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So far, C4P has built two playgrounds, each with remarkable outcomes. First, when Rebuilding Alliance brought Combatants for Peace to speak throughout the United States, they were welcomed at synagogues, mosques, and churches. Senator John Kerry met with them, said he too is a Combatant for Peace, asked to help. The first playground was built at the Anata Girl's School. Families come there long after school. The grand opening of the 2nd playground in Al Samoa Simya will happen very soon.
55%
Raised: £5,988.00
Target: £10,805.00
Abandoned babies will receive love and protection whilst in hospital. With city finances being inadequate provision of food, clothing and hygiene products will also be provided - who else will care for these forgotten little lives?
11%
Raised: £311.00
Target: £2,927.00
Provide materials, knowledge, labor to build houses; provide programs on community development; prepare manual to be used worldwide
4%
Raised: £2,282.00
Target: £50,905.00
We don’t build schools, we don’t build wells, we build PEACE! Your money will be used to help Alert continue to train people on conflict sensitivity, strengthen our current programmes, while enabling us to react and respond to new conflicts.
0%
Raised: £5.00
Target: £6,297.00
Monthly food parcels, Vegetable gardens, school fees, uniforms and stationery, post secondary school support, free medical care, psychosocial support, assistance with accessing goverment grants, support groups.
21%
Raised: £6,945.00
Target: £32,725.00
Rebuilding to Remain helps Palestinian families build their homes on the land they own through democratic planning/design, village-issued building permits, crowd source Islamic-compliant mortgage financing and worldwide advocacy. The villagers are investing their life savings to build homes. We match their investment and share the risk: if a home is demolished, the remaining mortgage loan is forgiven.
49%
Raised: £25,413.00
Target: £51,970.00
Train community leaders who will foster community dialogue, acting as councillors and mediators. Reintegration and reconciliation in a post-genocide environment isn’t easy; the wounds are deep, so this project will attempt to cautiously heal them.
0%
Raised: £0.00
Target: £6,184.00
HERA aims to deliver entrepreneurship training and mentoring to formerly trafficked women in the UK. By supporting women entrepreneurs, HERA are creating alternatives to dangerous and irregular migration that may lead these women back to vulnerable situations. Once here, the women are socially and economically isolated. Hera supports them back into economically active lives, by introducing them to a ready made network of professionals, plus preparing them for business start up or employment.
63%
Raised: £4,012.00
Target: £6,355.00
By providing food for the old people of Guatemala, we will aid them and their families. With the children involved in distribution we will also foster a transmission of knowledge across the generations, keeping the indigenous communities alive.
76%
Raised: £11,648.00
Target: £15,271.00
ITEMP provides medical, psychological, legal, social, shelter and education services to victims and their families. ITEMP has a current operating focus in Guatemala, and the USA with past human trafficking / forced labor research activities in several countries in Asia. Soon, with your help, ITEMP will be opening a collaborative victim services project in Europe. By addressing the root causes of trafficking , as well as directly assisting victims, ITEMP is breaking the bitter chains of slavery.
66%
Raised: £12,262.00
Target: £18,460.00
EJF’s training program provides key media (website, photography, film) and leadership skills to enable community action (monitoring of illegal fishing activity and reporting information to the navy) to facilitate arrests and end pirate fishing.
10%
Raised: £1,183.00
Target: £12,246.00
The Homeless World Cup Foundation uses the power of football to attract homeless people and offer them the chance to change their lives. When a homeless person gets involved in football they communicate and build relationships with others; they become teammates, learning to trust and share; they have a responsibility to attend training sessions and games, to be on time and prepared to participate. They feel part of something.
23%
Raised: £1,487.00
Target: £6,381.00
The half-way home welcomes prisoners who have nowhere to go on release from prison. It operates a six month aftercare programme of counselling, daily routines and vocational training.
49%
Raised: £3,279.00
Target: £6,657.00
Developing disability care services offering health care, physiotherapy, food, music, crafts, sports and basic education to enhance the children’s standards of life in our children's home and outreach day projects. We teach parents how to care.
57%
Raised: £4,555.00
Target: £8,051.00
