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Homestead Food Production Program - Cambodia The program trains 1,000 poor families to develop farms and gardens that provide a year round supply of healthy food and an income source. The focus is on communities affected by HIV/AIDS.
Save10000 children in tororo from mosquito malaria Malaria is an ardent and most notorious killer disease amongst children younger than 5 years,people living with hiv/aids, seniors above 80 years and highest causes of abortions in pregnant women in Tororo and Jinja.At least 4 children out of 1000 die of malaria every fortnight, two abortions out of 100 pregnant women have been registered every fortnight  while, people living with hiv/aids are equally prone. VERDE needs to distribute mosquito bed nets to save these vulnerable people from malaria.
Help Women Farmers in Burkina Faso Grow This project will provide organic cowpea seeds, organic pesticide, and pesticide sprayers to 500 women farmers of Binde (Burkina Faso), along with training and field visits to make sure they are  using the pesticide the right way. The harvest will be sold to the local government, which has agreed to buy it, and supply it to public schools for lunch. Your donation not only allows women farmers to be financially independent but also allows students of the municipality to consume healthy food.
Arts Training for 50 Orphaned Youth in Kroo Bay Kroo Bay, the largest slum in Sierra Leone, is home to some of the most disenfranchised children in the world.  Built on a giant landfill, children scour through heaps of garbage searching for scraps of metal or plastic to sell.  Our program will provide vocational training workshops in batik fabric-dyeing, t-shirt and sign stencil printing, crochet, and embroidery for 50 orphaned youth in Kroo Bay.  These workshops will provide the children with the materials and skills they need to survive.
CDEA's Fashion & Design Incubator &Accelerator The fashion and design Incubator and accelerator will provide skills development in collaboration with a vocational training institution to 40 fashion and design practitioners in urban and rural Tanzania. The products and services developed will be linked to both domestic and international markets using and e-commerce platform. The project will later train fashion and design practitioners in Uganda and Kenya.
Prevention of unwanted pregnancies in 300 schools Early or unwanted pregnancies in schools are becoming an alarming phenomenon in Togo, especially in remote areas.  It is a situation that hinders the academic development of young girls and becomes an obstacle to their development.  Every year, more than a hundred young girls become pregnant during their school years. In Togo, 129 cases of pregnancy were recorded in secondary school between 2014-2015. In this batch, 44 students nevertheless continued to complete the course while 78 dropped out.
Support conflict affected children accesseducation This project will build a Temporary Learning Space (TLS) and engage 450 conflict-affected (returnees, Internally displaced persons (IDPs) and community) boys and girls with informal learning within 12 months in Maiduguri Borno state in Nigeria. Also, this project shall support girl child with back to school enrollment package which includes written materials, school bags, & school uniform. Every child have right to access quality education, it is paramount to ensure conflict affected children.
Support for Children in Poverty in South Africa Our Early Childhood Development Programme is our doorway of influence into the destitute township communities in Port Elizabeth, SA. We partner with disadvantaged Early Learning Centres to ensure that hungry children are fed, that they receive an education, that unqualified facilitators are mentored/trained, that sick (HIV/AIDS) children receive medication and that any maintenance or building revamping is sorted. Our teams create stability and accountability for these poverty-stricken places.
Train 25 At-risk Youth in Digital Business in DC At-risk youth and young adults in the District of Columbia need 21st Century technology skills, along with community engagement strategies.  Our tax-exempt organization, Multi-Media Training Institute (MMTI) trains at-risk young people in Digital Media and Business with the goal of developing a team of Digital Entrepreneurs.  They will target small community-based businesses and create their digital footprint in the market place as a way to engage customers, patients, or clients.
Rescue Rehah Of Trafficked Girls from Sexual Abuse Rescue, Rehabilitation of girls, victims of human trafficking sold for forced prostitution. girls are underprivileged & deprived of human rights. we rescue & reintegrate them in respectable society
Empower Rural Women & Build Skills, South Africa Train and empower rural women to be peer trainers on vital issues: human rights awareness, domestic violence prevention, HIV/AIDS counseling and support, leadership training, and employable skills.
Empowering Girls Economically with Poultry Farming Henny's Children Center is located in Kwale County. It houses over 70 girls between the ages of 7-17 years who have been rescued from sexual abuse and child-sex trafficking. This project seeks to transform the lives of these girls by economically empowering them to be fiscally responsible and foster an entrepreneurial spirit. The risks of sexual violence and sex traficking will be significantly diminished as the girls will have the skills to lift their families out of poverty.
Legal Aid for Victims of Domestic Violence in SA Lawyers against Abuse (LvA) provides free legal services and psycho-social support to victims of sexual and domestic violence in one of South Africa's most disadvantaged communities. Diepsloot, an informal settlement north of Johannesburg, is home to over 500,000 people, yet LvA is the only organization of its kind working in the community. LvA also works closely with local police and courts to ensure victims of gender-based violence are treated with dignity and respect when seeking justice.
Farm-based Livelihoods for Girls This project will provide a range of farm-based livelihood for girls with them doing the livelihood activities on their free time either singly or in neighborhood groups in order for them to generate income, be free and independent able to use the income for their own education and advancement.
Giving Voice to Persons with Disabilities in Iraq This project will provide IT training to 60 persons with disabilities in Iraq, giving them the basic tools to participate in the job market, and the skills to reaffirm a position in Iraqi society.
The Garage School expansion The Garage School educates the street children including some orphans in Neelam Colony, a very poor area of Karachi where the servants of the rich surrounding houses live.
New Heights Educational Group New Heights Educational Group, Inc., promotes literacy for children and adults by offering a range of educational support services. Such services include the following: assisting families in the selection of schools; organization of educational activities; and acquisition of materials.  We promote a healthy learning environment and various enrichment programs for families of preschool and school-age children, including children with special needs.
Provide healthcare to remote displaced communities This project provides basic healthcare in remote areas where healthcare is no longer available due to the conflict. Community health workers are community members trained, paid, and supplied to provide free basic and emergency healthcare to children 0-5 and the most vulnerable, and link complicated cases to specialized healthcare. They also monitor outbreaks (monkey pox, cholera, measles) Sometimes it costs community members as much as 100$ and 12 hours to reach the nearest health facility.
Young Authors Award Help Children's Literature Festival empower children across Pakistan, with advocacy and educational programs based on critically developed curricula as well as hands-on learning, expression, cultural enrichment and more. Your donation will help fund the annual Young Author Awards, a nationwide writing contest for children (age group: 8 - 18 years), currently in its second year, in both Urdu and English. The program creates a rare platform recognition, publication opportunities and mentorship.
Get Information to Migrants and Refugees in Italy Internews' launch of Yalla Yalla web radio in Ventimiglia, Italy will provide a new and vital source of information and psycho-social support to refugees and migrants, especially children traveling alone. Yalla Yalla will broadcast daily in the town, offering information in multiple languages that will allow refugees and migrants to make informed decisions about how to keep themselves safe, find shelter and services, reunite with family, and understand their legal rights.
Help girls become leaders in their communities! Modeled on our very successful Grandmother Leadership training, a Leadership training program for adolescent girls will be developed.  The training for 40 adolescent girls will increase their self-esteem, communication, problem solving and leadership skills so they can take collective action in their communities to promote girls' education, and decrease child marriage, teen pregnancy and female genital mutilation (FGM).
50 After School Children Need Computer Literacy Petjes Resources After School program plans to purchase 50 computers and accessories to provide free computer education for children who live in the inner city of Johannesburg, also providing the children with free meals.   This project aims to equip children with computer literacy at their early ages, to be ready for their later educational journey and empower them for future mental growth.
Refugee Families affected by COVID 19 Pandemic The proposed intervention is aiming to protect the 800 PRL, PRS and SRS refugee families during COVID 19 through promoting hygiene practices in the refugee camps. The intervention will be divided into three main components: - Identifying the most vulnerable 800 PRL and PRS households  - Providing social distance hygiene awareness for 500 parents - Provision of domestic hygiene kits for 800 PRL, PRS and SRS households in 3 Palestinian refugee camps
Join  IP Children & Elders Replant 1000 Trees This project aims to support indigenous children and elderlies outplant endemic forest and fruit trees parcel by parcel in their disintegrating forest cover brought about by burning grass and trees for pasture use.   They  target  to cover at least a hectare per year or more as soon as other community members will join them in replanting activities to prevent erosion and flood that put them at high risks for physical damage both for themselves, their food farms, houses, rising local temperature
Improving lives of 1000 girls in Nairobi's slums Targeting girls aged 10 - 21 years old in Nairobi's slums, Mrembo unveils, restores and builds the inner beauty of girls through sport. The program addresses issues of sexuality, reproductive health and self-esteem with the objective of helping girls make positive and healthy decisions.   New for 2013, the initiative will provide vocational training opportunities to the neediest girls to help prevent the kind of economic desperation which forces many into prostitution or abusive relationships.
Songs of Peace: Supporting Musicians in Burundi Search for Common Ground will supply musical instruments and a sound system to Burundi's artists so they can create music for peace and tolerance.  Artists will go on tour across the country.
Educate and feed 1000 Orphans in Northern Uganda This project will work directly with 250 households reaching out to 1000 Orphans (OVC) to provide and strengthen material and moral support while enabling them engage in sustainable livelihoods. Caretakers will be the entry points to OVC households.The 250 OVC Households (1,000 Children) will be supported in areas of sponsorship, livelihoods, nutrition, protection,training in Income Generating Activities for youth, and our monitoring tool will be transit rate, retention, nutrition,income growth.
Free services to cancer patients in Bulgaria Your donation will directly fund the annual implementation of the Soul Sisters - our national mobile support program within which we offer completely free of charge practical, informational and psychological counseling for women with breast cancer and their families across Bulgaria. Annually our mobile center - the Pink camper stopover in more than 10 cities in the country and our team meets the patients in oncology wards in city hospitals.
Community Health Worker Program Children with AIDS/TB-Treatment/Prevention. Since 2001 HOPE Cape Town has worked to reduce the AIDS/TB epidemic in the Western Cape region of South Africa through a multi-model approach involving Clinical, Social, Educational & Nutritional direct care service to infected children & their families.  25 Community Heath Workers provide counselling, facilitate access to healthcare, provide community support, assist with medical procedures, track patients, conduct home visits as 1st line of contact.
Recovery support to flood victims in Somalia Heavy rains and flooding have continued to compound an already fragile humanitarian situation in the southern and central parts of Somalia, worsening conditions for communities who recently endured a long period of drought (OCHA 25/05/2018). The floods have resulted in the destruction of homes, critical infrastructure, latrines, and the loss of livestock and crops. There is need for shelter and Non Food Items (NFIs), as well as WASH assistance.
Hope Abides Imagine you live in a country where 40% of the population  lives on less than $1.25/day; now imagine you are an orphan with no one to provide even this meager level of sustenance. This is the reality of more than 25 million orphans in India.  An education is the best tool a child can have to escape poverty. Hope Abides provides hope and help to these orphans and other destitute children and is seeking funding to assist these children with education and other basic needs.
Green Technology and Training for Farmers, Mexico EduPaz will train Mayan farming communities in sustainable agriculture and green technologies –including workshops and a hands-on demonstration center - to improve their livelihoods and land.
Empower Women, Transform a Community in Cameroon This project will establish a small-scale cassava processing operation in the village of Ote, to be run and managed by the local women's group with the goal of increasing their income generating potential. Greater household income can lead to dramatic improvements in the quality of life for the women of Ote, a small village in the highly underdeveloped Akwaya region of Cameroon. Building a cassava processing center will enable the women to produce garri and sell it in local markets.
End child malnutrition in Laos This project will reduce malnutrition in one of Southern Laos’ poorest regions, Attappeu, where 50% of children suffer severe malnutrition and stunting because of a lack of food and poor education.
Help Street Youth in Brazil Earn a Living The project will provide business and financial skills training to marginalised street youth in Duque de Caxias, Brazil. 30% of youth on the streets in Rio de Janeiro are from Caxias, and a high percentage of those from Mangueirinha favela, where our project is based. By supporting young people to start or expand small businesses, get a job or return to education, the project aims to reduce poverty for young people and their families and reduce the number of young people ending up on the street.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Rhea, Olympe, Kaely, and Gabriella 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.
Keep a girl in school all year for $12 This project will ensure consistent monthly supply of sanitary pads to 1000 refugee girls in their final year of primary schooling. Each girl will receive one pack of pads monthly over 12 months period which will help these girls complete and sit for their final primary leaving exams. In 2018, more than 200 refugee girls at Adjumani could not sit for their primary leaving examinations due to lack of sanitary pads and poor performance among girls was attributed to absenteeism during menstruation.
Restore Home-stay run by 10 farmer women in Nepal This project will help 10 farmer women to resume a home-stay program that was abandoned due to the damage of their houses by the 2015 earthquake. These women were supporting the community-based orphaned and abandoned childcare program by providing 10 % of their income-ensuring sustainability and allowing the children to gain a sense of family and community belonging. They are in dire need of financial assistance and technical support to reconstruct their houses and resume the home-stay program.
Find Families for Older Colombian Orphan Children Older orphans in Colombia often have no hope of growing up with a family simply because they have reached the age of eight!  But many want - and long for -- a family.  Kidsave gives them real hope by bringing them to the US for a 4- or 5-week visit to find a family interested in adopting them. 80% of these kids do find their forever family and are adopted.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Esha, Hailey, Shawn, and Roodarnley 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 New Orleans' Local Economy Mobile Technical Assistance (MTA) aims to stabilize and strengthen businesses in the wake of Katrina and Rita, by increasing business income and promoting business growth through the addition of staff
Help in the acquisition of a Confocal Microscope The Microscope will allow us to improve our knowledge of the mechanisms of cell proliferation, and this will enable us to design new therapeutic approaches to advance in breast cancer research.
HELP COVID-19 AFFECTED IN INDIA The COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent lockdown have created havoc in the lives of poor families, jobs lost, businesses shut down, fighting hunger, disease, their children are on the verge of discontinuing education. As this situation warrants an urgent response, we plan to provide the affected families with food, Medicine , hygiene kits, support them to revive their businesses, motivate them to find jobs, support their children's education and equip them with skills for livelihood.
Defend the Human Rights of Adolescent Girls Through strategically selected legal cases, AGLDF attempts to address and rectify the unique and devastating human rights abuses faced by adolescent girls.
Housing Support Program The Housing Support Program provides the counseling and support that our residents need to become healthy and stable in housing. These special services include one-on-one case management.
Rethinking Down Syndrome in Colombia Help us to break down the false cultural perceptions about persons with Down Syndrome.  Developing a local Public Information Campaign is the first step to reach inclusion in our community.
Surgeries and Medical Care for Moldovan Children This project raises funds for Moldovan children requiring advanced surgical and clinical care, including cardiac surgeries, congenital and acquired defects corrections, serious burn responses, eye surgeries and other treatments. The project also supports Moldovan children hospitals by purchasing and distributing advanced medical equipment and investing in training of medical staff.
Ghana: Nut processing for accused "witches" In parts of Ghana, women accused of being witches are permanently banned from village life.  Until this practice can be addressed, processing shea produces just enough income for survival.
Support Women Farmers in Sudan MADRE, in partnership with the community-based organization Zenab for Women in Development, launched Women Farmers Unite, Sudan's first and only women farmers union that provides the seeds, tools and training necessary raise more successful harvests and sustain the farming communities.  Because of MADRE support, the union has recently purchased a tractor!  This will help boost the crop yields and reduce the number of hours women spend farming the land.
Support 2000 Children with Medical care in Busoga Busoga Yaiffe plans to build medical center and find ever lasting solution, when the vulnerable chidren get free medical care it reduces on infant deaths and also mulnutrition. By the end of our project we should have postive impact on community by the mothers. the benefiacries are children between 0 to 14 years. we shall purchuse drugs and medical equipments and after we shall build up a medical center with time.
Create Daily Income For 100 Idle Youths in Lagos This project will Provide 100 Idle Youths who have been involved in negative ventures with the necessary business knowledge and training tools that will empower them to become entrepreneurs for self reliance, poverty eradication, meaningful lifestyle and for family sustenance.
Give Orphaned and Injured Wildlife a Second Chance This project will help rescue and rehabilitate for release more than 800 orphaned and injured native wild animals annually at our modern facility in Nelson County, Virginia. It will also provide free educational programming that stresses the value of wild animals and balanced ecosystems in schools and community centers across Central Virginia.
Striving to Empower 30 Young Ladies of Tomorrow! This project will provide needed guidance and mentoring to a minimum of 30 7th grade girls' ages 12-13 years experiencing low self-esteem, displaying bullying behaviors, potential victims of bullies, and/or academic concerns leading to potential high school "drop-out" risk. Upon completion, they will appreciate the opportunities of education, quality relationships, and become mentors for peers at their schools. They will strive for success in academics and uncover the beauty within themselves.
Repair drainage problems and septic failure The Sawaquat Center works toward preventing community deterioration by working with At-Risk Youth, Homeless Teens, Veterans with PTSD and Individuals or Families In Need, learning valuable life skills such as sustainable living and teamwork, promoting tolerance and understanding and increasing self-worth and self-reliance. The Center's septic system is failing, and it is imperative that it be be completed by the end of May, before the anticipated influx of Volunteers and Individuals In Need.
Whole Child Model: Education, Health & Engagement Partners like you can help children live healthier lives and succeed in school. The Whole Child Model focuses on education, health and engagement to create conditions of success in school and beyond. We provide scholarships to girls, improve teaching methods and strengthen school management. We dig wells, build latrines, train teachers to help kids stay healthy and provide school health kits. We work with parents and communities to create an environment of success. Together we make a difference.
Support the Education of 53 Children in Zanzibar CR HOPE Foundation believes in having a responsibility to help and making a positive impact on youth's lives that will change their future and the future of a country as a whole.  The CR HOPE Foundation has built the 'Seeds of Light' school in Kizimkazi, Zanzibar and provides quality education to 72 unprivileged children aged between 4-7 years old. This way, we want to help children lay the foundation for the rest of their lives.