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Education&Rehabilitation of 140 Disabled Children Empowering the Children with Disabilities through Education and Rehabilitation with a Special Emphasis on Speech and Hearing Impaired Children &  Children with Intellectual Disabilities those belonging to the  to the Marginalized Families who are residing at Annamma Organization for Disabled Children at Ibrahimpatnam of Krishna District of Andhra Pradesh.  All the 140 speech and hearing imparired children are provided food, education, rehabilitation and medical facilities throughout the year.
Enhance Access to Water for 750 families in India This project is spread across 7 villages in western India. Through rainwater harvesting, pond cleaning, well deepening etc. it will reduce the daily grind of 750 tribal women in collecting water. This would allow the women who are organized into Self Help Groups, additional time to pursue livelihood options they have been trained in. Consequently, a 50% rise in the family income of these women is strongly expected.
In 2011, a successful pilot of above outlined activities benefited 1600 people.
Support Mission Based Trauma Recovery for Vets Warrior Canine Connection utilizes a Mission Based Trauma Recovery model to help Warriors recovering from the stress of combat reconnect with their families, communities, and life.  By interacting with the dogs as they move from puppyhood to training to adult service dogs, Warrior Trainers benefit from a physiological and psychological animal-human connection. As a result of their efforts, Veterans with disabilities receive the finest in trained service dogs.
Securing marriage equality in Taiwan Last year, Taiwan's Constitutional Court ruled that prohibiting same-sex marriage is unconstitutional and gave the government 2 years to amend existing laws to legalize marriage equality. However, anti-gay groups have proposed three referendum draft bills to ban both same-sex marriage and LGBTIQ equality being taught in Taiwanese schools. Accordingly, we are proceeding with litigation against these false charges and will produce videos to counter this misinformation and let equality wins.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Washington COVID-19 Response The Boys & Girls Clubs of Washington State are committed to supporting the community during the COVID-19 outbreak.
#MathFor3Million Our goal is to reach out to 3 million children from marginalised backgrounds studying in public schools of Karnataka, Odisha and Andhra Pradesh in India over the next three years. And we need your support! This campaign will help us provide quality math learning to about 14000 elementary grade children studying in 1400 public schools while enabling the teachers and empowering the local communities around it. Be our partner in making math experience joyful to our children.
Tohoku and Kumamoto: Long-Term Medical Issues On July 31, 2016, IMCRA held its 4th major colloquium/workshop in Japan titled,"The Long-Term Caregiver Experience: Patients, Providers, Pragmatics".   The need for this event became especially pressing after the Kumamoto earthquake.  Because there is still little easily-accessible practice data on the long-term medical/psychological pitfalls of disaster recovery we have begun to update our professional guide modules for families and healthcare providers in both regions of Japan
Medical Supplies for Hospitals in Haiti VIDA is working with our partners, Medshare and COADHA  to bring surgical supplies and medical equipment to hospitals operating in Haiti after the devastating 7.0 earthquake
Medical Care and Provisions to Earthquake Victims The project is designed to meet the critical needs of victims of the South Asian earthquake. The project provides an immediate response to urgent medical needs and basic provisions to victims.
Fruits and Shades for Schools This project will help children improve on their nutrition especially from  fruits and
vegetables for good health as both children and adults. 
Tree planting is also a practical way of introducing and integrating Environmental
Education in schools.
Help make the Coral Sea our largest ocean reserve Join Australian Marine Conservation Society (AMCS) in the fight to protect sharks, sea turtles, whales and  the abundant coral reefs in an Australian tropical paradise. We are mobilising supporters to ensure the Coral Sea's stunning marine life is protected forever.
Micro Credit to Fund 290 Rural Women Businesses This project will give poor and disadvantage women in rural Haiti the means to develop small scale sustainable businesses that will allow them to become independent while building healthy local communities. With this funding we will provide financial support, business training and motivational support to 290  women who will become local role models and will help erase gender based bias and stereotypes and other prejudices that lead to many forms of abuse of women and girls in Haitian society.
Making schools in Ghana more girl-friendly This project educates school children on their rights and responsibilities and helps abused children through counseling. It provides teachers/school staff with skills to respond to abused children.
Clean water for one million kids Splash is on an exciting mission to ensure that children in urban poverty have the resources they need to thrive! Over the next five years, we aim to reach 100% of government schools in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and Kolkata, India with clean water, clean hands, and clean toilets. This initiative, Project WISE (WASH-in-Schools for Everyone) will benefit one million kids living in some of the fastest growing cities on the planet. The impact will be healthier students and improved school attendance.
A second chance for teenage mothers in Tanzania In Tanzania girls who become pregnant usually drop out of school. Government schools are not welcoming and most cannot afford a private education. We are setting up a new inclusive and stigma free learning center in Tabora, Tanzania to help these girls regain their education goals and eventually access higher education, vocational and other technical training. Such Alternative Education Pathways (AEPs) are a proven model of enabling teenage mothers to continue an education.
Soccer Field for Children in Jeremie Haiti This project will build a soccer field in Jeremie, Haiti providing something resembling a real childhood to 150 orphans who are living day to day through the joy of sport and enriching exercise.
Water, Supplies and Virtues Kenya Primary School THE WATER NEEDS HAVE BEEN FULFILLED through collaboration.  Our greatest needs at this time: tuition and uniforms for incoming and outgoing students, and materials. This school practices the Five Strategies of The Virtues Project and has become the highest-scoring school in their district.  They have eliminated corporal punishment and have created a peaceful school environment.  Truancy has been drastically reduced and parents are engaged in school and virtues activities.
West Africa Food Crisis: Relief & Prevention Chronic food shortages are about to turn into food crises due to droughts, locusts, and conflict. Millions of people in Niger, Mali, and Mauritania are at risk of starvation.
Stand Up for Refugees Around the World More than 65 million people worldwide are displaced due to war and violence. That's 24 people who flee from their homes every minute, the largest number since WWII. Yet the world is becoming less and less willing to support these stateless people. Now more than ever do we need to stand up and change the narrative about refugees. It's time we get organized in doing so-- help us change the narrative.
Build 5 Playgrounds for Children in Afghanistan This project will fund local people to fabricate, install and maintain 5 playgrounds at schools and orphanages in Afghanistan. There are 13 million kids in Afghanistan and most do not have safe places to play among the ever-present war around them. Every dollar goes directly to building the playgrounds. The impact is immediate! At lease 15,000 kids will have safe places to play and laugh without fear.
Help 15 Girls in Bali Graduate from High School Many girls living in poverty may stop going to school, so they can work to help their parents and provide foods for their families, which leaves them without literacy and numeracy skills they need to further their careers. YKIP plans to provide a 3-year scholarship for 15 girls in Bali who come from impoverish family to complete their 12-year education and graduate from senior high school. The scholarship cost will include school fees, uniform, school supplies, daily allowances, and a workshop.
Schooling 500 children left behind by AIDS A team of 10 to 12 design professionals will design a master plan for the education of 500 and housing for 200 orphaned children on the 12.5 acre site of the existing St. Nicholas Orphanage.
Rebuild the home & livelihood of 100 flood victims The horrendous flooding that was caused by the continuous heavy rain in southern Nepal has taken the life of 74 adults and children, displaced 5,000 families and severely affected 5 million people. The families have lost their home, belongings and livelihoods. We aim to rebuild the home and livelihoods of the 100 families through this project.
Maison de la Femme This project will build an house dedicated to women and girls victims of violence, rape and all kind of abuses. Our project consists of giving to them a place where they can come to find shelter, assistance, care and help. They will meet people that can receive them and assist them. The project will take place in Pointe Noire, in Congo Brazzaville, in Africa.
Mental Health for Exploited Girls & Boys in SF Bay This project focuses on the SF Bay Area's most vulnerable youth - victims of sex trafficking - providing them with mental health treatment and group support, healthcare, and workforce training. Our youth-inspired Dream Youth Clinics are vibrant and trusted locations that provide compassionate health care for youth who are homeless and/or sexually trafficked. But in order to truly change their trajectory, we need your help to fill two important gaps: mental health care and economic opportunity.
Grow Food for 100 Homes in Uganda (Wakiso area) The community farming program started in May 2019 with the aim to empower households, increase food security, and improve nutrition.  This project targets 100 households and 600 individuals including girls and boys, along their parents. Our specific goal is to improve nutrition and ensure these orphans and vulnerable children attend primary school at Mwererwe Church of Uganda. The lunch program keeps children coming to school and off the streets since they would not be fed a meal at home.
Prevent the spread of Coronavirus in Liberia This project will prevent the spread of Coronavirus in Liberia by engaging approximately 1 million Liberians to ensure that they know, understand and implement the Coronavirus health protocols. We will partner with 213 community-based organizations and 25 media houses to ensure the messages and spread far and wide, and to ensure direct aid (food, water, hygiene supplies) reach the most vulnerable Liberians.
Help Ugandan Youth Earn Nursing Certifications This scholarship fund will enable orphans and vulnerable youth in Uganda to obtain their nursing degrees, which will both help them to secure their livelihoods and promote basic health care in their communities
Kill Malaria, Save Human Life According to Health experts, around 2 million people are dying and 3 billion people are suffering from malaria disease around the world in every year. But it is possible to save the poor patients, living in village areas. The most effective way to protect them has proved as "to use mosquito net". The project has been designed with the major objective as prevention from malaria (Distribution of mosquito net & public awareness campaign) and to stop the number of death occurring from malaria.
Eastern States Severe Weather Relief Fund In the past year disasters took their toll from snow to massive flooding that left devastating damage in its wake from Maine to Florida. The latest Hurricane, Matthew, to hit the East Coast  brought more damage and flooding in an already saturated area the end of 2016. We started out the 2017 year with the largest tornado outbreak since 1950.  Do Your Part, and its partners respond at the on-set and continue through long term recovery to assist families affected by these disasters.
Empowering Women for Democratic Participation This project's mission is to advance participatory democracy and to apply solutions to systemic barriers to sustainable human development. The first objective is to develop citizens' agency and voice, especially of women, through personal empowerment, fostering change-agents who build environments that promote democracy and guarantee freedom. The second one is to promote decision-making through participatory action to support the implementation of developmental projects and social change.
Emergency COVID in India India is the second most inhabited country on the planet and, precisely because of this incredible density, the virus is reaching very high numbers. The country does not have a health system able to respond to the numerous requests for cars and another terrible threat is the hunger. This project aims to safeguard the health of 2000 children and their families in the shanty towns of Mumbai and Nagercoil, countering the spread of the virus and ensuring at least one full meal for day.
Give Mobility to 20 Kids in the Developing World! This project will provide free orthopedic care to 20 children with untreated limb disabilities in the developing world whose families cannot afford care. For these kids, mobility is more than movement. Mobility is hope, access to education, and the chance to live-self sufficiently.
Relief and Recovery to Gaja Cyclone Hit Tamilnadu Gaja Cyclone caused widespread damaged to more than three hundred thousands of houses, million acres of cultivated lands, Costal Business and millions of Trees in the Districts of Nagapattinam, Thanjavure, Thiruvarur, Cuddalore and Pudhukkottai. People have lost their homes, their belongings and their whole means of livelihood. More than 45 people have lost their lives. This fund will be used for long term recovery and urgent relief by providing food, clothes, emergency Shelter, Drinking Water.
Self-Employ 50 Women in Rural Zimbabwe A revolving loan fund has the potential to change the lives of hundreds of women and their families. A $100 business loan can be the difference between being self-sufficient or trapped in poverty.
Help Educate Trafficked Child Sex Abuse Survivors Berea-Hillbrow Home of Hope is a home caring for and educating 76 trafficked, sexually exploited and orphaned children. Beyond providing stability to these very vulnerable girls, this project is about giving back choice, dignity and the chance at a very different kind of future than the path they set out on. The home currently provides for 5 girls in daycare, 16 in primary school, 37 in high school (6 of them seniors), 8 university students and 10 peer educators, girls waiting for study funding.
Unlock Gender & Economic Equity with AI AI Education: An Economic Imperative. Our free annual event, the AWS Global AI Challenge, launched in 2019, has the potential to reach millions of marginalized females, college/university students and entrepreneurs across the globe. Our goal is to provide beginner-level builders with virtual AI education, access to scholarships, apprenticeships, internships. job opportunities, startup accelerators, funding and more.
Shelter Home for sexually abused teenage girls Fully recovery of children and teenage girls from 8 to 18yo, who suffered from family violence / sexual abuse, most of whom have broken family ties and scholar dropouts. Shelter works as a family home program, with 3 phases:  I. Uptake street or pass through public and community institutions II. Adaptation, integration and monitoring: development of values, life skills and school rehabilitation III. Family and/or social reintegration: workshops and family therapy; job training and placement
"Back to School" for Children in Cambodia! Education in Cambodia is free. However, public schools require students to purchase uniforms, books and school supplies in order to attend which many cannot afford. When students and their families are working each and every day to barely make it by, how can these children ever get ahead? Our partner, PIO, provides everything at no cost- free schooling, daily lunches, and even medical care. With your gift, these children can continuing growing up healthy and dreaming about who they will become.
Empower American Youth to Support Darfuri Refugees The Sister Schools Program educates students in American middle schools, high schools, and universities about the Darfur crisis, connects them with Darfuri students  in refugee camps in eastern Chad, and provides them with the tools, resources, and training to advocate and raise money to support Darfuri refugee education.
Medical Supplies for Healthcare Workers in Nepal Lacerations, broken bones, internal injuries... survivors of the earthquake in Nepal need medical attention and Global Links is working to furnish the life-saving medical and surgical materials that skilled health workers need to treat and heal the wounded.
Help LAC teachers work online through OLI OLI closes the gaps between teaching and learning by providing curriculum-aligned open education resources, from lesson plans to teaching materials, to teachers. Utilizing MediaWiki as a communal platform, our flagship project is www.CNBGuatemala.org in Guatemala, and is already being accessed from Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador and other countries of the region. The curriculum is set up on a wiki, by modules, where teachers can upload and download resources.
Help Rural Girls get to Secondary Education In Pakistan, girls suffer from huge disparity of opportunities to access the education at post primary level. The biggest barrier to girls' education is the long-distance schools in the absence of a local transport facility. Friends Welfare Association (FWA) proposes to provide a second School Van to School Management Committee (SMC) of Girls' Secondary School Meilbut as the one vehicle already provided to SMC Meilbut is now insufficient to provide service to  300 girls of the said school.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Angad, Samuel, and Kian 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.
End the COVID-19 Pandemic UNICEF has been entrusted  to lead the COVID-19 vaccine distribution program in 92 countries, tasked to ensure delivery of 2 billion doses in 2021 to more than 180 countries. It will be the largest and fastest vaccination program in history.  To achieve this goal, UNICEF and partners will focus our efforts on diagnostics, treatment and equitable access to the vaccine - prioritizing community engagement across each of these pillars.
Creating child-friendly Learning Center in Nepal Dhanushadham lies in the southern belt of Nepal. The Musahar population in Dhanushadham is the most vulnerable and marginalized in terms of access to resources. At a learning center in Govindpur, Dhanushadham, 190 children are provided informal classes with the support of 3 facilitators who belong to the same community. Our project aims to educationally empower and encourage children from the Musahar communities to build their capacities out of school and support the facilitators.
Help 1000 Starving Children in Torit south Sudan Due to continued conflict in south Sudan, many families are facing starvation. Torit is one of the counties mostly affected. People here depend on farming activities which have been disrupted by conflict for the last four years. Thus families rely on relief assistance which is far much below the demand forcing families to survive on one meal per day. Two out of three children in this county is suffering from acute malnutrition. WFP is trying to support but the demand outstrips the supply.
Emergency Flood Relief Appeal In the early morning of Monday the 14th August, 2017, the Sierra Leonean capital Freetown was hit by horrific landslides and torrential rain. At least 1,141 people lost their lives and 3000 were left homeless. The capacity of the already stretched Sierra Leonean Government to help was limited.
On The Ground with the Guatemala Volcano Integral Heart Family has been working in Guatemala since 2011. Our school, which is hosting classes for our 85 sponsored kids is also operating as a drop center for supplies for the main rescue center for the victims of the volcano. We are sending medical supply and food deliveries to one center which has 676 refugees in Alotenango, Guatemala. Our plan is short-term support while this center is occupied and longer-term support in helping the affected persons relocate to their new homes.
help nurture 1,200 young entrepreneurs in kenya Hand in Hand Eastern Africa plans to inculcate an entrepreneurial culture among youths who are in primary schools within 23 Counties in Kenya by training them on entrepreneurship and helping them embrace self employment thus addressing issues of unemployment, drugs and substance abuse as well as being radicalized into terror groups
Creating Entrepreneurship By Processing Moringa This Project will create entrepreneurship and income opportunities at a grassroots level in rural South Africa by setting up a community business that processes Moringa.
Support youth in four communities in Timor-Leste Funding will support early intervention and prevention activities, case work services and an education re-engagement program to up to 200 at-risk youth in four marginalised communities in Dili, Timor-Leste. There are high rates of educational disengagement, domestic violence and gang membership amongst youth in Dili, and the COVID-19 pandemic has marginalised them further. Supporting young people to access support services, and re-engaging them in education will be critical to their future.
Empowering 140 disabled children in Toba Tek Singh The project will support the disadvantaged disabled children who are neglected by the society. This project will help them become a recognizable and equal part of the society. We will provide 50 children with wheel chairs, 40 children with crutches, 25 children with walking frames and 25 children with hearing aids. This will help these children to participate in social activities and will provide them easy access to recreation and education institutions.
Take Control! Children Life Skills Program Take Control! aims at impacting 1'000 boys and girls (aged 10-15) living in the slums of Nairobi. Through life skills camps held during school holidays, students will learn how to strengthen their internal resilience and character to overcome their daily challenges. Participants are introduced to skills of Self, Others, and Decision Making through sport.  They are challenged to think differently and live differently, not becoming just another statistic of the slums.
Support An Athlete - Develop Football In Pakistan Our society and especially marginalized communities require leaders and role models. One way to address this gap is to create them using sport- train them at the highest levels by providing with the tools, knowledge and confidence to succeed and demonstrate how sport can change lives and contribute to community development. The Academy ensures that children from lesser privileged backgrounds stay away from negative influence, spread good values and become change agents within their communities.