SKDGuatemala works with street-living youth and high-risk children in Guatemala City. At the heart of the programme is the Street Kids Direct mentoring programme for vulnerable children at risk of street life.

Mojoca´s focus has always been to help street-living youth and families find a positive alternative to street life.  They run a daily outreach programme to the streets, a training centre and home for girls and their babies.

Puerta de Esperanza focusses on high-risk children in La Terminal, Guatemala City.  The project offers a homework club for over 100 children and provides counselling and support.

Proyecto Alas uses the Street Kids Direct mentoring programme to reach children at high-risk of living on the streets.  The project also has a mentoring centre and helps fund their work by running a coffee shop.

Sigo Vivo is run by a committed team of volunteers who offer services to street-living youths in the city.  Their project also offers a feeding centre at the rubbish dump on a Saturday and street church every Sunday.

This inspirational project is based in a dangerous area of Guatemala City that is largely run by gangs.  They run a special games and homework club every Saturday for high-risk children and mid-week homework clubs.

This inspirational project is based in a dangerous area of Guatemala City that is largely run by gangs.  They run a special games and homework club every Saturday for high-risk children and mid-week homework clubs.