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Medical relief for 150,000 Lebanese civilians IMC is working in Lebanon and Syria to provide lifesaving medical care, including mental health care, to innocent victims of the fighting in the Middle East.
Help Children In Foster Care Heal. Several days after the Sandy Hook elementary school shooting, AIW reached out to the counselors and the traumatized children of Newtown Ct. AIW donated 500 Comfort Penguins. Our "Therapeutic Penguins" were passed out by local counselors to children in need. We received overwhelming responses regarding how therapeutically-healing our crisis penguin was from counselors and parents who's children suffered through one of America's darkest tragedies. Foster Care Children Need Our Comfort Penguin Too!
One Year Physiotherapy for 30 Burned Peruvian Kids This project will provide 30 burned children with steady physiotherapy for 1 year. Burns are one of the most painful accidents that a person can suffer from; moreover they produce a physical and psychological trauma that accompanies a victim for his whole life. 70% of all of ANIQUEM's patients are minors below the age of 6 of whom 70% have had accidents with hot liquids and 20% with fire. In nearly all of the cases these children come from low income families that cannot afford proper treatment.
Releasing Orangutans Back into the Wild Sumatran orangutans are critically endangered: there are only 14,600 left. This project is creating a new population of orangutans in Jantho Nature Reserve. They are rescued either from the illegal pet trade or from patches of threatened forest and nursed back to health at a rehabilitation centre. When staff are confident they can survive, they are released into the wild. So far 98 have been released in Jantho; the goal is to release at least 250 orangutans to create a viable population.
Support Flood Affected Families in India The recent floods in the North-Eastern States of Assam, Manipur and Mizoram have caused immense loss to lives, properties and livelihood rendering thousands of people homeless and displaced. There is immediate need for safe drinking water, food, medical assistance and above all, Shelter. Habitat for Humanity India aims to support 1500 families affected by the floods by providing the Humanitarian Aid Kit, Transitional Shelter Kit and Family Essentials' Kit.
Food and Shelter for Philippine Typhoon Survivors The Philippines leads the world in natural disasters. Between September and November 2020, a series of typhoons delivered destruction, displacing thousands of families across the island nation. Asia America Initiative and local partners are conducting emergency and long-term relief including food and water to thousands of affected families. We apply lessons learned from two decades of relief programs. We provide shelter materials, hygiene supplies, medicines, and ongoing post-trauma services.
Help 200 Smallholder Farmers Access Fertilizer This project seeks to help farmers extract maximum value from agricultural productivity in Cote d'Ivoire by providing them with fertilizers.
EMPOWERING 200 MARGINALIZED GIRLS IN TANZANIA Girls from very marginalized families in Tanzania will be supported to obtain quality education through education direct support, fees, uniforms and books. 200 marginalized girls will be supported. During holidays, mentoring meetings will be held on participatory model. For primary education 135 girls will be supported, for secondary education 60 girls will be supported and for higher education 5 girls will be supported. Total funds needed will be US$ 183,000 for four years.
Educate 120 children of Ugandan prisoners Children of Ugandan Prisoners are made to pay for their parents’ imprisonment, since they are vulnerable to sexual abuse, exploitation and neglect ,so we want to educate them to protect them.
Free Education Material for Poor Children Education is the primary source for children to keep their life in safe way. This project provides education material to poor children upto elementary section. Basic education material required for their studies without any interruption is our goal.
Education is Freedom for HHA's kids Helping Haitian Angels' (HHA) mission is to care for abandoned children ("Angels") in Haiti by raising them to become healthy, happy, successful members of their communities who will have the tools to positively impact future generations. HHA provides a safe home, nutritious meals and clean drinking water.  We also provide for the children's physical, spiritual, emotional and academic well being.
Healthy Kitchen for 6500 poor household in Banglad In rural Bangladesh, over 90% of women use wood &traditional stoves for cooking, inhale smoke and subsequently damage their health& environment. Inefficient wood based cooking increase deforestation. 25500 families use 76500kg wood daily and 60% can be saved by the use of fuel-efficient stoves.The Project aims healthy Cooking to support25500 HH by providing efficient 5-star stove & setup a pellet mill using waste biomass. Families will be benefited in health and environment with job opportunity.
Girls equality and community action in Ghana GGG has created community-based projects that respond directly to the root of the issue. As the goal is to achieve long term, sustainable change, we looked at projects that will educate, facilitate and inspire not only girls  but the community as a whole. Ultimately we want to enable girls to let their voices be heard and to be educated so they are be better prepared to take care of themselves and their family, consequently contributing to an improved quality of life within their society.
Support Student Advocacy for Access to Medicines Universities Allied for Essential Medicines (UAEM) is a global movement of university students organizing on their campuses and beyond to ensure that publicly funded medicines and medical innovations are affordable and accessible to the public. This project will support up to 10 students from Brazil, India, Europe and North America to attend international advocacy, activism and leadership trainings and events to advance access to affordable medicines for all.
Children at Risk (CAR) The mandate of our organization is to help people  make healthy decisions for themselves and their families. We are working in and around Kancheepuram and  Chennai, India. The Project gives life to children infected/affected by HIV/AIDS families, Orphans and other vulnerable children. It is a Community Based Programme in which we keep the children in the family and help them to continue their studies. We enroll the eligible children into the school and provide them with educational support.
Drop-In Childcare to Keep Families Self-Sufficient The YWCA’s Children’s Alley helps families retain economic self-sufficiency by serving as the only drop-in, temporary childcare center serving the front range
FRUITS & SHADE TREES FOR 20 SCHOOLS IN JINJA The project seeks to provide generations of children and teachers with healthy nutrition options,environmental education opportunities and conducive learning environment.
Making a Healthplan for Life for Haitian Children We can affect long-term health outcomes in under-served communities by addressing the relationship between individuals and healthcare. We enable children to see education and healthcare as a right, regardless of finances and family status, by fostering ownership of well-being, and creating a welcoming place of comfort, safety and opportunity where children go to find a healthy future. Our focus on individual education & health allows us to address the often overlooked girls health needs as well.
Promote Theatre & Performance to Youths in Africa Our project is in the heart of a black township and provides opportunities to the youths to explore their creative side. From poetry, film writing, dancing and performance. Our inspired community leaders are providing a safe space for young creative people, often for the first time, to join forces with others to explore their passion for performing arts. This project helps keep young people off the streets and provides them with an escape from poverty and depression.
Provide relief food & sanitation during covid-19 The project will provide food stuff and sanitation to needy families in Kibera Slums in Nairobi,Kenya. This will go a long way to facilitate provision for 80 vulnerable families who are struggling to make ends meet due to job losses and general lack of opportunities during this pandemic time. Delivering the foodstuff right to their doorstep will avoid them being exposed to covid by having to go to a center of distribution. The sanitation materials will assist to maintain cleanliness in homes.
Keep 200 Orphans in Cameroon safe from COVID-19 This project shall continue to provide WASH materials mainly cubes of soap and adapted hand-wash buckets to 200 orphans from 10 orphanages in the North West and South West regions of Cameroon for their regular hand washing and sanitization needs in order to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 among them.
Help 360 children in Oregon with special needs This project will provide physical, occupational, and speech therapy services to children with special needs in Oregon who have limited or no insurance benefit to help them learn basic life skills such as walking, talking, and eating.  Mighty Oaks Children's Therapy Center is a well-established and highly respected regional program, currently serving 360 children from six different counties. Donations will provide therapy scholarships for families in need.
New beds for an orphanage in Kenya Great Mercy is a locally run orphanage and school in Kitale, Kenya that provides a loving home for children with nowhere else to go and education to children who would otherwise have no access to it. The center has grown rapidly and as a result many children are forced to share beds. With your help we will construct 40 new beds and purchase mattresses and bedding so that they can have the space that they deserve. Older students will participate in construction to learn new skills.
Integrated Farming Project Our project aims to teach and offer meaningful employment to the people who have faced the worst effects of the war and living in severe poverty. Our strategy is to jump-start the economic activity so that people can generate the income to sustain themselves; by implementing farming projects to sustain the revival of the economic activity and provide food to local markets at a fair price.
Micro-enterprise Development in East Africa The program will support over 1,700 people in rural Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda to increase income by making and marketing crafts. Producers will be linked with key markets using e-commerce technology.
Health on wheels - Mobile health camp for poor Improve overall health status of people living in target communities in an around shipyard ensuring access to basic health care services. Improve maternal health status, increasing the number of pregnant women receiving pre and post natal cares as well as increasing institutional delivery through advice, medicinal support and referral services and basic health and hygiene practices to reduce the common ailments among 100,000 populations in poor and needy people
Help Child Marriage Survivors Tell Their Stories Too Young To Wed's unique Tehani Photo Workshops bring together former child brides and girls at-risk of child marriage to begin their trauma-recovery journey while learning visual storytelling skills that will help them communicate their own stories, raising their voice on the world stage. Through these workshops, we hope to create a generation of empowered advocates, champions and community leaders in the fight to end this devastating practice.
Keep victims of elder abuse safe The Shalom Center for the Prevention of Elder Abuse is operated in partnership with Cedar Village. It is the only shelter for victims of elder abuse in the tri-state area & 1 of only 12 in the nation. The location where at risk seniors are housed is kept confidential. The team at Cedar Village manages & funds every aspect of the counseling & care delivered so people age 65 & better suffering from abuse or neglect are able to heal safely at no cost to themselves.
Sustainable Nutrition for 823+ Families in Peru Through participation in a sustainable farming program, 823+ rural farm families in the Piura region of Peru will develop a buffer between themselves and starvation. Participants learn to provide their families with complete nutrition by planting sequential gardens, raising small livestock, growing field crops, learning proper hygiene practices and money management. Families participate together and are encouraged to pay it forward, creating a lasting impact on their community for generations.
Vocational Training within Flood Recovery This project will repair disaster survivors homes for families who have no means of recovery on their own.  We will be teaching home repairs to individuals that have barriers to employment, giving them an opportunity for a new vocation and life.  This project will Make Homes Home Again for both natural disaster survivors and personal disaster survivors.
Empower 20 New Girls Through Education in Ethiopia The Children of Ethiopia Education Fund (COEEF) exists to empower young girls in Ethiopia, from impoverished circumstances, with a quality, private education through direct student sponsorship.
West Women's and Children's Shelter To intervene in the lives of domestic violence survivors and their children, providing opportunities to establish safe, independent lives in an environment of safety, security, hope, and help.
Use soccer as a tool to educate 3000 Kibera youths KIMTA are an extraordinary business, supporting some of the most needy children in Kenya. Their passion for improvement is inspirational and they work day in day out to better the life for the families in the slums. Obviously hard work alone just isnt enough and they are constantly looking for financial support to buy the tools and equipment to carry out their work. Certain things in this part of Africa are cheap and easily accessible.
Flood & Landslide Relief in Japan. We Need You. Record rainfall has ravaged central and western Japan causing floods and landslides to force over 2 million people to flee their homes. In joint coordination with local authorities and other organizations, Civic Force is distributing emergency relief supplies, conducting search and rescue operations, and transporting people to safety. Your donation will provide relief items such as food, clean water, medicine, and clothing to those impacted who require immediate assistance. We need your help.
Scholarships for low income girls We seek to bring education to low income girls through our scholarship program.  From 1991, we have served 16,194 girls and 12,573 families.  The project is currently providing scholarships to 702 students.
Guatemala Volcano Emergency On June 3rd volcano Fuego erupted sending molten rock, ash and toxic gasses cascading through villages killing dozens and trapping families in ash covered homes.  We have boots on the ground to aid families with solar power and water filters.
Bring Reproductive Health to 11000 Youth in Adaklu The project will build capacities of adolescents and young people in the Adaklu district, on Sexual Reproductive  Health Rights issues,services and support 100 school dropouts and teenage mothers to go back to school.Empower adolescents and young people by training as peer educators to help reduce teenage pregnancy incidence through interventions; within the catchment areas during and after the project period.Also seek to transform attitude and behavior of community members.
EMPOWERING 0.5 MIL RURAL WOMEN FARMER, TANZANIA Increase income of women-led-household marginalized farmers by endowing them agriculture and water assets, create new income earning agriculture opportunities in 3 districts
Playground for Rural First Nation Community The First Nation in Lytton is isolated from mainland British Columbia by the Fraser River. It was home to an operational residential school until the late 1970s, and at one point was known for being the suicide capital of Canada. Over 40 years later, the effects of this traumatic history are still prevalent. We aim to change that narrative by building a community center, sustainable playground, and multi-sport field to give children the gift of play, and the community a space to come together.
Art-Prenuership for environmental sustainability This project plans to train 5000 children across West Africa and we utilize fun and creative ways to introduce to  children good conservation and recycling habits, also to educate them on innovative and creative activities towards lifetime environmental sustainability.
Education & Safety for Rural Girls Matale Uganda This project will roof and do finishes for a Girls' Dormitory at St. Andrews Matale Secondary School in Rakai, Southern Uganda. Annually, the dorm will house 300 secondary school girls - some of whom are orphans - and help to create a safer and more nurturing school environment to enhance girls' chances of academic success.
Help Families with a Sick Newborn Baby in Hospital Rainbow Trust has been providing emotional and practical support for families with terminally ill children since 1986. However, following publication of a report by the University of Leeds in 2011, we have identified an area in which there is currently little or no support for families, and aim to introduce our new neonatal palliative care service to provide specialist support for families with very sick new born babies.
Information for Social Justice in Africa Strengthening the capacity of organizations in Africa to promote social justice by providing information, stimulating debate and supporting advocacy.
Support the successful start of independent life One of the most important moments in every person's life comes when they leave their homes and parents to start their independent life and make responsible decisions. Some young people await this moment with excitement and readiness while others feel anxious and even fearful. What is most crucial in this life period is the family support available to the young person, as a precondition for building independent living skills for a successful start into adulthood.
Feed 300 poor children in urban Mombasa 300 poor children in Miche Bora school in Mombasa rely heavily upon the feeding programme provided by Mustard Seed Project. Last year, the charitable trust which was funding this essential project closed down. We have managed to raise some funds for the programme but more is needed.
Climate Change Fund: Youth for Climate Change Young people who live in poverty in India are often the beneficiaries/customers of social enterprises, rather than being the leaders, innovators or entrepreneurs. Sustainability is a distant dream in poor communities, where the choice is to survive, earn a living, rather than recycle, or not pollute. Climate Change Fund is a non-profit risk capital fund for young people who have a sustainable business idea for the betterment of Climate.
Fair Haven Anti-Trafficking Program Human trafficking ranks as the fastest growing & second largest criminal enterprise in the world and generates approximately $150.2 billion worldwide. Fair Haven Rape Crisis Center has recently received a Federal Grant to help build advocacy and direct support services to survivors of Human Trafficking in Northwest Indiana, but we need your help!
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Simone, Ria, Kyubin, and Akshita 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.
Support our Youth Leaders for Sustainability Sophie & Darija are the powerful young leaders of oikos, they walk the talk when it comes to creating the future we envision. This is how we approach leadership in our student-led network: together! The YouthLead Scholarship enables us to switch to a more shared form of leadership by opening an amazing learning experience for two talented & ambitious, young leaders who, with a high probability, will change the world in the upcoming years as they step into the oikos International co-presidency.
RURAL WOMEN/WIDOWS/GIRLS EMPOWERMENT PROJECTS The marginalization of women in rural areas call for sympathetic situation due to high level of illiteracy, culture, tradition,religion,lack of skills and societal values for women,which resulted into infringing on women human rights, high unemployment, prostitution,HIV/AIDS explosion, malnutrition,inequality,absence in government positions etc.Our aim is to create employment for women and girls and reduce illiteracy. Over 3,000 women will benefit per year. Skills Dev./micro credits will be used
Coins 4 Kids: You Can "Fill the Cup" The United Nations World Food Program (WFP) calculates that $3.2 billion is needed per year to reach all of the 66 million children who attend school hungry across the developing world. $1.1 billion will allow us to reach 22 million children in Africa.
Promotion of Ecological Sanitation for development Raise the level of awareness on poor sanitation and high light the opportunities, benefits and challenges of ecological sanitation for Sustainable Development
Baraka Women's Center - Nairobi, Kenya WCI's unique model is a breakthrough in programming to support the empowerment of women living in slums. WIthin three months, 374 women registered as members of Baraka Women's Center. They are engaged in Entrepreneur and Leadership Training, Literacy Training and a special initiative to address and prevent gender-based violence in their community. Their ambition is continually fostered through their new-found unity, a safe environment and access knowledge, mentoring and capital.
Providing lunches to school kids during COVID-19 Due to school closures, many of the nearly 3.3 millions students who rely on school lunches as their main source of nutrition, will not have access to the meals. Our goal is to provide access to lunches for the many kids impacted by the school closures, and grow the efforts nationwide.
Build a Birthing Center in Uganda for 1,000+ Women This project will build a Birthing Center in the Jinja District of Uganda, providing a safe, clean, and dignified environment for expecting Ugandan mothers. Ugandan woman and their newborn infants continue to die needlessly from preventable causes as a result of poor access to and quality maternal healthcare in facilities. The Birthing Center will be a state-of-the-art facility that works in partnership with local communities to empower 1,000+ Ugandan women to deliver with dignity.
Education for tribal children in rural Rajasthan This project aims to ensure that rural tribal children in Udaipur District, Rajasthan are able to receive a solid education, providing them with the skills they need to succeed in life. It will work through a 3-pronged approach, enrolling children in school and reducing instances of child labor, ensuring that children can easily get to school through providing escorts in remote areas, and ensuring children remain in school through holding school fairs and constructing sanitation facilities.
AID FOR REOPENING REQUIREMENTS FOR THE ORPHANAGE The project targets to enable the orphans to resume school amidst the covid-19 after the government announced school reopening  Guidelines and SOPs which are essential for every institution and  require immediate funding therefore our aim is to offer full free education to the orphans under our care which includes the finalist that will seat for their exams march early next year. we need to expand our classroom blocks , toilets and dormitories for social distancing, teachers quarters, sick bay.