This project will provide 150 children born of rape in eastern DR Congo with uniforms (including shoes), school bags, and payment of school fees for 6 months. In one of the hardest-hit regions of the world, these children are rejected by their families and by their communities.

International Medical Corps is saving lives of mothers and children around the world by giving midwives the tools and skills they need to deliver babies safely.

This project provides revolutionary, nutrient-rich Plumpy'nut to children in the DR Congo and gives children suffering from the worst form of malnutrition a chance at life.

With 3 billion people living on less than 2 dollars a day, our mission is to empower people to work their way out of poverty by expanding financial services to the poor in developing countries.

We educate subsistence farmers in agricultural practices other than slash and burn, thus improving the livelihoods of farming families and minimizing the destruction of the rainforest in Congo.

Cholera, Dysentery, and Typhoid fever are deadly waterborne diseases that kill 14,000 children in the D.R. Congo each year. With your help, we can supply lifesaving rehydrating liquids for sick children, teach hand washing and basic hygiene to parents and children in schools, distribute soap, provide chlorine tablets to purify water, and procure permanent water purification devices for 5,000 people in 7 villages in the South-Kivu province of the D.R. Congo.

In the aftermath of war and genocide throughout the 1990's, the Democratic Republic of the Congo has been through much trauma in the past 20 years. In order for the economy to recover and flourish, citizens of this developing nation will need access to bank accounts and safe places to invest, store, and spend their money.

The project that Mleci Organisation initiates consists of building 10 classrooms, one office and latrines . We mean a full primary teaching cycle for 600 children victims of war at Kazimia, South Kivu. In addition, we will provide the class rooms with desks, chairs, tables and blackboards.

A highly endangered species of great ape, bonobos are humankind's closest living primate relatives. The last great ape to be discovered, bonobos could be the first to become extinct unless we act now

A primary method of transportation in our remote country offices where remote locations are difficult to access. Motorbikes are a necessity for our staff members to travel to the women in the field or transport goods to the market.