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Help 500 at risk youth receive education & mentors Centro Conviven promotes the social, cultural and educational development of at risk children from the slums of Buenos Aires, Argentina. We want to provide a physical and mental safe place to approx 500 youth of this community by providing educational, artistic and extra curricular workshops. The educational workshops are developed to strengthen the self-esteem of the children and give them the tools to prosper through art, sports, technology, science & math..cementing & enriching their futures.
Intervention and Response Under COVID-19 Pandemic The project addresses the newly developing vulnerability of 120 poor children and families due to COVID-19 in poor communities of Addis Ababa.  It includes children's educational and psycho-emotional needs while staying at home. Poor communities lack access to basic protective material. Hence, the project intends to solve the problem by distributing food items, protective materials, sanitizer, soap, provide home-based educational assistance, along with psycho-emotional and counseling services.
Improve literacy skills for 3000 Kenyan pupils PACE provides reading and numeracy support for students from schools in rural and slum areas. We help children move from learning to read to reading to learn. With this afterschool support, students develop a love for reading and gain the confidence to drive their own learning. This project will enable 60 of our fellows to provide eight months of literacy coaching, math support and academic enrichment for 3000 students in rural and slum areas.
The Genius of Caring The Genius of Caring is an interactive project that presents documentary portraits of family caregivers and those impacted by Alzheimer's and other caregiving diseases. We're raising funds for production of new family caregiver portraits and to produce a series of community based events. This project is supported in part by an award from the NEA and through the generous support of these organizations: Sundance Institute, The Fledgling Fund, Home Instead Senior Care, San Francisco Film Society.
Clothe 500 Girls For School in Northern Nigeria This project aims at encouraging and supporting girl-child education in Northern Nigeria and in the process stop early marriage, child labour, violence against girls and reduce poverty. Five hundred disadvantaged girls from the poorest homes will be empowered with school kits including school uniforms, schoolbags, socks, school shoes, water bottles and writing materials in order to encourage their parents and caregivers enrol them in schools so that they can take charge of their own destinies.
Amanda Stevens: Teach Life Lessons Through Running Funds raised through this project will go directly to six new Girls on the Run of Denver scholarship sites.
Long Term Initiatives to Typhoon Haiyan Victims The estimated damage of typhoon Haiyan is 34 billion pesos.  With this tremendous devastation, every recovery effort must be sustained to achieve greater impact to victims' lives. That is why CJFI will continue its long term recovery program to reach out more number of victims and gain wider scope of communities assisted.  This initiative will cover the municipalities including Tacloban City with coastal barangays facing Leyte Gulf with thousands of fishing families who were badly affected.
Working for children and the pandemic by COVID-19 We seek to strengthen our program of care for children from 0 to 6 years and their families living in violence and poverty and pandemic in Mexico. Our care model has had to be adapted to the contingency situation of COVID-19 and we continue to provide educational-therapeutic care using technological tools, imagination and creativity. With this attention we are fighting family violence, social inequality and providing psychological support to families in these difficult moments.
Improvement of six natural spring wells The initiative is to supply clean safe running water, reduce mother to child death, water related illnesses and health risks by improving six natural springs in Butangasi village Masaba Sub county Busia district Eastern Uganda.
Support Sustainable Agriculture in Haiti Haiti is one of the most food-insecure countries in the world, in large part due to soil infertility and erosion that impede farming. SOIL is researching the use of compost that is generated through its ecological sanitation projects. This knowledge will enable farmers to improve the soil and raise crops that are healthier, can better sustain drought, and yield larger harvests.
EDUCATE A CHILD - Primary Education for Refugees Almost half of the 57 million out-of-school children are affected by conflict.  During Phases I and II of the EDUCATE A CHILD project, launched by Her Highness Sheikha Moza bint Nasser of Qatar and the Education For All Foundation, UNHCR ensured primary education for 442,000 children of the estimated 1.2 million refugee children around the world who were out of school.  Following this huge success, Phase III is going for 1 MILLION!
Support HIV research- improve quality of life People with HIV face a shorter and poorer quality of life. Many will therefore take vitamins and supplements in addition to their antiretroviral therapy. However many of these supplements have not been proven to be beneficial and some may even cause harm. We wish to employ a researcher who can undertake a systematic review of existing data an present the information accessibly to people living with HIV. This could improve the quality of life of the 70,000 people accessing HIV care in the UK.
ATP Community Medical Outreaches for Nigerian Kids Ask The Paediatricians Foundation promotes good health and well-being of indigent children in Nigeria through our periodic community medical outreaches. We do two main outreaches annually targeted at indigent children in under-served communities throughout the country with no regular access to healthcare services. The Outreaches feature health talks, mass deworming, nutritional assessments, healthy lunch-packs, free medical & dental consultations, basic lab tests, essential drugs and clothes.
COMMERCIALIZATION OF HONEY FOR 600 YOUTHS IN KENYA OPUK WOMEN GROUP AIMS to buy 1200 bee hives for 600 youths. Bees perform a task that is vital to the survival of agriculture: pollination and employment provision. In fact, one third of our global food supply is pollinated by bees. Bees keep plants and crops alive. Without bees, humans wouldn't have very much to eat.
Build a new life for 12 orphans in South Africa This project will pay for a new home in the Refilwe Community, South Africa for 12 orphaned children and their caregivers who will play a direct role in their education, care, love and nourishment.
ECONOMICALLY EMPOWERING 200 WOMEN IN SOWETO, KENYA The project will empower 200 disadvantaged women in Soweto with poultry husbandry, Entrepreneurial skills and egg incubators as a means to economical independence.
Empower 200 Students' Rural Community Projects This project empowers over 200 students by training teachers, who will help them use community resources and connect their school content with transforming their communities.
Maintain  Dignity of 40000 Schoolgirls in Kenya We aim to provide 40,000 schoolgirls of menstrual age with reusable sanitary pads free of charge and educate them about reproductive health. Our aim is to ensure that no girl will have to miss school, get humiliated, be bullied or contract infections simply because they are menstruating. We plan to distribute dignity kits in schools; these will be manufactured locally by women and youths groups from the most venerable communities thus providing livelihood opportunities for the girls' families.
Give hope to the Families of the Valparaiso fire The project consists of three relevant activities focused on helping families affected by the fire that occurred on December 24th, 2019 in Valparaiso. The activities in the short term are: Ludic workshops for local children and sustainable construction workshops for young people and adults. In the long term, we will build a LUDOTECA for emotional support and socio-emotional development of children in vulnerable environments.
Sustainable Housing for Rural Communities in Mali Association La Voute Nubienne (AVN) trains villagers in Mali to build environmentally sound, healthy, houses with mud brick vaults - a valid alternative to expensive timber, sheet metal and cement.
India COVID-19 Second wave relief In India, now second wave Covid-19 direct support of health materials such mask, soap, sanitize item and herbal water as prevention of Covid-19 and livelihood support to the daily wage workers families, who lost work and earning. Rural and Tribal women, children and aged persons are getting support. The precaution on the aged people and big awareness and counseling to poor and marginalised people.
GIVE LIFE ANOTHER CHANCE to 155 HIV/AIDS PATIENTS. This project will establish an Irrigation scheme on an already purchased piece of land in Buboko village Buyinja sub county  Namayingo District, in Uganda.  We shall provide food supplements to 155 HIV/AIDS patients, Elderly and Malnourished kids in the sub county and the District subsequently.
SAVE THEM NOW This project is there to help and support the Orphans and vulnerable kids in the communities realize their future through partnering with them in providing them with the school fees and other requirements needed such as sanitary wear to the girl child. SAVE THEM NOW its a response to the needs of the orphans and vulnerable children, the help that is needed is not only for tomorrow but nke hence we thrive as an organization to see that we Act as of now to promote and guide the children.
Medical equipment for the Mater Dei Sanatorium The Mater Dei Sanatorium is recognized for its medical quality and spiritual support. In 2020 it was one of the pioneering institutions in designing a protocol so that terminal Covid19 patients can be accompanied by their families. The MDS became a safe and state-of-the-art place in quality of medical care. But new technologies do not stop and during 2021 we decided to update and renew our equipment, strengthening our health services with high quality standards, in spite of the local crisis.
Nutrition through food forests & gardens in Kenya Families in rural drylands are some of the most marginalized and malnourished on earth. They endure drought, deforestation, and food insecurity--all of which are exacerbated by climate change. We work with smallholder farming families to address these challenges by establishing food forests and kitchen gardens. These help to restore their land and feed their families, as well as provide the saplings, training and tools that they will benefit them for the rest of their lives.
Feed  500 deserted aged slum scavengers in India The project provides food materials for 30 days and two sets of cloths per person covering 500 deserted old age scavengers living in Tirunelveli corporation slums of Tamilnadu, India
Global Philanthropy Education for 100 US Youth Allowance for Good is developing the rising generation of global philanthropic leaders. This project supports two 2013 goals: 1) reach 100 US teens through programming in philanthropy and global education equity & 2) support US youth ages 13-18 in to lead projects in their communities that raise awareness and funds for our global partners. By encouraging the action of global giving at a young age, we invite US youth to build a habit of philanthropy and sense of global citizenship for a lifetime.
Inclusive entrepreneurship program Kadiwaku Family Foundation wants to help 650 individuals with disabilities living in rural areas in Democratic Republic of the Congo to participate in entrepreneurship training and will provide them with accommodation and devices designed to assist a person to perform a particular task or run a business activity, such as wheelchair, hearing aids, white canes, tape recorders so that they live live independently and be economically and socially included into society.
Save the Cassowary from Extinction in Australia The Endangered Australian Southern Cassowary is a 'keystone' species crucial for rainforest ecology, with fewer that 4,600 remaining in the wild.  Their main threat is loss of habitat due to development. Rainforest Rescue is working to save the Cassowary through buying back high conservation rainforest as well as restoring rainforest habitat and creating wildlife corridors through the planting of trees which will provide habitat, food, and a safe passage for generations of Cassowaries to come.
Building a Well and Wall for a Health Clinic Builds a wall and well for a rural maternal/child health clinic in a poor area south of Herat city, Afghanistan. Many residents of this area are internal refugees.
Change for Breast Cancer Combining your loose change with others we help families win the war against breast cancer.
Give South Korea Hope Against the COVID-19 Virus The COVID-19 virus is spreading all over the world. In South Korea, the total number of confirmed cases is around 7,800 (3/11/20). 6,462 confirmed cases (87.5%) were reported in Daegu and North Gyeong-sang Province.  Everyday, the number of confirmed cases is increasing rapidly. Buildings with confirmed cases are closed. A-PAD Korea is providing meals for children at children's centers around Daegu as almost all the restaurants in Daegu are closed. Help South Korea!
Empowering Children: The Gift of Football (Soccer) Through football,this project will provide an open environment where children feel empowered to advocate for their rights, thereby becoming vital members of their community and improving their future.
Giving innovation kitbags to 500 Ugandan students Donations of $ 6585 will secure the cost of buying innovation kitbags for 500 young students who participate in "Children Innovation Course" delivered in Uganda primary schools by Innovate Africa Foundation. 80% of the course activities is practice, where each student is expected to have an innovation kitbag containing technical tools used for making innovated items.
Give Them a Future: Educate a Tribal Girl in India Quality education is a fundamental non-negotiable to overcome poverty and deprivation. Yet thousands of tribal girls grow up unable to read or write. Agragamee helps girls from tribal and other deprived communities read, learn and excel through an innovative, fun and child centred approach. We also reach out to the parents helping them understand the importance of educating girls and quality school education
Providing vaccines and maternal care in Nigeria This project will build a Children's Hospital to provide a full range of health services including childhood immunisations and a Women’s Hospital to provide maternal care.
SUPPORT WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE IN IMO STATE The crisis in the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) sector extends to institutions, 50 per cent of all rural communities and schools in IMO STATE do not have basic water supply and sanitation facilities while 50 per cent of health care facilities lack clean water and 88 per cent of them lack basic sanitation.  Nearly 60 thousand children die before they start school from diseases caused by poor levels of access to WASH.
Support Local Tech to Slow the Spread of COVID-19 As with many other countries, Tanzania too has been impacted by COVID-19. Twende Social Innovation Centre wants to flatten the curve by making technologies to slow the spread of the virus. According to health practitioners, handwashing destroys the virus. We have successfully tested foot-powered tippy taps, where users can wash hands without touching the tap. We need your support to bring our locally designed and built tippy taps to public hospitals, orphanages, and marketplaces in Arusha, TZ.
Buy a Cow to Educate a HS Student in Rural Kenya As you know there is nothing more valuable in life as education. Tumaini Miles of Smiles Centre not only houses, feeds, clothes the orphans, abandoned and the poor, but goes deeper to provide quality education to enable them to become whole people in the society. Currently we are educating 300 children, Baby class - class 8 and 57 in high school. Our goal is to empower and equip these children to break the cycle of poverty. Get involved and lets experience the change together!
Support 300 Orphaned&Vulnerable Children in Uganda This project will build  an orphanage Center in Kasanda County in Mubende District in Central  Uganda,  to provide Basic needs  and social support services  to 300 Orphaned & Vulnerable Children affected by  absolute Poverty, HIV/AIDS as a result of  civil  Wars  and  on and off immigration.
Build A School for Kids in Uganda Building Tomorrow's "Build A School Project" will fund the construction of a primary-level academy in rural Uganda for up to 325 students. Donations will be matched by our partner community in Uganda via a donation of three acres of land and 20,000 hours of volunteer labor. Community members and parents of future students will oversee construction and, ultimately, management of the academy. Upon its opening, the Ugandan Ministry of Education will staff the academy and fund operating costs.
Life-saving Infant Feeding Programme Zambia MAITS' life-saving infant feeding programme supports high-risk babies to breastfeed. We are fundraising to run this in Zambia where the infant mortality is 40 per 1,000 births in 2018. Globally, complications for premature babies are the main cause of death in under 5's, (1 million deaths/year, roughly half occurring in sub-Saharan Africa.) Most premature babies will have difficulty breastfeeding. MAITS trainers & master trainers work directly with mothers & babies to establish breastfeeding.
Youth Learning & Technology Center in Topeka KS The project will establish a centrally located place for youth to come and learn skills that will allow them to grow and flourish into respectable adults. While community centers and our public library are places to hangout, a facilities committed to providing high-end instruction in technology and opportunities to develop work ethic are needed in cities across the United States. There's a dire outlook for youth; especially those of color. Will you help us offer a better pathway out of poverty?
Save 200 Orphans from Child Labor in Rural Uganda This project will provide basic social safety net (food, education and health care support) to orphans and critically vulnerable children hailing from 60 households in Nyakwae sub-county of Abim district in Karamoja sub-region of Uganda benefiting at least 200 children as direct beneficiaries. This will enable these children to stop engaging in exploitative casual labor works in their quest to meet these basic needs thereby helping to uphold the dignity of these disadvantaged children
Help Educate 200 Rural Orphans in Siaya - Kenya Scaling up access and completion rate to education of 200 rural Kenyan orphans with an aim to free them from poverty circle and abuse in future. "Please help me unchain my self" an Orphan once pleaded
ORBIS to Build and Repair Latrines for Communities Gamo Gofa, Konso and Derashe are overpopulated areas where it is difficult to establish and maintain proper sanitation facilities. These poor sanitary conditions mean that bacteria spread quickly and trachoma infections are common. Open field defecation around the periphery of the villages was a common phenomenon in the area until recently. By repairing and building latrines, ORBIS has improved sanitation facilities and the effect this has on reducing the transmission of trachoma is significant.
PPI-South Africa City-Wide Tournament PeacePlayers International will unite more than 1,000 students from 7 different areas of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa for an all-day City-Wide Tournament.  Each team is composed of a combination of children from each of the 7 different urban, township, and rural areas. The tournament creates a rare atmosphere where kids from various backgrounds get a chance to play together in a safe environment. Our belief is that, "children who learn to play together, can learn to live together."
Natural Medicine training in 10 Kenyan communities REAP plans to establish proven natural medicines as central to rural living and train small scale farmers in 10  rural Kenyan communities to grow, process and use proven herbal medicines for accessible and affordable health.  We focus on sharing knowledge and providing quality planting material. Using relevant and accessible, scientifically researched medicinal plants, including Artemisia and Moringa, we take teaching and planting materials to where they can be used for maintaining health.
CARE's Indonesia tsunami rebuilding program Contributions to CARE's multi-country Rehabilitation Fund will enable us to provide communities sustained assistance to help them recover - emotionally, psychologically, financially and socially
Help Build 5 Classrooms in RT GAYA PRASAD SCHOOL In 2001 the school was running under a temporary hut kind of structure and in open, for last almost 15 years and the number of kids studying were almost 300-350, but due to its temporary structure most of the days especially during rainy season, the school had to be shutdown and thus studies were affected.  When Round Table entered into the scene, we were moved by the pathetic state of affairs and vowed to come back and build a school there and have now promised to build 5 classrooms.
Stop Bride Kidnapping of Girls in Kyrgyzstan This project will empower girls in two villages in Kyrgyzstan (500 girls) to protect themselves from "bride kidnapping" -- a tradition of kidnapping girls and forcing them into marriage. Entire villages -- girls and boys, parents, and teachers -- will learn to use the law to understand their rights, protect themselves, and ensure that kidnappers are prosecuted.  Girls will be able to attend school without the fear of abduction, and parents will not pursue child marriage to avoid kidnapping.
Emergency Appeal for Flood Victims of Bihar Terrible Floods have hit Bihar again. Over 350 people have died.  Tens of thousand are homeless and do not have even a plastic sheet for shelter We need your help to provide Emergency Relief to reach out to 10,000 people.  We need to provide blankets , mosquito nets, food, clothes and medicines especially for children. With our trusted position with local government we can ensure aid reaches those most in need of it quickly and safely.
Help 300 Refugee Children in Burundi get Educated Refugee children we assist are victims of armed conflicts and other kind of violence mainly from the Democratic Republic of Congo. When survive, together with their families they flee to neighboring countries and are unable to meet their basic needs, including education. The AMV since 2006 has set up an Emergency Education structure in Bujumbura, which benefit more than 200 children each year. The AMV mission is provide Education to refugee kids aiming to help them face their future challenges.
Using Animal Care to Promote Empathy in Children With your support, an education campaign and free, veterinary clinic will be conducted annually at one community in Northern Swaziland. The clinic will provide much needed veterinary services to 200 dogs and cats, while the education campaign will teach positive animal care practices. Daily examples of good animal care will help promote the development of responsibility and empathy in rural Swazi children. Over time, this will help reverse Swaziland's high rate of domestic violence.
Provide 1200 refugee girls sanitary pads in Uganda CECI plans to provide basic education on menstruation management monthly and reusable sanitary pads for free, on termly base, to 1200 adolescent girls (of age 13-20) in Imvepi Refugee Camp settlement to keep them in school, also providing 100 school-dropouts and teenage-mothers with free basic entrepreneurship skills training and startup capital to enable them engage in income generating activities in their community to support themselves and inturn [re]enrol in school.