Associação Movimento Social São Gabriel (MSSG) provides early childhood development and education services, nutritional support, and after-school activities for vulnerable children and youth in Matola City.
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Adina Foundation
Adina Foundation provides comprehensive physical therapy services, psychosocial support, and quality education for children and youth living with physical and emotional disabilities. They also offer support to caregivers through economic psychosocial support programs.
Adina serves children living in Kampala and in several districts across Northern Uganda.
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African Community Center for Social Sustainability
Empowering the community through health and education
African Community Center for Social Sustainability (ACCESS) works alongside their community of Nakaseke to provide medical care, education, and economic empowerment opportunities to orphans and to children and their caregivers, with an aim to create long lasting, sustainable change. ACCESS has established a walk-in healthcare clinic in the community as well as an accredited nurse and midwifery school and community health worker program. They also provide early childhood education and secondary school support and income generating opportunities. -
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Bana Ba Metsi
Bana Ba Metsi is a primary school in Ngarange, one of the most underserved regions of the country, dedicated to supporting vulnerable boys to become productive members of their community. The school provides education, nutrition, rehabilitation, and skills training while nurturing social skills, responsibility, and personal development.
This campaign will strengthen Bana Ba Metsi’s work by ensuring more boys can access education, rehabilitation support, and pathways back into the formal school system and the workforce.
Your support will give vulnerable youth the chance to rebuild their lives with dignity, hope, and opportunity for a brighter future.
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Bizweni Centre For Children With Disabilities
Where children living with disabilities have the opportunity to learn and develop to their full potential
Bizweni is an educational day care centre in the Western Cape for children aged 2-18 years old living with physical and intellectual disabilities. They are the only facility in the surrounding community that provides this specialized care. Each child is assessed by a specialist and receives an individual education plan. Bizweni also provides physical, occupational, and speech therapy as well as a music program, nutritional support, and transport to and from the center. -
Bridge of Hope
Giving Hope to the hopeless
Bridge of Hope was established in 2018 in the Rwamagana District with the mission of supporting underprivileged children through a holistic development approach. Their programmes address all aspects of a child’s well-being—educational, physical, emotional, moral, and social.From early childhood to early adulthood, Bridge of Hope empowers young people through education, child protection, and health and nutrition initiatives. The organisation also extends its impact to the wider community by offering psychosocial support and promoting micro-enterprise activities.
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Cáritas Regional De Chokwe
Cáritas is dedicated to empowering rural communities in Mozambique’s Gaza Province by providing access to education, healthcare, psychosocial support, and nutritional programmes. At the heart of its mission is a commitment to improving the wellbeing of orphaned and vulnerable children.
To strengthen the safety net of care, Cáritas also equips caregivers and guardians with sustainable farming skills, start-up capital, and improved housing and sanitation through the construction of homes and latrines. By addressing both immediate needs and long-term resilience, the organisation ensures families can build stability and hope for the future.
This campaign seeks to raise $10,000 to expand Cáritas programmes in Gaza Province, funding food support and farming inputs for vulnerable children and their caregivers. Your support will help rural families overcome hardship and create lasting change.
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Chiedza
Child protection, education, health, nutrition, and economic strengthening
Since 2001 Chiedza has served more than 100,000 children living in the high-density and peri-urban areas of Harare South and the rural Zvimba district in Zimbabwe. Their services include providing inclusive early childhood education, second chance education for children out of school, vocational training, health and nutrition support, child protection services and facilitating economic strengthening activities for caregivers. -
Child Protection Society
Building a child-friendly society
Child Protection Society (CPS) protects and promotes the rights and well-being of children in Zimbabwe. In addition to child protection services, CPS provides youth empowerment initiatives, education programs, health and nutrition services, and livelihood support. -
Child Restoration Outreach
Child Restoration Outreach Uganda has been supporting children living on the streets in Northwestern Uganda since 1992, providing education, healthcare, nutrition support, recreational activities, and reintegration programs to reconnect children with their families.
This campaign will help expand access to education, health services, safe spaces, and family reunification for children who have been living on the streets, giving them a pathway back to stability and belonging.
Your support will give vulnerable children the chance to leave the streets behind and embrace a future filled with dignity, hope, and opportunity.
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Children in Distress (CINDI) Kitwe Trust
Child protection, education, health, and nutrition
Children In Distress (CINDI) is reducing the vulnerability of children and their caregivers through household and community empowerment, and education in peri-urban communities in and around Kitwe. Their programming includes an early childhood development (ECD) center and training caregivers on in-home-based ECD practices as well as providing educational support to children at primary, secondary, and tertiary levels. They also provide access to vocational training for livelihood support. -
Community Based Inclusive Development Organization (CBIDO)
CBIDO works to enhance the resilience and quality of life of children and young people with disabilities.
CBIDO provides holistic support to individuals under the age of 25 in the Kayanga, Karagwe, and Kagera districts. CBIDO empowers these children and youth through prevention initiatives, comprehensive rehabilitation, inclusive education and sports, life skills development, and social inclusion programmes.