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Sponsor a child to go to pre-school in Uganda At a community meeting in July 2016 the local residents of Ndazabazadde voiced their concerns about the number of pre-school and school-age children who aren't accessing education. In response CFYDDI founded an Early Childhood Development Programme. CFYDDI provide the teachers, learning space and educational materials and is now supporting over 70 children, most of whom attend for free. The demand for the programme is increasing and we are seeking scholarships to sustain the project.
Help Send a Container of Medical Supplies to Haiti Konbit Sante works to support the development of a sustainable health care system in northern Haiti. One of our major initiatives is supply chain management- helping get and manage medicine, medical equipment and supplies to people who need them. Konbit Sante has donated warehouse space in Portland, Maine where we collect & manage donations of medical supplies, & have sent 14 40 foot containers to Haiti.  The average value of each container is over $150,000.  Help us send our next container!
Better Nutrition for 207 children in Piura- Peru! An adequate nutrition is the 1st requirement to start building a life with opportunities. After the flood  Piura city suffered this year, many children have been left with nothing, including adequate food. We have experience on promoting better nutrition (and combatting anaemia) in the Andes and are able to provide the same support to those children currently living in this state of emergency for the last 50 days. Lunch Program is an initiative to face the current emergency.
KUWEZESHA: EMPOWERING 1000 AT RISK TANZANIANS Tanzania has estimated 13 million people living below the poverty line. The government efforts to expand access to social services like education have been undermined by their declining quality as the population grows. Tertiary education graduates have incapability of seeking opportunities due to prevalence of skills mismatch. We have developed the Kuwezesha Project to reduce the skills mismatch by providing opportunities for tertiary learners to innovate and run small entrepreneurial ventures.
ICT CENTER AND DIGITAL LIBRARY FOR GIRLS IN KENYA While progress has been made through policy to establish gender equality, poverty and education disparities still play a big role in stifling government efforts. Girls, particularly those from marginalized areas, still struggle to access higher education. Our Project in Mathare, Nairobi Kenya teaches vulnerable girls from low-income areas skills in Graphics design,website design and coding.During their free time they access the digital library and read books to enhance their knowldege.
KIWL Charity Ride for Marginalized Youth in Japan The Knights in White Lycra (KIWL) is a cycling group of men and women dedicated to raising funds for various non-profit organizations throughout Japan. This year they have decided to help marginalized youth in Japan, through Mirai no Mori's Leader In Training (LIT) Program, which is designed to help marginalized youth learn leadership and practical skills to better prepare them for life after care. In June 2018, KIWL will cycle 500km in 4 days to raise funds to develop the LIT program.
HELP ME SHINE: Transforming disability to ability People with disabilities have AMAZING abilities.  In fact, all human beings should have the opportunity to SHINE and find their purpose in life, regardless of their metal or physic limitations.  With your support,  people with disabilities will foster and showcase their talents to the world.  This project will give meaning to life to 80 individuals with intellectual disability in Puerto Rico by developing entrepreneurial skills, artistic skills and sports skills.
Reducing Maternal Mortality in The Gambia This project aims to reduce 1000 Gambian women from dying during child labor annually. Many women experience severe complications or even faced death as they give birth from lack of prenatal care, severe bleeding, infections because they don't access to proper health care. We plan to provide training for community skilled birth attendants as midwives and nurses, medical supplies and nutritions program for pregnant women at health facilities in rural and urban areas.
Train 500 people in wetlands ecosystems in uganda The project seeks to support communities to take climate change issues (increased climate variability and extreme weather events such as drought,floods, high temperatures, violent storms) into account in the management of critical wetlands. The project activities have been identified to especially respond to and take into account the specific climate related impacts and vulnerabilities of these wetland ecosystems outlined in the project feasibility study.
Expanding Climate-Positive Sanitation in Haiti Since 2006, SOIL has been expanding access to safe, affordable, and restorative sanitation services in some of Haiti's most vulnerable communities. By producing organic, agriculture-grade compost from safely-treated human waste, SOIL is transforming a devastating public health crisis into a climate-positive solution for a more resilient future.
Lunch Buddy Program - North Clackamas Schools Youth who meet regularly with mentors are: 46% less likely to start using illegal drugs than their peers, 27% less likely to drink alcohol, 33% less likely to engage in violence. Our kids need you!
Training Service Dogs for Veterans! Operation Freedom Paws empowers veterans & individuals with disabilities to restore their freedom to live life.  Being able to purchase training equipment helps our service dog teams build their confidence not only in training but also in life. On days that may be difficult for our teams, accomplishing training tasks can be a big win. This equipment helps train both members of the service dog team for unique circumstances in a safe place, giving encouragement to go out in their community.
Cystic fibrosis is not a death sentence! The lives of children who live in Southern Ukraine and suffer with cystic fibrosis will become more comfortable and full with the help of this project. Purchase of modern equipment and medicines will help to prolong their life.
Protecting 80 detained children in DR Congo The EGEE is a youth prison based in Goma, in eastern DRC. 72 boys and 8 girls between the ages of 16 and 19 years old have been kept here accused of petty theft and robbery. However, many of them have been held in prison for several months or a year without receiving any form of a trial or formal condemnation. Rumors claim that many were street children taken by the police even though they committed no crime.
Support 60 families on their Journey to Recovery! The home should be a place of safety. For thousands of Puerto Ricans, this is not the case. Recurring earthquakes and slow government response has forced families across the island to live in unsafe homes.   Your donation will support 60 families' journeys to a safer home through our Ruta a Una Casa Segura program (RUCS), including ATC-20 home inspections, structural engineering reports, and case management to navigate the complex recovery process that takes a toll on the families' wellbeing
Youth, Violence and Crime in Sierra Leone After Ebola, over 60 % of youth are now unemployed in Sierra Leone. Many are currently at risk to violence and crime perpetuated by organised cliques/gangs in fragile cities in Sierra Leone. Change needs to happen within local communities or  "Hot Spots areas". This project will train community youth leaders to effectively design and organise Dialogue Forums aimed at understanding the root causes, the recruitment patterns and priority needs of youth associated with cliques/gang in Sierra Leone.
Jezuba - Giving solar powered lamps to Myanmar This project provides solar powered lamps to school children who live in off-grid communities in Myanmar, such as the Hlegu Center and Saytanar Mercy Village.   Jezuba is a non-profit organization that works with the next generation on solutions to hard-to-solve problems such as poverty and the environment.    Check out: https://www.jezuba.org/
Help Us Expand Our Reach In Nigeria Mentally Aware Nigeria Initiative plans to expand beyond its current reach of four states to other parts of the country. This will enable us take our messages of increased awareness and campaign against mental health stigma to more young people and help build a community that allows them to share their struggles without being afraid of judgement, prejudice and discrimination.
Health and Development for 11 Andean Communities DESEA Peru works with 4700 residents in 11 marginalized rural Andean communities in a comprehensive, participatory program to improve health outcomes and to develop sustainable community economies.  Families receive biosand water filters, community health education, vitamins, and support in the development of economic activities.  Local women trained as community health workers facilitate all aspects of DESEA's program which serves to empower women and achieve sustainability.
Sustainable E-Classroom Education of Autism Baby E-classroom is a format of education on constructivist teaching and project-based learning. This project needed a digital tool that encouraged autistic students to learn faster and easier, removing traditional learning barrier for special needs education. The greatest benefit is that it is tactile. It is such a visual method.In general, this type of student has coordination problems and the simple action of using their fingers or a tennis ball to trace shapes or to write helps them enormously.
Transform 1,000 lives with clean water in Honduras Help families in the Cangrejal Valley of Honduras to gain access to clean drinking water and improved sanitation to reduce the number of child deaths due to contaminated water. Your support will help local communities to develop a sustainable, community-run water system that also includes composting toilets, rainwater drainage and water reuse.
Improving Nursing & Midwifery Care in Liberia The FOL-Liberian Health Team will offer innovative and unique continuing professional development workshops in January 2022.  20 nursing and midwifery faculty will attend Monday to Wednesday; 21 hospital supervisors will attend Wednesday to Friday; the overlap day with both groups, will allow academic and practical sides of health care delivery to talk. The goal is to enhance competencies and evidence-based theoretical and clinical performances of faculty, nurses, and midwives.
PENGDWENDE: Educating Orphans in Burkina Faso Pengdwende helps children that are fatherless and/or motherless to attend a free primary school.
Home of Restoration in Uganda This project would help fund the construction of WE International's Home of Restoration in Uganda, which will be a safe space for human trafficking survivors and former prostitutes in participating in our Women-At-Risk program. The Home will house 20 women and serve as many as 100-150 who go through the program. Services and resources will be provided for the women to feel empowered, cared for, and find hope.
Empowering 1000 girls through Sport in Zambia The program provides 37 Committees for girls with information on the realities of HIV/AIDS, gender equality and equity and the use of life and Sports skills to benefit 5000 girls  in Zambia.
Education & food for 200 children in Nicaragua Save the Children states that one third of Nicaraguan children never enroll, drop out or aren't able to finish elementary school to grade six. Not because they don't want to but because the need for them to work and support their family is greater than the need for them to learn.   We provide free, good education to 200 children and team it with the nutrition they need for the best start in life.
Schools Not Slavery for Rural Haitian Children Give the gift of freedom and education to girls and boys trapped in slavery. Your support helps families find and free children they've sent away, bring them home and enroll them in school and keeps so many more children from ever becoming enslaved in the first place.
International student forum in Argentina. The project gathers 100 outstanding university students from all over the world with 40 decision makers for 3 days in Buenos Aires, to debate and dialogue, for the development of South America.
Scholarship Fund of Alexandria Scholarships Established in 1986,  Scholarship Fund of Alexandria is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization providing need-based scholarships to Alexandria City Public School Students who come from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds.  Each year we award $1 million in scholarships to more than 300 bright students who may not otherwise have the ability to attend college -- many of them the firs generation in their family to attend college. Ninety-three cents of every dollar we raise directly supports scholarships.
Help End Period Poverty for 400 girls in Kenya In Kenya, one million girls miss school each month because they can't afford sanitary pads, while some share used ones or improvise with unhygienic solutions. Our project will provide clean sustainable re-usable sanitary pads to 400 girls living in rural Kenya so they don't have to miss anymore school and have a chance at a brighter future.
We can all be Stewards of Children Stewards of Children is a 2.5 hour group prevention-education program, developed by Darkness to Light, Inc, and presented locally by Lampion Center. The training provides adults with important facts about the prevalence of child sexual abuse, how to prevent it, and how to get help for those already affected. It highlights steps necessary to protect children. The SOC program is evidence informed and proven to help adults reduce, prevent, and respond to occurrences of child sexual abuse.
Educate 150 Disadvantaged Young People in Poland The project creates educational opportunities for 150 disadvantaged 15- to 24-year-olds in Poland. It gives them a chance to attend drama, film, computer and art workshops, and be active in society.
Meals 4 All project Food security continues to be a struggle for those living in the disadvantaged community of Kliptown. Kliptown is one of the poorest informal settlements in Soweto, South Africa, with an unemployment rate of over 70% (and even higher than this during Covid 19 Pandemic).   Each One Teach One provides 3 meals a day for a number of 200 young people of Kliptown which most of them are school attenders.   we provide Breakfast, lunch boxes and also lunch for the kids of Kliptown everyday.
Please Help 50 Children Suffering from Severe Burn "More children in South Asia die from severe burns than from HIV/AIDS, malaria and respiratory disease" -ReSurge International. These children become disfigured, lose their ability to walk or eat, and drop out of school. HOPE is providing critical burn care through surgery and therapy to children who are helpless victims.
Feed Children in School Gyan Jyoty school serves very poor village children, who often resort to begging instead of school, and who often eat only once a day. The members of Gyan Jyoty Trust grew up in such a village, and we know how education and good nutrition can change a child's life. Our project will provide a nutritious lunch every day at school for these children, making it possible for them to learn, grow and thrive educationally, physically and emotionally.
Cervical Cancer Project in Rural Bangladesh In rural Bangladesh there are no cervical cancer screening programs despite the fact that over 50 million women are at risk and 17,686 cases are diagnosed and 10,362 deaths occur per year. This number will increase to over 31,000 new cases and 18,000 deaths per year by 2025. Help HOPE provide cervical cancer screening to rural communities in southeast Bangladesh.
Ocean Health: Interactive Word and Picture Game Do you know the biggest ways our oceans are polluted? We have developed a bilingual PLAY 'N LEARN interactive word and picture card game based on the real-life experiences of beach cleanups and we need funds to print decks of cards for educators and families to join in the fight for ocean health.  PLAYA PATROL is a fun memory game for all ages, families and teachers in Spanish and English (French and Mandarin to come). Endorsed by Almunecar International School and Asociacion Ambiente Europeo
Empower Girls in India Through Sports CREA's "It's My Body!" campaign will inform 200 adolescent girls in India about their sexual and reproductive health and rights through the medium of sports. Trainings in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh (UP), and Jharkhand will build the leadership capacities of these girls, enhancing their physical well-being, independence, and self-esteem. This project will ultimately embolden these young girls to affirm their sexual rights so as to address the issues of child marriage and son preference.
An oven for 9 disabled youth to make a living In Romania less than 15% of the people with disabilities are employed. The DecoArt protected unit is a professional school, a center where disabled youth are taught to live independently, through work. They make hand made decorative objects from clay that are sold on the market. The objects are burned in a special oven and after that they are painted. With a bigger oven, we can make more objects, grow and diversify our production and hire more persons.
Establish an Orchard for 20 Cameroonian Kids. Less than half of Cameroon is forested. Almost 1% is lost annually due to population increase and its over dependency on the natural resources of the forest for their survival. At this alarming rate of deforestation, the next generation may not have a forest to interact with at all.  With your help, 20 kids will plant and care for 100 indigenous fruit tree seeds. Within 3 to 5 years and with the right care and attention they will grow, just like the 20 Ecokids to become big, strong and fruitful.
Solar power for a remote hospital in Malawi African Steps will install solar power at St Peter's Hospital Likoma Island, to prevent the suffering and deaths which are occurring every single day as a result of the current lack of electricity. Solar power will transform the health care at the hospital for the 10,000 people who live on Likoma and for approximately 70,000 people from neighbouring Mozambique and Tanzania, for whom St Peter's is the nearest medical facility.
Help displaced Batwa buy farmland to fight poverty Having been forced from their forest homes and into a life of farming, on very limited land, the Batwa pygmies are among the poorest and most marginalized peoples in Africa. Currently trapped in an unremitting cycle of hunger and poverty, the Batwa desperately need more land so that they can access adequate levels of food, fight poverty, and create a better future: This campaign aims to fund the purchase of 10 acres of land, to create a better life for 150 Batwa families.
Safe drinking water to 800 orphans in Kenya Water is a perennial problem in Kenya. Providing safe and clean water to orphans headed house holds is an urgent option to prevent diseases and risks faced when on long distances in search of water.
Books for Health Education: India & South Asia This project sends free copies of Where There Is No Doctor and other Hesperian popular education materials to health workers and community leaders working to improve health in poor communities.
SUMMER SPORTS PROGRAM FOR YOUTH IN NKUV, CAMEROON This Project will provide the funds for the necessary athletic clothing and equipment for a summer soccer program for the youth in Nkuv, Cameroon.the youth will be taught self-discipline, teamwork
Improve the life of 270 rescued dogs in Venezuela Updated project for 2021. We have 270 rescued dogs under our watch in Venezuela. Due to the extreme situation of our country, several years have passed since the last time we were able to provide more to them than just food and basic care.  We are asking for your help to change their everyday life with simple things that every dog should have.
Help 200 students learn to read in Burkina Faso Friends of African Village Libraries' summer reading camps teach students how to read.  Through individual tutoring, educational games and activities, elementary school students learn how to read.
Light Up Tarkwa Bay Island The social impact project seeks to light up the streets in Tarkwa Bay community and the Health Centre using photovotaic (solar) system. Residents of the community stays indoors immediately it is nightfall to avoid incidents of criminal assault especially rape and sexual harassment. Also, the only community health care center is without electricity to treat its patients.   Considering the health (noise and air pollution) hazards associated with using generators, they are willing to adopt alterna
Support Safe Haven for LGBTQ Iraqis The LGBTQ community of Iraq faces persecution and discrimination, including threats to their safety or lives, because of their identity. Youth Speak plans to relocate LGBTQ community members from across Iraq into safer areas within the country, provide safe housing and ongoing case management services for them to ensure their physical and emotional wellbeing. Funds will be spent on rent for safe housing, medical and psychological support, and to help those relocated get on their feet.
Feeding & Educating 50,000 Orphans in Rwanda We are providing care and material support (school fees, materials, insurance, clothing nutritional support) for 50,000 children orphaned or otherwise vulnerable as a result of HIV/AIDs or genocide.
Educate and support 65 orphans in Kenya Many people in the world easily take for granted the positive things that life has offered like a family, an education and a place to call home. But there are millions of children in Kenya who are abandoned, orphaned and vulnerable. To survive they need help. Ntimi Home of Hope aims to alleviate poverty and facilitate lasting change in the lives of orphans and the most vulnerable children and families living in Kenya through education, health and livelihood programs.
Micro-business & Entrepreneur Activation - Phetoho In collaboration with local charities and social enterprises, Future Families sources and sells high quality clothing at affordable below-market prices to trained groups of vulnerable women, in South Africa. This Phetoho project trains and activates budding community entrepreneurs to start micro-businesses for social and financial independence in communities where unemployment is high. "Phetoho" means change in the Sesotho language; representing positive economic impact and community uplifting.
Help Rangers Protect Forests in Southern Belize Every day, rangers of Ya'axche Conservation Trust tirelessly protect over 151,000 acres of forests in southern Belize. Ya'axche rangers, with their exceptional passion for protecting nature, have evolved to become parabiologists - field researchers. Rangers are continuously challenged with illegal incursions in remote corners of protected areas, especially the pristine 100,000-acre Bladen Nature Reserve. Help our rangers protect tropical forests in order to maintain the natural beauty of Belize.
Sanitation and Hygiene for 250 Mexican children This project will repair and refurbish 2 bathrooms (one for girls and another for boys with 5 stalls each). This implies purchasing a water tank, 6 toilets, 3 dry urinals, 6 hand basins, and 10 stalls, in addition to tiles on walls and installation costs. The bathroom will be used by an average of 250 students each year who use our education facility on a daily basis. Hygiene should not be a privilege but is rather a basic part of education!
Language Program for Refugee and Migrant Children Reachout Foundation aims to provide refugee and migrant children in Bulgaria with Bulgarian Language training and comprehensive support to integrate them into the Bulgarian Education System and Society. Reachout shall conduct the Bulgarian classes in three groups, distinguished by age, held twice a week during the students' first year of enrollment, providing a total 2500 hours of Bulgarian language education.