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Support Social Care Center for Ukrainian refugees Just in one day their lives were turned into hell ... Hastily having collected the most precious things, crying children woken up at night by tears of fear and horror in the eyes of their parents... that's what the war in Ukraine did with 1.5 million people who, according to the statistics of United Nation Office, suffered from the hostilities in the South-East of Ukraine.
Technology Connects Kenya Scientists to Vital Data AIDS vaccine trials require a lot of data to be analyzed. This project supports the I.T. network that allows field sites to communicate data to the main lab for research & entry in central database.
A New Hope for Kibera's Orphans Kibera is Africa's largest urban settlement. Global One has schools in Kibera. We have operated successful, holistic programs since 2012 serving 1,500 children, women and men. Half the population consists of children under the age of 16. The majority lack the opportunity and finances to afford tuition. Childhood education is one of the strongest predictors of lifespan, longterm income, and health. It is a moral imperative.    Our Project Goal: a new modern school, equipped to serve 1500.
Haiti: Cholera -- We can save lives. In October 2010, cholera, first appeared in Haiti and rapidly spread through a vulnerable population that had not been exposed to the pathogen in over a century. Thus far, there has been 420,000 infections, 6,000 deaths. In July 2011, one person was infected with cholera almost every minute, and at least 375 died. Poor & unequal access to potable water and sanitation is the primary culprit for the rapid spread of cholera. International Action's chlorinators can provide clean water and save lives
Participation of Males in Family Planning Project There is a very strong need for more options that men can use as a way to become more involved in family planning. CCDO works to educate the community to have the proper programs that could find better ways to reach men as individuals and as members of couples using contraceptives through educating couples, information dissemination and discussion on families. Project impacts will include enhanced awareness and knowledge on family planning issues
Educational support for Orphans children in Ethiop Orphan and vulnerable children who have either lost one or both parents live in extreme poverty with their guardians with little access to basic needs. Shalom Yebego Aderagot Derejet Capacity building, Care and Support of poorest women, orphan and vulnerable children project covers children's school fees, tutorial lessons, after school meals, school uniforms and materials. Children receive after school meals and tutorial lessons at our drop in center with a library and other services.
Media education for 50 children in Mexico Our goal is to provide Mexican children with tools to exercise their communication and human rights through media literacy workshops. Our goal is to create media observatories and media production groups for and by children.
Help Young Disabled Fighters Access Vital Therapy We Win's mission is to raise money to help young survivors afford crucial therapies on their long road to rehabilitation. Physical therapy is the one and only proven treatment for many disabling injuries and illnesses (spinal cord injury, brain injury, stroke, brain tumor, neurodegenerative disorders, etc.). But because of financial restraints, many are forced to give up on fighting for their potential and fighting for their dreams. Above all, we want to empower them to hope, to fight & to win.
Educating 80 Girls and Orphans in Kenya This project will help our university scholarship recipient Isaac, help his community build classrooms, start a library and train teachers to educate all, but especially girls and orphans.
Creating Healthier Families One Child At A Time Addiction is a leading health problem, causing death, illness and disabilities. It is a progressive, potentially fatal, but treatable disease. We are a residential program that assists recovering substance abuse individuals with: housing, healthcare, parenting,employment and sober living skills for long-term recovery as a way of life.
We assist parents in their child rearing endeavors; creating healthier families while also working to prevent substance abuse in children.
Operating an Education Center for 60 Children The Integral Heart Foundation has been working full-time in Guatemala since 2010. Having successfully funded the opening of our center, we will now focus on fundraising for the operating costs of between $25-30,000 annually. We support the lives and education of 60 children and teenagers and their families. The education programs happening at 'La Academia' are Critical-Thinking, English, Spanish, History, Psychology, Homework Study, art, playtime and we provide breakfast, lunch and snacks daily.
Volmoed Staff COVID-19 Funds to Raise 60% Pay Volmoed Retreat Centre and the staff have been severely impacted by the total lockdown in South Africa, due to the COVID-19 virus.  Bookings have had to be cancelled for the foreseeable future, resulting in an end to income to pay the staff for the next months.  The staff have been shifted to 60% of their salaries until bookings return, which may not be until the end of 2020. These funds would enable Volmoed to support the staff during the next six months and in future emergencies and crises.
Medical relief and supplies for Yolanda Survivors The Love for Life Foundation of Philippine American Physicians in America (LFLF)  is working with our partners, the Kapampangan Development Foundation and the staff at the Dr. Jesus A. Datu Medical Center (see project #2268) to mobilize a group of medical professionals to go to the island of Leyte, one of the areas hardest hit by Yolanda.
We are shipping clothing, food, and potable water to the area. 
LFLF is also organizing the Filipino groups in New England to work together as one
Training on safe and unsafe touch to 5000 kids 1) 5000  children (from 3 to 16 years) of government schools of Indore city will be trained on safe and unsafe touch. 2) two School teachers from 20  schools and 5 children from 20 school will be trained as master trainer to sustain the project. 3) School support staff will be trained to take care of children by child friendly practices. 4) 20 schools comprising 5000 children in Indore city of   Madhya pradesh will be benefited.
Buy Solar lamps for 100 rural children in Uganda This project will introduce creative program to make solar lights available at an affordable cost, especially to the poorest in selected families. Selected families will benefit from the availability of lighting derived from clean solar energy for the provision of more reading hours for their school age children, and creating more opportunity for improved health and savings from frequent purchase of kerosene.
Assist 20 women producing 100% biopads in Cameroon Through False Labels Global Inc.we will help 10 million rural women and girls in overcoming the social barriers linked with menstruation by providing them with low-cost sanitary pads (KujaEcoPads),an innovation that produces 100% biodegradable sanitary pads from locally sourced banana stem fibers.We plan to buy land and build a production center for the 20 who are currently working in a very small rented space.
Psychological Counseling for 20 Nepali Children In Nepal, psychological counseling is only now beginning to be used to help children address and recover  from trauma and the stresses of life.  The Nepal Youth Foundation's Ankur Counseling Center (ACC) offers counseling to needy children.  In addition, the ACC leads programs designed to teach professionals in education, medicine and social services how to provide these counseling services to children throughout the country.
Nepal Earthquake Food Security Initiative The project will provide vegetable seed packets, garden tools and materials so that the earthquake survivors can start backyard gardening and ensure food security. International food aid will be gone in a short while and will never be enough. Meanwhile gardening is easy to do, will provide relaxation and value for the depressed survivors and best of all will provide food and nutrients on a daily basis. The survivors do not have to wait for long since some vegetables mature in 22 days.
Empower and Protect Indian Women Domestic Workers The project will educate women domestic workers and organize them to defend their rights and prevent exploitation. The project will empower women and create awareness of their issues in the public.
A little goes a long way CityHope Disaster Relief provides relief aid to the most vulnerable of human beings at a time when disaster strikes.  Whether it's a flood; a drought; social & politically motivated unrest, we are here to provide a measure of comfort and dignity to those worst affected.  HELP us today by donating funds which are used to ensure that each victim receives a relief kit which comprises of food, sanitary provision and hygiene products to help during the height of the catastrophe.
UN Migration Aid for Internally Displaced Afghans Hundreds of thousands of people have been internally displaced in Afghanistan in the last two months.   Under our UN mandate to coordinate and manage displacement responses globally, IOM is on the ground providing lifesaving supplies and building emergency shelters for those who have been forced to leave their homes.   Delivering humanitarian aid in this ever-changing context is difficult, but your support can make a difference!
Taking Care of 150 Vulnerable Refugees Children For the holistic development of vulnerable children, we want to offer shelter, Education, food, and medical care to refugee children,unaccompanied minors victims of different human rights abuse.
Support young leaders to improve education Ensena Ecuador is a non-profit that believes in education as the best way to achieve equal opportunities for everyone. How do we do it? Our leadership program recruits young professionals that area committed to their country and want to change their reality. They teach in schools located in communities in need for two years as full time teachers to impact the lives of hundreds of students and their families.
Financial aid for 10 cancer affected youths Due to financial constraints many cancer patients of  Dhenkanal district, Odisha  fail to do their treatment at the state designated expensive hospitals. In this context the organisation has selected 10 poor and vulnerable youths to provide them the required financial assistance to do their treatment and to save their live from the unprecedented death. The organisation apart from providing required financial support will offer them other backward and forward linkage
Help us send 40 children to school in Uganda This project will provide a quality education to 40 children living in rural Uganda. Your donation will go towards required school fees, learning materials and uniforms to youth who would not be able to attend otherwise. Helping a child reach their full potential with a solid foundation of learning allows them to become confident community leaders with the ability to solve their own regional problems.
Free 300 Women from Domestic Violence in Cambodia World Hope will help 300 women and girls, victims of domestic and sexual violence, to recover from abuse by building the capability of local social workers. WHI also educates communities on women's rights to prevent future violence.
Kitchen Gardens for 100 Households in Cameroon. The project will address high rates of food insecurity, and malnutrition in Cameroon, by establishing 100 kitchen' gardens for 100 malnourished  households,with nutrient-rich seeds .  It will provide education in adequate nutrition and balance diet, to malnourished households with average size of 7 members per household. It aims to empower poor families to cultivate and sale assorted vegetables to reduce poverty and improve health and well-being of women and their children in rural Cameroon.
Promoting "I am Tomorrow Girl" Project Conflict effects on girls is enormous, worst through abduction used for sex satisfaction, sold for domestic work, maiming, death and disrupted growth from childhood; thus lost opportunities for meaningful education leading to high drop outs, unemployment and loss of skills, no employment opportunities for earning incomes; increased vulnerability to antisocial behaviors such as alcoholism and drug abuse, high teenage pregnancies, HIV infection & poverty. Girls for education & household incomes.
Engineers Without Borders - Cal Poly SLO EWB Cal Poly, the EWB-USA Premier Chapter 2012, is currently undertaking three projects. The India project is building septic systems for a handful of households in Sainji. In Nicaragua, a health center has been completed for a small community in Camilo Ortega while the Thailand project has just recently completed six water filtration systems for villages in Huai Nam Khun. Both of these projects are now transitioning into new projects for their respective communities.
SWATT-TEAM: sexual violence responders in Zimbabwe 1 in 4 women in Zimbabwe have experienced sexual violence since the age of 15, causing long-term emotional and psychological trauma which impacts on women's ability to care for themselves and their families. Oasis Zimbabwe is training 1000 community sexual violence responders, to help survivors to access immediate medical and legal support, and to process and recover from trauma in the long term, so they can build hopeful and sustainable futures where they can pursue their dreams.
Training and Supplies for Health Workers in Nepal Health workers are critical to the health and survival of mothers and newborns in Nepal. They are selected within the community and are trained to assess, classify, and treat or refer children with signs of infection, disease and other life-threatening conditions.
Build 4 classrooms for rural children in Kenya This project will provide classrooms to over 200 children at Imara School in Mwala, Kenya. Imara school currently runs to 4th grade and we would like to add 4 more classrooms to accommodate these children as they learn and grow.
Prevent Diabetic Blindness in Libya This image is of an eye going blind from Diabetes. Permanent and irreversible blindness can be one of the most devastating consequences of diabetes,which is the leading cause of blindness in working age adults in Libya. The Avicenna Group, working with UC Berkeley School of Optometry and the Libyan Diabetes Association, has established the Libya Blindness Prevention Project, a monitoring and treatment referral program to help reduce and prevent Diabetic Blindness in Libya.
Health and Edu. Assist. to 100 Vulnerable Children This project will provide Health and Education assistance to 100 vulnerable children ((HIV/AIDS affected/infected/orphan) in GbehlayGeh District of Nimba County through the procurement and distribution of education and nutrition supplies to target beneficiaries, providing medical assistance to 100 persons,purchase of two motorbikes,incur other direct cost,pay office rent,conduct empowerment training for 100 caregivers,conduct HIV AIDS awareness in 4 sch. for students, pay Perdiem and stipend.
FOOD DISTRIBUTION FOR COVID-19 RELIEF Distributing Food Supplies for Families in need who affected by Covid-19 Pandemic. Due to this pandemic, Bali is closed for International tourism and many people struggling to provide for their families and there are many unemployment in Bali. Hotels are closed, restaurant empty, Tourist object quiet. With food supplies we will be able to help the people surviving day by day.
Help 73 Tanzanian Vulnerable Children go to School Tanzania is experiencing an unprecedented increase in the number of orphans and vulnerable children (OVC). Despite discrepancies in statistics, the number of vulnerable children in the country is increasing. HIV/AIDS induced orphan hood that constitute 58.8% of all orphans in Tanzania.TA Foundation plans to support education materials to vulnerable children who are in-school and those who dropped out of school due to lack of education materials so that they could go on with their studies.
Children's Parliament for Children in Slums Prime Trust organizes Children's Parliaments for children of the remedial schools and of our Self-Help Group members. These parliaments are designed for children between the age of 9 and 14 and encourage them to engage in local, national and international democratic processes. Essentially these children are discussing issues that directly affecting their lives.  Through these parliaments we believe that every child should be able to express themselves openly and without fear.
Thuto Teacher Development Programme The Thuto Teacher Development Programme aims to produce public school teachers who will impact the lives of children ages 6 to 13 during their Primary School years (Grade 0 to 7). This addresses the entire phase of a child's fundamental learning on which strong foundations for higher education can be built.  We seek to produce effective, motivated, inspirational, and professional teachers for South African schools in scarce skills.
Montessori Training for East Pokot Teachers This initiative will provide members from the Pokot community with the opportunity to become Montessori teachers and gain a nationally recognised teaching qualification. Skilled and motivated teachers from the local community are key to increasing access to quality education and contribute to breaking the cycle of poverty in the East Pokot region.
2011 Emerging and Innovative Environmental Leaders A new brand of leader is needed to tackle todayÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s challenges. Training in high engagement leadership, communications, coalition building and diversity are a just a few of the benefits of ELPÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s program
Feed & Empower Over 5000 Refugees in Greece The Food Project delivers fresh fruit, vegetables & dry food to over 5000 refugees stranded in Greece. Through operating in 17 refugee sites and partnering with 15 organisations, each family receives two food packs a week. The project gives malnourished children access to the vital nutrients they need to grow strong and healthy. It allows families to cook for themselves, empowering individuals and upholding dignity. A project that aims to enhance the health and well-being of those fleeing war.
Safe Childbirth in Rural Uganda In Uganda women and newborns die every day from complications related to pregnancy and childbirth that could have been prevented or treated. Poor quality care due to an insufficient number of skilled health workers and lack of basic equipment are leading causes of those complications. Within this project we will optimize access to safe birth, obstetric and neonatal care in the rural areas by provision of safe, comprehensive and simple lifesaving solutions and training of health care providers.
Gift Laptops to students for enhanced learning This project seeks to provide digital devices - a mobile phone and a laptop to 40 orphan and destitute students who are pursuing Undergrad Degree in various Colleges.  These students require Mobiles and Laptops for their assignments and coursework. Because they are either orphaned or destitute, they need your support to procure digital devices.
Send Ngabe-Bugle Indigenous Youth to High School Approximately 82% of Indigenous youth in Ngabe-Bugle communities in Panama are not able to complete high school. Located in very remote areas of the country with a 92% poverty rate, families cannot afford the costs of transportation, room and board, uniforms, technology, and other supplies required for their teenagers to attend middle school and high school. By donating to Native Future, you will directly support 29 Indigenous youth in overcoming these obstacles to pursuing their education.
Georgetown Visitation Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Claudia, Gabby, and Lynn from Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School 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.
Business start-up hub for 250young people in Kenya The business start-up hubs provides young graduates from marginalised rural communities in Kenya (75% girls) with the stepping stone between full-time education at our Seed of Hope vocational training centres and running a successful business.  The start-up hub provides support from a Business & IT teacher along with the technical equipment and facilities young people need to start their business, enabling them to save money from their profits to invest in the equipment they need in the future.
COVID-19 Food Relief Fund SUKRUPA Bangalore INDIA SUKRUPA works with economically backward communities mostly first-generation learners children of migrant daily wage workers, especially girls.  Due to The COVID, -19  families are deeply impacted and are struggling for basic needs. You can help us provide groceries, vegetables, snacks and stationaries for 400 families.  At $150/- each month each family will receive groceries, vegetables, snacks, stationaries, and creative material.   Please consider donating. Your gift ensures a positive change
Improve Health in rural Zimbabwe ASAP will train 24 rural Cluster Facilitators (CF) for 3 days in permaculture, growing and using medicinal herbs and general health issues. These facilitators will then form local health clubs in their respective areas and train 12,000 people in these same health issues.
Give the gift of travel to 20 HBCU students in DC! Many US-born minority students will graduate college having never owned a passport or traveled outside the US. First Trip seeks to award 20 short-term study abroad scholarships of $750 to underrepresented students at HBCUs in the Washington DC area. Our goal is to increase diversity in study abroad by alleviating financial and other inequitable barriers for students to travel abroad for the first time, your donation will help us develop a new and diverse generation of global citizens!
Help Mentor 100s of  U.S. Middle School Boys CBM CARES is helping hundreds of African American boys across the nation, in late elementary and middle school, to develop an attachment to school (less truancy and suspensions, and greater high school matriculation); achieve academically and improve their behavior by connecting them to a responsible male mentor. These relationships are helping them to mature, grow and prosper in life. Our program works in CA, DC, IL, MA, MD, PA, SC TX, and VA.
Research & Capacity Building for New Partnerships The Branch Foundation (TBF) is looking to develop new partnerships throughout South-East Asia! Since 2007, TBF has supported numerous projects thought the region. Given the success of these funded projects and the organization's positive track-record, TBF is looking to expand its regional scope and launch projects in different areas. In order to make this possible, TBF needs funding for research into new South-East Asian marginalized communities and organizational capacity building.
Build 3 Classrooms for 300 Refugee Kids in Uganda This project will build 3 classrooms in Kyaka 2 Refugee camp Uganda, where Children have been studying under trees. It will Providing books and training to support 300 vulnerable refugees affected by the civil war and conflict in Africa.
Help educating RailwayPlatform Children,Bihar(Ind) This project will help in overall growth including education and basic needs of the 100 orphan children of Begusarai, Bihar (India) and they are bound to beg in railway platforms to run their lives.
MADD Victim Helpline - 24/7 help for crash victims The MADD Helpline helps those who are impacted by impaired driving crashes when they need it.  We are there for those who have been injured in crashes, for the loved ones of those who have been killed, and for concerned citizens who want to help end the violent crime of drunk driving.