Meet Rocco—a bright 16-year-old special needs learner with a passion for learning and outstanding academic results. Unfortunately, both his parents are unemployed and cannot afford the transport fees, school uniforms, or learning materials he needs. We at CLR foundation have tried our best to help him get to school and supply some of his needs and are committed to continue helping

Donation request for school materials for displaced children in resettlement centers. Many children have lost their belongings during the conflict in Cabo Delgado and urgently need notebooks, pencils, erasers, rulers, and other basic school supplies to continue their studies and maintain educational continuity despite the challenges faced by the community.

To help vulnerable kids in Goderich and Mile 6 communities

Bright future for youth aims to help youth in Tanzania to have access to education, the need for a professional camera will help to record educational clips and photos to share with youth on social media so that they can access education from different trainers and facilitator digitally

Irene Homes: A Home Where Hope Lives<br /><br />At Irene Homes, our purpose is clear: to provide adults with intellectual disabilities a home filled with dignity, belonging, and hope.<br /><br />Every day, our residents experience more than care — they experience a life that is safe, meaningful, and full of small joys. From mastering new skills to forming friendships and finding confidence, each moment is a testament to the impact of generosity and support.<br /><br />Challenges arise, but our community endures. Our staff, residents, and supporters work together to turn obstacles into milestones, creating a home where every person is seen, valued, and cherished.<br /><br />Supporting Irene Homes is more than giving — it is partnering in a journey where love, stability, and opportunity flourish. With every act of kindness, recovery becomes possible, and hope becomes tangible.<br /><br />Irene Homes is not just a place — it is a promise: a promise that every resident will live a life full of purpose, dignity, and unwavering hope.

Many deaf and vulnerable young people in Tanzania lack access to accurate sexual and reproductive health information due to communication barriers. This exposes them to abuse, early pregnancy, HIV/STIs, and other serious risks.<br />Through this appeal, we are raising funds to support an unfunded Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) program delivered in Tanzanian Sign Language (TSL). The program equips deaf adolescents with essential knowledge on health, safety, rights, and life skills.<br />Your support will help train facilitators, develop accessible materials, and reach young people who are often left behind.<br />Your donation can protect lives and empower a safer future.

As we celebrate the season of love, sharing, and new beginnings, we invite our friends, partners, and platform members to give back in a simple but life-changing way.<br /><br />At Naff Foundation, our Elderly PhysioCare Centre serves elderly men and women who struggle daily with pain, limited mobility, and the effects of stroke and chronic illness. For many of them, one piece of physiotherapy equipment can mean the difference between dependence and independence, pain and relief, despair and hope.<br /><br />🙏 We humbly ask you to volunteer by donating or sponsoring ONE physiotherapy equipment item—a walker, wheelchair, therapy bed, exercise tool, or any assistive device.<br /><br />Your single act of generosity will help an elderly person stand, walk, heal, and smile again.<br /><br />🎁 Let your giving restore movement.<br />🎉 Let your New Year begin with impact.<br /><br />📧 nafffoundation@gmail.com<br /><br />📞 +254 752 477 376<br /><br />Together, we can turn compassion into action and give dignity back to our elders. 💙

In a government secondary school in Niger State, hundreds of students go through their entire education without ever touching a computer. While the world moves forward digitally, these young people are left behind—not because they lack ability, but because they lack access. Without computers, internet connectivity, or trained ICT teachers, students graduate without the basic digital skills now required for exams, higher education, and future employment.<br /><br />This project will establish one fully functional ICT laboratory in a public secondary school, giving students their first real opportunity to learn and practice essential digital skills. The lab will be equipped with computers, basic accessories, educational software, and reliable internet access. Teachers will also receive ICT training to ensure the lab is used effectively and sustainably.<br /><br />With this support, students will learn basic computing, typing, online research, and foundational digital literacy. These skills will not only improve academic performance but also build confidence and open doors to future opportunities. Each year, an estimated 300 students will benefit directly from this ICT lab.<br /><br />This project represents a single, clearly defined step toward digital inclusion. By transforming one school at a time, we can create visible, measurable impact and offer students the chance to participate fully in today’s digital world.