Project Noticeboard

To Improve the quality of lives and eliminate use of energy sources that emit pollutants, reduce emissions and carbon print, to benefit the environment, by using clean sustainable energy and promoting productive use of renewable energy in off grid communities.

To enhance access to justice for people on the move in Bulgaria. It supports the deployment of a mobile legal team to provide consultations at Bulgaria's border regions. The project seeks to counteract restrictive migration practices and uphold human rights.

In Uganda, the Gambia and South Africa, where waste is predominantly dumped and burnt, our Wastepreneur Challenge Programme works to create decent employment and divert waste into recycling. This is better for people and better for the planet.

The aim of the Community Energy Together project is to support community energy groups in the Wessex region to learn from each other, strengthen the sector and support communities to work together to help tackle the climate crisis.

Apprendre un métier de Rizipisculteur aux femmes jeunes filles victimes de violence sexuelle et physique suite au conflits armés Kamwina Nsapu dans la province du Kasai.

The aim of our project Bright Futures: Empowering displaced children and young people through improved educational outcomes and social integration. To support students and their parents to rebuild their lives and enable a smooth transition, and inclusion, into mainstream education.

The project aims to engage youth in protecting lemur habitats and raising environmental awareness in their communities.

We are a specialist 1:1 befriending service - a unique digital platform for matching friendly locals to lonely refugees and asylum seekers in our cities. We believe every refugee deserves a friend.

To counter the hostile environment for migrants in Northern Ireland – an advice desert - through a new free legal advice service to reduce their lived insecurity. To undertake advocacy on the systemic challenge of paramilitary and other violence against migrants.

The aims of this project is to promote positive social change in delivering the just transition by working with communities, project developers and government agencies to develop and deliver fair community benefits from renewable energy projects.

Delivering Rethink Periods legacy training to tackle plastic pollution and period poverty in 100 rural and isolated schools, training over 100 teachers and over 10,000 students.

Calais Food Collective seeks to address serious levels of food and water insecurity amongst displaced people and refugees in Calais through a service of cooking ingredients and equipment and regularly maintained water points, and through long term advocacy work.

This project will highlight that the biggest barrier to generating effective social change is a leader’s intrapersonal and interpersonal identity i.e. their self-concept. This will lay the foundations for the development of a social change and transformation model.

To advance climate justice through the 13th Recommendation by centring non-European, Indigenous, and Global Majority knowledges, building solidarity-driven coalitions, empowering lived experience-led groups, challenging colonial legacies, and mobilising communities to lead transformative action addressing systemic injustices underpinning climate crises.

To provide immediate support for children aged 5 - 16 presenting with emotional or mental health difficulties, and work with their families to improve their wellbeing, quality of life and overall function.

Women in northern Kenya have improved their socio-economic status through enhanced and diversified income generation, leading to a reduced dependency on natural resources.

To strengthen social cohesion and empower communities in Ukraine by training local leaders, fostering dialogue, and creating a sustainable network of facilitators who can address challenges, build trust, and drive community-driven development during and after the war

ILP’s Governance and Accountability programme promotes transparency and accountability in public and private institutions to encourage responsibility and minimise the corrosive economic, political, social, environmental and human impacts of corruption, considered one of the key barriers to sustainable development.

To enable learning-disabled adults, who are overlooked and underrepresented, to thrive and to be heard, by improving their understanding of, and engagement with, themselves and the world around them, and creating safe spaces where they are free to express themselves.

The broad aim of this project is to provide free, regular haircuts to individuals experiencing homelessness, boosting their confidence and well-being, while also offering trainee barbers hands-on experience in a supportive environment, fostering skills in both haircutting and client communication.

To stop a new runway at Gatwick Airport through planning process of a development consent order.

The Border Archive is a collaborative project documenting the history of the France-UK border as experienced by displaced people and solidarity actors. The archive will expose violent policies, celebrate moments of resistance, and support advocacy initiatives at the border.

Based in Kent, Dandelion Time provides farm-based therapeutic programmes for children with serious emotional and behavioural difficulties and their families.  Our therapeutic approach is family based, embedded in nature with a range of activities that engage head, heart, and hands. 

The board of this project is to build the talent and confidence of 80 conflict-affected adolescent girls and boys through creative arts and life skills in the Fako Division of Cameroon within 8 months and across 4 communities.

This project aims to provide learning space for teenagers that: practices democratic processes, recognises the uniqueness of each individual, promotes agency, self directed & consent based learning facilitates a community of learners promotes play as vital to the learning process

In response to ongoing harm towards racialised communities, globally and across the UK, we are offering monthly online support circles to come together to share, grieve and heal in community.

Led by the newly launched Peace Lab at the University of York, we will create a Peace Data Hub; the first of its kind to focus on changing the behaviour of warring actors, and supporting evidence-based approaches to peace.

Empower communities to address systemic challenges by building locally adapted, interconnected ways forward that foster collaboration, strengthen resilience of community-led efforts, and promote social, ecological, and economic regeneration through a place-centric approach.

To document and advocate for the urgent human rights needs of newly arrived Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar, exposing the severe challenges they face upon arrival and pushing for critical humanitarian interventions to address their immediate survival and protection.

Afghanistan is the only country where girls are banned from secondary school, with women required to stay home out of sight. Afghanistan Education Action provides quality online education for women and girls in Afghanistan, while championing human rights.

Regenerate coral reef ecosystems and improve the lives of local communities. We bridge the marine conservation financing gap through innovative, Blue Economy reef-positive businesses in and around the MPAs.

We want to change Wales’ relationship with food. Today, we face high rates of diet-related disease amongst adults and children, food poverty, and biodiversity and farming are in crisis. We believe empowering people through food can tackle these problems.

Renovate school for safe, quality learning

Empowering our members to be central in our decision making processes and to propose, design and execute projects that support marginalised journalists in Wales.

To identify factors and determinants that contributes greater potential impact on their mental health and how to generate many alternative solutions. Factors that can contribute to stress during adolescence include the quality of their home life, sexual violence etc.

The project aims to combat state-perpetrated violence at the Greek-Turkish border through strategic litigation and advocacy in collaboration with grassroots and migrant-led groups, to hold Greek and EU actors accountable, affect systemic change and ensure justice for survivors.

Providing English language tuition and support to reach volunteering, employment or further education for vulnerable migrants living across London. Led by 140+ volunteers LEAH makes a significant difference in helping people reach opportunities that can change their lives.

People in the UK strongly support climate action, but many are hearing, seeing and believing false information online, eroding this support. Climate Outreach and Global Action Plan aim to neutralise online climate disinformation and the resulting division and confusion.

Grunwick 50 is a play/exhibition celebrates achievements of Grunwick’s south Asian women workers and aims to break barriers to racial and social harmony; combat intolerable workplace conditions for women immigrant workers; confront racial hatred and promote diversity and inclusivity.

The Movement Research Unit increases the strategic capacity of workers, renters, activists and organisers by gathering intelligence and conducting research for all who need it. We do this by organising expert professionals who give their time in support of movements.

To provide a comprehensive vocational skilling programme for street connected children who are undergoing rehabilitation at our residential centre, increasing income generation for vulnerable families; ensuring sustainable community development; and reducing relapse rates.

The project aims to empower 150 poor women by providing skills training in banana fiber extraction and the production of fiber-based products, enhancing their economic opportunities and promoting sustainable livelihoods through traditional crafts.

To strengthen youth participation in environment management for sustainable peace and equitable development in host and refugee communities in West Nile, Uganda.

The arts can transform lives, helping people overcome isolation and despair. Theatre is a community, and the bedrock of our work is working creatively together, building trust, learning new skills, and sharing goals.

UEARTH cultivates a grassroots, sustainable community through public speaking, workshops, and partnerships, empowering volunteers to restore urban and rural landscapes. By adopting permaculture, recycling, and business support, we create a network for environmental resilience, unity, and shared ecological care.

To create a short film within a training and development pack that highlights the experience of the black boy as a victim of criminal exploitation and the inability of services to identify him as a victim.

The project's broad aim is to provide nurturing, family-based care for vulnerable, unaccompanied, separated, or abandoned children in crisis, ensuring their safety, emotional well-being, and long-term stability through a comprehensive and community-focused approach.

SNEASI consists of recruiting 20 women from 10 Rural Communities in the Wa Municipality. Delivering 5 workshops in each of the Communities, a total of 50 workshops will give the 200 skills and knowledge to improve their income, safety and environment.

End the criminalization of refugees for the simple fact of crossing the EU border. To this end: Provide free legal aid to criminalized refugees, advocate for legal and policy changes to end this inhumane practice.

The aim of this project is to conduct research in to the state of LGBT rights in Europe in order to later begin strategic litigation to uphold and advance LGBT rights.

To protect and enhance the quality, nature and heritage of the UK’s designated National Trails, and enable more people – particularly underrepresented groups - to experience the benefits of being in nature.

developing systematic change through community action to address place based community and health inequality

Zero Tripple Period Threats (Period Poverty, Period Stigma and Period Pain), among 9-15 in-school adolescent girls from rural settings of Nyanza by 2030.

Challenge negative media and political narratives and show that Scotland is united for action

This project helps people experiencing or leaving homelessness to build supportive networks and share skills. The goal is that people leaving homelessness are able to rebuild their social capital, form friendships and support one another.

To provide a free-to-use, mindful, eco-journalism platform for local communities, initially in the UK.

To gather narrative and geospatial data via OSINT, SATINT, and wider media sources. This research is used to pinpoint mass graves and uncover deliberately concealed crimes against civilians, promoting judicial accountability, increasing public knowledge of hidden conflict and affecting policymaking.

We want to support sanctuary seeking and migrant communities in Devon and Cornwall to have access to good quality legal representation through direct representation and data collection to support direct legal challenges against existing legislation.

The aim is to help those with severe mental health issues to develop confidence in embracing and overcoming challenges, owning experiences of trauma; thereby increasing mental, as well as overall, wellbeing leading to a fuller, more positive life.

To utilise the archive as an awareness raising and discourse vehicle – learning from the past to influence the future. Funding would help secure a two year home to store and conserve the collection; creating time to think and build capacity

Urban Growing & Education: teaching people to grow the plants used in our products land-care workshops, knowledge-sharing/upskilling participants Community Solidarity: Reinvest IP, volunteer labour and profits into www.mobileapothecary.org.uk, distributing our personal-care remedies free to low/no-income residents

The primary aim of the "She Thrives: Economic and Health Empowerment for Girls in So-Ava" project is to empower out-of-school girls in the commune of So-Ava through comprehensive economic and health initiatives.

The broad aim of the Sugar-Daddy No More Project in Liberia is to combat the exploitation of young girls by older men through awareness, education, and economic empowerment, fostering safer environments and promoting gender equity and self-reliance.

Political changes in Afghanistan have forced many female journalists to seek refuge in the UK. While they enrich London’s multicultural society, they face trauma, mental health issues, and uncertainty about their future and professional opportunities in exile.

To rehabilitate the early childhood education centers so that children are able to learn in conducive environment.

To provide a conducive learning environment for students at Abodom Methodist JHS by addressing urgent infrastructure and resource needs.

To construct group hand washing stations and latrine blocks with features meeting the needs of menstruating female learners at Kadmi community seed secondary school, Kumi District- Eastern Uganda.

Sustainable sourcing practices to minimize deforestation, engaging local communities for fair labour, using eco-friendly production methods, investing in research and development for better yield and awearness campaigns to promote ethical consumerism.

Children have the potential to mitigate environmental risks , improve preparedness and act as agents of change. The project therefore will support active participation of children in the decision-making processes that will ultimately affect them, their families and the wider community.

We run a two year employability programme for survivors of modern slavery to support them in rebuilding their lives after exploitation in the sex industry and forced labour and to gain skills and qualifications ready for the mainstream workplace.

To enable pupils to meet ‘refugees’ first-hand and get to know them as people rather than statistics, in order to be more informed about their situation to shape their own opinions, through meeting, questioning, discussing and participating in activities.

'Worrying About Money?' leaflets, and their alternative versions, are designed to help people facing financial crises as well as support workers and volunteers to identify available cash first local support options while reducing the need for food banks.

Enhance the capacity of disadvantaged youth in Prison and from Prison, and those from poverty-stricken households in impoverished communities to reduce poverty, promote prosperity and freedom to become socially & economically sustainable.

We plan to work with specialists, Vital Beats, who offer collaborative, therapeutic interventions using Drum, Ceremony and Song to support traumatised and vulnerable women both in and out of the Criminal Justice System; developing artistic skills & emotional resilience.

To help people living in the Bristol region to overcome financial hardship by providing accessible and personalised advice, support and information. By focusing on improving financial resilience and stability, the project helps local residents achieve long-term economic well-being.

he project aims to empower teenage mothers and out-of-school adolescent girls in Kizinda by providing capital investments, skill development, and community support, fostering economic independence and personal growth to improve their overall well-being.

People on the move (POM) from the region of Ioannina, Greece have their basic material needs covered and can participate in recreational, social and educational activities in our community centre or in other spaces.

Our project aims to illuminate the enduring connection between Palestinians and their territory. Through an exploration of traditional agricultural structures known as "Manateer" (watchtowers), we seek to celebrate Palestinian heritage and resilience.

Improve the income situation of people in rural regions of Uganda through sustainable commercial use of traditional medicinal plants.

As a Community Interest Company, our aim is to enable remote and rural communities to deliver an alternative, but sustainable, process in place of the traditional current model which is normally contractor or developer-led.

Our aim is to empower diverse young girls in Nakawa to become frontline fighters for climate change by providing them with knowledge, skills, and a platform for active engagement and establish the Green Girls Academy post Card Campaign.

Douzan Art and Culture launched in 2019 to enable Syrians to build their contemporary cultural identity through preserving cultural memory, providing spaces for interaction, building capacities, and enhancing solidarity and cooperation to build our cultural future between heritage and modernity.

Strengthen the capacity of partner LGBTIQ and diverse human rights activists in Uganda in digital security ,safety, and media-based human rights activism.

Food sovereignty, agroecology, biodiversity preservation

Our project aims to raise awareness about flooding risks and advocate for better protections, using a community-created play to highlight Fishlake's 2019 flood, fostering social change, community bonding, and mental health support through shared stories and performances.

Improving flood forecasting in Rwanda (and elsewhere) and strengthening the flood forecasting community.

i. Enhance Skills and Employability: By providing vocational training and capacity-building workshops to equip IDP and marginalized women with practical skills suited to local market demands. ii. Promote Economic Independence: Through facilitating access to microfinance and resources.

To change the therapeutic delivery landscape for Autistic children 0-4 through cost effective ,early intervention support delivered entirely online, in the home through Bug in the ear ensuring maximal accessibility and impact. Provide by child Psychologists and Occupational Health practitioners.

To promote environmentally responsible banking by certifying businesses that bank with green financial institutions. It encourages transparency, empowers consumers to support sustainable businesses, and drives a shift in banking practices away from fossil fuel financing.

To strengthen Rohingya genocide survivors' participation in international justice processes by advancing advocacy and networking, ensuring accountability for grave human rights violations, and placing survivors at the center of global efforts for justice and accountability.

GHJRU is an interdisciplinary research unit, within UCT’s Faculty of Health Sciences. Uniting scholars, NGOs, practitioners to develop and implement innovative, interdisciplinary research & social interventions on social exclusion and violence in a range of social, political and institutional settings.

The project aims to achieve Human Rights for displaced Yazidis in Turkey through direct material aid, advocacy and lobbying for protection, resettlement and justice. We work to raise awareness of the Yazidi genocide and seek accountability to prevent future atrocities.

UK Mortgage Prisoner Action Group are calling for bold legislative change to mortgage regulations to protect the homeowner. The mortgage prisoner issue is a national scandal. Government knew detriment would ensue from how high street mortgages were handled and sold.

New HIV drug, lenacapavir, has the possibility of transforming the HIV response but it is currently unaffordable and inaccessible to the people who need it most. This project will use the power of youth-led activism to change this.

Support the EcoWorld Foundation in Kyrgyzstan, which established the Ecomap-Regions network under the Environmental Violations Map (Ecomap.kg), uniting local community representatives from every region of the country

Our mission is to communicate the deep connections between human well-being, environmental sustainability, a healthy society, and the rights of all living things that respects science, ancient wisdom and common sense. We face the greatest test ever encountered by humanity.

EcoJustice Africa seeks to combat environmental crime by empowering citizens as a new generation of environmental activists for accelerated advocacy towards realising an environmentally-just Africa where citizens are empowered to exercise their environmental rights, and their rights are respected.

EcoJustice Africa seeks to combat environmental crime by empowering citizens as a new generation of environmental activists for accelerated advocacy towards realising an environmentally-just Africa where citizens are empowered to exercise their environmental rights, and their rights are respected.

Restoration Initiatives as Response of Genocide Survivors and Released Prisoners to Strengthen Reconciliation in Rwanda

project aims to empower women and girls tea pickers in tea farms in Kenya to prevent sexual harassment and gender-based violence, improve their understanding of labor rights, strengthen grievance mechanisms, foster gender inclusion, and create safe spaces for collaborative learning.

The project aims to improve women's participation in peace building matters by strengthening cooperation between security agencies, Community leader, and women

Goals: The project aims to improve women's participation in peace-building by strengthening cooperation between security agencies, Community leaders, and women.

Following a scoping review thesis undertaken through Bangor University, the MI is looking to develop and publish a policy report, and disseminate its findings, on the pro-social benefits of mindfulness-based programs (MBPs).

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Introduce the world to Creditism, an alternative global economic system that enables us to cooperatively solve all of our problems.

The OAE has partnered with comprehensive secondary Acland Burghley School (ABS) to form a public-private partnership that uses the arts to drive social change and support students who face barriers to opportunity.

Sexual reproductive Health Education in Schools

We use our chemical free technology to convert low value multilayer plastics (MLP) waste into useful building materials.

To accelerate access of improved cookstoves and electric stoves in 28 villages from Bukoba district through sensitizing and awareness raising, and training

To grow a UK-wide network transforming education and learning pathways to repair young people’s connection to the living world. We aim to enhance practice across the youth sector, promoting participatory, life-affirming governance, intergenerational resilience, and ecological stewardship.

To conserve the salima beach and its aquatic life. There will be a campaign for beach clean up so that the plastic debris along the beach and inside the lake are cleaned thereby reducing the danger to aquatic life.

Shared Ownership Resources champions the best interests of shared owners, a demographic frequently overlooked or sidelined in housing discourse despite low satisfaction rates and a paucity of data to evidence good long-term outcomes.

To support local ks3 and 4 students with free Maths tuition.

Small Bricks Project supports vulnerable children through their journey to improve their oral health. We create special rewards from donated Lego bricks and use them as an incentive to engage young patients referred to Community Dental Clinics across Wales.

Enhancing gender equality and Empowering women in our community

"Fighting sexual assault incidences against girls through gender transformative programming"

To build resilience among the target community to combat the climate change impacts on their livelihood and reduce the poverty of 12 tribal communities through natural resource management, sustainable agriculture.

The overall objective of the project is to provide uninterrupted educational support to the internally displaced children, ensure them to reintegrate into formal education and society.

‘Hope Hive’ brings together artists, researchers, and changemakers to collaborate on human rights issues. Through dialogue between disciplines and communities, knowledge exchange and creative development, the project aims to transform conflict and foster peace for lasting social change.

lutter contre l'expansion des zoonoses ( Ebola, Mokey Pox) déjà endémiques en promouvant les protéines de substitutions à la viande de gibier et activité alternative à la chasse

Legislative Theatre is a creative, grassroots-led participatory democracy methodology, bringing residents and policymakers together to co-create a more equitable society. The LT Network UK launched in 2024 with the goals of developing the practice, nurturing collaboration, and building advocacy infrastructure.

To promote and protect the rule of law and fundamental human rights residents of residents including those in conflict with the law who are in prisons, and detention sites.

Shahrinav district faces severe land degradation due to uncontrolled grazing, leading to reduced pasture productivity and ecosystem damage. The project aims to rehabilitate pastures, raise awareness among officials and owners on sustainable management, and conserve biodiversity to restore local ecosystems.

Promoting active participation of persons with disabilities in adaptation and mitigation initiatives in the regions of Tajikistan, improving their socio-economic status and raising public awareness of inclusive approaches in the environmental sphere.

Updating and modernization of the law on waste in the Republic of Tajikistan to bring it in line with modern international standards, ensuring environmental safety and sustainable development of the country.

Grant the Aarhus Center in Tajikistan the status of a separate state institution to strengthen its independence and ability to independently implement projects, improving the implementation of the Aarhus Convention in the country.

We support resilience and sustenance through the provision of nutritious meals and cooking training. We aim to address the most basic needs of displaced and homeless people whilst simultaneously creating opportunities for skills development, inclusion, and participation in the community.

Kin Co-operative is developing a financial mutual aid platform and movement to drive community wealth-building, autonomy and resilience; to facilitate community renewable energy and sustainability projects for a community-led economic transition; and if we succeed, to eradicate payday loans.

The aim of this project is to reduce menstrual period poverty and stigma through equipping girls in school and women with skills and knowledge on menstruation health management and hygiene and making eco friendly reusable sanitary pads.

“Sunny Rain” Project - a multifunctional breakthrough project that provides solutions to the most difficult problems of humanity: obtaining water; cooling the air in cities and saving humanity from a climate catastrophe; cleaning the air; good ecology and other problems.

Enhancing gender equality and Empowering women in our community

Enhancing gender equality and Empowering women in our community

Family Reunion (FR) is one of few safe ways refugees can join loved ones in the UK. However, FR is prohibitively restrictive, pushing many refugees into unsafe routes. We will campaign/use legal mechanisms to widen access to FR.

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To allow journalists to work free from online abuse by pushing the government to respond more effectively, police to properly measure and record abuse to build a data set and Big Tech overhaul the algorithms found to drive hate.

Documentary PLOT: two climate activists embark on a quest to understand the promises and pitfalls of perpetual economic growth, connecting the dots between the crises of our time, to explore the potential for a new movement around democratizing the economy.

The broad aim of the project is to strengthen the participation of women from local community in forest governance in Côte d'Ivoire.

Make international donations for nonprofits in Brazil more efficient. Today ~USD500M/year are donated to nonprofits in Brazil by international funders. Banks charge ~5% in fees, so USD25M/year of impact that goes missing. We can change that.

To protect women and girls from violence and abuse, and to help bring perpetrators to justice.

The broader aim of the project is to address climate change and promote peace in Pakistan to promote environmental sustainability, strengthen community resilience, and foster peace and social cohesion through awareness raising, dialogue, and collaborative community engagement.

To address the inter-related problems of poverty and environmental degradation within Game Park communities. The immediate objective of the project is to increase the cash flow and livelihood opportunities based on sustainable natural resources.

Guarantee sustainable access to drinking water for 200 families in the Zenú indigenous community through a rainwater system, reducing the distance traveled and the risk of diseases caused by contaminated water.

Indigenous-led organization, People’s Planet Project works with communities in the world's most vulnerable biodiversity hotspots, including the Amazon, Leuser ecosystem, and Pacific coral triangle.

The aim of the Towards Sustainable Livelihoods Programme is to enhance community resilience against climate change impacts through sustainable agriculture, income generation, and education, targeting eleven remote villages in Nawalparasi, Nepal by implementing coffee cultivation, vegetable farming, and water initiatives.

The project will protect critically endangered Bornean Orangutans and their habitat by securing 179,000 acres as Customary Forests, empowering Indigenous communities to manage natural resources sustainably, and enhancing biodiversity conservation in Indonesia’s Labian-Leboyan Corridor for future generations.

Evaluating and scaling the People’s Transition (PT), a participative decision-making model that centres democratic processes in climate action and equitable community development, giving communities ownership of the transition to zero-carbon societies and enhancing public support for a Just Transition.

To challenge oppressive social policies in the UK that tend to subject families in poverty to harsh investigations and assessments and splinter them into the care system or contested closed adoptions creating a generational cycle of harm and family separaration.

The Young Green Briton Challenge enables students aged 10-16 to design, present & implement innovative ideas for tackling climate change locally. We work solely with state and special schools to build knowledge, skills, agency and opportunity.

Recognizing that Indigenous Peoples are the last line of defense for Mother Earth, we are committed to redefining the global environmental agenda by fostering indigenous-led initiatives and making space at the table for the voices of Original Peoples.

To equalise opportunities in the arts by providing people with experience of homelessness a platform to be creative and to perform opera to the public while raising awareness of the climate emergency and changing the public’s perspective of homelessness.

Develop an updated live, interactive data dashboard revealing levels of child vulnerability in England, alongside the publication of an annual Child Vulnerability Report summarising the issues facing vulnerable children. Data will also be made available via an app.

The program will seek to improve the lives of 751 vulnerable women/children negatively affected by HIV through addressing poverty, food insecurity, malnutrition etc by empowering/supporting them in sustainable crop production, Self-Help Savings/Credit Groups, post-harvest management and food preservation.

Empower teen mothers in Vingunguti, Dar es Salaam, by providing entrepreneurial training, financial literacy, and social support, enabling them to achieve financial independence, break the cycle of poverty, and foster social integration within their community.

This Major Project grant would enable New Internationalist to develop and scale-up our regular international environmental and social justice coverage, building on our 50-year track record of in-depth independent journalism for progressive change; deepening our impact.

Parent Power is a unique parental engagement model which empowers parents and carers in a local area to work collectively to campaign against educational inequalities and create positive change for their children and community, by training them in community organising.

Through co-creation/lived experience we engage with people from challenged backgrounds (in particular those with a diagnosed mental health problem) in all levels of quality learning. We promote positive, person-led recovery and challenge the discrimination and stigma which still exists.

This project targets high teenage pregnancy in Addis Ababa's Kolfe Keranio subcity by enhancing youth-friendly family planning services through provider training and quality improvements, supporting SDGs 3, 5, 10, and 17.

Our overriding goal is to increase access to justice for people seeking asylum in the UK. This project builds the refugee sector’s capacity to improve: Provision of high-quality immigration advice Access to legal support Empowerment of migrants

The broad aim of the project is to facilitate the integration of migrants into Croatian society by fostering inclusive workplaces, combating xenophobia and racism, enhancing human rights, and building cross-sectoral collaborations for sustainable community cohesion.

Parents Helpline Service – supporting parents and carers who’s children and young people are struggling with their mental health. We provide advice, tools, and compassion during difficult times. Enabling families, as a crucial part of young people’s support network.

Black Earth is an award-winning interview podcast celebrating nature and visionary black women in the environmental movement. We create informed, inspiring, and authentic conversations on Earth care. We have received over 18,000 downloads from listeners in 140 countries.

Our charity works with adults, who find communicating with others, and understanding the world around them, a significant challenge. We aim to reduce loneliness and improve the quality of life, for people with profound learning disabilities and complex needs.

To educate and empower caregivers with strategies for nurturing, safeguarding children, and fostering supportive environments, thereby promoting healthier family dynamics, reducing abuse, and driving broader social change for child welfare.

To fight for gender equality in Parliament and other elected bodies across the UK in order to create a better, more representative, democracy for all.

EcoHealth Alliance, along with several partners, propose a coalition that will bring together North American scientists from leading institutions to counter anti-science misinformation and harassment campaigns directed towards researchers working with COVID-19, climate change, evolution, and more.

'Curfew' is a multimedia theatre project addressing gendered violence in public spaces. Through performances and interactive discussions, it amplifies local voices, challenges systemic barriers, and fosters a safer, more inclusive community by reimagining public spaces.

We offer counselling, mentoring and practical help to refugees, asylum seekers & vulnerable migrants to help them to build new lives.

Our House is an emerging collaboration between democracy practitioners, creatives, community organisers, activists, campaigners, and more. We aim to activate public awareness, demand and ownership of political systems change through the imagination and demonstration of a people-powered democratic system.

Outside of the System empowers individuals to overcome adversity and break free from limiting beliefs. Through strategic network marketing, community building, and mentorship, we aim to broaden our book’s impact and inspire transformative personal growth.

To provide every day clothing to prisons for prisoners on the release. The clothing held by prisons can be used for interviews and court appearances. Such clothing allows prisoners to integrate back into society with dignity.

The project aims to raise energy literacy and inspire curiosity in sustainable energy among UK school students in underprivileged schools. It will reinforce curriculum learning, develop key skills and highlight career pathways to tackle skills shortages in the energy sector

The objective of the project is to create enabling environment and opportunities for HIV-affected, low socio-economic class women in the slums of Kisumu, Kenya through entrepreneurship.

This project starts in the Middle East, but in reality, it concerns the security of the entire world.

RBB empowers community partners and the Palestinian diaspora to deliver urgent aid in Gaza, equipping our team with humanitarian aid and NGO management skills. We focus on personal growth, community resilience, and developing transferable skills for sustainable, long term impact.

We aim to establish a best practice framework for advocacy support, which can be replicated across the UK to ensure standardised, independent advocacy for survivors. This will provide consistent, high-quality support for survivors nationwide and ensure better outcomes for them.

Particularly vital with the planned early release of offenders- reduces future re-offending by providing comprehensive person-centred support, housing assistance, employability support, and work experience, to achieve meaningful rehabilitation critical transition into the community. Funding required for nine-month period during 2024.

We operate throughout Serbia and Bulgaria to monitor internal violence and human rights abuses at the borders, advocating for systemic changes in EU policy encouraging better care and safer asylum pathways for refugees and migrants throughout Europe.

CST enables climate science to cut through to the mainstream and incite real action by harnessing the persuasive power of comedy. Our aim is to boost support for urgent climate action in the face of the fossil-fuel-financed backlash.

To demonstrate solidarity with migrants in Hackney and beyond, including the most vulnerable and marginalised, by welcoming them as our visitors and helping them to access rights and overcome injustice in the immigration system.

This project aims to investigate the relationship between socioeconomic disadvantage and suicide rates on the Island of Ireland, identifying key contributing factors, regional disparities, and highlighting effective prevention strategies and policy interventions.

Climate Collective Oxford seeks to develop highly participatory workshops with diverse groups from around the city, uncovering and exploring the connections between the many social and environmental challenges that face us today, and facilitating a solutions-focused approach towards them.

To enable adults with any disability to be listened too, and have the services they need. We offer Person Centred Advocacy Support (PCAS) for as long as is needed, not just a sticking plaster.

On Our Radar will set up a UK-wide community film unit, where individuals from historically unheard groups are trained up and supported to produce films that explore the structural issues that shape their lives.

We fund abortions. We help anyone who needs to travel for a safe abortion due to legal or access issues. Through our helpline, we provide information on clinics, travel and accommodation and provide financial assistant for those who need it.

Connect trade unions with the local community and grassroots organisations in Manchester, England through a series of community and trade union-led events, uniting these groups to campaign for a Just Transition that benefits workers, the community and the local economy.

We would like to scale up our organisation and implement our three-year Forward Plan, to grow the organic movement, support more organic growers, educate people on why organic is important, and help to build local grower groups within communities.

Our project aims to develop lived experience-led strategies to challenge injustice in immigration detention, including hiring an organiser to build power among our clients and place them at the centre of the movement for a compassionate and humane immigration system.

The mission of Saffron Kitchen Project (SKP) is to support displaced and vulnerable people in building healthy, autonomous lives, using food as a toolkit. Inspired by multiple cultures and traditions, we aim to do three things simultaneously: Nourish, Train, Employ.

The Big Plastic Count campaign (TBPC) is the biggest investigation into UK household plastic waste. We want to continue our successful plastic pollution campaign, but collaborate more with our partners who work with communities usually excluded from discussions around climate.

Our aim is to: • create volunteering opportunities, work placements, traineeships, apprenticeships, and employment opportunities, for those on the margins of society, whereby we can prevent and relieve poverty

The goal of the project is promoting organic agriculture and preservation of indigenous seeds with the community participation for sustainable income and poverty alleviation of the target groups in the target area.

To accelerate efforts to abandon female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) among the Somali community in the Horn of Africa by building the capacity of local grassroots organisations working to eliminate the practice to design and implement effective programmes.

To improve the experiences of Black men in the UK in mental health services by addressing racial disparities and informing policy decision-making through collaboration, research, and stakeholder engagement.

The Goal of the project is to empower 100 women economically through agricultural irrigation system

Autonomous Youth Camp is a political education project for youth to meet, network, skillshare and strategise around political autonomy and struggles for collective liberation.

The aim of the project is to mentor youths in the North Central Nigeria in food production to achieve food security and reduce unemployment.

To prevent human trafficking and exploitation in Albania through the economic empowerment of vulnerable youth in Tirana, Rreshen and Lezhe.

Colchester LEAF Centre is a Centre for Learning, Environment and Action for the Future. We run talks, workshops, films and a café for both eco-engaged and unengaged residents. We offer meeting space and opportunities for eco-groups and organisations .

To support people experiencing discrimination due to their HIV status, commonly at work, in healthcare settings, in public or private services.

The project aims to improve access to clean water and sanitation in the Kobuin community by constructing a borehole powered by a solar water pump.

Development of an agriculture business that will be a training centre for environment protection, regenerative agriculture, biodiversity and food security

Focusing on sustainability as a priority our estimated annual budget is £2,172.74 (Open Collective is our fiscal host and figures can be found there) Finance for campaigning and ongoing overheads and future projects.

Birthrights aims to hold institutions to account and use the law strategically to campaign for better maternity care and birthing experiences for women and birthing people.

Improving water supply and the living conditions for Christian families living in Palestinian territories by replaying used & damaged rusty water tanks with new functional tanks and installing solar panels and boilers to provide homes with hot water.

Equip 100 refugee youth in Jordan with transformative education through the accredited Amala Global Secondary Diploma, nurturing peacebuilding skills, ethical leadership, and catalysing their potential as agents to drive positive social change in their communities.

TASC’s project aims to encourage the political participation of disaffected young people in Ireland through skill building, ultimately nurturing and protecting democracy.

Dandelion Time provides farm-based therapeutic programmes for children with serious emotional and behavioural difficulties and their families. The charity engages children in a programme of practical, nature-based therapeutic activities to help them overcome complex issues linked to trauma and abuse.

We want to support Care-Experienced Young People (CEYP) to build key employability skills that enables them to identity and access new career prospects. GMYN has over 12 years experience supporting CEYP.

Ample is a B2B marketplace for surplus fresh food, tackling the UK's 1.6 million tonnes of on-farm food waste. It enables farmers to sell their whole harvest while enabling a sustainable approach to produce procurement for food businesses.

The Vagina Museum is the world's first bricks-and-mortar museum dedicated to vaginas, vulvas and the gynaecological anatomy. Based in the heart of Bethnal Green, we challenge stigma through temporary and permanent exhibitions, and a vibrant programme of events and workshops.

We’re seeking a sponsor to help us integrate our new catering kitchen (currently under construction) into our established community project. Our aim is to offer training opportunities & paid work to people accessing our project’s support services.

Ten charities implement common safeguarding protocols and work together to radically improve humanitarian aid provision under the principles of Do No Harm. They create a positive culture of welfare, transparency, and equality which benefits displaced people and workers.

we delivery free health care to people who can not afford it in Eastern Nigeria

Strengthen local capacities to prevent, mitigate and manage conflict in a non-violent manner

The UK’s first National Service User Council comprises elected representatives nationwide. They identify key criminal justice issues, develop action plans, and influence decision-makers to effect necessary changes.

Our projects empower women by giving them the opportunity to have their children by choice and not chance. We run projects that offer primary healthcare and family planning in rural areas in East Africa.

Supporting 35 unemployed young people out of school in Omurang community, Kumi District, Uganda. Uganda has a population of 49.9 million people (2024 census) and inflation has moderated to 2.6%. However, the country has a high unemployment rate (6.6%).

Increase awareness of the metacrisis: the study of what the multiple crises [environment, social, geopolitical, health, technological etc] humanity faces might have in common.

Empowering Agri-Food Transformation for rural communities in Uganda. The active poor(women) of the rural areas of Aojamorok and Akisim communities in Kumi District, east of Uganda, are targeted.

The Rainbow Academy ( 092 -334 – NPO) provides world-class performing arts and business education to underprivileged youth in South Africa, empowering them with scholarships and digital skills for sustainable careers. The 'Create Space Series' blends art, technology, and entrepreneurship to foster innovation.

The Bristol Cable, a pioneering investigative local media co-op, is fulfilling a critical role for accountability in Bristol’s democratic and civic space, and fighting for a sustainable news industry.

Empower refugee women-led and LGBTIQA+ organisations with resources to address community needs, and facilitate sharing of best practices and lessons learned with key stakeholders via the Reframe Network platform

The International Permaculture Colab is presenting two project options. #1 Permaculture is Climate Action Conference - brings visibility to environmental work within the permaculture domain. #2 Online learning modules expansion for grassroots permaculture projects working in communities affected by climate change.

Reduction of Child Trafficking for Domestic Work in Mbeya Municipality, Mbeya Region, Tanzania

Out From Under Us is a feature documentary highlighting the plight of the Acholi people in northern Uganda. It focuses on land grabs, following a 20-year civil war, prompted by regime troops' massacre of civilians, sparking fears of genocide.

We support girls struggling with their self esteem and mental wellbeing. We ensure they feel heard, known, seen, and supported, working with them to grow in confidence and resilience, and developing a toolkit for life. We help them to flourish.

Girls' Empowerment will bring change in perception, understanding and behaviour of girls, boys, and teachers towards gender roles, gender equality and inclusivity. This will support girls to complete their education, challenge harmful practices, and build girls' confidence for lifelong empowerment.

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The aims of this project is to strengthen local capacities to prevent, mitigate and manage conflict in a non-violent manner

Breaking Ground is an urban greening and capacity-building programme in London supporting residents to take environmental action. It drives climate justice at a grassroots level, empowering people to lead environmental projects that respond to the needs of their communities.

The broader aim of the Sankandi Eco-Lodge and Museum Project is to promote sustainable tourism, preserve cultural heritage, and support local economic development while fostering environmental conservation and raising awareness about sustainable living practices.

The Victoria Community Centre is a collaborative community-based project with the aim of providing accessible and appropriate community spaces, services, and opportunities to people from refugee and migrant backgrounds in Athens.

Building of classes, office, kitchen and a changing room for kids

Strengthen the capacities of indigenous Lenca youth to demand just ecological transitions in Yamaranguila Intibuca

Sin Fronteras/No Limits trains young Latin American Young Women for collective action at the intersection of migration, race, age, and gender, and enables participation in advocacy spaces, using their own stories to inform and humanise debates around young migrants.

The Step Up Migrant Women campaign, the first migrant women-led national initiative, supported by 50+ organisations, aims to enhance access to justice for victims of domestic violence with insecure status through the establishment of safe reporting mechanisms.

We want to challenge the current hostile approach of young victims of trafficking and asylum seekers. ECPAT's aims are clear information about the immigration process, timely decisions and access to solicitors who understand trauma.

"Am I In Porn? 2.0" aims to empower victims of non-consensual pornography by providing a comprehensive, user-friendly tool to locate and remove their intimate images online, ensuring their digital privacy and dignity are restored globally.

Empower young people to play an active role in peacebuilding and social change

The aim of the project is to rduce healthy disparities in kenya and the create ajustice healthy system

"Our Planet Needs You" is an environmental awareness campaign anchored by a children's poetry book that promotes low-carbon lifestyles. It targets primary school-aged children and, by extension, the wider community.

To facilitate (global) engagement in socio-moral development, through unifying actions and intent.

We need funding to continue our free help line and support services for people impacted by the governments Prevent Duty.

Children who grow up in single parent families are disadvantaged because their households have less money. Gingerbread will act as a catalyst for single parents to achieve transformational social change and make the world fairer for their children.

Acción Andina aims to protect and restore one million hectares of Andean forest ecosystems in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela. It is the first multi-country, large-scale initiative to restore high altitude, native forests in this region.

The Refugee Academic Futures (RAF) programme aims to support students who are refugees or have lived experiences of displacement, through Masters and DPhil (PhD Equivalent) scholarships that enable them to reach their full academic potential.

We are a grassroots organization supporting Eastern European migrants struggling with serious mental health issues, mainly isolation and depression, leading to addictions, domestic violence, and homelessness. We offer group therapy and individual support in native languages to increase accessibility.

Requesting £3,560 for our mentorship project which provides high-quality mentorship and masterclasses to our ex-bursary holders and recent arts graduates to learn from and network with the industry experts to help them create their own career pathways into the industry.

We want to offer professional barbering vocational training to individuals who have faced homelessness. Our goal is to support their reintegration into society by equipping them with valuable skills, fostering independence and resilience, and ultimately empowering them to secure employment.

To co-create film telling the Untold Realities of Poverty in UK. This film is an integral part of a 2-year campaign “Poverty Is a Human Rights Issues”, providing an opportunity to those with direct experience to speak out about poverty.

We aim to bring Fossil Free Products to the market by establishing a standard for their production. This standard will incentivise companies and entrepreneurs to clean their supply chains and mobilize businesses towards a quicker transition away from fossil fuels.

To improve access to essential medicine and medical supplies for patients in the Horn of Africa (HoA) (Ethiopia and Somalia). This project seeks to reduce mortality and morbidity by providing access to essential medicine for hard-to-reach communities.

We're running a second big four-day working week pilot in the UK this Autumn to sign up another 50 companies, generate more momentum post-election and galvanise the movement for a four-day week, with no loss of pay for workers.

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Empowering Access to Information in Rural Communities for Sustainable Development

With a general election looming, we want to help 200+ Refill Communities take urgent action on plastic pollution. Through trainings and toolkits, hundreds of volunteers will be able to deliver our Reuse Manifesto, asking government to adopt legally-binding reuse targets.

Mitigating health/wellbeing and social inequalities for thousands of vulnerable people with Multiple Sclerosis, our holistic, multi-faceted digital project aims to transform peer connections, support networks and health knowledge, to dramatically improve quality of life - reaching 37,000 MSers pan-UK.

The project's aim is to expand our support for Eastern European migrants in overcoming assimilation struggles through counselling, group therapy, and support groups, addressing immediate crises and long-term recovery. Expansion will help more individuals and families achieve stability and well-being.

To address gender inequality and workplace discrimination, particularly against mothers and pregnant women, through an innovative theatre production, community workshops, and panel discussions, fostering awareness, advocacy, and societal change.

To develop and pilot a two-day peer-to-peer (P2P) management training that can be shared for free across social movements to support co-operative, collective and other non-hierarchical groups to practice their values in how they organise.

This project aims to address the economic and racial injustices faced by diaspora led humanitarian organisations, through a series of sustained conversations, workshops and jointly decided activities.

The aim of the project is to provide free health care to displaced populations, who wouldn’t otherwise have access to it due to financial, social, and logistical obstacles. The project take place in Thessaloniki and camp in Northen Greece.

Mission Evangelise and Help the Poor and very Needy

With this project, we aim at defending the rights to land, territory and natural resources of Chilean indigenous communities against the construction of a Norwegian-funded dam.

To build community resilience to climate change through support for community gardens, across the Nene Valley, in which food growing and preservation can be learned. Strengthening local food networks , building social capital and reconnecting people to their environment.

Campaign addresses economic inequality and social marginalization in the Western Cape, aiming to reduce gender-based violence, hate crimes and abuse. It focuses on empowering the LGBTQIA+ community through promoting resilience, and fostering independence through targeted intervention and support.

We reimagine business through systems thinking, deep intersectionality, and radical imagination, as one of the most effective forms of activism for systemic transformation.

Through this one year project we will endeavour to dismantle barriers for asylum seekers by providing support and advice, as well as linking people with valuable volunteering opportunities, creating confidence and renewing a sense of purpose.

Wicked Weather Watch educates primary pupils on climate change through interactive workshops, linking UK actions to the Arctic. We empower and inspire children by connecting them with Arctic explorers, providing knowledge and motivation for climate action.

Gambia is one of the countries in Sub Saharan Africa facing the challenge of Child Marriage and unwanted babies.

The project’s aim is to educate and enable students, young people, and teachers in the FE sector, through human rights education and capacity-building, to be active leaders and create youth groups in their own communities to defend their rights. 

A group of ordinary people with success in many fields, from environmental movements to politics and Black communities, creating a movement that centres on upgrading democracy itself to a people-powered, grassroots deliberative system offering everyone a seat at the table.

Your support would enable our trusted partner IMPACT Bangladesh to build a SIDKO Water Treatment Plant to provide safe water for a girl’s school in rural Bangladesh, benefitting approximately 1,500 girls and 2,000 people living within the vicinity.

To empower the Batwa Indigenous to acquire human rights trainings through Paralegals and human rights defenders to defend their communities in Uganda. This will be done through training their community leaders as well as educated youth in human rights skills.

As we face ecological/systemic breakdown, and its consequences, we need new systems and structures that can support a collective orientation to everyone’s needs. Our response is building participatory democracy: reclaiming collective and individual power and agency.

Through this project, we will offer training and mentoring in radio production and presenting to marginalised women housed at HMP Styal; opening up opportunities to build skills, confidence and pathways into meaningful, creative employment and education post-release.

The 2024 General Election offers an unprecedented opportunity to influence the incoming Government to end the Motherhood Penalty - the systematic economic disadvantages and discrimination that women face as a result of becoming mothers. This project will maximise our campaigning power.

Operation Noah’s Bright Now campaign calls on all UK churches and the Christian community to build a future not based on fossil fuels, through three main areas: divestment, impact investment and land use.

Contribute to a sustainable future by empowering young minds with the knowledge, skills, and values needed to make a positive impact on their environment.

Educate, Engage, Run Coastlines Educate: We talk to schoolchildren about ecological damage from coastline pollution Engage: We speak with local politicians about strategies for reducing coastline pollution Run Coastlines: AFWR's Founder has run 800km of British coastline while collecting rubbish

Project’s aim is to building Agroforestry systems among small and marginal farmers who are one of vulnerable groups to climate change; to withstand the impacts of climate change, to enhance ‘sinking’ of greenhouse gases and promote livelihood security.

ARDENT8 is an 18-month programme of workshops, mentoring and professional performance employment to support 8 working-class acting graduates (aged 20-25) from outside London who face socio-economic and geographic barriers to pursuing their careers.

Prefigure Earth is a digital platform which aims to connect and empower communities to enable the acceleration of social and ecological regeneration and solve the climate crisis through a map, optional subscription-based grant pots, and free courses.

CIVICS ACTION YOUTH COUNCIL: 2 YOUTH FROM PARTICIPATING CITIES , TOTAL OF 40 YOUTH AGES 14-18 o ORGANIZE, PLAN AND PROMOTE YOUTH CAREER DAYS, D&I ACTIVITIES, AND EVENTS HOSTED BY YOUTH LEADERS o DEVELOP A YOUTH PLATFORM FOR EQUITY THROUGH SERVICE

Create a database of Hazara migrants, recording personal stories and urgent needs to break their isolation and bring clarity to their lives. Offer resources on navigating complex systems, understanding basic rights, empowering and addressing their needs. Building foundation for advocacy

To pilot 'contextual safeguarding' with the Shpresa, a project for young Albanian asylum seekers. To address gaps in UK policy and practice guidance for safeguarding unaccompanied asylum seekers from exploitation and abuse.

By building an advanced mentoring platform, we aim to (1) reach more students in need, regardless of their geographic location or socioeconomic background, and (2) develop a sense of independence and ownership by equipping mentees with the necessary tools and knowledge.

To promote the health and wellness of tribal adolescent girls in Jawadhu Hills with the focus on sexual and reproductive health, anemia prevention, HIV/AIDS, prevention, child marriage prevention and eliminate traditional harmful family planning methods.

We support women survivors of slavery and trafficking into sustainable freedom, with a focus on education and employability skills. Our project aims to boldly assert survivors’ rights to work and volunteer, amongst policymakers, businesses, and citizens.

To transform lives through social and economic empowerment in South Sudan: empowering women to be agents of peace, poverty reduction and social & economic development. Building independence and resilience through community-led microfinance groups, literacy, financial stewardship, business skills and trauma-healing training.

Support LGBTQ+ community in Chesterfield to co-create artworks to be projected onto Bolsover Castle as part of a one-night light festival in November 2024. Workshops will enable the queer community to voice ideas and create exciting artworks for outdoor projections.

The broad aim of the COSRARETA project is to provide comprehensive sexual reproductive health and rights education to adolescents in The Gambia, empowering them with knowledge, skills, and resources to make informed decisions about their sexual and reproductive health.

To engage with government and the public to push for pay-as-you-drive taxation system. Pay as you drive will remove inequities in the current system, promote greater transparency, and encourage a shift towards sustainable transport. However, the issue is politically challenging.

To increase access to quality HIV prevention, care and treatment services to at-risk men, women and children in Yei River County of South Sudan

The goal of the project is to challenge cultural, systematic barriers, structural and social constructs that affect persons with disabilities in the communities of Zimbabwe through creative advocacy music

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To conduct a geochemical survey of a former silver-mining region in Sardinia to determine the toxic legacies which persist today and develop strategies to remediate contaminated soils.

We all deserve an NHS we can rely on - but right now, we can’t. In the run-up to the General Election, we plan to engage politicians with powerful patient stories and force them to prioritise protecting our NHS.

To address the root cause of generational poverty in Libuyu Livingstone Zambia Africa through provision of education opportunities to the most vulnerable and disadvantaged children who without our support will never have a chance to be educated.

We are aiming to show that people in Scotland want decision makers to step up and address the climate emergency with fast, fair action to reduce emissions.

The Climate Agency Box is an innovative youth arts and advocacy project by acclaimed artists Coney, in collaboration with Greenpeace. The project empowers teenagers in high deprivation areas to develop resilience to eco-anxiety, and to craft meaningful actions at school.

To raise public awareness of the issues facing our broadleaved tree species, increase the supply and availability of improved planting stock to enable woodland sector to increase the role it can play in mitigating climate change and restoring the landscape.

To eradicate gender inequality in the UK

In too many places globally, LGBTQ+ communities continue facing grave challenges and injustices. From discriminatory laws to horrific violence, basic human rights and dignities are continually denied to the LGBTQ+ community worldwide. This project aims to combat this.

The proposed overall impact; Is to reduce HIV incidence & life-threat illness mental distress amongst LGBTIQ in Kenya.

The project aims to enhance food security and alleviate poverty amidst climate change challenges in Zambia. It focuses on implementing interventions that improve agricultural productivity, strengthen livelihoods, and build resilience to climate change impacts, particularly in rural communities

The Climate and Gender Fellowship aims to create a network of passionate female-climate activists in Mexico and Central America that will help women adapt to the impacts of climate change, protect the local environment and fight for climate justice.

TO ENCOURAGE BIO DIVERSITY

Strategic litigation which concerns fundamental issues of transparency and accountability of central government decision-making around funding for adult social care.

This project aims at working with impacted communities in developing and advocating for victim-centred policies and their implementation that responds to their rights and needs within the framework of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.

To offer Health and wellbeing opportunities to women with housing needs to express themselves

Kivu Youth Music uses music as a nonviolent approach to building communities that are prepared to act creatively and peacefully for their future.

Living Streets launched the Pedestrian Pound (2013), highlighting the hidden economic contribution of pedestrians to high street economic vitality. Our New Pedestrian Pound will create a ‘go-to’ resource, outlining the business case for better, safer walking and wheeling streets.

To scale the impact of our work in remote, rural areas of Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania reaching more women with sexual reproductive health and rights, helping to stop unplanned pregnancy.

to empower aspiring entrepreneurs across Morocco by providing comprehensive support through training, mentorship, and financial assistance, enabling them to transform innovative ideas into sustainable businesses

Convening organisations globally who use tech for social good, sharing pioneering ideas and forging collaborations that achieve fairer societies and faster transition to net-zero. Seeking £20k of match funding for the gathering and travel grants from the global south.

To Empower 100 diverse young girls in Uganda to become frontline fighters for climate change by providing them with knowledge, skills, and a platform for active engagement.

The project seeks to strengthen the capacity of human rights activists, defenders by equipping them with educational resources to advocate for and protect LGBTQ rights.

We aim to empower young individuals who are fighting for peace, confronting injustice, and speaking out against abuse of power.

The Project aims to reduce sexual violence among women/ girls through changes in behaviour, practices and attitudes by 2024.

Education and Skills Training for Refugee Youth

Protect beautiful and vulnerable Mt Mulanje's by building a residential research station enabling local and international scientists to conduct vital field research.

To enhance healthcare access and quality for Kacheche residents by constructing a vital healthcare facility, addressing acute health challenges, and fostering community well-being in Mzimba district, Malawi.

The broad aim of the project is to enhance awareness, diagnosis, and treatment of Sickle Cell Disease. Through community engagement, healthcare capacity building, and specialized treatment services, the project seeks to improve health outcomes and quality of life for affected individuals.

To empower and amplify the voices of women in South Sudan to actively participate in peacebuilding and reconciliation efforts within the country.

To raise £120,000 to evacuate 2 families out of Gaza to safety in Egypt, including 15 adults and 14 children before the imminent IDF ground invasion in Rafah.

To ensure that girls from underprivileged communities have sufficient resources to manage their periods safely. To keep girls in school and be an encouragement for them to participate in sports and activities beyond gender boundaries.

1. Raise awareness about human rights abuses 2.Provide support and legal aid to victims of human rights abuses 3 Document cases of human rights abuses 4.Promote access to justice and alternative dispute resolution 5.Establish an early warning system

Advocate and promote Inclusive education and health through Understanding the United Nation Convection on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in line with also SDG Goals 4 and 3

People-powered solutions are essential in rising to the challenge of the climate emergency but movements are severely hampered by barriers to funding. Our mission is to ensure they access the funding they need and other support that maximises their effectiveness.

To defend the dignity and human rights of people on the move and fight the criminalisation of migration. To advocates for change of EU migration policy and raise the awareness on human rights violations at the EU external border.

The ASSOCIATION GOFFOH is governed by the provisions of Law 60-315 of September 21, 1960. Our application for approval was filed on January 6, 2020 under No. 290/RG/PG/SG/D1/B2. And amounts registered in the register of the Ministry of La Francophonie in the sector: NGOs and cultural associations under the number SPC/GOFO 015/MCF/DPIMFAS-2024-FR. In order to restore social cohesion through diversity and recreate an event in the same festive and friendly atmosphere, important in the eyes of the p

Nyungu Afrika aims to revolutionize menstrual health in Africa, empower women & girls to realize their potential by producing eco-friendly sanitary pads from underutilized agricultural waste of pineapple leaves and corn husk fibers, addressing period poverty and environmental sustainability.

Empowerment of vulnerable African children as EcoGuardians, training them to actively engage in environmental conservation efforts, fostering their participation and commitment to safeguarding the environment through education and practical involvement in conservation initiatives.

Exploring how far ordinary people will go to stop plans for new oil and gas projects in the UK, and how far will the government go to stop them?

Amplify voices for secularism, gender equality, and social justice, especially those from minority ethnic backgrounds

Restore peace amongst south sudanese citizens

ASEED campaigns against fossil fertilizers and corporoate control in the agricultural system - while fighting for local food autonomy.

Each of 250 marginal farming women of 20 villages in Thogaimalai block earn atleast Rs.5,000/- per month through bi-farming methods and kitchen garden leading to free from poverty.

To create a discourse on recognition of gender apartheid as a crime

To work with older people who are at risk of hospital admission and offer practical, timely help and interventions. To encourage activities that each person is passionate about that will promote health and wellbeing in order to prevent hospital admission.

Our goal is to secure a permanent home to exhibit, store and preserve the collection. Aligned to this we also hope to make the collection publicly owned without compromising on our grass roots, independent, freely accessible approach.

To empower , capacity build and catalyze women in correctional facilities as pillars of peace and transformation in their communities

the Queer Displaced Safe House project is to provide a safe, supportive, and empowering environment for LGBTQI+ individuals displaced due to persecution, violence, or discrimination, fostering their well-being, resilience, and social inclusion

The aim of the project is to make a significant Contribution in strengthening access to justice for the Dalits/ Dalit women/ supporting strategies and initiate that seeks to address the barriers faced in social, educational, economic and civil domain in Tamil Nadu

Supporting them with FOOD, CLOTHING, BEDDINGS & INFRASTRUCTURE

OHM’s flagship project supports people experiencing homelessness who have no recourse to public funds - they literally have nowhere else to turn. A last resort to help them move on from the trauma of homelessness and lead productive lives.

To alleviate period poverty

Solidarity Economy Association (SEA) are initiating an important new campaign as part of the Water for Rojava Committee to demilitarise the vital Alouk Water Station in NE Syria (Rojava), under occupation by Turkey since 2019.

To host a 2-day Redistribution Festival in September, bringing together a network of about 60 people organising around wealth redistribution in the UK. This festival will enable us to continue supporting each-other and continue developing a shared vision and strategy.

To combat School Pregnancies, Early and Forced Marriage (SPEFM) in refugee host communities in Tanzania

The aim is to address the prolonged conflict at the border of Transamara and Migori Counties which has persisted for over two decades.

The project aims to foster culture and promote personal and social transformations from the aesthetic experience, experienced through a program of activities

To improve the educational outcomes and well-being of school children with albinism in Tanzania through the provision of essential sun protection materials and educational support

Overall aim of the project is to prevent the Dalit women’s Rights violation and protect the women from the racial discrimination and from the exploitation through forming Dalit women Rights groups/District level Federation

The project aims to foster culture and promote personal and social transformations from the aesthetic experience, experienced through a program of activities

The aim of our project is to eradicate iliteracy in our community.

Delivering investigations for NGOs through fieldwork, data analysis and storytelling, Wildlight works collaboratively with a global network of investigators, researchers, journalists, photographers and filmmakers on issues relating to social justice, environmental crime and animal welfare.

a) Awareness building on reptiles of plants.

Name: Daniel Willie Location: Papua New Guinea Occupation: Chairman of Stephens Primary School About Me: I am Daniel Willie, a dedicated individual from Papua New Guinea. I currently serve as the Chairman of Stephens Primary School, which is located in the rural Abau District of Papua New Guinea. As a Catholic, I am deeply committed to providing quality education and nurturing the young minds of our community. Mission: Our school faces several challenges, particularly in terms of infrastructur

The project addresses the critical intersection of climate change, disability, and Indigenous rights through a comprehensive approach encompassing awareness, community engagement, and advocacy. Long-term goals focus on systemic change through the adoption of disability-inclusive disaster preparedness and climate resilience policies.

Supporting patient-led advocacy worldwide to fight for lower insulin and diabetes supply costs. We ensure those most impacted by diabetes are treated as experts, prioritise marginalised and underrepresented voices, and address the root causes of issues in local contexts.

We work collaboratively with local, national and International organizations to end HIV/AIDS by 2030 and for Community Economic Empowerment for poverty alleviation

This Girls CodeCamp project aims to train and equip a minimum of 30 young girls aged between 17 and 25 years across Cameroon to become computer programmers, creators and designers placing them on track to take up studies and carriers in the information, communication and technology (ICT), education and coding sectors.

Connecting our 200 local Refill communities with their local rivers, highlighting the urgent need to protect our waterways, including tackling sewage and single-use plastic pollution through scaling tried and tested solutions for individuals to take river action in their communities.

The second conference of the Peoples’ Coalition against Extractivism and for fossil fuel Financial Regulation in Colombia May 18-25 is urgent and strategic : resistances worldover will strategize, prepare for the G20 in November and support Colombian movements and government.

To promote environmental protection and sustainable development practices in Tanzania, focusing on building community resilience and fostering environmental stewardship.

To bring more visibility to the need for activist compensation for their expertise and experience speaking and messaging, to support activist livelihoods and develop more inclusive and responsive approaches to funding climate justice for both activists and funders alike.

Parent Power empowers parents in a local area to work collectively to campaign against educational inequalities and create positive change for their children and local community, by training them in community organising.

The proposal aims to promote sustainable community forestry practices and enhance livelihood opportunities in central region og Uganda

To facilitate engagement in socio-moral progress, through unified actions and efforts towards peace.

Reporting

Xenia brings together migrant, refugee, British and asylum seeking women of all ages and language abilities to connect, share and learn as equals. For this project we are seeking to strenthen our pilot project in Sheffield.

Project Zero, which is currently in Pilot stage, is a bold new initiative to accelerate the end of the devastating birth injury obstetric fistula across Ethiopia – district by district, once and for all.

Using prominent artists in the short videos, this project will provide vital historical context to the Palestinian narrative, largely missing from mainstream media coverage and politicians’ words. Aim: inform the Western public in order to facilitate grassroots awareness and action.

CHIPS aims to bring peace and reconciliation through practical projects in the Northern Region of Ghana, affected by conflict between the Konkomba and Nanumba tribes.

Hope Hive virtually brings together artists, researchers, and changemakers working towards conflict transformation to develop their creative practice and action research. The project promotes knowledge sharing, intercultural dialogue and collaboration for long term wellbeing and healing, and meaningful cross-community relationships.

Improving farmers income and conservation of biodiversity

Hold a week-long mass action camp in August 2024 to challenge Drax Power Station (the UK's largest singl emitter), bring attention to biofuels, build an inclusive, diverse, and democratic climate and social justice movement, and empower individuals and communities.

Start a social enterprise in Harare to fund the operating costs of Jessie’s House Muzondo, our successful, holistic program designed to improve the life chances for vulnerable children in Muzondo, a remote village in Zimbabwe living in ultra-poverty.

Provide inclusive housing support to refugees, immigrants, and asylum seekers from Horn of Africa countries in order to settle and integrate better in Northern Ireland

to promte peace through football talent in kenya

Farm income enhancement and forest conservation for sustainable livelihoods.

The project aims to achieve 70% reduction in child abuse, neglect, and domestic violence by 2030. Our focus is an improvement in the social, and mental health of youth; tackling often under-looked roots to development issues, and later-life struggles.

Reducing Social-Economic Inequalities in the Rural Areas of North Ugenya through the Provision of Clean, Safe, and Adequate Water.

Contribution to help people with disabilities in Angola

To provide surfing sessions for over 50's

Rahber-The Advisor aims to drive sustainable development by offering quality education and financial support from pre-school to higher education. Focused on underprivileged youth, the organization provides scholarships and guidance for better academic opportunities, fostering equal access to education.

Increasing the capacity of Protect to support an influx of whistleblowing advice cases

Promote and protect the rights and welfare of people in exile. Also save lives through emergency response.

This project will provide immediate practical and emotional support as well as educational campaigns. Our primary aim is to offer comprehensive assistance to those bereaved by suicide, encompassing family members, friends, and communities affected by suicide.

promote homess peolple sufering through provision of sheler,ffoor and education

By starting a community garden project, i can create a shared space for residents to connect, learn new skills, and contribute to the well-being of the community. It's a rewarding activity that promotes sustainability, healthy living, and community engagement.

‘A golden ticket to social mobility and lifelong success’ is how one headteacher described what we do. Our Outreach Project ensures learners, whatever their background or disadvantage, can access our oracy qualifications to gain self-respect, validation and confidence for life.

Aim: The primary aim of this project is to empower communities in Lungi, Bo, and Kenema to adapt to the impacts of climate change through sustainable and community-driven initiatives.

To educate raise awareness of the dangers of female genital mutilation by running grassroots campaigns led by frontline organisations and survivors.

we will focus on the well-being of LGBTIQ+ and their integration into general society, as an NGO that is dedicated to advocating on behalf of the LGBTI community from grassroots level.

The project aims to scale up the existing literacy program for rights for 350 women cotton workers in 10 new villages, increasing its impact on women's lives and equipping them with basic literacy and numerical skills.

To prevent environmental degradation, protect the endangered native permanent trees and promote environmental security through women groups and children’s eco clubs in Kalasapakkam and Javadhu hills tribal block in Tiruvannamalai District.

Arts integration techniques are one of the most effective, meaningful and efficient methods for teaching literacy to a wide range of learning styles and levels

This is a two pronged campaign: raising the profile of Iraqis who are being deported after living in Europe for 20 years, and calling on Iraq to stop accepting deportees.

The main overall impact aim; Is to reduce triple violence incidence and power imbalances towards human rights realization for Intersex, Transgender and Gender Non Conforming Person (ITGNC) through ‘‘Know Your Rights’’.

Bringing a message of ecological awareness and kindness to children and carers using puppet theatre

Promotion of human rights and economic justice via activating Corporate Social responsability

fostering a democratic culture and free expression, particularly in the context of the Woman Life Freedom uprising in Iran

Our urban croft on former wasteland leverages food-growing for health-and-wellbeing, economy and environment, and promotes responsible global citizenship. We wish to realise our full community-developed vision and help others replicate it, establishing a network. Our founder/CEO has relevant lived experience.

To provide complex casework support to men held in and advocate through evidence gathering for the closure of large accommodation sites such as Wethersfield and Scampton.

To improve relationships with nature in the UK by deepening ecological understanding and increasing engagement with conservation. These factors are critical for improving pro-environmental behaviour, policy and business practice. We focus on the Curlew and wildlife sharing its habitats.

To develop accessible and community-led arts installations with a group of 20+ residents, envisioning the sustainable kitchens and corner shops of the future. These installations will be anchor points for decolonial grassroots campaigns advocating for local food justice.

Our project seeks to fill the gaps in social and material provision for displaced people in Ioannina, Greece. We aim to provide a safe space that contributes to a peaceful, solidary and mutually inclusive society.

humanitarian

Advance Myanmar wants to support University Students’ Unions Alumni Force (USUAF) in Myanmar, who are resisting military rule with non-violent tactics. They use direct and mass public action to fight the military.

Establish pioneering model services for people with deafblindness in East Africa, South Asia, Latin America and Europe that provide equal access to healthcare, education and employment opportunities. Use these innovations to influence for systemic social change.

ACE aims to significantly reduce the disability employment gap by becoming the national resource for employers. People with lived experience will be front and centre of ACE. We aim to fundamentally change the culture in Scotland’s workplaces.

Our campaign seeks to bring a Right to Roam Act to England so that millions more people can have easy access to open space, and the physical, mental and spiritual health benefits that it brings.

Provide an emergency response service led by those with lived experience of sexual violence and economic disadvantage: 1-1 emotional and practical crisis support (from phone calls to safety items).

Asylum is constantly in the news, and yet we rarely hear from women who end up as asylum seekers after domestic abuse or modern slavery forced them out of the regular immigration system. This storytellers' network would amplify their voices.

To strengthen democracy, peace and human rights through impact- and accountability-focused investigative reporting on the South Caucasus

To force the companies responsible for flood risk to pay for its mitigation, building new alliances in the UK climate space.

To provide access to free legal advice for low income and vulnerable groups

Cambodia’s Indigenous People suffer poverty because companies grab land and cause massive environmental damage. We will: Strengthen communities to defend their rights. Equip authorities to hold companies to account. Develop human rights and environmental sustainability best practice with key companies.

Enable societal shifts by providing new access to justice for nature, changing corporate behaviours, and educating society about the impacts of environmental crime. Coordinated, precedent-setting cases will hold environmental offenders legally responsible for remedying the harms they cause.

We teach children about climate change and inspire them to take action. Our 2030 goal is to make high-quality climate education available to every primary-aged child in the UK, so that they and their families are empowered to act.

We’re a training co-operative of practitioners from the fields of community/union organising, trauma-informed strength and movement, care work, growing, art and more. We focus on the critical importance of healing and wellbeing to the sustainability of social change work.

The broad aim of the project "Echoes of the Past" is to bridge generational divides, preserve cultural heritage, and foster understanding through intergenerational storytelling workshops that encourage dialogue, creativity, and mutual learning among participants of all ages.

To champion, strengthen and protect the UK’s inspirational National Trails and enable more people - especially those who traditionally face barriers to accessing nature - to use them as a gateway to the great outdoors.

screen at least ten Palestinian films (features, docs, shorts) with panels and director Q&As as well as one non film event

The broad aim of the project is to empower individuals, especially women and girls of a marginalized community to earn income from local resources by creating a modern-day threshold for income-earning activities to spring up and forage.

That all young people learn about the events, causes and consequences of 9/11 and subsequent terrorist attacks in an attempt to create a better, more peaceful and cohesive future.

To create a center of additional educational training and psychological support (hereinafter referred to as the Center) for children from the city of Sumy in Ukraine.

Autonomisation financière

CHANGE THE POLITICAL CLIMATE AND TURN PREDICTED LOSSES INTO POTENTIAL GAINS

To empower communities and the youth to create a safer, healthier, cleaner, and greener environment

Campaigning to undo the capital’s ‘loo-leash’. We want to support older Londoners to take action to reduce social isolation caused or exacerbated by lacking or poor provision of public toilets.

To equip trade union and social movement activists in Northern Ireland with the tools to make sense of a changing world

To improve  physical  fitness & advocate for mental  health and well-being for women  of colour over 40 through walking football.  Opportunities to enhance skills, raise self -esteem, confidence building and empower women to contribute to making positive changes within society. 

To equip trade union and social movement activists in Northern Ireland with the tools to make sense of a changing world

Climate Change Finance & Investment

Climate Change Finance & Investment

We’re a global grassroots initiative focused on local community resilience. It inspires communities to reduce fossil fuel dependency, promote sustainability, and strengthen local economies. Through inclusivity, and practical actions, it envisions a regenerative and just future, within planetary boundaries.

Educational and mentoring programmes to tackle period poverty and the environnmental impact of traditional period products.

We are a movement strategy project working with grassroots organisations (from migrant groups to climate orgs) to become more sustainable and strategic, better equipped to tackle our current political and economic crises, by building in feminist and power-sharing principles

To advance LGBTQIA rights and combat discrimination in Uganda through legal advocacy, awareness campaigns, and community empowerment initiatives.

Le projet vise à réduire le taux d’analphabétisme et les inégalités du genre chez les filles des familles vulnérables par l’autonomisation socio-économique de leurs parents (femmes) en territoire d’Uvira.

Move towards economic justice by creating financial stability for local individuals and families. We work with people to address the root causes of their money issues, empowering them to break free from the cycle of poverty.

Provision of therapeutic services for young people with SEN and Difficult life circumstances

To connect a hydropower turbine to the grid, as it provides the main core income for a listed working watermill and thriving community hub.

The broad aim of the project is to bring peace by campaigning against childhood sexual violence, early child marriage and unintended pregnancies including provision of care and support to identified victims of childhood sexual violence including their children and parents/relatives

Inkcubeko Nezobugcisa's Creative Development Programme aims to empower 30 emerging visual artists aged 18-35 through personalized mentorship, skill enhancement, and industry connections, equipping them with tools to thrive in the competitive creative landscape.

Promote the vital role of the UK's rural community in achieving Net Zero, advocating for rural perspectives in national policy discussions.

The second conference of the Peoples’ Coalition against Extractivism and for fossil fuel Financial Regulation in Colombia this March is urgent and strategic : resistances worldover will strategize, prepare for the G20 in November and support Colombian movements and government.

To establish an Ecological Park which offers the general public a recreation, learning and reflection space within Ndola and also contributes to environmental sustainability through the preservation of the ecosystem within the water source area.

The Young Trustees Movement exists to unleash the power of young people to enable effective governance.

To provide requested infrastructure for existing and emerging European abortion activists. To build and maintain secure online resource with colelctive knowledge of how to start and sustain abortion funds and help people access abortions. To provide trainings and fiscal sponsorship.

The project aims to bring together people of different ages experiencing inequality and empower them to campaign and take action together. We want to counter the narrative that generations are in competition with each and instead build intergenerational solidarity.

To accelerate and upscale the creation of spaces for climate and community action and innovation. Space Generators Charity helps teams across the UK to acquire and repurpose vacant property into Climate Emergency Centres and eco community projects focussed on solutions.

To test our new, pilot solutions to enable more disabled people to volunteer with us, have their views on accessibility heard and visit more places with confidence that their needs will be met.

Sheffield Transformed Festival will be a weekend of political education and network-building anchored in South Yorkshire’s left-wing politics and culture, aiming to bring together and forge new connections between the region’s rich but fragmented groups of different radical traditions.

To establish the needs of our newly formed Climate Hubs and then provide the support identified

The regional movements and distribution of coastal minke whales within a newly-designated Marine Protected Area in northeast Scotland

IMIX empowers marginalised voices. IMIX empowers marginalized voices. We propose "Empowering New Voices," a remote project offering media skills workshops to refugees, building confidence and community connections through storytelling

SAVING LOITA HILLS FOREST IN KENYA & ENDANGERED WILDLIFE

Research on the rights and treatment of the non-religious globally

Finalizing and winterization of the structure in the back of the van of Empowervan. The equipping and constructing of the back of the van will enable the funcionality of the project.

To drive change in the fashion industry from the bottom up, empowering citizens to take action at a grassroots level. By sharing skills and knowledge through community activities, we are building a network of sustainable fashion advocates.

To carry out a pilot demonstration of the practicability and effectiveness of a Basic Income as a replacement for the existing dysfunctional benefits system. This could ultimately lead to the most fundamental change since the creation of the welfare state.

Focus on providing a group of refugees with culinary training and job skills to give them knowledge/experience much needed to earn a fair wage in the UK. Our overall project aim is to reduce socio-economic and ethnic inequality.

Our aim is to establish a holistic project for children in grades 1 to 9 in GRE village, Nepal's Rasuwa district near Langtang National Park. Initiative aims to enhance their overall development, providing a supportive environment for education and well-being in the Himalayan region.

Creating a platform for systemic and social change by combining over 20 years of front line evidence and experience, the opinions of individuals with lived experience of rough sleeping, sector partnerships and expertise in successful advocacy.

To teach autistic children practical skills for climate action through food growth and soil regeneration

Election leaflet fact checking for the UK general election. Tools for voters, journalists and researchers to archive, browse and investigate political leaflets.

edthread’s Youth Violence Intervention Programme (YVIP) aims to help 11-25-year-old vulnerable victims of grooming, sexual and criminal exploitation, street and domestic violence and modern slavery through 1:1 support in NHS hospital emergency departments/major trauma centres and through individualised community-based support.

This project will support women experiencing long-term unemployment and social isolation in South Wales to gain skills and qualifications, improve their wellbeing and connect with others in their community, whilst turning empty homes into emergency accommodation.

To promote initiatives aimed at creating opportunities for improved welfare of women, children and youth.

The Now and Beyond Schools Programme aims to compassionately enhance mental health support for students, teachers, and parents, expanding its reach and deepening its impact in educational settings across the UK.

Wider Horizons aims to empower young adults (18-27) through Transformational Gatherings in Nature, fostering self-discovery, cultural connection and environmental awareness. We offer inclusive experiences, developing community, subsidizing tickets for underrepresented groups, promoting mental well-being and resilience, and addressing societal challenges.

To provide young Disabled activists with the tools and hands on opportunities to enter the realm of politics and become tomorrow's trailblazers. We want to invest in our youth of today, especially young adults living with a Disability.

community empowemrnt in regards wildlife health conservation

We aim to give children with life-limiting conditions and their families with access to the necessary palliative care by providing them with free legal services.

To enable every child to find their true self and for every child to become strong for life.

Fat Macy’s is an innovative and impactful charity based in London, supporting people experiencing homelessness to move on from temporary accommodation and into long-term stable housing and employment.

techvoc program to help educate local women communities in entrepreneurship for life skill Development

1. Resilient & self-reliant rural community leading towards sustainable economies & Livelihood 2. Improve sustainable income from Agri & allied through diversified source of HH income.

Tribal communities access their individual and community forest rights with the support of the village level Forest rights Committees in 110 villages in 11 Taluka of Banaskantha, Sabarkantha, Aravalli, Dahod and Panchmahals districts of Gujarat state in India.

Our coastal emergency & outreach patrols at the France-UK border aim to protect displaced people who have attempted to cross by boats, but have failed and/or been shipwrecked; and to raise awareness amongst politicians and public opinion on the situation.

Extreme Events Conference - the support victims and communities need post-event; how housing can be replaced; how existing housing can be adapted

The current project is aimed to produce and optimize macro and micronutrient composition of bioponics nutrient solution through aerobic fermentation of microbial formulation, using solid waste materials like animal manures, onion & banana peels

Lutté contre les maladies et assuré une éducation aux enfants abandonnés

The Wallich Solutions Service is a drop-in centre for homeless people in Cardiff, particularly those with a street-based lifestyle. Information, practical, and trauma informed support, within a multi-agency approach, enables people to take their first steps out of homelessness.

We aim to transform how local communities build and what they build with, transitioning from a carbon-intensive and globally-sourced approach, to one that builds with local natural materials and relies on regenerative farming and a reskilling of local workforces.

Action for Jackie: improving health inequalities for people with learning disabilities. We want to help prevent avoidable deaths like Jackie's.

To help villagers in the deoccupied areas of Ukraine survive and rebuild their homes

Our core objective is to revolutionise banking practices, specifically by addressing the sector's vast financing to the fossil fuel industry. Utilising cutting-edge AI tools, we empower bank customers to advocate for sustainable lending, fundamentally reshaping the industry's environmental impact.

Funding to help me flee the UK

The broad aim of the project is increase availability of Micro nutrients among maternal mothers, infants and the wider rural communities, through food fortification. In Uganda, most rural folks do not have access to healthy foods.

• To continue the education of the children of the poor families of Sundarbans. • To improve children’s health from infancy. • To build an educated and developed society. • To economically empower women and girls and reduce dependency on kerosene and stop pollution.

The project aims to elevate the voices of those in prison to address systemic injustices and racial disparities in the criminal justice system, advocating for transformative, inclusive reform.

To ensure that just procedures are followed to pay out compensation to gold min workers suffering from TB and Silicoses contracted while working on South African gold mines

The "Red Flag - Röd Flagga Initiative" aims to combat rising anti-Semitism in the MENA region. Through real-time monitoring, education, and community engagement, the project seeks to reduce incidents, raise awareness, and foster inclusivity for a more harmonious society.

The Whithaugh Project aims to develop an approach to working with young people to reduce the poverty attainment gap through delivering a long term programme of outdoor learning for at risk young people in S3 to S6.

Enable peasant women farmers increase her food surplus, incomes while caring for the earth and people health safety.

The main ambition of our project is to eradicate the social ills like hunger, inequality and poverty and encourage people to live a peaceful life.

The main ambition of our project is to eradicate the social ills like hunger, inequality and poverty and encourage people to live a peaceful life.

Provide and intervention programme for individuals involved in the criminal justice system in the form of an Ocean Therapy Programme.

subsidised weekly therapy sessions.

CLIMATE MITIGATION AND IMPROVING COMMUNITY LIVLIHOOD.

This project aims to enhance menstrual health awareness, provide product access, reduce absenteeism, lower health risks, promote gender equality, and foster economic empowerment, empowering women and girls in rural India for sustainable well-being.

Empowerment aims to promote social change through conducting media-based workshops which teach young Black talent the crucial skills that are expected for a career in the creative industry. Subsequently, we host showcase events wherein participants exhibit what they have learnt.

Celebrating and collating Traditional Ecolocical Knowledge for Biodiversity Preservation

To empower slum women to fight period related taboos and provide them with inexpensive ecofriendly menstrual hygiene options like cloth pads and menstrual cups

Wild Card are campaigning for the UK’s biggest landowners to commit to ambitious rewilding projects, in response to the climate and ecological emergency. We want to see the story of the British landscape completely retold.

To Reach out to people living with HIV in Thane district and provide them information to accept their HIV positive status and also train them to motivate others like them to do .

The optimum utilization of existing water resources & ensure qualitative village water and better village environmental conditions with long term sustainability & hygiene with self-sustain revenue model.

Practical Open Access Archive for new campaigns to build themselves & take informed action, based in London community centre

Securing the long-term functionality of community water points and bringing water closer to where people need it for livelihoods development

Supporting small-scale fishermen to transition to sustainable fishing methods - a win-win for both local livelihoods and climate-resilient coastlines.

The project aims to know the carbon emissions current scenario in forest fringe villages of District Sehore. It would be cover with in-depth sample survey methods in selected households of selected villages both qualitatively and quantitatively.

Connecting the Next Generation of African and African Diaspora Young Leaders to cultivate lasting relationships and inspire action through a unique fellowship program

Design Work

Safeguarding Human Rights and Dignity of Students and Promoting Peace, Harmony and Racial Justice in Academic Institutions of India. Proper Implementation of the hon’ble Supreme Court judgment (2009) to prevent the menace of “ragging”. Saving Lives, dreams and careers.

To create an enabling society where women and girls can enjoy their sexual & reproductive health rights and entitlements and can live a dignified life through earning a alternative income by making and selling of reusable cloth pads.

To provide free medical aid to underprivileged children with Type 1 Diabetes

TO PROMOTE ADOLESCENT’S SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND RIGHTS IN FAKO DIVISION, CAMEROON

Starling Sessions is a global folk community band celebrating cultural diversity in Oxford. We run weekly, open-access music workshops that bring together migrant communities, asylum-seekers and refugees, and long-standing Oxford residents to build social networks and promote inclusion.

TO PROMOTE ADOLESCENT’S SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND RIGHTS IN FAKO DIVISION, CAMEROON

TO PROMOTE ADOLESCENT’S SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND RIGHTS IN FAKO DIVISION, CAMEROON

The project is aimed to create livelihood support to marginal farmers that will form part of the conservation initiatives of the organization.

"Learn Zeclik" aims to bring computer literacy to the over 150 school kids Educ4All is supporting this academic year (2023-2024)

Aim of the project is to connect people of marginaised section through the E courts eco-system of the country.

The vision of the project resides in the process of getting acquainted with various diversified outlooks associated with the human rights of SafaiMitras and assisting 1 lakh+ workers by uplifting their socioeconomic conditions, assuring a life of dignity.

We work with transport providers, passenger groups, local and national governments, businesses and charities, to push for better, greener transport. Our vision is for everyone to have high quality, sustainable transport that meets their needs and protect the environment.

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To bring Social Justice in underserved and underrepresented communities of India, and the voice of voiceless.

Helping People age with dignity and respect who have become disengaged from the community or who are struggling financially.

Reduce Inequality

Historically nomadic families and now they are socially none touchable, they not like to go school because there is discrimination and social problems so to educate their children, plan to 30 schools.

Renaissance of Traditional health system and healing practices

Empowering marginalized communities through education and skill development to improve livelihoods, foster social inclusion, and drive sustainable local development.

improvement of educational,economica land medical relief to the poor and down trodden and advancement of any other charitable and developmental

Save UK Bugs from extinction by collecting and deep freezing their DNA and cells.

i. The Gram Sabha will be strengthened towards tribal self rule with good governance. ii. Social status of women will be improved and will be empowered. iii. Implementation of CFR Conservation and Management Plan in Gram Sabhas towards environment justice.

Investigating the situation of children and youth with special needs , aged 15 years and above and living in CCIs and aftercare homes in two states of India, to capture components of existing best practices, as well as gap areas

An innovative approach to tackling the waste management crisis in Livingstone the tourist capital of Zambia

Lingos Welfare Society is working to increase employment opportunities at the local level for women empowerment. We are looking for some such projects which will help the local people to establish their own private enterprise at zero cost by taking advantage of the nature around them. We are making efforts. In this effort, we have inspired them to run their own enterprises with the green leaves obtained from the forests around them. Today, they are happy that they are succeeding in earning thei

The broad aim of the human rights project is to promote and protect fundamental human rights, fostering a more just and equitable society through advocacy, awareness, and empowerment.

Teaching economically weaker sections of children to compete with curricula

Protection of labour right and preveliages in the destination and insure safe livelihood and legal rights of the seasonal migrants

though india is growing fast in past decade, the growth is not inclusive,and big gap is there between haves and have nots. bridging the gap is the Aim.

To have a stronger community and stakeholders voice that will advocate for the ‘‘Legal and Enabling Framework to Safeguard the Human Rights of PLHIV under National HIV/AIDS Act2017, for improved ‘Quality Health Services and Social Security Schemes’.

"To create self sustainable society where peace Freedom Equality Brotherhood,

"To create self sustainable society where peace Freedom Equality Brotherhood,

Abondoned children are immediately offered assurance, affection and loving care

Piloting our re-granting programme using a new community decision-making app (the wellbeing protocol) that will allow a cohort of approx 500 young climate leaders to make funding decisions between themselves.

To provide friendly school environment

To Provide Education and eradicate unemployment

Lingos Welfare Society is working to increase employment opportunities at the local level for women empowerment. We are looking for some such projects which will help the local people to establish their own private enterprise at zero cost by taking advantage of the nature around them. We are making efforts. In this effort, we have inspired them to run their own enterprises with the green leaves obtained from the forests around them. Today, they are happy that they are succeeding in earning thei

To protect civilians from harm in conflicts around the world

: Improving the Socio-economic Status of young women and men smallholder farmers

I. To confirm and initiate consensus with the deserving 50 widows and deserted young women from the target villages for the project and initiate viable, alternative, locally sourcing, backwardly linking with family economy models of income generating activities ii. To provide financial literacy skills training for 50 widows and deserted women for 3 days to build their knowledge and skills in managing their own Income generation activities, their collective for sustaining the project iii. To dist

promotion of fundamental rights of women and children

Empowering Rural Women through Sustainable Solid and Liquid Waste Resource Management in Karnataka

To enhance innovative and impactful initiative aimed at combating drug use and engaging idle youths through beach monitoring. It addresses the pressing issue of drug abuse while simultaneously providing productive opportunities for young individuals in environmental conservation.

Influencing citizens and stakeholders to foster the realization of human rights and Rule of law

Our charity has long been working towards educational empowerment in remote tribal area of Andhra Pradesh state in India. The area consists of forests and hills. Tribals are unable to overcome poverty due to lack of education. Therefore, our main objective is to teach the people of the region about educational empowerment and provide the fruits of education to the future generations as well as save them from poverty.

Healthy Life, No Smoke, Save Trees, Save Life, Time Saving of collecting woods, Clean Energy

The aim of the project is to empower and support women who have experienced domestic abuse, mental health challenges, and social isolation. Through workshops and mentoring, we promote mental wellbeing, recovery from domestic abuse, and foster resilience while reducing isolation

Education development for the community of Mirasi and folk artist on broader level with skill development

Helping addicts to manage Craving & Relapse