Our Partners

United Way Honduras collaborates with other Honduran nonprofits and local government agencies to advance quality early childhood learning and youth development programming through social responsibility commitments from the Honduran private sector.

Urban Light Foundation is the only organization in Thailand preventing the trafficking and exploitation of boys, which it accomplishes by working through massage parlors and bars to engage boys and provide them with training, education, workshops, and other services. The organization also works to shift gender norms for gender equity and runs an initiative that encourages boys and men to play a role in preventing violence against girls and women.

Voces Mesoamericanas Acción con Pueblos Migrantes A.C. promotes the organization of Indigenous migrants for the defense and exercise of their rights and the construction of lekil kuxlejal (good living) in the transnational communities of Mesoamerica and North America. The organization also encourages migrant Indigenous children and youth to recognize themselves as individuals with experiences, dreams, and projects that can enrich the lives of their families and communities.

Voces Violeta is a feminist and interdisciplinary youth organization founded by a group of psychology students. Voces Violeta promotes the mental health of children and youth through community actions, advocacy campaigns, and projects based on a gender-inclusive, intersectional, and anti-racist approach with a deep respect for diversity.

Volunteers: Adults-Children focuses on child protection by supporting family-style orphanages, running parental programs, and offering psychosocial support and social work along with case management.

The Warren Youth Project is a free community resource center for young people in Hull, England, where youth can access a range of services to support their wellbeing, employability, education, and creativity. Its programs – which are guided by young people – include counseling, a food bank and cafeteria, youth employment services, social justice campaigning, emergency support, arts projects, complementary therapies, and a recording label and studio.

Warriors Zulu Nation Honduras empowers young people in and around San Pedro Sula to choose artistic expression over violence through the exploration and practice of urban arts, culture, music, dance and sports that shift mindsets towards respect, integrity, diversity, unity, commitment and fun.