Showing 6 organizations in 1 target population, all focus areas, 1 department.

ADISA

Badge Miembro Aliado Amigo
Non profit organization

We aim to contribute to the construction of a just and inclusive society by facilitating processes that enable and promote the empowerment of people with disabilities, their families, and their community to advocate for, demand, and fully exercise their rights.

Women
Girls
Boys
Indigenous peoples
Elderly
Persons with disabilities
Entrepreneurs
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Education
Children at risk
Family
Inclusion/Special needs
Human Rights
Health
Entrepreneurship/Business
Construction
Leadership/Capacitation
Civil participitation and policy
Emergency relief
Sololá, Petén, Chiquimula, Jutiapa, Escuintla, and 4 more

Artesanos ADISA

Non profit organization

We are an organization that promotes the labor inclusion of people with disabilities. Our source of income is the development and customization of Kraft paper bags, accessories and decorative objects based on newspaper (recycled), we also have the craft line with bead and a poultry farm.

Women
Men
Indigenous peoples
Persons with disabilities
Youth
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Inclusion/Special needs
Human Rights
Entrepreneurship/Business
Environment
Sololá (Santiago Atitlán)

Partner for Surgery

Non profit organization

Partner for Surgery serves with the goal of transforming lives through medical care.

LGBQIT+
Women
Men
Girls
Boys
Indigenous peoples
Elderly
Persons with disabilities
Youth
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Education
Children at risk
Family
Health
Leadership/Capacitation
Volunteer/Sustainable travel
Alta Verapaz, Baja Verapaz, Quiché, Jutiapa, Sacatepéquez, and 15 more

Trickle Up

Non profit organization

650 million people live in extreme poverty. We cannot solve this challenge alone. We work with incredible partners at different levels to help women lift themselves out of poverty. Our programs aim to reach the most marginalized communities, such as women, indigenous peoples, people with disabilities and internally displaced people. Our participants are the ones with the ideas and determination to end extreme poverty. Our approach allows us to partner with women starting their own microenterprises and improve financial inclusion.

Women
Girls
Indigenous peoples
Persons with disabilities
Visit website
Youth
Inclusion/Special needs
Justice
Health
Immigration
Entrepreneurship/Business
Microfinance
Leadership/Capacitation
Civil participitation and policy
Quiché, Alta Verapaz (Chahal), Sololá (Santa Clara la laguna)