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COVID-19 Prevention and Control in Ethiopia Orbis is on a mission to prevent and control COVID-19 in Ethiopia and we need your help. Teaching the importance of hand washing is at the heart of what we do at Orbis, to prevent eye diseases such as Trachoma. Such personal hygiene practices are also key in preventing the spread of COVID-19. This project will provide key COVID-19 messaging and hygiene supplies across a region of 3.4 million people.
Soap and Water to Save Hundreds of Congolese Kids Cholera, Dysentery, and Typhoid fever are deadly waterborne diseases that kill 14,000 children in the D.R. Congo each year. With your help, we can supply lifesaving rehydrating liquids for sick children, teach hand washing and basic hygiene to parents and children in schools, distribute soap, provide chlorine tablets to purify water, and procure permanent water purification devices for 5,000 people in 7 villages in the South-Kivu province of the D.R. Congo.
1,500 Clean Cookstoves for Haitian Families Trees, Water & People (TWP) is driving development in Haiti through social enterprise. Over the past 16 months, TWP has been working to build a sustainable market for clean cookstoves in Port-au-Prince, creating much needed employment & allowing families to safely prepare food, purify water, and save money. The Zanmi Pye Bwa cookstove is designed to be built, repaired, and refurbished with locally available skills and resources, and is currently being distributed by vendors throughout the city.
Treat 25 HIV positive Key Populations  in Yaounde Most Key Populations including men who have sex with men living with HIV in Cameroon are  rejected by their families and friends. They cannot afford to treat opportunistic diseases when they reach the AIDS phase. Humanity First Cameroon is an organization who believes in a world free of any form of discrimiantion on the basis of HIV status or sexual orientation. This project will therefore adress this issue by giving hope to 25 people from sexual minorities living with HIV in  Yaounde.
Socio-aesthetics for sick children Cancer treatment is very intense and the child then experiences the painful body or its alteration (skin alteration, hair and eyebrow loss, weight...). For several years, we offers weekly therapeutic support workshop sessions to children in Mother-Child poles at the hospital.  It brings them relief, enhance self-esteem, facilitate family relations & many other psychological/physical positive effects. In a few years, the services have seen an increase in the number of children welcomed.
Build classrooms for 500 children in Kenya Cedar Primary School, near Gilgil, Kenya, needs complete reconstruction. Its pupils are crammed into unsafe and inadequate classrooms. With £20,000 we can construct four high-quality classrooms.
Typhoon Haiyan Communal Hand-wash for Schools When Super-typhoon Haiyan struck, it destroyed most water systems in more than 3,000 schools in its path. Water for hygiene and hand-washing is badly needed. Our project will install low-cost, robust, steel pipe communal hand-wash stations in Leyte and Samar Provinces with the goal of providing safe hygiene for school-children. We aim to produce and install a total of 500 hand-wash by the first month of classes in June 2014.
Skills training and co-op formation Breadmaking skills training to enable displaced communities living in the suburbs of Bogotá, Colombia, to form a co-operative and re-establish livelihoods.
buying land to build a school for a disadvantaged we have been allocated land and the conditions are we buy for the school
where we are was demolished but  and the conditions were that the school is a community based project.
The cost is $ 25,000
Grow Resilience: Food Access & Local Ag in Houston Urban Harvest's "Grow A Resilience" is a COVID-19 response to ensure Houstonians stay healthy, active & nutritiously fed. The project: 1) sustains the largest farmers market in the region- supporting 110 hard-hit local farms & small businesses, while offering a safe way for community members to access food; 2) reaches 19,500 Houstonians with organic garden education via online webinars, classes & resources; & 3) matches SNAP benefits dollar-for-dollar on fresh produce at farmers markets citywide
Support the GlobalGiving Fund for Bangladesh On Thursday, November 15th, a terrible cyclone hit Bangladesh, impacting more than 20 of the country's 64 districts. Over 3 million people were affected & need your help to reestablish their lives.
Sue Weber: Helping girls learn financial options Money Talks is a fun filled workshop helping both girls and their parent understand basic financial concepts and how simple tools, such as budgeting, can help them to accomplish meaningful goals
House of Hope - A way out for homeless women Many women in India suffer extreme cruelty at the hands of their families. There is a need to provide shelter for homeless women who receive no support. El Shaddai accommodates a safe house for homeless women in difficult circumstances.
Treating Children suffering from Retinal Diseases Mahavir Netralaya's child care  is preventing blindness by detecting retinal disabilities and treating them (including surgery) at right stage. The plan is to primarily survey all the new born child at the dedicated pediatric and new born unit. Retinal specialist visits these centers to regularly trying to detect retinal problems and take necessary palliative measures. Th
Gift a future to youth in Uganda An opportunity to change young lives for the better through professional qualification and training. Your donation goes towards help socially vulnerable young people to attend the Comboni College, a vocational training school located in Lira in the North of Uganda. Founded and run by missionaries, it provides very practical skills and education to rural people This has a lifetime impact on the student and their family who receives scholarship funds
ECHO HUB Leros: Prepare Refugees for Integration In December 2016 Echo100Plus launched the Echo-Hub, a community centre in the town of Lakki on the island of Leros, to help arriving refugees from war-torn countries prepare for the next steps of their journeys and foremost the arduous task of integration. Neither the Greek authorities nor any other NGO currently offer similar assistance to adult refugees on the island.
Quality education for 5,000 poor children. The TEACH Cote d'Ivoire Program aims to train 180 transformational teacher teachers in five years to impact the lives of 20,000 children from poor and disadvantaged backgrounds in Cote d'Ivoire, giving them the opportunity to have access to quality education. Focusing on leadership, Teach Cote d'Ivoire project aims to help end the inequalities and inequities in the Ivorian educational system so that all children, irrespective of their socio-economic background, can access to quality education
Provide Education for Refugee Children in Lebanon Insan Association will provide Access to Education at Insan School, as well as Psycho-Social support for the most marginalized children in Lebanon. Children of refugees from Iraq and Syria, children of migrants, as well as vulnerable Lebanese children, have no access to schooling due to poverty and discrimination. Accordingly, Insan aims to help these children to fully live out their childhoods, and continue to play, learn, discover, and laugh, despite the hardships they face
Infertility Project INCIID (pronounced inside) is a nonprofit charity helping individuals and couples explore their family-building options. It provides current information and immediate support regarding the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of infertility and pregnancy loss. INCIID was first on the WWW in 1995 and has helped 10's of thousands of people become parents. In April 2004, INCIID launched the first and only National IVF Scholarship program. We need an updated site to continue our work & Scholarships
Horse Emergency Relief Project Stamp Out Starvation of Horses (S.O.S.) is committed to saving horses from starvation and helping owners keep their horses when they have fallen on hard times. 

The number of horses who die of starvation in Georgia is staggering, and our goal is to eliminate this unnecessary form of cruelty.  We serve to assist both individuals and licensed horse rescues to care for and feed their horses, educate horse owners, help re-home unwanted horses and work to enforce cruelty laws.
Project Promise Building Rehab Project It's obvious to many at-risk youth on St. Croix that their future prospects are bleak. After all, they're living in poverty, doing poorly in school, and lack positive role models and the tools to make good decisions. It's no wonder so many of these youth give up and turn to risky behaviors. What have they got to lose?   To help them turn their lives around, a holistic approach is needed. Programs that address just one or two of the many issues they face are not likely to succeed.
Aid Survivors of Indonesia Tsunami Your gift will provide emergency aid and supplies such as drinking water, shelter materials, and medical care to families affected by the 7.4 earthquake and tsunami in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia. More than 61,867 people are left homeless and more than 1,200 have died. Countless more are injured and waiting for help. World Concern and our partners on the ground are reaching people in need and providing emergency assistance.
Educational Opportunities for Adolescent Yi Girls Project GLOW (Giving Leadership Opportunities to Young Women) reaches adolescent girls aged 10 to 18 with activities that focus on education, vocational skills and health.
Keep a Girl child safe and Educated in Malawi A Girl Child is at risk of being raped, dropping out of school because of lack of academic resources, leading to early marriages. Malawi has registered an extremely increase (63%) in teen pregnancies and marriages especially during this period of COVID-19 pandemic. Our project aims at providing access to academic resources to the less privileged girl child learners around Ndirande community as a means to keep a girl child active and occupied. We will conduct awareness campaigns on sexual abuse.
IOM GAF: Assisting Trafficking Victims & Migrants IOM's emergency Global Assistance Fund (GAF) offers personalized, immediate protection and direct assistance to migrants facing violence, exploitation and abuse, such as victims of forced labor and sexual abuse; unaccompanied children, and victims of trafficking. GAF provides those facing extreme vulnerabilities with broad services including safe accommodation, food & non-food items, psychological support, healthcare, family reunification, safe and dignified return and sustainable reintegration.
HCP Cure Blindness HCP Cure Blindness aspires to cure global blindness, one patient at a time. Through surgical outreaches, ophthalmic training opportunities, and medical equipment procurement, we bring sight to the needlessly blind and reliable eye care systems to remote, low-income communities throughout South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa.
Battling Addiction at an Affordable Cost Keystone plans to provide affordable treatment and care for individuals in our community who are struggling with substance use disorders, who may not have the financial means to get the help they desperately need.
Heathcare through Mobile Medical Unit in COVID 19 Osmanabad and its adjoining Latur district in the Maharashtra State of India are among the 100 poorest districts in India, as per the Niti Ayog (a policy 'Think Tank' of the Government of India established to achieve SDGs), which lack of adequate health services in the rural village. This project will help to provide preventive and curative care and services at the doorstep of these vulnerable villagers making healthcare accessible to all and also will help to curb the COVID 19 virus locally.
send  9 children to schools in bangladesh the 9 female children need to help to get admission in the primary schools with a caretaker with special care because the family members of the children are engaged unable to give time to take their children to the schools as they are in hand to mouth financial situation.In this situation the children are deprived of obtaining even primary educational facilities, at least one year care-taking is needed for the children and the care-takers fees and educational materials dresses are needed.
Build a Refugee Social Innovation Lab in Cyprus Project Phoenix is launching "Constellation", a unique social innovation lab and entrepreneurship space co-created with the refugee community in Nicosia, Cyprus. The space will serve as a workspace and community space for refugee-led projects to develop and sell their products. In addition to providing a entrepreneurial hub and safe space, Constellation will organize mentoring and coaching sessions, workshops and events. In the future we plan to add a community kitchen, a cafe and more.
15 children will change the lives of 150 families This project gives children in poverty support to make community change in the UK. Through mobilising groups of children fighting poverty, we will bring a message to government too powerful to ignore.
Let's support kids with hearing disabilities The project supports children with hearing disabilities who attend the Bethlehem Ephpheta Institute where,through specialized educational and scholastic paths,they can receive an adequate education, thus being helped in the process of social integration. Many children,living away from school,have difficulty attending classes regularly so we have also activated and contributed to transport service to guarantee them the possibility of reaching the institute.
Mainstream 350 IntellectuallyChallenged Youngsters Jeevoday  Special School for the Mentally Handicapped runs by Jeevoday Education Society. It is a Registered Educational Institution imparting education to the mentally challenged children of Nagpur and adjacent areas. To bring about awareness among the people regarding prevention, early detection, intervention, and rehabilitation of persons with disabilities we established the special school for the mentally challenged on 2nd October 1989.
Zambia: radioeins (rbb) is reversing deforestation In Zambia's Copperbelt region, native Miombo woodlands have been disappearing for decades. WeForest is engaging with and training hundreds of small-scale farmers to restore these forests. In doing so, the farmers benefit from diversified livelihood sources, higher incomes and new skills! Besides, via the project's holistic approach, farmers receive help in obtaining land ownership.  With the support of radioeins (rbb), WeForest is restoring those degraded landscapes.
Teach Social Justice. Empower Youth. Bridge Gaps. Hands for a Bridge students emerge as transformed global citizens with vision and resources to affect vital change in our world. Through intensive artistic dialogue and collaboration, high school youth in South Africa, Northern Ireland, and the U.S. explore issues of social justice in their local, regional and international communities.
RiseUp Egypt-Enabling Wheelers Physically&Socially Provide diverse rehabilitation services that will empower wheelchair users: 1- Physically: By producing occupational therapy tutorial videos in Arabic to teach them how to be physically independent in their daily activities. 2- Psychologically: We hold counseling sessions to sustain their mental and emotional health and to develop positive attitude towards their physical challenge and towards their communities. 3- Socially: Help couples on wheelchairs pursue their dream of having a BABY!
Catchers in the rye We're Catchers in the Rye - we "catch" children, trying to make sure they have the best opportunities in life. In Russia, schools do not accept children with neurological disorders and other special needs. Our project of inclusive education lets them go to school, which is their basic human right. And including these children in classrooms also enriches the lives of teachers and other students, teaching them tolerance and empathy. Protecting somebody who is weaker than us makes us stronger.
Free Female Genital Mutilation repair surgery This project will complete and maintain a free hospital for victims of female genital mutilation. The hospital will provide free support, counseling, treatment and rehabilitation for girls that are suffering through the many harmful and painful effects of FGM including obstetric fistula. The hospital has hundreds of patients on the waiting list to undergo clitoral reconstruction surgery. The funds will go towards transporting patients, obtaining and shipping the medical supplies that are needed.
Technological Enrichment in Venezuelan Classrooms Strengthening the capabilities of teachers and young people by providing them with Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and training for ICT use.
One toilet for one poor family in Rwanda This project intends to construct 20 ventilated toilets and provides hygiene education to the targeted communities especially vulnerable people, people with disabilities and orphans children, to reduce diarrhea and other illnesses related to poor hygiene, with the main purpose to improve Hygiene and infectious diseases in Rulindo district, Northern Rwanda.
MATTHEW aftermath in Moron, HAITI - Help ASAP Children for Christ Inc, as a result of casualties and the tragic situation that hundreds of families are facing, is already availble to serve in any area. We want to provide temporary place for gathering to a school of 85 kids, a tutorial center of 150 youths;  will faciilitate the transport of medical supplies, school supplies and used clothing as first aid to several families in Moron, Mafranc, Camperin (southern HAITI). We plan to prepare food bag to distribute to as MANY families as possibl
Help Save Lives with Team Survive Team Survive, a PCI Media initiative, tells stories that educate people about COVID-19 to keep themselves and their communities safe. These stories address COVID-19 health practices, ways that essential workers can stay safe, and how to cope with the emotional fallout of the pandemic. We understand the power of using the right platform to reach the right audience.
THE NYABIKONI WOMEN CROP GROWERS,KABALE -UGANDA The purpose of the project is to eliminate hunger,poverty,diseases ,illiteracy,from the community where it is being implemented. It also serves as demonstration for neighboring communities on promotion of plant food against animal food and using natural fertilizers to get good quality food safe for human consumption as well as protect the environment.
SafeSIM Saves Lives in Rural Nepal Medic Mobile will implement SafeSIM, a SIM card application for village level providers who care for local rural women. Improvements in mobile technology infrastructure and reduced cost of handsets means cell phone coverage has become quite extensive in rural Nepal. We utilize a SIM application that can be loaded onto local health workers’ handsets, allowing them to notify skilled birth attendants of upcoming deliveries, arrange transport for pregnant women and access emergency assistance.
Empower Girls in a Leadership Camp in Uganda The JA  Girls in Leadership Camp program teaches young girls aged 14-19 how to develop life plans, earn their own incomes, become professional women, live healthily and prepare for leadership at work. Over a 3 day period, 200 girls are coached by accomplished professional women on how to become leaders in their communities. Graduates of JA's entrepreneurship programs learn the hard and soft skills to be executive managers in the companies they establish from women who have experienced the climb.
Land for Center of Excellence for 300 Slum Youth This project aims to acquire land and build a safe space for talented emerging building artists and athletes from Mathare slums. Young people make upto 50% of the population in the slums of Mathare. Inadequate talent centers for youth is a contributor to crime and substance abuse. Over the years talent development center have been a sure way of curbing crime and youth radicalization.We are certain that this center will help bring sanity in the Mathare community.
Preventing Teen Pregnancy In Togo, girls' education faces the challenge of teen pregnancy. During the 2012-2013 school year, the Ministry of Education recorded nearly 7,000 teen pregnancies. Faced with this challenge, our nonprofit wishes to support a Togolese school principal (a woman), to keep girls in the school system for as long as possible. Our project's objective, to be carried out over three years, is to research the causes and consequences of teen pregnancy as well as find approaches to solving this problem.
Women's Peer Support & Crisis Intervention Suicide represents one of the ten leading causes of death worldwide among reproductive age women yet global women-centric crisis intervention services are severely lacking. Gia Allemand Foundation provides a unique women's peer support and crisis intervention program to give women access to education, support, and resources regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identification, political affiliation, geographical location, or financial means.
Provide 18 farmers with irrigation for life Farmers in Rajasthan are stuck in poverty due to low farming incomes due to a lack of water for irrigation.  This programme lends farmers money to buy a new drip irrigation system and teaches them how to use it. Higher crop yields result in higher incomes. Over five years, farmers pay back the money they were lent and the funds are then lent to a new farmer to buy a drip irrigation system. The programme offers a lot of hands on support. Drip irrigation is a simple system but hugely effective.
Circus for disadvantaged youth We bring together social pedagogy and contemporary circus methods to enhance social integration and cultural engagement of 100 at-risk youngsters.  We combine intensive circus training, play activities & drama classes to empower the beneficiaries in developing core social skills and amplifying their creative potential. Inside the circus, the energy of the most unapproachable teenagers is transformed to the energy of circus drive while taking a safe and socially acceptable form.
Create a refuge for the Axolotl in Xochimilco. Did you know that the axolotl is originary from the Xochimilco wetland? Along with the axolotl, some other threatened species like the montezuma frog, the mexican liliwater, the montezuma cypress and many others live here. With this project we will keep running a Conservation Center, a space where locals and visitors will learn, work and train on species conservation. In this place, we will also produce native trees, that will help to recover the habitat of the axolotl.
10000 Children - 10000 Trees - For You 20,000 will fund the involvement of 10000 children and a decade of tree planting, due to finish 2022 and initiate an outreach programme to other communities. A tree planting experience provides both an emotional connection to and hands-on practical learning about caring for our natural environment. The wood we plant will provide a space that inspires a love of nature, teaches about the role of trees in mitigating climate change and demonstrates what can be achieved when we take action together.
Train First Responders fr NaviMumbai Youth Brigade Project will form First-Responder Youth Brigade in different nodes of Navi Mumbai to help in any disaster calling for emergency response from trained First Responders, including attending to sudden cardiac arrest victims in their neighborhood. First-Responder will assist by giving first-aid to the victim(s) in the Golden Minutes of the incident & save hapless victims from death. Besides learning 'personal safety' first, it would encourage them to respond to man-made disasters in their vicinity