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Born in 1993, CRECEMOS translated as "Growing Together", is a community based organization that has served the academic, nutritional and social needs of the community in the semi-urban and rural areas near the... Learn more
Last updated October 19, 2017
PADF is implementing a five year, USAID-funded US 24.9 million cooperative agreement to strengthen human rights in El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Mexico. The project will help communities prevent and... Learn more
Last updated July 11, 2017
This Development Program aims to improve the well-being of children, especially the most vulnerable, using an approach that is long term (15-20 years), holistic, focused on children, and seeks to enable their... Learn more
Last updated November 12, 2015
This Development Program aims to improve the well-being of children, especially the most vulnerable, using an approach that is long term (15-20 years), holistic, focused on children, and seeks to enable their... Learn more
Last updated November 12, 2015
This Development Program aims to improve the well-being of children, especially the most vulnerable, using an approach that is long term (15-20 years), holistic, focused on children, and seeks to enable their... Learn more
Last updated November 12, 2015
This Development Program aims to improve the well-being of children, especially the most vulnerable, using an approach that is long term (15-20 years), holistic, focused on children, and seeks to enable their... Learn more
Last updated November 12, 2015
This Development Program aims to improve the well-being of children, especially the most vulnerable, using an approach that is long term (15-20 years), holistic, focused on children, and seeks to enable their... Learn more
Last updated November 12, 2015
In Zacatecas, The Hunger Project works with six communities from the two highly marginalized municipios of Jim nez de Te l and Juan Aldama. Within these two municipios, The Hunger Project is committed to the method... Learn more
Last updated December 30, 2020
In Zacatecas, The Hunger Project works with six communities from the two highly marginalized municipios of Jim nez de Te l and Juan Aldama. Within these two municipios, The Hunger Project is committed to the method... Learn more
Last updated December 30, 2020
In Chiapas, The Hunger Project works with indigenous Tsotsil women from 29 communities throughout seven municipios (municipalities). Through a partnership with the textile cooperative J Pas Joloviletik... Learn more
Last updated December 30, 2020
