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Children & Youth non-profits in Latvia

Browse 48 charities and NGOs supporting children, young people and their families in Latvia. Compare programmes, beneficiaries and how each is funded.

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Svētā Jāņa Palīdzība

Disability · Elderly care +4 more · Rīga, Latvia

DisabilityElderly careChildren & Youth

Svētā Jāņa Palīdzība is a non-governmental association in Riga, Latvia, and a member of Johanniter International. It provides social services including home care, day care centres for people with disabilities, specialised workshops, family and escort assistance, food support through a soup kitchen, and humanitarian…

Type: Association
Works for: Elderly people, People with disabilities, Children +3 more
Activities: Direct services, Emergency response, Volunteer programmes +1 more
Reach: National
Programmes: Dienas aprūpes centrs Rudzupuķe, Aprūpe mājās, Specializētās darbnīcas +3 more
Funded by: Government funding, EU funding
Legal form: Biedrība
Founded: 1993

Open full profileProfile updated 26 March 2026

Children & Youth non-profits in Latvia at a glance

Of the 48 Children & Youth non-profits in Latvia, the most common cause areas are Education (50%), Community development (40%) and Health (25%).

Cause areas

Education50%
Community development40%
Health25%
Environment & Climate19%
Disability17%

Organisation types

Association58%
Charity10%
NGO10%
Operating foundation6%
Grant-making foundation6%

Beneficiaries

Children75%
Families67%
Youth60%
Communities31%
Elderly people23%

Funding sources

Individual donations42%
Government funding29%
EU funding29%
Grants25%
Corporate partnerships19%

Top cities

Rīga52%
Jēkabpils4%
Sigulda4%
Valmiera4%

Size

11-50 employees2%

Key facts

2003 is the median founding year
31% say donations are tax-deductible
92% name their programmes
38% invite volunteers

Figures from all 48 non-profits, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.