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Covenant House Nicaragua (Casa Alianza)

History For the past fifteen years, Casa Alianza Nicaragua has responded by not only providing a safe haven through shelter, but also ensuring that the children learn valuable skills to survive and then to thrive. Currently Covenant House Nicaragua h

Covenant House Pennsylvania

History Covenant House Pennsylvania was incorporated in 1999, and we opened our first program during June of that year in Philadelphia. Services began humbly with a Street Outreach and Drop-In program that worked predominantly with street youth in th

Covenant House Texas

History Covenant House Texas (CHT) opened its doors in 1983 to provide shelter for homeless, abused and abandoned youth ages 18 - 20. After more than 30 years of service, CHT is still one of the only service providers in Texas of its type, offering a

Covenant House Toronto

History The idea to open a Covenant House location in Toronto originated with the late Cardinal Carter who rallied community support after he found kids sleeping outside his downtown office. Opened in 1982, Covenant House Toronto was the second inter

Covenant House Vancouver (BC)

History Now in our 18th year of providing care to Vancouver's street youth, we do so with the strength of over 120 volunteers and 55,000 donors behind us. We will continue to augment our carefully designed continuum of care and improve upon our servi

Covenant House Washington D.C.

History Covenant House Washington is the Washington, D.C. affiliate of Covenant House International, the nation’s largest privately funded nonprofit organization responding to the needs of young people who suffer from homelessness, abuse and neglect.

Crimes Against Children Research Center

History The Crimes against Children Research Center was created in 1998 at the University of New Hampshire. It grew out of and expands upon the work of the Family Research Laboratory, which has been devoted to the study of family violence and related

Dalit Samrakshyan Aviyan Manch (DSAM)

History With the Freedom Fund, Dalit Samrakshyan Aviyan Manch (DSAM) will form eight community groups of bonded labor families so that they can analyze their current circumstances, plan advocacy activities and so the groups can serve as support struc

Damnok Toek

History Goutte d'eau Switzerland started to work in Cambodia in January 1997 under a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Ministry of Social Affairs, Vocational Training and Youth (MOSVY). It assisted in building a center for vulnerable (street

Dar Al Amal

Mission Safeguarding Children's and Women's Rights  Dar Al Amal (DAA) supports, without any descrimination, children at risk, compromised by their family conditions, which means that they mostly belong to poor and dislocated families. Therefore DAA