This project provides humanitarian and emergency relief support to vulnerable and displaced families in Gaza, Syria, Sudan, and Turkiye through food aid, clean water, medical support, orphan sponsorships, and emergency assistance. Thousands of families and children continue to suffer due to war, displacement, and poverty. With your generous support, we can help ease their suffering and bring hope to those most in need.
We started this project to create an environment for learning and in cooperation with the community the school was successfully built (see video above). The brick and mortar part of building the school was exciting and new, but just the beginning. Maintaining a school means training and paying the teachers, school gardens (and tree nursery since 2019), and providing food for our students. It makes 'having a school' an ongoing financial commitment for years to come for Zahana and the community.
Girls in rural Ghana want to earn an education but struggle to stay in school once they hit puberty. Predatory men offer girls paltry sums of money so they can afford school or sanitary supplies, and expect favors in return. Our Teen Girls Club teaches girls about women's health, ensures girls have access to menstrual supplies, helps them advocate for themselves and their education, and trains them in income-generating activities so they can stay in school and break the cycle of poverty for good
Girls Education International is partnering with Project Wezesha, a local NGO, to ensure that young women in Tanzania have access to the education, support, and skills necessary to achieve their dreams and become whatever they desire. In this program, we support young women in their pursuit of education by providing scholarships to those seeking university and vocational training and covering the fees associated with their high school education.
ASI no jugamos, that's not how we play, is a project that seeks to break the barriers of silence and empower children and youth in Malinalco, in rural Mexico, to talk about child sexual abuse. We are helping children and caregivers to develop the necessary skills to prevent and respond to this difficult reality.
Our work as a charity is based on the United Nation SDGs and we know that young passionate individuals are our key to achieving them by 2030. This project is focused on opening doors and giving aspiring global ambassadors the opportunity to learn, develop and share their passion with others Internationally. Youths from all around the world are encouraged to connect with us so we can select the most aspiring young people and provide them with access to International experiences.
Families in Gaza and Syria continue to face severe humanitarian hardship. In Gaza, even after the ceasefire, conditions remain devastating as hospitals struggle with shortages and thousands live without stable access to water, healthcare, and safe shelter. In Syria, despite early signs of recovery, the health system is nearly collapsed and millions depend on fragile medical services for survival.
Pay community men and women to plant 30,000 trees (65 species) in biological corridors covering water springs and rivers in Guabo Valley watershed near Pacific ocean. All farms owned by Costa Ricans. Build sustainable businesses like production of fertile soil, production of trees, sustainable eco-tourism and forest management practices promoting long term rainforest conservation. Combat climate change thru permanent capture 30,000 tons of CO2. Excess water vapor transpiration. Repair soils.
Every day, 700 children enter foster care in the United States due to abuse or neglect. These precious children are often removed from their homes wearing dirty clothes that are either too big or too small. Many have never been given a new pair of pajamas of their very own. Comfort Cases provides backpacks filled with cozy new pajamas and other personal care items to instill a sense of dignity and hope for the future. Help us give new pajamas to a child in foster care by donating today!
With the experience of an educational project that has been running for many years, at FUNDAP we implement the initiative 'Scholarships for Girls'. We encourage girls in rural Guatemala to continue their education, especially after COVID-19. Lack of means and family difficulties are the main problems they face. With this campaign we want to empower 350 girls, for three years, to complete their high school education.
This project supports underpriviledged Vietnamese youth with weekly music and string ensemble lessons. Each student receives a violin or cello and takes lessons after school, 2-3 days a week. Since the start of the program, we have also added guitar classes for girls. On the weekends the students come together to play as a community ensemble. This project creates a place for kids to be mentored, to share their love of music, and create long lasting friendships.
As conflict escalates in Ukraine, 12.7 million people, including 1.9 million children, are in urgent need of support. UNICEF is scaling up emergency response across Ukraine and the region to meet growing needs. Today, 3.5 million children lack access to basic goods and services, including adequate food and shelter, all of which are depriving children of a minimum standard of living and affecting their long-term development, education, health, and future opportunities.
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