Janani Home which was established in 2012, transforms the lives of underprivileged and abandoned young girls. The children are taken care for their safe stay, food, health care, and education. The children after their school are sent to University and assist them to get employment and make them to be on their own.
Sami's Project will plant 5,000 fruit and nut trees with young children in 96 participating Moroccan schools and villages. HAF's staff along with local teachers and community leaders will discuss with students the social and environmental benefits of tree planting, raising awareness of their value. By providing environmental skills and knowledge to rural school children, they are empowered to protect their local environment and improve their livelihoods.
Orphaned albino elephant, Khanyisa's journey of survival is nothing short of inspirational! Her story has touched the world. She was found in January 2020, as a four-month old calf - alone, without her herd in sight, with a poacher's snare around her cheeks and ears. Her injuries were severe. Wildlife vets estimated that she spent four days stuck in the snare. Now four years old, Khanyisa (meaning Sunshine in Shona) is fully rehabilitated and integrated into the rescued elephant herd at HERD.
The Project serves vulnerable, orphaned, and needy children to help lift the community out of poverty. The overall goal of the project is to fight poverty through empowering orphans and other vulnerable children. The focus is to support over 1,000 rural underprivileged children through education and essential school supplies .
Kardias saves children's lives. Our mission is to ensure that every Mexican child born with a congenital heart defect receives the best medical treatment available. We raise funds to support the outstanding doctors at the Children's Heart Center who are dedicated to providing critical treatment to children with congenital heart defects. The Center was established in 2019 at the American British Cowdray Hospital, (The ABC Hospital), Mexico's finest not-for-profit private hospital.
In Darfur children are seriously malnourished. Conflict, drought, & soaring inflation are devastating lives. Our Goat Loans provide nutrient-rich milk to children and an income for their mothers to pay for medicines, food, schooling & emergencies. Donkeys provide the only transportation. Sustainable projects are helping families survive, giving them help today and a livelihood for the future. Right now, we urgently need Kids Kitchen Kits, Seeds & Medicines to keep people and animals healthy.
The Girl Child Foundation Uganda is building a permanent head office to better serve vulnerable girls, women, and children across rural Uganda. Completing this facility will provide office space, training rooms, counseling services, volunteer coordination, and secure storage for educational and humanitarian supplies. Your support will help us create a lasting center where lives can be transformed every day.
Young people in rural Tamil Nadu are leaving farming as costs rise and climate change makes agriculture unpredictable. This project trains youth in sustainable, climate-resilient farming so they can earn a stable income, support their families, and protect their land. With your support, young farmers gain practical skills, reduce costs, and build livelihoods-creating stronger, more resilient rural communities.
This project will ensure at least 30 people fleeing a domestic violence relationship trans-nationally will receive danger-to-safety relocation and reintegration services.
Welfare for Animals Guild Rwanda is the only organisation working exclusively to help street dogs in Rwanda. Through our Rescue, Rehabilitate and Rehome model, using foster homes and our small shelter space, rescued dogs receive food, veterinary care, love and socialisation until they are adopted. We also do emergency rescue work and carry out community spays and neuters. The core of our mission is that every dog, regardless of age, breed or sex receives equal investment of resources and care.
Your donation enables educators to establish Career Girls Club at their schools. Over 100 educators are on the waitlist pending additional funding. In this free, 20-week school-based club, girls develop a greater understanding of career possibilities and the soft skills required for success. In each weekly session, girls explore topics and themes that pair Career Girls role model videos with a discussion-based curriculum and corresponding group activities.
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