Hungry students can’t learn
Education is the most promising way out of poverty, hunger, inequality and oppression for future generations of women.
Education is the most promising way out of poverty, hunger, inequality and oppression for future generations of women.
Goats help build Mayan’s women confidence and the means to pursue entrepreneurial opportunities.
Stoves help boost the health of Mayan women, while keeping them safe and allow Mayan girls more time to be spent in school.
Latrines for 75 families will enable women and girls to advance to a new level of health, well-being, and equality in their homes and community.
Approximately 3,780 children and youth under age 14 are living with HIV/AIDS in the Dominican Republic. Help us make their lives easier.
Support mobile technology to monitor and evaluate programs for women in Guatemala to start businesses, form savings groups, and plan for the future as a pathway out of poverty.
St. Damien Hospital in Haiti performs approximately 400 free deliveries a month, of which about 17% are cesarean births.
Improve prenatal care and direct access to ultrasounds for expectant mothers in the Comarca Ngobe-Bugle region of Panama.
Help Panamanian medical residents gain pediatric sub-specialty health training to provide care to children and mothers living in rural Panama.
Training girls from rural areas in Guatemala and Honduras in job and leadership skills in media, technology and design to give them a path out of poverty.