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Asociación Dejando Una Sonrisa

Asociación Dejando Una Sonrisa

Asociación Dejando Una Sonrisa is a youth-led nonprofit that provides educational, psychosocial, and nutritional services to children and youth living in impoverished sectors to improve their quality of life, as well as that of their families and communities.
Asociación Futuro Vivo

Asociación Futuro Vivo

Asociación Futuro Vivo is an educational program that supports community development and rehabilitation, offering academic education, nutrition, adult literacy, comprehensive family support, and medical attention to socially, economically, ethnically, and culturally vulnerable populations.
Asociación Generando

Asociación Generando

Using a feminist, youth-centered, and culturally appropriate approach, Asociación Generando (ASOGEN) advances human rights and provides integrated support services to survivors of gender-based and sexual violence.
Asociación Pop No’j

Asociación Pop No’j

Asociación Pop No’j facilitates the formation of indigenous leaders through exchange and dialogue and works to build indigenous youth networks in Guatemala.
Asociación SERniña

Asociación SERniña

Asociación SERniña is a youth-led organization that fosters gender equality and empowers children and youth to reach their full potential. In partnership with local schools and community groups in Chimaltenango and Sacatepéquez, SERniña facilitates workshops on gender equality, leadership skills, and healthy masculinities, including a comprehensive program for boys and young men known as SerNiño.
Associação de Assessoria aos Povos da Floresta (AFLORA)/SECOYA

Associação de Assessoria aos Povos da Floresta (AFLORA)/SECOYA

Associação de Assessoria aos Povos da Floresta (AFLORA)/ SECOYA works with the Yanomami Indigenous people to promote differentiated education for Indigenous children and adolescents through the training of Indigenous teachers and educators, as well as health education and Indigenous protaganism.
Associação Núcleo de Educação Comunitária do Coroadinho

Associação Núcleo de Educação Comunitária do Coroadinho

Associação Núcleo de Educação Comunitária do Coroadinho is a community association located in São Luis do Maranhão that provides after-school tutoring programs for children focused on games and the arts, in addition to professional training courses for young people and women from the Coroadinho community.
Associação Pazear

Associação Pazear

Associação Pazear is a social movement whose mission is to contribute to reducing the social vulnerability of children and adolescents at risk through education, sports and culture, promoting human values, citizenship and a culture of peace. The organization uses soccer as its main pedagogical tool to teach topics such as combating racism, gender equality, health, the environment and the job market, supporting the holistic and emotional development of children and adolescents from several peripheral communities of Olinda-PE.
Association Jeunesse Espoir

Association Jeunesse Espoir

Association Jeunesse Espoir (AJE) advances the rights and education of adolescent girls, especially those who are street-based or are at high risk for human trafficking, modern-day slavery, sexual violence, or abuse, by providing the girls with a safe space and psychosocial support, helping to reunite them with their families, and assisting them to go to school.
Association of Women, Youth, and Families with Disabilities of Eastern Donbas – East

Association of Women, Youth, and Families with Disabilities of Eastern Donbas – East

AMI-East provides support to children and young people living with disabilities, including legal, educational, and medical assistance. The organization helps children and youth with disabilities who are in challenging circumstances, including those forced to flee their homes.

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