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Empower 20families living with HIV & AIDS: Rwanda 20 cooperative members, living with HIV and AIDS in Nyagatare district (eastern province of Rwanda) plan to grow mushrooms on a commercial scale. They hope to lift themselves out of the poverty trap and to improve their health status through increased mushroom consumption. 
 Help them build a mushroom growing house, a furnace for sterilising the substrates and buy a crushing machine for the production of powder substrates.
Her-Life Matters in Lesotho This initiative is dedicated to advancing human rights in Lesotho, with a specific focus on children and victims of any injustice. We act as catalysts for change by promoting, protecting, acting for, documenting and reporting human rights violations and abuses, advocating for justice, ending impunity, and fortifying the self-protection of human rights defenders who come under threat specifically "local news reporters".
Salvage Precious Forests in Mexico La Sepultura Biosphere Reserve is half its original size due to forest fires used to clear land. Rare is protecting regional plant and animal species by teaching communities to farm more sustainably.
Scholarships for Youth Social Entrepreneurs SINAL seeks to reduce youth unemployment in marginalized communities in Brazil through creating an apprenticeship program in the new professions of sustainability. With our partners the Do School,  next year for 10 weeks 20 young social entrepreneurs from around the globe will come to SINAL for the "Apprenticeship Challenge" - where they will work on this real-life innovation challenge to develop new economic opportunities for youth around the country and create a more sustainable future.
Help Children in Cuba Survive and Thrive Living in poverty, children struggle to have their basic needs met. Families are forced to make devastatingly difficult decisions, including going without meals and resorting to unimaginable moves just for survival. When we think about basic needs, we tend to think about hunger, homelessness, and clean water.Diapers are an overlooked, yet crucial, basic need. All babies deserve to be clean, dry, and healthy.
Syrian Refugee Crisis More than 12 million people have been impacted by the 5-year war, and nearly 4 million have fled to neighboring countries of Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and Turkey, where World Vision is providing aid. Thousands more families are mired in a difficult journey to Europe, and are stranded in transit on their way to welcoming European Union countries. We providing help to families traveling along what is called the Balkan Byway, with a focus on Serbia.
Restoring Forests in Guatuso, Alajuela, Costa Rica The project will increase native forest by 14.5 hectares (37 acres) or 15,000 trees on old pasturelands, increasing habitat for wildlife and raising local awareness by providing employment for local workers, nursery opportunities and hands on education. Working with 6 different landowners the project will return the forest that flora and fauna have been waiting to return to since the land was deforested between 1960 and 1990. More than 110 native species and 1000+ trees/hectare will be planted.
Psychosocial Recovery. - Nepal Earthquake Beneficiaries: 500 Dalit and Janajati households in Nuwakot, and the surrounding schools. We will hold one to one family counselling and communication sessions, creative therapy classes within schools, and education (on reproductive health, human trafficking, nutrition and domestic violence.). This will create a platform to the affected to overcome their anxieties, and move forward to create a sustainable future for themselves.
Books for Afghan Women and Children More than 7 million Afghans have no access to reading books in school and are learning to read from textbooks only. The Afghan Institute of Learning (AIL) purchases and publishes books for libraries for the 28,000 students (19,000 female) in AIL  Learning Centers and the schools that it supports and supplies books to a public library in Herat. Students who have a variety of reading material  expand their minds through reading diverse subject matter.
Support Abandoned Mentally Challenged Children Sri Arunodayam is a reception home for abandoned mentally challenged children. We work to improve the quality of life of the children and encourage them to become participatory members of the society.
Quest for Quality Education at VIDYA Over 33 years, VIDYA has made a difference to the lives of 3,50,000 people. We started with just a small center in Delhi, and now we're in 5 metros, with 70 projects across the country. We strive every day to provide high-quality education, empowerment, opportunities and second chances to the 12,000 children across 40 schools, 5,000 youth and 2,500 women we support.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Oyinkansola, Glory, Sophia, Nitin, and Simran 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.
Equip 6000 families to access healthcare at home! In India, lack of basic information & access to healthcare is causing huge public health burdens.In India, we lose 5.87 million people/year to preventable diseases. We at MAYAHealth empower local women to be micro-entrepreneurs who are technology enabled to deliver affordable preventive services. Services are focused on Health education, screening- monitoring, referrals & delivery of health positive products to the door steps of lower-middle income families in Channapatna.
educational support to 10 at-risk children PNCC, an organization for migrants workers, under this project aims to provide scholarship support to 10 helpless children of deceased and missing migrant workers from across the nation enabling them to attend good private schools that offer quality education. The support will cover the cost of their tuition fee, books, stationery, school uniform and day meal. With the help of this support, they will be able to acquire quality education which in long run can change the context of their life.
Adopt 10000 Haiyan-hit Farmer-Fisher-Families We must come together, now, to get farmers & fishermen back on their feet - to rise above the loss and recover, to rehabilitate farmlands and fishing industry -  taking strategic steps to guarantee food security through livelihood development. 
Through the generosity of the GlobalGiving Community, PBSP proposes to provide in kind material assistance & community projects to address immediate relief needs & long-term recovery challenges of  Farming & Fishing Communities in Haiyan-hit Philippines.
Maphunziro265(Education for all Malawi) Just $20 per term can give a young Malawian a Secondary school education, access to Tertiary school and most importantly, access to a world of career possibilities for young people to thrive on the job market
Friends of Orphans: Giving Voice to the Voiceless The war-torn area of northern Uganda is remotely located with poor road networks leaving areas inaccessible during rainy season and leaving many people with no access to information accept through radio. Many people in these areas are illiterate and can not read the 1 newspaper delivered. Friends of Orphans is  working towards building a radio tower that would service more than 15 districts at over 300km, providing information about peace-buliding, current events, & more to 4 million people.
Dental Care for 1200 Vulnerable Children in Kenya For local communities in rural areas in Western Kenya dental care  is largely inaccessible. At the same time local diets are changing, being complemented increasingly by sweets and soft drinks. Statistics show that tooth decay and poor oral health in children are increasing rapidly due to inadequate nutrition and care. The proposed project sets out to address these issues in the schools where children will be treated, taught about nutrition and how to brush their teeth.
Covid-19 Emergency in Italy.  We need you! In Italy there are 82.000 cases of Coronavirus. Emilia-Romagna, is the second-most hit region in Italy, with almost 12.000 positive cases, of which 5.000 are home-cared. Due to the spread of the virus a lot of people are isolated at home. We need you! Thanks to you we could grant healthcare staff where it is needed, volunteers for isolated people and self-protection devices for both medical personnel and volunteers.
Improve Mexican Communities by feeding 500 people Caritas de Saltillo plans to renovate five community kitchens in order to provide 500 daily meals in five community centers. The community centers are located in the areas with extreme poverty. The family mothers that belong to the community prepare the food. Besides the daily meals, we plan to support the community with health services, educational advice, scholarships and productive projects to improve the overall community condition.
Mobile Team for Children with Cancer Treatment of children with cancer is difficult and uncertain. Children and their entire families need substantial support once they leave the hospital. Mobile Team will provide much-needed support for children across BiH. A psychologist, social worker, pedagogue, and other professionals will provide care, support, and assistance for the more effective reintegration of these young cancer survivors into their local communities. Help them overcome obstacles, reach out and lend a helping hand!
Clean Water for 6500 Villagers in Cameroon In cameroon, people live in poverty everyday due to lack of clean water sources. water sources that are available are polluted and are located very far away. Chances are even high that future generations could face the same water crises if action is not taken.With the help of individual donors like you, we have dramatically changed the lives of more than 8,500 rural villagers deep in the Cameroonian bush where people walk up to 7km to fetch water.
Access to Adventure for People with Disabilities People with disabilities often report isolation as one of the greatest challenges they face. Waypoint provides access to adventure education opportunities for youth and adults with disabilities. This project will launch a canoeing program to include people with disabilities for whom kayaking is not an option.
Say Yes to Women's Education of Oaxaca, Mexico. For 25 years we have been helping young women from indigenous, Afro-Mexican and rural communities in Oaxaca, Mexico, have access to high school level and university level education.  With this project, we will continue to provide scholarships and virtual training to 25 young people in high school studies in the 2021-2022 school year. This requires a budget of $48,000 US per school year. Education is a vital investment for the future.
Water and Food for 2,000 People in Rural Senegal With your support, CREATE! will help 2000 people in the Guinguineo District of rural Senegal achieve access to clean water, food security, improved nutrition and healthy lives using environmentally appropriate technologies and nature-based solutions under the UN Sustainable Development Goals framework. By rehabilitating existing wells and installing solar-powered pumps and irrigation systems, these rural communities can advance towards achieving agricultural and economic self-sufficiency.
MagicMobility - The Ultimate Joy Ride! Nationwide Wheelchair Van Assistance Program, providing donated used vans to underprivileged special needs children, adults and VETs. We are partnered with NMEDA (National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association) and MobilityWorks, the largest dealership with stores in 26 states. The "Magic" is that receiving adapted mobility, changes their lives! They are now able to get out of the house for family and social gatherings, therapy and medical appointments with ease and a new found freedom.
Providing education for 50 Kichwa artisans Provide 50 Kichwa artisans with workshops and training to start a handicrafts business and earn steady income. This will allow conservation of the rainforest and the Kichwa lifestyle in Chipaota, Peru
Bring the Internet to 6000 People in Rural Zambia Imagine being a student in today's world with no access to a computer or the internet, relying solely on the few textbooks and newspapers that make their way along the dust roads to your village - that's the situation facing thousands of students in Samfya, a remote fishing village in Northern Zambia. This project will help provide IT resources and training to over 6000 children by providing reliable and sustainable solar technology to Samfya's only viable internet centre for hundreds of miles.
Protect Zambian Forests with Clean Cookstoves Kukula Solar plans to distribute 10,000 modern clean cookstoves to 10,000 families in rural communities of the Eastern Province of Zambia to reduce deforestation and avoid 100,000 tons of CO2 in the next 5 years while improving  health, quality of life,livelihood of people and protecting the forests.
Global Platform for the Greater Good - AidHub Imagine if there were one global technology solution which could help organisations to successfully achieve the 17 Sustainable Development Goals and solve Climate Change challenges faster, more efficiently, and with improved outcomes for humanity and our planet.  AidHub is designed to empower any organisation with the ability to more easily collaborate, learn best practice solutions, and utilise technology to better plan, implement, manage, monitor, and improve initiatives for greater impact.
CRECHES FOR CHILDREN OF CONSTRUCTION WORKERS This project runs creches in Bangalore- daycare centers for children of construction workers in the age group of above 6 months and under 6 years. The objectives of creches are to provide a safe environment and to provide protection, nutritional and immunization support, and a stimulating environment for the all-around development of these children.
Social entrepreneurship to empower 200 youths The rate of urbanization in Nigeria is among the highest in the world (6.3), manufacturing industries are stagnant, there are no more jobs for the growing population and unemployment kept increasing with the highest poor people in the North West of Nigeria. Our focus is Economic Empowerment and Development; By training youths of local community in North West of Nigeria on social entrepreneurship skills to enable them to be self sufficient  while making a different the same time
Post secondary Education for Girls in Burkina Faso This project will provide scholarships to nursing, midwifery and primary school teacher training for 300 village girls who have completed secondary school at the top of their class in northern Burkina Faso. Because their parents are subsistence farmers, these scholarships are the only source of funds these girls will have to enable them to further their studies in primary school teaching, nursing or midwifery.
A Ray of hope for the less privelleged children Saints Orphanage center intends to carry out an HIV/AIDS sensitization programme and Malaria at its center. The projects will be implemented at Saints Orphanage Center . Though Uganda has been commended for her fight in the reduction of the HIV/AIDS scourge, a lot of effort is still required to reduce the spread of the disease given the fact that current records show that there is an increase in the rate of infections and the number of children dying every day.
Improving life of 200 youth living with HIV. A three day Conference of young people living with HIV is important in order to have a forum to discuss Positive prevention, adherence and how to maximize treatment outcome. The conference will also address causes of treatment failures and drug resistance related to poor drug adherence.  The conference will also address issues of livelihoods among the young people living with HIV
Advocacy: Changing the World One Bedside at a Time Palliative Care addresses health related suffering and is an essential service of primary health care.  We educate our members on how to advocate for palliative care integration into healthcare systems. Advocacy uses stories and evidence to educate policymakers about the urgent need for public health policies and is strongest when it includes the voices of those who deliver and receive palliative care. Few training resources exist to support palliative care advocacy for policy change.
New CancerLink support centre in the community We are opening a new cancer care support centre in the community, in Kwai Chung, Hong Kong where we will provide free professional cancer care services that covers 1.5 million population in the area.  Services we provide include practical, psychological and physical support, including symptom management, nursing & dietetic consultation, emotional support & relief fund. Run by the Hong Kong Cancer Fund, our one-stop free cancer support service is unique in Hong Kong.
Humanitarian crisis in Burkina Faso Summary: Extreme violence in northern and eastern Burkina Faso has caused more than 900,000 people to flee for their lives, leaving nearly all their possessions behind. They have fled south and west to larger towns which are now bulging with tens of thousands of displaced victims of terrorist violence.  This fund will support humanitarian relief efforts, mainly food, hygiene and temporary shelter, by vetted local organizations that are providing emergency assistance and support to those in need.
Job training for young people in Sri Lanka This project provides high quality training in hospitality and tourism for young women from a highly deprived community. With many fathers in prison and mothers struggling, they have few opportunities to improve their lives. The course includes a two-month placement in good restaurants and hotels; on completion they will be helped to secure a good job. Providing these young women secure employment will provide them a clear route out of poverty and increase opportunities for their whole family.
Educate a Girl Zakaat Haya is 18 years old who recently did her intermediate. She wish to do higher education as she believes that education is going to help her fulfilling all her dreams and we at EAG wants to help her  Zakat is the name of what a Muslim returns out of his or her wealth to the neediest of Muslims for the sake of ALLAH. Its called "Zakaat" because the word is from "Zakaa"" which means to increase, purify and Muslim believe that by donating this money, their wealth will increase and will be purified
Build a preschool for 150 children in Afghanistan This project will provide 150 Afghan children with a safe school and quality pre school education.  This new school will enhance the economy by enabling parents in the neighborhood to work.
Guarantee Shelters to Victims of Domestic Violence Your support will help secure and sustain shelter for women and children victims of domestic violence, preventing them to be forced to go back to their harassers. To escape their reality, women need to leave everything behind finding themselves with no house nor monetary autonomy. Your donations will support them through the path to a new start and will guarantee their children to access education.
A soliloquy of Rural women artisans Rural artisans of  Birbhum, Bankura, of West Bengal and adjacent areas of Jharkhand State are custodians 
 of great art and heritage, and the astounding variety and exquisite quality of the hand made products puts then in the niche collector's category globally. Ironically, despite in high levels of skills of these artisans and high national/ international demand for these products, the artisans associated with many crafts have been teetering on the brink of subsistence and are often forced to
Empower Women and Girls Around the Globe PCI Media is dedicated to women and girls' empowerment. Our radio dramas, television shows, and media campaigns span 3 continents and take on ending child marriage; ending violence against women and girls; increasing access to sexual and reproductive health services; increasing access to education. The stories we tell and live matter because they inspire personal and collective change.  Your support helps us create more media to empower women and girls to lead self-determined lives.
Covid-19: Aid to Slum Communities in India India is passing through a deadly 2nd surge of COVID-19 outbreak. More than 3,000 people are dying, and tens of thousands are infected each day. Marginalized populations, mostly daily wage workers, living in the slums & villages need food & other basic needs and Vaccination to stay alive. Your donations will help distribute essential nutrition, dry ration kits, and hygiene kits to families living in slums & villages of Delhi, Haryana & Rajasthan while educating them on prevention & vaccination.
Expanding Access to Water & Sanitation in Caqalai In many parts of rural Fiji, access to safe drinking water is limited and water shortages can pose a real threat to daily life and the health of the communities. We aim to increase resilience in communities with limited access to fresh water for domestic use by enhancing rainwater harvesting and sanitation facilities, capacity and infrastructure, whilst ensuring best basic hygiene & sanitation practices.
Helping 6,000 Displaced Pakistan Families RI is committed to families who have been displaced by violence into 6 camps in Lower Dir, Pakistan. RI focuses on medicine support, maternal and child health, health education, and health campaigns.
SHE SOARS BEYOND THE HORIZON The project will create livelihood/Economic independence for 100 widowed or abandoned women (all religions) in the age group of 18-45, each with average of 2 children and ageing parents, with no source of income or pension. They live mostly with their parents in lower middle class areas or slums. Most fall under the consumer socio-economic status of E1 defined as unskilled workers with 5-9 years of schooling.
Support A Young Girls Leadership Academy in India The SELF (Sports, Expression, Leadership, Freedom) Academy is a residential 15 day leadership and skill-building academy for young girls in Jharkhand, Bihar, and Uttar Pradesh that uses sports, art, media and technology to help them realize their full potential. We strengthen their leadership capacities, build their skillsets and equip them with the knowledge they need to make better informed decisions about their bodies, health, and rights.
Break the Cycle of Homelessness in D.C. LGBT Youth More than 2 million youth are homeless in the United States. Some estimates show that nearly half of these youth are LGBT, putting them at even greater risk. One Workforce creates a safe alternative for homeless LGBT youth. Our program provides career training, education completion, life skills, and most importantly,employment and continuing education placement for program youth, helping them to not only develop self sufficiency, but a healthy self image and attainable goals for their future
Relief For Refugees in Greece's Largest Camp Since 2016, we have provided dignified psychosocial support to people living in a prolonged state of emergency in Ritsona Refugee camp.  Offering safe spaces to gather, play, learn, and generally regain a semblance of normalcy, we endeavor to be a beacon of light and hope to children and youth who have experienced trauma and extreme hardship. Activities range from English classes to football tournaments to music workshops, based on requests from the community.
Reforesting the Deforestation in Costa Rica The project returns 42 has. (104 acres) to native forest. 42,000 trees will connect two forest strips on old pastureland increasing habitat & mobility for wildlife, provide employment & hands on education for area residents. The area to be planted begins at the pristine wetland, Cano Blanco & extends between the two existing forests. Alvaro Jenkins bought the land in the 60's. Maleku workers helped him deforest it to create cattle pastures. Now he is working with LRFF & the Maleku to replant it.