Projects list

BOLIVIA - Cochabamba

• Alalay - working with children from vulnerable homes (single mothers, alcoholic parents, single fathers, low income).
• Bolivian Children's Mission - working with children living in extreme poverty (parents commonly farmers and construction workers).
• Casa De La Amistad - working with children whose parent(s) are in jail.
• Centro de Vida Bolivia - working with children who have been abandoned.
• Corazon Grande - working with girls who have been orphaned or abandoned.
• Emanuel - Ninos con Futuro - working with high risk children from broken families.
• Esperanza Feliz - working with a range of children at high risk.
• Esperanza Viva - working with whole families and their children - focus on rehabilitation and training.
• Escuela Nuevo Conocer - working with children from very poor backgrounds, orphaned children and children from single-parent families.
• Evangelina Booth - working with girls who have been abandoned, orphaned, or from situations of maltreatment.
• Fortin del Nino - working with young teenagers from migrant families living in poverty.
• Jireh - working with children who work on the streets.
• Josias - working with children who work on the streets.
• La Retama - working with very young children at risk.
• Mayorazgo - working with young children whose parents are street vendors.
• Oeser - providing afterschool care and school support for children and teens at high risk.
• Pequeno David - working with boys who used to live on the street.
• Pequeno Moises - working with children 6 and under whose parents are street vendors.
• Tio Erik - working with children who work on the streets.
• Valle Hermoso - working with children who have been orphaned, abandoned or who cannot live with their families.
• Villa Libertad Bolivia - working with children in very high risk situations.
• Cochabamba Refuge - a temporary shelter working with children who have made a complete break from the streets.

BOLIVIA - Oruro

• Agua Viva de la Roca - working with children from a range of high risk situations.
• Arbol del Angel - working with children whose parent(s) are in jail.
• Cristo Resucitado - working with children living and dependent on the streets.
• Filadelfia - working with children from a range of high risk situations (specifically working children and children from precarious family situations).
• Maranatha - working with children from a range of high risk situations (specifically working children, migrant children, abandoned children).
• Soy la Nina de tus Ojos - working with children from a range of high risk situations (many with parents working very long hours, some with parents in jail).
• Jesus es el Señor - working with children from difficult family backgrounds

PERU - Lima

• Centro Shama - working with ex-street children who have suffered abuse and addiction.
• Nino Emmanuel - working with children who have been abandoned, suffered violence or are disabled.
• Buenas Nuevas-Santa Barbara - working with children who have suffered family violence, whose parents work very long hours and those in extreme poverty.
• Vida Nueva - working directly with children on the streets as well as temporary accommodation.
• Cedro Santa Maria - working with girls from dysfunctional families - many have suffered sexual abuse.
• Los Delfines, Rimac - working with older children who have been abandoned or taken in from the streets.
• Los Delfines, Victoria - working with adolescent ex-street children.
• Hacia El Desarrollo - working as a breakfast club for malnourished children - parents often work very long hours.
• Vaso de Leche - working with young children from dysfunctional families, often families involved with violence.
• Casa Hogar Luzmila Maqueira - working with adolescent boys who have been abandoned by their parents, or those whose families can't afford to take care of them.
• Caritas Felices - working with high risk children providing an educational programme and support.
• Mano de Dios - working with children whose parents are working very long hours and can't care for their children, often from dysfunctional families.
• Centro de Referencia - working with children who work out on the streets.
• 'Bolivian Republic Educational Institution' - working with children who are victims of violence at home, many of whom work on the streets.
• Ministerio de Niños Dios con nosotros - working with a range of children at high risk.
• Casa de la Gloria - Working with pregnant girls between 14 and 16 who live in extreme poverty.
• Iglesia Biblica Emmanuel - working with children from diffcult family backgrounds who live in extreme poverty.

GUATEMALA - Guatemala City

• Niños Y Jovenes Con Futuro - working with children in high risk situations, providing educational and holisitic support.
• Fundación Vida Ilimitada - working with children who have been abandoned and some that are HIV positive.
• Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos - working with children at risk - often from very poor families.
• Fundación Esperanza de los Niños - working with children who work on the streets.
• Fundación Protectora del Niño, Casa Bernabé - working with children who have suffered from domestic violence, children from very poor families and ex-street children.
• Hogar del Niño, Liga de Vida Nueva - working with children at high risk and those living in extreme poverty.
• Ministerio Cristiano Mi Especial Tesoro - working with teenagers at high risk and those who have experienced domestic violence.
• Ministerios Tabitha - working with children and families who work on the rubbish tip and those involved in prostitution.
• Fundación Samuelito un Reto para Vivir - working with children who work on the streets and those at high risk.
• Note: Hierbabuena residential home- this project is no longer running. Toybox ceased funding on 31 December 2012. 

EL SALVADOR - San Salvador

• Dolores Medina - a home working with ex-street boys.
• Exodo - working with boys and girls who have come from dangerous family situations, almost all of the children have been referred to the home through the judicial system.
• Fundación Amor - working with children from very poor families in a very dangerous area with an active gang presence.
• Help Home - working with ex-street boys who have been involved with gangs, and working with teenage mothers.
• Iglesia Betania - working with children living in a very high-risk area from impoverished and dysfunctional families.
• IZAD (Zacamil Church Project) - working with children living on the streets.
• Jehova es mi Pastor - working with children in a very high-risk gang area where many of the children have been involved with, or lost family members to the gangs.
• Las Margaritas - a day care project working with children who are at high risk of migrating to the street.
• PANA - working with children living and working in the main San Salvador market.
• Proyecto Moises - working with children whose parents are market stall holders in a gang infested area.
• Rescate Miramonte - working with high-risk children who spend a lot of time out on the streets during the day.