The food crisis in Venezuela is real and harms all components of society. When kids experience severe forms of malnutrition they experience a delay in their growth which affects them not just physically, but can also affect their mental growth. Malnutrition is taking lives in orphanages due to the lack of food supplies provided by the current government. Without your help, there is no hope for these innocent kids.  

Rare, endangered animals in Venezuelan public zoos are dying from starvation and lack of medical care. Zoo keepers have abandoned their posts due to the lack of money and resources to feed and protect these captive animals. Imagine being a caged monkey or sloth and suddenly there is no one to feed you and no veterinarian give you medical care. It's a nightmare! That's why South American Initiative has a team of professionals to rescue these captive animals by delivering vital food and medicine. 

This project is providing critical healthcare to the most vulnerable population of children, pregnant women and orphans in Venezuela! Children are suffering from severe malnutrition and sickness resulting from insufficient food and contaminated drinking water. The SAI medical team is providing critical life saving medical diagnosis and treatment for a scope of illnesses at no cost! SAI is enabling children to live happy and healthy lives. Help us in our mission to save lives! 

There are tens of thousands of dogs roaming the streets of Venezuela! The dogs are starving, injured, sick, abused and neglected. Dog owners in Venezuela have been forced to abandon their pets because dog food and medical care has become unaffordable due to the economic crisis plaguing the country. We have come to the rescue! SAI-A&G has built the largest no-kill sanctuary in Venezuela to rescue, rehabilitate, provide medical care, neutering/spaying and shelter to homeless dogs! 

Kisa Foundation Uganda is a non-profit organization based in Nansana West 1A, Nansana Municipality, Wakiso District - Uganda organized registered under NO:NMC/CBO/203/21to help fight poverty, disease and lack of education in Uganda. We believe the best way to pursue these goals is through development of self-sustaining, income-generation activities.Nansana Municipality is the largest Municipality in Uganda both in size and population. It is formed of 4 Divisions that is Nansana Division, Nabweru Division, Gombe Division and Busukuma Division.The population is estimated to around 350,000 people of whom 45% have one meal a day, 35% are children of primary school going, 25% is renting their homes and 65% is unemployed. There have been a lot of efforts by Government and other institutions, however, there is still a lot of poverty and other related constraints brought by Covid 19 and other factors that have left a lot of community members unemployed, lack of food, working capital and practical skills. Kisa Foundation Uganda understanding this problem wish to provide food relief and other items to these vulnerable families in the community.We are seeking for support from able and kind people all over to join hands to help us reach out to these people with items.

The project is especially intended to address the problems of children in Songea District to start with, as it is a problem to all Districts in Ruvuma Region. especially in terms of health, lifestyles and education needs, due to AIDS scourge in this District which has increased the number of orphans and children living in difficult situations, worsening their condition of living. The major goal of this project is to help these disadvantaged children get an opportunity to better life by supporting them in education, health, food, clothes and moral support, so they become self dependant and not depending on community they live in. 

Free of charge psychological counselling for children, young people and adults who are addicted to digital technologies and internet. This program is tailored to each individual according to his specific addiction and lasts up to one year.

Grace Feeding does not only source, prepare and distribute more than 80 000 nutritional meals per month but forms a critical role within the food security sector. Our Partners, which mainly consists of different NPO's, Community Structures, assists us with the distribution process. Our enegetic board of directors and small paid staff managers the entire operation. Our main focus is supplying meals to educational structures and by doing so we ensure that we try to keep kids in schools during this difficult times. 

Youths are faced with different challenges including drug abuse, early girl child marriages, education inequality and unemployment among others. As Kisa foundation Team took a step to make research to pave way for over 200 children beneficiaries of the organization to become important citizens to society. About 142 million youths in the world within the upper secondary school age are not in school with an average 14% of their enrolment into schools in developing countries, especially in Africa. This curtails the possibility of obtaining an acceptable or optimum education. While left out of school, youths are faced with different temptations such as use of illicit drugs, lack of employment, early marriages, child abuse and crime. The education inequality in the world today affects youths’ ability to compete favorably in the job market. Youth unemployment in Uganda stands at 13.3% which even worsened during the COVID-19 directive on lockdown and curfew hours. The lockdown that started in March 2020 until July when it was partially lifted has left majority of the youths, parents and guardians jobless with lack of enough funds and ability to support both them and their beneficiaries due to the limited job opportunities as many lost Jobs while many businesses crashed since many where dealing in perishable products. As Kisa Foundation Uganda sought to establish vocational training activities as to equip youth as starting from our pupils of Kisa Primary School as most of them are orphans so they need to be equipped with skills to both help the school and the pupils themselves to earn a living even in Holidays and times of uncertain disasters like covid-19. The program allows Youths to learn, socialize, share concerns and ways of mitigating the challenges they face in their day-to-day life. We believe that youth empowerment is a process whereby children and young people are encouraged to take charge of their lives in which they are made aware of their direction of life to enable them make right choices and actions to improve their lives. Participation in youth empowerment programs can assist youths in improving their quality of life through the transformation of their attitudes, values, and beliefs.  

A recent basic survey in Songea District indicates that there is a ploblematic situation facing some disabled children (Those with albinism, Deafness, blindness and other categories) who are unable to afford the special requirements as most of them came from financially challenged families.   Nuru Njema Tanzania at this Juncture,intends to support the above groups so that all relief services to be made available are tailored to them accordingly. In a nutshell the project aim to touch the lives of the four categories through participatory approach (Local Government Authorities, Donors and community members)

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This Concept paper/note comes as aresult of the factual information that private Schools have a huge contribution on the question of quality education in our Country. Nyasa district is sorrounded by the Lake Nyasa it has total population of 146,160 People where by 71,392 are male and 74,768 are females. The average household size is 4.7 and sex ratio is 95. Basically Nyasa is a newly established District in the United Republic of Tanzania with no any Private secondary school since independence. Most of the local community members do indulge in fishing industry though an indigenous way and that other agricultural activities are quite limited due to the nature of the area (i.e Unfit for various farming activities). Nuru Njema Tanzania has noted this challenges and would like to tackle it by constructing School infrastructures that will Accomodate children from different classes/families hence paving the way for quality education to all