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Empower a Child with Cerebral Palsy in Kenya Cerebral Palsy, although primarily a movement disorder may also lead to impairments in understanding & cognition, learning, intellect, speech, sensations, hearing and vision; depending upon the areas of brain damaged. It affects Children. Therapy helps a child recover with lesser associated problems. This project will empower a child with Cerebral Palsy aged 0-8 yrs from low income families in rural Kenya through affordable therapy services and train 52 caregivers on best care
Hope for People with Neurological Disorders Public awareness of the impact of neurological disorders (AD, MS, ALS, epilepsy, Parkinsons & many more) - the greatest cause of long-term disability and a primary cause of death in the US and abroad - has improved, but there is still too little public support for the research necessary to improve treatment and cures for these conditions. At Hope Happens, we provide resources and create an efficient research infrastructure that accelerates the translation of basic research to clinical cures.
Prevention hiv in municipality Waspan Nicaragua According to health ministry statistics, the trend of HIV in Nicaragua in recent years years has been a concentrated epidemic in the age range 15 to 44 years (87%) with an increase in adolescents and youth.   The beneficiary communities have characteristics that make them vulnerable to HIV areas, such as extreme poverty, lack of educational opportunities and problems associated with drug abuse and commercial sexual exploitation work. In both cases are adolescents and young people most affected
Fishing Nets and Boats for 400 Families Support nets and boats for 400 families of Chinnamainavani village of Bandar mandal.
WOMEN CAPACITY BUILDING AND EMPOWERMENT To empower and build capacity of economically active poor women and youth by providing 
them with training is business and management skills and providing them with the Revolving 
Fund.
Empower 4 local women and 142 schoolgirls inSalone This project will provide 142 girls in 3 Primary schools with sanitary pads, sexual health education and counselling. With the sanitary pads and awareness raising 80-90% of the 142 girls will attend and stay in class during menstruation. Girls feel empowered to talk and share information about menstruation. Stigma, taboos and shame decline. 4local women developed skills in seamstressing & have a reliable income through the start-up for the continuing producing sanitary pads in the communities.
Education for 400 villagers of Tzununa This project will build a sustainable educational and cultural program in Tzununa, Guatemala, providing reading support for 400 children, art classes, mural painting, and training activities for children,  for young people  and woman of the poorest sectors of the village of Tzununa.
Train streetconnected youth in organic agriculture This project will enroll up to 12 street connected and homeless youth in a months residential training in organic agriculture in Kitale. Following the training we will look to see how the young people can apply their newly learn skills preferably back in their home community or otherwise on hired land.
ThisLittleCard Can Save 2000 American Kid's Lives This Little Card (TLC) project will provide local law enforcement officials, teachers, and social workers with a pocket-sized help resource card, to ultimately prevent child abuse and neglect in America. Each day, almost 5 children die from this epidemic. By offering support, educational resources, and a caring community, American Society for the Positive Care of Children gives kids a voice, stands up against child maltreatment issues and puts an end to negative childhood experiences.
Restore a Truck for an Orphanage in Haiti In January 2010, a massive earthquake destroyed our orphanage and 10 of our children.  The 12 survivors moved into the childhood home of the orphanage's founder, Jacque Senat.  Jacque's business, the sole financial supporter of the orphanage was also destroyed.  Jacques moved to Kansas City, MO. and took on a job as a cab driver to fund the expenses of the orphanage.  To this day, Jacques works 20 hours a day as a cab driver to provide over 75% of the annual funding for Orphanage Life Savers.
Feed 1,530 Kenyan School Children with Porridge Hope Alive Campaign seeks to provide a daily cup of Porridge to school children in Kenya, from extremely poor backgrounds, who cannot afford three square meals a day. This project in Kenya, shall provide 1,530 orphans and vulnerable children, with a nutritious cup of Porridge, every school day, in the morning, from Monday to Friday, to help them fight short term hunger, concentrate in class, actively participate in classroom activities and lead to improved academic performance.
Save an orphan care center in South Africa In South Africa, HIV still looms large, and children continue to be made vulnerable by it. Many adults in Zonkzizwe are HIV+, and kids continue to lose parents. We've partnered with a community-based orphan care center that has risen to address this issue. They're now at risk of losing the center because they don't own the land. Your support will help us buy a new plot of land on which to relocate the center and continue providing vital services that have been delivered for the past five years.
Supporting Afghan refugees in Iran Amidst intense fear and uncertainty in Afghanistan, we are seeing thousands of Afghan families, particularly women and children, fleeing each day. Many are seeking refuge in Iran. Relief International is providing immediate assistance to Afghan refugees crossing the border in search of safety, including food, water, and shelter - as one of the few international non-profits working in Iran
Reducing Malnutrition among Orphans in Ghana Malnutrition and poor health characterize the growing population of orphaned and vulnerable children in Ghana. By providing basic nutrition, hygiene products, and caregiver education in 30 orphanage homes in Ghana, AmeriCares One Child One World project is trying to ensure that the 1,500 children living in these homes live longer, healthier lives.
Help Pakistan speed up recovery from the floods Pakistan is still struggling to recover from the floods and more investment is needed to address the ongoing humanitarian crisis to help speed up recovery, particularly in the South of Pakistan.
Educate and Empower 18,000 Girls in Zimbabwe Our trio of programs work together to make change: Kidz Kan and She Kan are outreach programs to educate and empower children, adolescents, teachers and community members about sexual abuse, the law, the role of duty bearers, and the rights of women and girls. The He Kan program is a means to proactively prevent sexual abuse done to women and girls by educating boys on what constitutes sexual abuse, the effects that has on a person, responsibility, and holding other boys accountable.
Free-of-cost School for Underprivileged Children The JAAGO Foundation aims to use education as a weapon to break through the cycle of poverty, creating opportunities for income, growth and sustainable development. At present JAAGO is educating 13,000 students in 11 districts across Bangladesh. The Free Of Cost School Program reaches 3,500 underprivileged children across 12 schools in Bangladesh.
Help protecting Malawi's elephants WAG's anti-poaching team is working tirelessly to tackle illegal poaching and save animals' lives. 
This project supports the anti-poaching activities in Thuma Forest Reserve, Malawi, to provide a save future for the remaining endangered elephant population.
Protecting the forests in Tanzania Harnessing knowledge of the species-rich forests of Tanzania's Arusha region, the Suledo Forest Community has established an effective system of forest management that meets the needs of local people.
Training Effective Afghan Teachers Train 140 teachers to use interactive methodologies that improve learning for 84,000 students.  AIL has been chosen to be one of only 14 organizations sanctioned by the government to train teachers in a special 5 year project.  AIL has begun its work and the main focus is on training teachers in rural areas of Afghanistan.
Keep 28 At-Risk Cambodian Girls in School The Branch Foundation in collaboration with The Cambodian Center for the Protection of Children's Rights (CCPCR) plan to provide access to education in a safe environment for 28 girls in Phnom Penh who are survivors of sex-trafficking and/or other forms of abuse.
Note: The funding target for this project has been amended due to a combination of committed funding efforts from other sources, altered project funding priorities and budgeting allowing money to go further.
Support to Rural Girls Education in Liberia Complex societal challenges are preventing girls from attaining education in rural Liberia. Learning Squared supports vulnerable and underserved girls in rural Liberia by providing partial and complete tuition fees, learning materials, after-school programs, and backpacks for girls aged 8-18 years to overcome some challenges on a need and merit basis.
We Love Reading We Love Reading (WLR) is an award-winning program seeking to create a generation of change makers by fostering a love for reading among children aged 2-10 throughout Jordan and the world. We train volunteers-who we call Reading Ambassadors-to run libraries and read aloud to children in their community, leveraging in-depth research we conduct with elite international institutions to inform our methodology. WLR operates in 60 countries and aims to reach all children around the world end of 2022.
Paediatric HIV/AIDS Care in Children of Uganda This project will conduct awareness campaigns about HIV/AIDS and Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission (PMTCT), to help reduce the proportion of children infected by HIV/AIDS by reducing new paediatric infection due to mother-to-child transmission which contribute 90% cases in Uganda. Hence, helping new borns stay safe from HIV/AIDS infection before and after birth. It will also address access to treatment and nutritional needs of children living with HIV
Scholarships for Intelligent but Needy Students 45% of the total population in Pakistan is illiterate.Poverty is the major factor which keeps majority of the children away from Schools.Many of the intelligent students have to leave education because the parents are unable to afford their education further. In Toba Tek Singh City,Society for Human Development is helping intelligent yet needy students to fulfill their dreams.The project will provide scholarships to 100 needy school and college going students to help them complete their educati
Help Diakassan thrive in 2019 Diakassan has thrived in the past 7 years, under the stable and loving care of ACFA's Children's Home in Bamako, Mali. We believe she deserves a quality education, a safe and healthy environment, and the opportunity to participate in the sports that she loves. Please consider contributing towards the cost of her care - just $3000 for one year of shelter, food, clothing, education, healthcare and sports activities. Your donation makes a big impact!
Gender-Based Violence Among Young People in Italy One in three women will experience violence in their lifetime. Young women and girls experience the highest rates of Gender-Based Violence (GBV). In 2014, Vital Voices launched The Justice Institute on GBV to facilitate the creation of holistic responses to GBV. Supported by CHIME FOR CHANGE, Vital Voices will leverage the successful methodology of the Justice Institute to convene allied advocates and facilitate survivor-centered approaches to address GBV among youth in Italy.
Empower and support nonprofits in Nepal My name is Mihika, GlobalGiving's new field traveler in Nepal. Field travelers play a crucial role in aiding local partners learn new skills and tools to increase their impact and achieve their goals. I am seeking your support to conduct site visits to our local  partners, hold workshops bringing together local nonprofits and reach out to new strategic partners. I will be the human connection between GlobalGiving and our fantastic partners on the ground!
Expand Environmental Education in Nicaragua Sonati's free environmental education programs work to empower thousands of local children and adults to become a voice for positive change in their communities.  We have reached over 70,000 participants since our founding in 2009 through classroom activities, outdoor excursions, forest festivals, and community projects.  Your support will significantly expand our programs to more parts of Nicaragua to reach our goal of 100,000 participants by 2016.
Support Korean American Nonprofits During COVID-19 The COVID-19 National Relief Fund will support nonprofit organizations working on the frontlines to help the most vulnerable people in the Korean American (KA) communities. These constituents of the nonprofits have been negatively affected by the COVID economic downturn. The 3 priority areas include 1) service for low-income seniors/elderly Korean American population; 2) mental health/family counseling services for the KA community; and 3) economic support for undocumented families.
Impact Probiotics on Microbiota Autistic Spectrum When the microbiota is altered, our health system weakens. In the case of children with ASD, it has been shown that the composition of their microbiota is altered. Likewise, there are studies that have suggested that these alterations can contribute to various gastrointestinal and neurological symptoms. Compared to healthy people, the feces of people with ASD have a higher concentration of Clostridia, Bacteroidetes, Desulfovibrio, Sutterella spp, and lower levels of Firmicutes and Verrucomicrobi
Help autistic orphans in Romania get an education The Delia Foundation will provide education for autistic orphans/foster care children in Barlad, Romania, including specialized teacher training. A label of autism prevents a child from attending school. By providing teacher and community education, we can change the way these children are labeled and introduce them into the mainstream school system. Our goal is to give 60 children with skills needed to become productive adults, through our Delia's Learning Center which serves disabled children.
Safeguarding the Health of the Belize Barrier Reef The Meso-American reef is the second largest reef system in the world and, as such, it provides tremendous economic and food security benefits to Belize. Oceana's long-term vision is to protect and strengthen the economic and food security benefits of the Belizean reef system by creating policy campaigns to stop the short-sighted pursuit of oil exploration and destructive fishing practice.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Rohan, Benjamin, and Ashby have been working with LI to help create & publicize human rights campaigns for various rights issues in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to connect with local nonprofits in Bauchi to research, document, and advocate for various human rights issues within the area.
Virtll VR Travelling ViRTll   Virtual traveling app that allows to explore the world through eyes of other people.   Problem: Traveling difficulties  (Especially for people with limited mobility, 130m requires a wheelchair)  -It is expensive, complicated and consumes a lot of time to go abroad.  Solution: Get a virtual body anywhere in the world and explore the environment in VR. (We will connect people through our app to eliminate borders between countries)  -Pilots will pay money to get a real time VR experience.
Let's have breakfast together Let's have breakfast together is a project of the program "Binomial Mother and Child" of the Amiguitos Royal Foundation.  Its purpose is to offer nutritional support to 600 children from 6 months to 5 years, by inviting them to a daily breakfast that will give them 25% of the nutritions required.  This is a solid community experience that involves among other actions: education, nutritional and neurodevelopment follow up, psychosocial accompaniment and the creation of family's support network.
Early Childhood Development  in Napo Ecuador Children living in vulnerable and impoverished indigenous Kichwa communities in the Ecuadorian Amazon Rainforest are often the most neglected members of the community.  MAP Ecuador, through this project, will promote change for 1,600 people through empowering infants and their families by contributing to the growth of new generations with strengthened cognitive, physical, social and emotional capacity, resulting in more engaged families who contribute to the development of their communities.
Help Empower 300 Women in Kosovo through Education By helping to educate women in Kosovo about business, religious and racial tolerance, and how to work together as one, women can become beacons of resolve in their country.
Camel Libraries - Girls Reading to Succeed There are a total of 6 camel libraries to date, running in 4 villages of Mand (Balochistan), 3 of Thar (Sindh), 4 villages of Kohlu and 5 villages and communities of Barkhan District  and 9 of Gwadar (Balochistan) benefitting more than 3000 children. This project would pay salaries of local camel herders, buy new books and tablets to make learning more interactive and effective.
The project will benefit the orphans. The project is to provide education for 1000 orphans  who are from poor families and children who have been abused and belong to poor socio economic conditions and children who have been orphaned due to HIV/AIDS in order to counteract pervasive hunger, poverty, and systemic deprivation.
Support Urban Farmers Training at Feed Denver We all understand how important local food production is not only to our health but to our economy BUT where will all those new farmers come from?  At Feed Denver we are training urban farmers.
Restore Music in Rural W. Virginia Schools! Bluegrass music is rooted in the Appalachia region of West Virginia where immigrants worked through times of trouble and found solace in their music. Today, rural parts of this culturally rich area are facing the long term effects of increasing poverty as it depletes the schools, wears down families and leaves children empty-handed. In rural Clay County, the music in schools has all but vanished and impoverishment is threatening to destroy the heritage of Bluegrass music for future generations.
Treat Cervical Cancer in Latin American Women This project will rent a house in San Salvador and provide medical costs, food, transportation, housing, and support services for women from the poorest regions of El Salvador who are in critical need of cervical cancer treatment. This campaign is sponsored by Basic Health International (BHI), an organization working to eradicate cervical cancer in resource-poor settings throughout Latin America and the Caribbean.
Summer Camp for Homeless Kids Summer Camp is a wonderful experience for any child.  For the children living at Genesis Home it is an absolute necessity. Families housed in our facility are all working hard to get back on their feet. When school ends we want to provide summer camp opportunities for our kids.  Providing a camp experience gives parents peace of mind, knowing their children are well cared for and engaged.  This enables our parents to focus on their own goals of self-sufficiency and independence.
''Bartering, Exploring, Playing and Learning'' Laudes Infantis plans to adapt the Salamandra Kindergarten which offers an integral attention based in pedagogical activities and nutrition, as well as monitoring and psychosocial attention for 104 children (and their families) living in vulnerable conditions or are forced of displacement from their home places to Ciudad Bolivar, Bogota D.C. To take part, parents must generate co-responsibility with the services received by exchanging love with their children commitment to build strong emotional
Support Abandoned Intellectually Disabled Children Sri Arunodayam is a home in South India for abandoned children with intellectual disabilities (ID). It was founded in 2002 as a registered public charitable trust and recognized in 2008 as a Reception Unit by the State Government of Tamil Nadu. While most homes act as daycare centers funded by parents, Sri Arunodayam rescues, cares for, and rehabilitates children with ID who have been abandoned by their families. We try to give them what they have lost - a home and a family.
Providing Aid During COVID-19 Pandemic in Canada GlobalMedic is responding to needs created by the COVID-19 pandemic. We believe in order to control this virus, it is extremely important for all of our local agencies (public and private) to work together to ensure the health and safety of our citizens, and we are doing our part in this ever-changing situation.
Skills Training of 100 Persons with Disabilities Persons with disabilities in Pakistan are more than the combined population of Multan, Hyderabad and Peshawar (HHRD). Limited educational and skills training opportunities put them at a disadvantage when they seek employment. At NOWPDP, we train persons with disabilities in market-relevant skills followed by facilitation for job placements. Every year this initiative transform lives of 500 persons with disabilities. With this campaign, we aim to raise funds for 100 persons with disabilities.
WASH for Schools During & Post COVID-19 in Kenya Schools were closed in Kenya in March 2020. They are to re-open from 1st September 2020 gradually. COVID-19 is not leaving us now but we need to learn how to live with it. Therefore, as schools re-open, they will lack running water and soap to keep children safe especially those in rural Kenya. Therefore, we ask well wishers to support this initiative to have WASH facilities in rural schools in Kenya before they re-open. This will keep the school children safe and training on preventing COVID-19
Holy Cross Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Emanda, Rosemary, Kayla, Lindsay, Kyra, Daniela, Caroline, and Luisa from Holy Cross Academy have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
COVID-19 RESPONSE FOR ZAMBIAN COMMUNITIES The Butterfly Tree is supporting children and vulnerable people in rural areas of Zambia impacted by COVID-19. Two thirds of the population live on less than $2 per day and cannot afford to buy soap, masks or stockpile food. To protect communities where we work we urgently need donations for rural health clinics and schools to purchase hand sanitizing gel, soap and masks for medical staff and pupils. Food shortages are widespread as tourism has come to a standstill and the economy is weak.
Skilling Blind Youth of India in Massage Therapy This GSP-Swadhar's project will transform the lives of 30 needy unemployed blind youth in India ( Maharashtra region) by providing them specialized training fin Acupressure-Massage Therapy. This training course is for six months and the project will ensure that these youth will claim remunerative employment as a therapist and come out of poverty and deprivation. With increasing lifestyle diseases there is good demand for the therapists. The course is innovative & highly effective for blind youth
Educate 150 children in La Rioja with the game We incorporate games as a tool to educate children who grow up in an environment without stimulation. It is of high importance to stimulate their potential, since we noticed that children reach school age with difficulties to learn and write. We aim to provide 150 children aged 0 to 5 years old and their families learning tools to help stimulation. By doing this over a whole year we intend to achieve better opportunities for their integral development and school insertion.
Support Young Aspiring Mexican Tech Inventors Throught this project, thousands of youth learn how to be a creators or inventros. Support them to get to their goal