the most vulnerable children living in South Africa's informal settlements. 75% of 8 million children between 0 - 6 years old are still not equal in accessing quality Early Childhood Development services. In the informal settlement of Monwabisi Park, 227 children have access to a formal ECD program. This project prepares teachers to serve the 473 children still excluded.
Free treatment for Children with Thalassemia We are raising funds to provide free treatment to children effected from thalassemia and generate public awareness for the treatment and prevention of this disease. We have established a Thalassemia Unit and a Blood Bank for the free treatment of children affected by this disease. Thalassemia is a fairly expensive disease to treat. Since the patients often fall under the lower income group category, therefore, its treatment poses huge financial threats and psychological stress on them.
Educate 110 Marginalized Batwa Children in Uganda This Project will provide Education sponsorship in terms of scholastic materials such as books,pens and uniforms to 110 Batwa children living in extreme poverty in Rural Uganda. When you sponsor a child's Education under Cherie Wilshire Foundation, you provide them with a continuous Education up to university. Education helps to transform the lives of the little neglected Batwa children in western Uganda who have been evicted from their ancestral homes.
Partner w/AKI to Help Animals in up to10 Countries Animal-Kind International supports existing animal welfare orgs run by local people in Ghana, Malawi, Namibia, So. Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, Honduras, Jamaica, Armenia & Bosnia. There are few opportunities to raise funds & supplies for animal welfare in these countries so they need to look to outside supporters for assistance. AKI does the due diligence on the orgs, ensures they track use of AKI funds & always sends 100% of donations to our partner orgs to be used only for animal welfare.
SPONSOR OXYGEN FOR OLD VILLAGERS (COVID PATIENTS) ISKCON Varanasi, with the help of UMEED & HOPE WELFARE TRUST, is trying to help poor villagers afflicted with COVID-19 in arranging for oxygen cylinders. The beds in hospitals are full and there is a scarcity of oxygen cylinders in the whole country. Several patients need oxygen provision even at their homes as they struggle to breathe & pass this tough phase.
Help 36 needy Children go to school in Uganda 2018 By meeting  Children's Education rights/needs we are giving them the opportunity to reach their full potential and the power to transform their lives, families and communities; empowering them to be more responsible citizens and independent adults accountable to the societies they live in, reducing high illiteracy levels in the country  thus breaking the chain of vulnerability so as to have transformed communities in Uganda.
Girls' Education: The Antidote to Terrorism Until children, especially girls, are educated, societies won't change. Education is the antidote for ignorance, poverty, and war. Empowering women is extremely important in this plan. A woman's earnings will be 10-20% higher for every year of school she completes. The child of a literate mother has a 50% greater chance of surviving past age 5. Children with educated mothers are 50% more likely to go to school. Of 57 million children who aren't in school 31 million of them are girls.
Employment  opportunities for 500 youth in Kilifi Have you ever considered how technical skills such as metalwork, hairdressing, or electrical installation can change someone's life? At the Mabati Technical Training Institute, our students are able to learn these, alongside life skills, entrepreneurship & IT skills to earn a decent income. Ever since Covid-19 came along, our students aren't able to afford the training fees and risk dropping out. Support our project and empower our vulnerable students to lead better lives.
Brave Together We have an opportunity to provide the right support to help tackle obstacles that stand in the way of women and young adults making their mark. That's why we launched Brave Together, a program that helps destigmatize anxiety and depression, provides critical one-on-one support and helps everyone, everywhere bravely take on their world.
Help schools address mental health and suicide Many schools struggle to talk about mental health. Some schools ban conversations about suicide altogether, fearing 'suicide contagion.' Unsilence's TOMORROW is an online learning experience and classroom program. It uses interactive storytelling to help teens and teachers build the skills to talk about suicide, depression, and mental health in appropriate and effective ways. Help us make a difference in our school and communities TODAY.
Sponsor a Child's Education in Cambodia Students in Cambodia can either learn English at private schools, which are expensive or in their state school, which is very limited and often poor quality. Working with our community members and from generously donated gifts from our supporters, we aim to fund scholarships for aspiring students and to enhance the current state education we provide free of charge additional English Lessons to the students of our community.
Digital inclusion in 10 farm schools in Cameroon Today, digital inclusion is an indispensable tool in the fight against rural poverty in Africa and for the socio-professional integration of rural youth. Digital inclusion does not only mean having access to the web but knowing how to use it constructively by means of critical thinking.  The project will install computer labs in ten agricultural schools in Cameroon and support training for their teachers.
Education & Healthcare for 1250 children in India This project involves improving the quality of State run Early Child Care Centers by training teachers and parents committees to address education and health care requirements of 1250 children belonging to 50 child care centers which are situated in the low income areas of Bengaluru in India. 10 trainings each will be organized for both parents committees and teachers belonging to 50 Child Care Centers
Remote learning in rural Kenya for 1,000 children When COVID19 stops schools reopening what happens to the children?   In Kericho County, Kenya the children are working in the fields, collecting water and firewood, vulnerable, tired, hungry and open to exploitation.  They are losing out on their childhood, losing out on learning.  This project will change that by supporting community based learning groups to bring children together in small groups where they can learn, thrive and be safe for part of everyday.
restore hope for 2500 abused women in Uganda. This project will carryout an inclusive domestic violence campaign in Jinja and Mayuge to enable reduce its effects and restore hope and dignity of  2500 the traumatized women due to violence.
Nutritious meals for 200 disabled Haitian children St. Vincent's Center for Handicapped Children in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, lost its clinic, school, and dormitory during the catastrophic earthquake in 2010. Over 200 disabled children receive daily food, education and medical care at the facility. Our team is committed to providing an uninterrupted supply of food and water so these children can optimize their learning potential and become self-sufficient, productive members of society, breaking the social stigma of handicapped people in Haiti.
Inspire DC Youth Through Soccer, Poetry & Service DC SCORES builds teams through after-school programs for over 1,500 low-income DC youth at 47 schools by instilling self-expression, physical fitness, and a sense of community.
Addressing violence against LGBT persons in Malawi This project will build capacity of faith leaders to develop an understanding of human sexuality as a starting point for creating an enabling environment for Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals and Transgender People  in Malawi.  This will in turn reduce violence against LGBT persons.
Fuel Efficient, Life Saving Stoves for 40 Families Train local tradesmen to produce fuel-efficient stoves for 40 rural Honduran families, improving the health of approximately 500 people in the first year and increasing long-term income potential.
Support children-victims of war in Ukraine We collect money for the basic needs of 200 Ukrainian children who are the victims of war in Eastern part of Ukraine. All these kids live in sanatoriums around Kyiv (capital of Ukraine) and need food, clothes and school supplies. They have to leave their homes and instead of happy childhood they faced the warfare and death. We appeal to every conscious peson to support our initiative and help these kids.
Next Generation Lideres (NGL) The LatinoJustice Next Generation Lideres (NGL) program recruits and trains young Latino lawyers to serve as mentors for high school and college students considering law school. NGL mentors will help Latino students prepare to get into law school, access services and programs designed to prepare them for law school entrance exams, figure out financing options, and become tap a greater network of Latino lawyers who can help them access internship and job opportunities after they become lawyers.
Make SF a Better Place to Live, Work and Bike The San Francisco Bicycle Coalition has been transforming San Francisco streets and neighborhoods into more livable and safe places by promoting the bicycle for everyday transportation. We are one of the largest and most effective bicycle advocacy groups in the country. Through our day-to-day advocacy, education and working partnerships with City and community agencies, the SF Bicycle Coalition creates safer streets and more livable communities for all San Franciscans.
Teaching Coding to the Stateless Imkaan Welfare Organization is introducing a Coding to the stateless children of Machar Colony.  Coding is a basic literacy in the digital age, and it is important for kids to be able to work with and understand technology. With no opportunities for growth in the community, this project focuses on providing children aged 5 - 15 years a platform to learn and expand knowledge.
Keep Afghan Children Off the Streets and In School There are tens of thousands of children working on the streets in Afghanistan today whose lives have been disrupted by years of war. Aschiana Foundation supports the NGO Aschiana in Afghanistan, which serves thousands of children working on the streets in Kabul and in IDP camps throughout the provinces. Aschiana takes in these children and provides them with the support they need to succeed through education, hot meals, and more. Aschiana has served more than 80,000 children since 1995.
Amplifying Voices for Racial Equity in MD-DC-VA In 2017 Montgomery County's Police reported an 26% increase in bias incidents compared to the prior year. Of the incidents reported, roughly half were motivated by bias toward religion and half were motivated by bias toward a race or ethnicity. Story Tapestries took this report as a call to action and collaborated with other local organizations, including the Strathmore and Impact Silver Spring, to call upon our wide networks of concerned individuals to begin meeting and form a Task Force.
Coaching 100 school children in studies in India Many children living in Trichy slums drop out of school before completing their education. This  project supports at risk students in grades 4-12 by giving them coaching classes. The classes give students the individual attention they lack at school & the guidance they lack at home. Specially trained teachers help students improve in subjects that are difficult for them, which are identified by tests. The students are also counseled to help them cope with emotional / psychological stress.
Keep 100 girls at school in Rwanda-GirlsEducation The Rwandan government enacted a policy that provides all Rwandan children with Twelve years of fee-free education. Yet, girls are still dropping out of school at far higher rates than their male counterparts. YOMADO hopes to eliminate this gap through its threefold approach, which pairs girls with mentors, organizes savings and loans groups, and implements community community score cards to keep girls at School