Project Partnership

Street Kids Direct works in partnership with local organisations in Guatemala and Honduras. The projects we partner with are headed-up by or run by nationals who are committed to the same things we are and so the partnership is built on strong relationships, trust, transparency and common goals.
If you would like to read more about the way we partner with our friends in Honduras and Guatemala then please do download the PROJECT PARTNERSHIP PRINCIPLES and the PROJECT PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT.
Projects supported by Street Kids Direct
SKDGuatemala
Guatemala City
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
Guatemala City
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
Guatemala City
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
Talanga, Honduras
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
Guatemala City
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.
Go Guatemala
Guatemala City
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.
Revival Ministries
Honduras
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.