• Youth Development Programs

• 1.

INICIATIVA GUATEMALA

Guatemala Youth Initiative works to reduce unplanned pregnancy and promote early childhood development in extremely marginalized communities near the Guatemala City landfill.

• Developmentally Disabled Services/Centers

• 2.

Dominican Foundation for Mothers and Infants Inc

The Dominican Foundation for Mothers & Infants is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, based in both Florida and the Dominican Republic TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF CHILDREN (BABIES)IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.

• Reproductive Health Care Facilities and Allied Services

• 3.

Maya Midwifery International Inc

Working with #indigenous #midwives in #Guatemala to improve #maternal and child #health care in their communities.

• Public Health Programs

• 4.

Global Pediatric Alliance

Global Pediatric Alliance seeks to promote grassroots empowerment and improve child and maternal health by providing educational, technical, and financial support for community-based health projects in Latin America.

Action Alliance International, Inc.

Along with raising funds for assisting refugees moving to the DFW community, we provide educational assistance in Guatemala by working with Fundamaya.

• Personal Social Services

• 6.

Sylacauga Alliance for Family Enhancement Inc

A non-profit organization that provides a wide array of services designed to protect children & strengthen & support families in Talladega County.

• International Student Exchange and Aid

• 7.

Be Humanitarian

We invite you to join us while we explore the cultures, languages and people of Guatemala.

• International Development, Relief Services

• 8.

WOMENS INTERNATIONAL NETWORK FOR

Alas provee educación y servicios de calidad en salud reproductiva a jóvenes, mujeres y hombres It all begins with reproductive rights.

LEGADO DE ESPERANZA FOUNDATION

A Safe and Loving Family for Every Child Legacy of Hope Foundation is a non-profit organization comm A SAFE AND LOVING FAMILY FOR EVERY CHILD We provide holistic solutions to orphaned and vulnerable child care in Honduras.