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Support a Participant The Interfaith Encounter Association brings together, each year, several thousands of Jews, Muslims and Christians in around 250 encounters held by around 40 groups. They come from all parts of the political and religious spectra, ages, walks of life etc.  This naturally requires funding. The average cost of operation is around $10 a month per participant. We ask you to partner with us in realizing and expanding this work through sponsoring one, or more, participants.
The child is everything to us Our goal is to provide personal and group support for young people taken into state custody. We undertake organising coaching and holding activities dealing with personal development for children raised in children's homes in order to help these young people to find their own resources. We want them to be aware of their worth and to know that their disadvantaged situation is nothing more than a temporary state, a difficult starting point which can be left behind.
Rescue-Spay/Neuter 200 dogs abandoned in Mexico Our Dog Rescue Center plans to provide medical care, including vaccinations and neuter/spay operations, for 200 dogs in Santa Rosalia, Mexico. Stray dogs roam the streets and the number will continue rising unless we shift the trend by providing veterinary care, promoting adoption, and increasing animal treatment education. We will improve the health and safety of the community by improving the health and well-being of the stray dogs.
Help Preserve Massachusetts Families Your support will help OurRJ manage at least 6 Children Requiring Assistance (CRA) cases in 2017. Though noncriminal proceedings, CRA cases are often a pathway for young people into the juvenile justice system and in some instances, the outcome of cases may sadly be the termination of parental rights. In contrast, OurRJ uses our unique restorative justice model to provide families with a space for honest dialogue, collaborative problem solving and comprehensive, long-term services.
Help Educate 100 Needy & Worthy Children in Kenya Most children come from either child led families, bed laden parents, abusive parents or extremely poor families. These are the needy children. Worthy are those despite the myriad challenges are hard working and well mannered. We have set targets for them. Those who achieve the targets get support. We are already supporting about 25 of them. We need support to help more. This has encouraged more to work hard & be well mannered. It has also prompted parents to bring children  with abilities.
Help Bring Wildlife Back to Angkor Forest This pioneering project reintroduces Endangered pileated gibbons and other species decimated by over-hunting in the last century to the ancient forests of Cambodia's Angkor Temple Complex. Now a UNESCO World Heritage site, it is well-protected and safe for wildlife. Our goal is to establish a genetically diverse population by releasing a cross-selection of small carnivores, primates and ungulates. Released gibbons, muntjac and otters now raise wild-born offspring, helping to re-wild Angkor!
Community COVID Housing Program- 5,000 Home The Community COVID Housing Program (CCHP) is a transformative plan that will rebuild the lives of 5,000 people over the next 2 years. The CCHP will focus on multiple strategies including  Housing, Diversion and Mental Health Case Management. This program will permanently house people who are currently experiencing literal homelessness (e.g., living in shelters, encampments or on the streets) as well as those who may fall into homelessness as a result of the economic effects of the coronavirus.
Primary Education for Mayan Children The project helps indigenous families overcome poverty and discrimination to obtain primary school education for their children.
Georgetown Visitation Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Cindy, Ann-Audrey, Elayna, Citiana, and Heidy from Georgetown Visitation 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 to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Improving lives of 3,000 disabled children in DR This project contribute to improve the life conditions of the  disabled children of La Altagracia Province in the Dominican Republic, especially those living in poverty in the Punta Cana region, through the operation of a specialized health center in the community of Veron that will benefit to more than 3,000 children
Give 100 Needy Children a Year of School This project will provide a full year of education for 100 children who come from disadvantaged families in Mauritius. Your support is invested in helping them complete one academic year in primary and/or secondary schools, using a wide range of tools to make it happen: providing school fees, uniforms, supplies, tutoring and scholarships.  Going to school - and not dropping out - is absolutely essential to building a future free from poverty.
Support Emergency Homeless Services in Ireland Ireland is in the middle of a housing and homelessness crisis with record numbers of men, women and children trapped in emergency accommodation and many more living in housing insecurity. The Simon Communities across Ireland provide support and services to thousands of people experiencing this stress and trauma. These funds will help us to continue providing these essential services to a growing number of people.  Whatever the issue, Simon's door is always open, for as long as we are needed!
Palliative Care for Advanced Cancer Patients-India Karunashraya, a 55 bedded facility extends free professional palliative care to advanced stage cancer patients who are at the end-of-life stage.Patients are at Karunashraya for an average period of 15 to 30 days before they pass on.These last days of the patients are made comfortable and free from pain- both physical and mental by our team of doctors, nurses and counselors. All food requirements, medicines and medical consumables are provided by us.The pleasant ambiance adds to their well being
HELP ADOLESCENT MOTHERS AND THEIR BABIES LIVE This project will help keep 500 adolescent mothers (15-19 years) and their children under the age 5 years alive. Adolescents get pregnant due to various circumstances thus the crucial need for them to learn how to feed their children, to understand when and where to seek health care for both themselves and the children.  And the importance of immunization for their child as well as to access Sexual Reproductive Health for themselves.
Help the flood displaced people of Kelantan The East Coast of Malaysia encountered the worst flood in over one hundred years. Many low lying areas have seen houses or even entire villages completely being destroyed by flood waters. What is most needed now is temporary shelters, house hold items, construction materials, tools and furnishing for reconstruction of homes, school and health clinics. Town areas will slowly crawl back to life but the Orang Asli will find it very hard to get life back to normal if no help is extended to them
Organic Seed Bed for 5000 Trees at MULIA Uganda This project will establish a nursery seed bed for fruit trees, with the intention of growing at least 5000 trees per year. These trees will be transferred to schools and community locations where low income children will gain nutrition from the fruit and learn the agriculture skills required to care for them organically. The trees will reduce soil erosion, decrease the incidence of droughts and floods by balancing soil moisture, and sequester carbon from the atmosphere to combat climate change.
Psychiatric rehabilitation for farmers in distress This project aims to aid farmer's in depression, their relatives and others struggling with mental health problems in Vidarbha region. Initiating rehabilitation and counselling centre with face-to-face treatment for patients may help to reduce the farmer's suicide crisis in Vidarbha. This project may help to tackle several problems including; lack of treatment, lack of resources and facilities for the mentally ill and social discrimination against those suffering depression problems.
Stop Bone Deformity of a child in Oldonyo Sambu Stop bone deformity of a child by helping supply safe and clean water to a community struggling from drinking water with high fluoride contents. In this community water for domestic use has high fluoride contents, naturally occurring inorganic chemical whose consumption through water is dangerous for health. The brackish water consumed by hundreds of people in this community is reported to have caused physical deformities, including weakened bones which affected mainly legs and teeth.
Provide Emotional Support for Girls in Quito! 60% of the 685 children UBECI works with in the markets of Quito are girls. This alarming statistic means girls are less likely to attend school than boys and therefore have fewer opportunities later in life. With the Global Giving 2019 Girl Fund Campaign, UBECI will: work with psychologists to improve girls' self-esteem and work to change the community's mindset to focus on the importance of women's education and equal opportunity.
Education for 1000 slum children in Goa This project is a uniquely designed program that prepares slum children, for formal education by taking the school to them. This project will provide 1000 children who are living on the edge, marginalized, and deprived of basic education, health facilities, and with no financial security with education and comprehensive support services.
COVID-19: Bring Hope to the elderly and vulnerable LEAP Africa is responding to the pandemic by supporting the most vulnerable in Nigeria, working through our social entrepreneurs who are at the frontline of providing relief to the poorest communities who have been hardest hit by the crisis. The interventions are catering to the welfare and wellbeing of these low-income families in three broad areas: Food supplies and toiletries, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), and sensitization. Join us to scale the intervention activities in Nigeria.
Send 100 Children to Pre-School in Bangladesh Five pre-school classes will be set-up in the slums of Chittagong allowing 100 pre-school age children to attend classes 2 days a week for one year.
Students create digital tools to solve problems Apps for Good is an education technology charity working to transform education to help young entrepreneurs thrive in a tech driven future, growing a generation of tech creators. We  work with teachers to create a new kind of learning, one that's rooted in the real world and driven by students. Students taking the course move through the full app development cycle from concept to coding to launch, creating their own digital tools to solve real world problems.
Nisha Tamang Memorial Fund for Scholarships On 8th August 2016, PHASE Nepal staff nurse Nisha Tamang died in a tragic helicopter accident while accompanying her patient, Preeti Gurung, to hospital in Kathmandu. With them the pilot, Preeti's son and three of her relatives also perished. Nisha was a bright, determined and vital young woman, who had left an easy job as a college instructor to work with PHASE in remote communities. She was much loved by all she worked with, and her immediate colleagues are devastated by her death.
Clothes for 300 Children At Don Bosco Trivandrum At Don Bosco Veedu Society, we rescue and rehabilitate at risk and orphaned children from all over the country. Some of the bare necessities that a rescued child needs are a set of dress and chappals (sandals). It costs Rs. 1000 per child. According to our statistics, the Society has provided shelter to more than 300 children in the year 2015. It is our responsibility to be able to provide a roof to as many children who are in dire need of it
Drinking water for 200+children in South Africa With adequate funding ASoH will not only bring drinking water to over 200 more children at the Leap School, Jane Furse campus but will also expand their gardening program with water for irrigation providing at least one nutritious meal per day.  Many of these children are orphans and/or are suffering from HIV - the availability of  of clean water, coupled with on-going training and technical support, has been shown to improve health conditions, combat poverty, and promote education.
Change200 Kenyan girls lives through education Women Without Borders-Kenya would like to empower 200 girl with knowledge through education by providing them with school necessities,including books,uniforms,sanitary pads and tuition fee among others.Our education sponsorship in partnership with 39 schools wil support young girls/ adolescent girls to transition from primary to secondary education system,as this where we see most drop outs given the increase of fees.This will impact the whole community at large.and scale up with 4000 in 2 years
Educate 500 slum youth in Argentina 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 circular 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.
Primary School Teacher Training in Chattisgarh Chhattisgarh village primary schools have practically no teachers!!  Help us train 75 educated youth there to become quality and long standing teachers in primary schools there.
Train 100 Women  on Land Rights in Siaya This project will build the capacity of 100 women and girls in Siaya County/ Kenya, providing competent training for 10 women on land rights and campaign, constructing a legal advisory and training center,provide scholarships for 10 girls, hold 3 legal clinics, training and mentoring women political aspirants to participate effectively in the Kenyan political contest.
California Academy Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Jeannie, Irene, Hannah, Lydia, and Lily from California Academy of Mathematics and Science 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 to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Liberation of the Girl Child through Education SEED runs an educational sponsorship program for underprivileged children where poor children are provided admission in nearby English Medium private schools. This project stems from the necessity to reach out to more children in need and distress, girl children in particular.  The proposed project aims to provide educational opportunities to 100 girl children who hail from impoverished communities. The beneficiary children will be chosen from the neighborhood, school.
COVID-19 Relief for NYC's Refugee Families This campaign will provide direct support to the refugee population we serve in New York City, a group that has already faced significant challenges, and is now particularly vulnerable to COVID-19.
Help feed Hurricane Maria's 50,000 refugees in FL Months after the disaster, more than 50,000 refugees have fled from hurricane ravaged Puerto Rico to Florida. Local emergency food providers have struggled to keep up with the expanded need for food. At the same time thousands of pounds of food are thrown out by nearby restaurants and farms. MEANS aims to strengthen our proven food recovery platform in Florida, and support these refugees.
NYC Green Maps + Climate Action Green Map NYC published its first map highlighting climate change in 2006. Today, with climate urgency transforming our priorities, Green Map System seeks your support for a variety of replicable local climate health action projects, on the map, in the media and on the streets.
Support displaced Ukrainians in Poland Since 2018, WONDER Foundation has worked with locally-led Polish organisations to support Ukrainian migrant women in Poland.  Now more than ever, our partners are ready to build on this expertise, and draw on their deep connections with both the Polish and Ukrainian communities. They are meeting  the urgent needs of the women and families fleeing war in Ukraine and have the resources, knowledge and teams in place to do so.
StoryBook Treasures - Lecanto, Florida StoryBook Treasures (SBT) is not about making money... it's about closing the literacy achievement gap among disadvantaged and minority children in the US. We are teachers with big hearts and know a little something about how to best meet the learning needs of children. Our company and the SBT literacy enrichment program was created by teachers to specifically help them meet the learning needs of the children and families in our most challenging schools and communities in the United States.
Reduce spread of COVID 19 in Kenyan communities COVID-19 has been declared a world pandemic. It has already affected more than 200,000 people with many losing their lives. The spread of COVID 19 can be stopped. With this knowledge Communities Health Africa Trust (CHAT) is joining other global organizations to ensure we help all the community's most at risk. We work with remote and vulnerable communities in northern Kenya with little to no information and basic supplied to protect themselves from COVID19.
Local Midwifery Training For Female Victims of War The project seeks to provide local midwifery training, job opportunities, to Liberian women who have been abused or are living in remote, rural regions, regardless of their level of education.
Reducing school drop outs in rural India In India rural children face challenges to achieve educational success, with over 50% of students unable to complete schooling through high school.  Our project's strategy is to change this situation by strengthening the rural classroom and quality of education for the students. The project aims to ensure that rural children get the required support and inputs for increasing school success.
Klein Oak Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Kianna, Lensy, Sydney, Abnerline, and Angelina from Klein Oak High 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.
Help young lives learn how to farm in Africa ROOT BIZ is a program that will build youth interest in agriculture and entrepreneurship in Cameroon, Africa by providing monthly - quarterly workshops that will provide agricultural skills, tips, and insight into sustainable agriculture. Participants will spend a day with NASLA and experience a 3-hour classroom training with professional instructors then participants will tour local farms within the community for field demonstration. ROOT BIZ is geared toward youth and young adults.
Protection of 3,000 street children in mine in DRC There are more vulnerable children who suffer in the congolese mines and the street because they lack enough to survive, their incersion can prevent their good future.
Libraries for two day-care centres in India In a child's early years, it's particularly crucial that they develop the necessary reading skills to give them the best chance to succeed in school and beyond. Day-care centres, also known as Anganwadis, in India's impoverished communities, suffer from a severe lack of books. Worldreader is raising funds to bring a digital library of 500+ books via tablets as well as projectors to two Anganwadis. You can help bring stories and joy to these young children.
Chance to live for 100 000 dogs from Ukraine Over 100,000 of stray dogs live on the streets of Ukrainian cities, and the destiny of these animals depends on each of us and our position!  This is unacceptable! These animals must be protected and treated humanely! Yet it is impossible to accomplish that without counting and estimating their quantity firstly.  With your help we will protect strays in Ukraine and also assist with their further socialization and adoption.
Stop forest fires to save jungles in Konkan,India. The Konkan region in the western ghats of India is losing its biodiversity due to Forest fires. the lack of awareness and management is making the situation worst. This project will aware people and train them to prevent forest fires. we are planning leaflet distribution, awareness board, community meetings, and workshops for 164 villages to create awareness.
Empower 350 Girls In Coding and Robotics In Ghana The project will train young girls from slum communities of Ghana to develop problem-solving skills through coding and robotics to empower them to facilitate technology creation to generate opportunities for societal transformation and poverty alleviation.
Housing for the Vulnerable Refugees of Lesvos Lesvos Solidarity is well known for its operation in Pikpa open refugee camp used to host the most vulnerable refugees on the island since 2012. In Oct. 2020 the Greek authorities evicted Pikpa camp and its 133 residents. LeSol continues to advocate in favour of dignified accommodation for all refugees and asylum seekers. Overcrowded camps and detention centres is not an option mostly for people with increased needs for safety and protection, especially now with the COVID pandemic.
Help 1,000 Tanzanian pupils use tablets to study Lyra will provide sets of 50 tablets to 3 rural secondary schools in Tanzania. We also send a trained young woman mentor to help pupils and teachers use the tablets for teaching and learning.   1,000 pupils will gain exposure and confidence in using tablets, improve their maths and English comprehension skills, and research / self-study skills.
WASH (Water And Sanitation for Health) program In an effort to continue to improve hygiene and sanitation at Majengo, we are launching the third phase of the WASH (Water And Sanitation for Health) program. This phase will include the installation of a safe garbage disposal system to help reduce the amount of smoke at the center from burning waste and an autoclave machine for sterilizing instruments. This program will help us continue on our quest to prevent malaria, communicable diseases, and bacterial infections.
Food Banks and Pantries: Covid Response in Germany Tafel Deutschland e.V. is the national association of food banks and community pantries in Germany. Our network of over 60,000 volunteers at nearly 950 branches nationwide is working to safely provide food and other resources to around 1.65 million beneficiaries throughout the country, many of whom are especially vulnerable to Covid-19 due to their age or preexisting health conditions along with those impacted by the economic downturn.
Anmol wants to go to school! This project will create a dedicated annex to Sarita School in Gwalior catering for disabled children from surrounding "unauthorised" settlements.  The main School is in a densely populated urban area with over a 1000  pupils attending school in two shifts. It is on three levels so the scope to accommodate disabled children is very limited. Fortunately the School has land nearby on which an annex to the School could be built, specifically catering for disabled children.
Team Heart Team Heart is committed to increasing  Cardiac Care in Rwanda to the vulnerable teens and children. Providing detection, early intervention including surgical care, and prevention for the treatment of rheumatic heart disease, the leading cause of cardiac death in Rwanda. Rwanda has only 4 Cardiologists for more than 12 million people and Team Heart is committed to partnering with the citizens of Rwanda to improve facilities, critical equipment and skill transfer to make a difference.