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Addressing the Urgent Needs of the Rohingyas 655,000 Rohingya have been displaced from their homes through systematic, brutal violence carried out with extreme prejudice by the Myanmar military with complete lack of remorse. Fleeing from certain torture and eradication they have been coming into Bangladesh in the thousands every day since the start of the Rohingya Crisis on 25 August, 2017. Though the Bangladesh government and many NGOs have taken strides towards addressing their urgent needs, it is not hold a candle to the demand.
New Dawn in Babahoyo, Ecuador The project attends to chioldren from the poor communities of Babahohyo, Ecuador by providing: (a) special education and medical care to 41 children with physical and mental disabilities; and (b) provide after-school tutorial and skills training workshop to 33 children  from dysfunctiional families with drug problems, are sexually and physically abuse  (c) provide the parents' children coounselling, know-how to cope with the disabilities. and assist in legal aid.
Treat 1000 severe anemic women in Karnataka Anemia is a condition in which people don't have enough healthy red blood cells to carry adequate oxygen to the body's tissues. District household survey in Ramnagara district in Karnataka by Government of India exposes 84.2% women, 82.6% of pregnant women were suffering from anemia. Unfortunately, most of them were not aware they are anemic and they need an intervention. This project intended to create awareness, detect and treat 1000 severe anemic women.
Warm Clothes for Poor 150 Girl & 350 Boy Students The main objective of submission of this project is to help by providing "Warm Winter Clothes" like warm sweaters to the students both female and male students so that they may escape from severe cold and receive education. As winter season starts here in Pakistan from November to April every year. In the rural areas due to cultivated/ irrigated land and vast plain area cold is more severe comparative to towns or cities.
Aparecio Foundation Stereotype Threat Campaign This public education campaign will engage, empower and educate young people concerning negative stereotypes that suppress student achievement, especially those affecting women.The campaign aims to reduce or eliminate negative stereotypes that threaten how students evaluate themselves.Our campaign will pay special attention to stereotype threats that affect women and that widen the gap in educational achievement, specifically stereotypes that alter academic identity and intellectual performance.
Help investigate Eco-Crimes in Southern Africa Like the colourful Oxpecker birds that remove parasites from wildlife in Africa, our investigative journalists target problems in the environment and peck away at them until they disappear. You can help reduce environmental crime by supporting the dedicated journalists who expose and track the villains.
Lamjung WireRoad - An Overhead Transport Solution The WireRoad is an inexpensive, environmentally sound, sustainable monorail-like transportation technology, suitable for all-weather public carriage of people and goods in rural settings.
Keep Impoverished Refugees in School in Uganda By providing an education to South Sudanese refugee children, our Uganda Education Program builds a brighter future for the children, their families, and their community.
Create a Nature Conservation Reserve on Lot 46 Lot 46 Cape Tribulation Road is in the heart of the Daintree lowlands rainforest (in far northern Australia) and is an incredibly special piece of land. It provides habitat for 19 endangered, threatened and vulnerable species. We have a chance to create a Nature Conservation Reserve on Lot 46 and protect it into perpetuity. By turning it into a permanently protected Reserve we will be changing not only its future, but the biodiversity of the area.
Juice Processing and Organizational Support In a region with many natural resources, FORUDEF plans to produce and sell fresh fruit juice in local markets to generate income to manage and maintain its' projects and initiatives. Additionally, FORUDEF will train local women in processing and marketing techniques to empower them with the skills to excel economically.
Send our girls to school in Tanzania An African proverb says, "If we educate a boy, we educate one person. If we educate a girl, we educate a family - and a whole nation." Thanks to education of girls, the community as a whole can benefit from a strengthened socio-economic position of its female population and from local development. The project intention is to give a chance to girls who are living far away from the school.
Help Young Kenyans Brighten Their Neighborhood The Changing Faces Competition has been a great launchpad for our Public Space Transformation program. Our team of enthusiastic young changemakers will soon begin work on another local public space that is in dire need of improvement and transform it into something attractive and productive. We will use the same strategy as before: - Choose a space of reasonable size - Engage local authorities and residents for permission, advice, and to ensure on-going maintenance. - Set a deadline - TRANSFORM
Providing 26 Schools with Rainwater Tanks Galela Amanzi fundraises to establish and maintain 26 rainwater tanks in various selected schools and community groups that do not have access to clean and safe water.
Support science clubs for 600 girls in Ghana To build girls' confidence, interest and knowledge in science and math, The Exploratory gives teachers the necessary supplies, stationery and training to facilitate free, weekly hands-on science clubs. This project will support weekly, interactive, after school sessions for 600 girls and 150 boys in 16 public upper primary and junior high schools in the greater Accra and Eastern regions in Ghana in 2018.
Help Children Deal with Trauma in SA Township Valley Development Projects wishes to employ two dedicated full time child counsellors , one based in Masiphumelele and another in Ocean View, South Africa.  Valley Development Project targets disadvantaged communities in South Africa that are characterized by unemployment, poverty, illness, crime, violence and substance abuse; and reaches out to children and their families.
Free Mental Health Support for 42 Individuals This project will provide marginalized and vulnerable individuals from Sarajevo, who are falling through the cracks of the post-war system in Bosnia and Herzegovina and whose human rights have been violated, mental health support for free. Victims of domestic violence, war traumatized individuals, and children from families with low income, suffering from mental health issues and disorders, are provided with counselling, psychotherapy or psychological and psycho-social support  free of charge.
Help vulnerable Argentine students finish college For the last 14 years Integrar has been supporting talented students living in poverty to access higher education. We provide financial aid, constant guidance and mentoring on a personal basis.    Argentina has a free public University system, however the social, cultural and economic context of our 150+ students makes it nearly impossible for them to navigate the system without our help. In a city of 15 million people mobility costs add complexity to the problem.
Help Cancer Patients Access Medications! Modern cancer drugs are often unavailable or unaffordable for patients in the former Soviet Union countries.  We help patients purchase lifesaving medications at competitive prices in the pharmacies around the world.
SANITARY TOWELS FOR GIRLS IN RURAL SCHOOLS Promote the education and retention of the girl child in school through attending to their menstrual Hygiene management. Failure for rural adolescent girls to have proper sanitary menstruation materials such as underwear and sanitary towels can have negative health consequences and also cause girls to worry that they will have a leak at school and be harassed or teased, giving them another reason to skip school during their periods. This is causing girls in Uganda to miss crussial days of school
Support Teachers to Educate 200 Children Monthly Since 2005, Acres of Mercy through its Education Support Program has provided access to education for over 200 children from poverty annually. This project supports teachers and their work . It  provides technology support to improve teaching delivery and planning, mental well-being of teachers, provides for staff welfare as well as tools the teachers utilize to improve children's learning outcomes. It also facilitates teacher training, coaching and mentoring for success in their teaching work.
Support Masar First Alternative Palestinian School Masar  was born in 1996 in Nazareth as the first alternative experimental Palestinian school as a tool for social change. It is a comprehensive school (KG- 12) serving directly 300 students, 40 staff members and 600 practitioners and academics. It functions as an educational innovation incubator  to cultivate an alternative and unique educational methods to improve the formal educational system. The educational method is holistic  uses arts, drama, dance and music to develop students creativity
Learning Across Languages Youth Mentoring YouthFriends is innovative, school-based mentoring to connect students with inspiring mentors to promote success, encourage healthy behaviors and build stronger communities one child at a time. Learning Across Languages (LAL) is an enhanced mentoring program specifically for English Language Learners (ELL). LAL will benefit our most vulnerable populations, our youngest & newest citizens, who are at-risk children - academically, emotionally & assistance adjusting to our community with mentoring.
Provide 50 Instruments for Under-Served Children The Tunes program focuses on supporting and growing the next generation of musicians and artists while fostering an appreciation for the arts. Through the program, we raise funds to purchase new instruments which are donated to Title I public school music programs across the country. These instrument donations are presented by nationally touring bands (Tunes Ambassadors) who perform for students, lead music workshops and allow kids the opportunity to learn from successful touring musicians.
Saving lives of 25,000 Households in Rwimiyaga Agro Action Rwanda plans to install-construction of 4  water well-boreholes as clean water system using a rotary drilling rig enabling as many 25,000 households (1Household or family is about 7 persons average) to extract clean and safe drinking water directly from the ground and distribute First Aid Hygienic and Sanitation materials for 500 vulnerable children and women.
Textbooks for 70 rural primary schools in Cameroon This project will provide basic textbooks in Key subjects to over 70 rural  primary schools  in very poor rural areas in Cameroon to improve performance in public and secondary school entrance exams
Send 250 Bangolan girls to school The United Nations Millennium Development Goal 2 targets the completion of primary education by all boys and girls. Unfortunately, compared to boys, girls are more likely to drop out of school and have less performance. This project will provide financial support to 250  girls from Bangolan village in the North West Region of Cameroon (West Africa) and this to permit them complete primary and secondary education.
Help Eradicate Child Labor in Colombia Juntos Construyendo Futuro works towards the improvement of the living conditions of the communities through the design, implementation and evaluation of social intervention projects directed specially to children and youths. The main area of focus of these interventions is the eradication of child labor, as a major issue that limits the children's development. Up to date the project has benefited more than 8.700 children, more than 80% of them have reduced their working hours or stopped working
Help children heal in South Africa This project aims at providing training and material resources for people working with children who have been sexually abused, in order to facilitate the healing process
Emergency Aid for Displaced People in Kurdish Iraq This project will help the nearly 2 million Internally Displaced Peoples (IDPs) and refugees that are currently in the Kurdish Region of Iraq (KRI) after having fled from IS. The most pressing need today is 'winterization' - blankets, mattresses, coats, socks, warm clothes, and shoes. This project will also evaluate the long-term needs of these populations.
DrillWells Tanzania: Agroforestry 4 Rural farmers ambakofi plan to drill two deep wells in Mkange and Mihuga villages in Bagamoyo District, East of Tanzania. Each project site has 50 acres of land affected by deforestation. The two deep wells will provide water for implementing afforestation activities. Through the Agroforestry approach, the project will restore back the lost forests, conserve the soil, provides foods, fruits, fodder and generate income to more than 80 rural farmers who currently their farmland is affected by shortage rain.
Help Save 3 Endangered Grassland Species in Mexico The American bison, the golden eagle, and the Mexican prairie dog call the Chihuahuan Desert their home. These three endangered species-whose roles in the ecosystem are as crucial as they are emblematic-inhabit the largest and most biodiverse desert in North America, 2/3 of which lies in Mexico.  This fundraising campaign aims to continue habitat recovery and preservation efforts, veterinary care, education, and monitoring activities to protect these very special species in northern Mexico.
Burmese Refugees: Between a Rock and a Hard Place As you are all likely aware, February 1, 2021 the Military Junta of Myanmar staged a Coup ousting the newly re-elected government of the National League for Democracy and imprisoning its leaders.What happened next surprised the Coup makers. The people of Myanmar rose up. The Coup makers have ignored all calls for a cessation of the violence from the UN and the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN). They continue to do the only thing they know how to do. Kill, torture and rape.
Fruit trees for Peruvian Amazon families In 2018, we teamed up with local nonprofit CONAPAC to launch an innovative program to provide families living in rural Amazon river areas with fruit trees and training in their planting and care. Assistance with marketing efforts are also underway so that harvest will provide both nutrition and revenue for families whose income is often less than fifty U.S. dollars a month. The project will promote conservation efforts by planting more trees in areas that are vulnerable to deforestation.
Unleash the Potential of Young Changemakers Ashoka Japan's Youth Venture (YV) initiative provides an environment to practice 'Changemaking' - a skill that we all must be equipped with to embrace the new era.  Ashoka Youth Venture was first initiated in 2000 in the US targeting youth aged between 12 and 20. Youth Venturers are individuals who engage in social actions motivated by their intrinsic awareness. In Japan, as of March 2021, 110 teams (approx. 400 youths) have been selected to join the network of young changemakers.
Promoting non-violence with 200 Brazilian families The objectives of this project are:to provide physical,psychological and social monitoring to children,adolescents,women and families in a disadvantaged community in Northeast Brazil;to supply or supplement the necessary assistance that these victims need using integrated therapies with a focus on education, prevention and self-care;to educate and promote a culture of peace and attitudes based on non-violence and human rights through parades for peace and talks on self-care and access to justice
Send AChild toSchool in India to be Safe and Saved This project will rescue & save 150 children at risk, by facilitating Quality Education, Nutrition, and Psychosocial Support including Counseling.
Support Imprisoned Children & Women in Afghanistan Children and women in Afghanistan are often arrested for crimes which would not be recognised under international standards. This project will improve the well-being of imprisoned children and women, and bring systematic change to the justice system. Over 5,000 of these vulnerable people will be supported with activities on diversion, rehabilitation and reintegration.
Home Safe Storage for Homeless/Unhoused Families Housing is the foundation of personal and societal well-being and stability. Unfortunately, an eviction tsunami is coming, driven by COVID-19 & causing widespread unemployment especially in sectors employing many women. You can help unhoused women & children find affordable housing faster!  They can seek right-sized less expensive housing when their belongings are safely stored.  They will enjoy some peace of mind knowing they can start over with something rather than starting over with nothing.
Help Saved by Music Foundation children get a home Saved by Music Foundation is a registered non-governmental organization (NGO) based in Mbale, Uganda. Our organization is lead and run by volunteers and we rely on donations from the public to ensure that we can continue to provide the support and care that the children of Mbale need. Saved by Music Foundation is dedicated to helping vulnerable children. Street children and children that come from the poorest families within our community are our main focus and priority.
Help Communities Create Conservation Success Human Nature Projects is democratizing changemaking, providing people with the power to protect our precious wild places. But we need your support to grow our impact across 102 countries in our network, delivering key impact where it is most needed. We look forward to creating a brighter future together...
Prevent Sex Trafficking Through Youth Awareness The Peer Prevention Project is a youth-led program that prevents sexual exploitation/sex trafficking of youth in Toronto through awareness and education in schools, youth shelters, group homes, and online. Through education that examines the root causes of violence/exploitation (inequities of gender, race, socio-economic status, etc.) and information on healthy relationships, consent, internet safety and where to get help, this project prevents exploitation, keeps youth safe and saves lives.
Women Motorcycle Riders In Rwanda, early pregnancy has increased from 6.1% to 7.3%. Most of these women drop out of school, and they are jobless. They're not able to raise and cover their children and expenses. They go for prostitution and drug abuse as a response. SafeMotos Institute plans to economically empower 200single mothers and poor unemployed women in Rwanda by enabling them to work in a male-dominated industry, motorcycle taxi industry. It's a worthy career, as they earn $10/day as an income to live and save.
Trauma Center for Victims of Crime & Terrorism Trauma counseling for survivors after traumatic events like rape, violence or terrorism. Preventive programs against female feticide, protect children against abuse and rehabilitation of survivors.
Zimbabwe: Sustainable Grazing Management Introduce sustainable grazing management based on indigenous Shona practices prior to introduction of Western ideas in Zimabawe.
Provide healthcare and medicines in Oyo, Nigeria The Access to Basic medical care Foundation was created in recognition of the challenges faced by the masses in accessing affordable and quality healthcare. The foundation provides free healthcare and medicines to residents of Oyo State in Nigeria through primary healthcare clinics in different areas of the State. There are 13 clinics and we have provided care to over 250,000 individuals since establishment in 2011.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Kaitlyn, Veena, Andrew, Bridget, Vindhya, and Eden 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.
Become a superhero for 100 stray tails in Kyiv How was your day? I was hungry and cold - this answer of stray pets won't surprise anyone in Kyiv...  Kyiv Tails Charity Fund finds loving families for stray cats and dogs. We make sure the "tails" under our care are spayed/neutered, vaccinated and treated if needed. While we look for their new homes, the tails stay at temporary foster homes funded by the Fund. Our project aims to rescue over 100 abandoned cats and dogs from the Kyiv streets. Help us bring together the pets and their new owners!
#Start_a_chance for 60 special needs children This project will deliver a new purpose-built Lonwabo Special Care Day Centre for 60 children in Mfuleni, near Cape Town.  The centre will form part of an integrated campus development to promote inclusivity and create opportunity for these children to flourish and develop optimally. There is an urgent need to complete the new centre because the existing facility is threatened by closure.
Empower Maya Youth in a Post-Genocide Community Help us rebuild the post-conflict Maya Ixil community of Chajul, Guatemala that was devastated during the country's 36-year Civil War. Your gift will provide educational opportunities to 60 middle and high school scholars, two thirds of whom are girls. They receive scholarships and supplies, work opportunities, community library and computer lab access, Spanish classes, life-skills workshops, career counselling, and mentorship, empowering them to overcome hardship and forge bright futures!
Women's Safe House in Kathmandu In Kathmandu, Nepal, many married and some unmarried women are abused on a daily basis. Our safe house is the only refuge for these women, as most of their families turn them away.
Preventing Teen Pregnancy In Mexico, every day of 2017, two babies were born to mothers aged 10 and 11.  That same year, Mexico had the highest teen pregnancy rate among the 34 member countries of the Organization for Economic Growth Co-operation and Development.  Los Cabos has the highest teen pregnancy rate in Mexico.  This project will provide no-cost family planning education and support to impoverished women of Los Cabos.
Education in conservation for 2000 kids Cheetah Experience in Bloemfontein want to educate at least 2000 kids the value of conservation of wildlife.  We will bring them to the centre and they will be involved in different activities to learn about the predators behavior. With educational videos, show and tell cards and bring them close to the animals. To teach our future generation will have a huge impact of saving endangered animals.
Water Treatment Systems For Schools In Haiti Fountains of Hope is helping to eliminate the cholera outbreak by providing safe water to schools and orphanages in Haiti.  We have identified 10+ school/orphanage locations near Archaie, Haiti that need FoH water purifier systems. Our goal is to raise funding for two or more water treatment facilities at $6,000 each.
Supporting 200 Guatemalan Businesswomen 200 Women will receive small loans to invest in their micro-enterprises which will help to reduce costs while increasing inventory with profits used to support family expenses.
Back to the Wild for Belize's Endangered Manatees Manatees.. Belize's gentle giants!  There are only an estimated 700 to 1,000 Antillean manatees left in Belize, and increasing numbers of orphaned calves being rescued. Wildtracks manages Belize's Manatee Rehabilitation Centre, and currently has eight manatees in care. Four of these are now ready to go back to the sea, to re-join the wild population. This project is raising funds to ensure that their release is successful.
Shelter for Victims of Domestic Violence This proposal requests funding providing shelter and program services to women and children who are escaping domestic abuse, trafficking, forced prostitution or other forms violence and abuse in Mitrovica, Kosovo.