
SHARE
Berkeley, CA, United States
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SHARE is a non-governmental organisation based in Berkeley, United States working on international development, human rights, environment & climate +3 more.
SHARE is an international non-profit solidarity organisation working to strengthen solidarity with and among the Salvadoran people in El Salvador and the United States. It supports marginalized and impoverished Salvadoran communities in meeting immediate needs and building long-term, sustainable solutions to poverty, underdevelopment and social injustice. Its work centres on women's empowerment, leadership development, citizen participation and environmental sustainability, and includes education, sustainable farming, support for deported families and advocacy on US foreign policy. Its US headquarters is in Berkeley, California, and it works in El Salvador and Honduras.
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Land Transfer Program
Community development · El Salvador
Supports land transfer for marginalized Salvadoran communities.
Scholarship Program
Education · El Salvador
Provides scholarships for Salvadoran students.
Womens Literacy Campaign
Education · El Salvador
Literacy education for women in El Salvador.
Family Gardens for Women of CRIPDES La Libertad
Poverty & Hunger · El Salvador
Teaches women sustainable farming techniques through family gardens.
Sister Parish Program
Community development · El Salvador, United States
Links US and Salvadoran parishes in solidarity partnerships.
Returned Migrants Support
Refugees & Migration · El Salvador
Supports returned migrants and deportees in vulnerable situations.
Cancer Prevention
Health · El Salvador
Cancer prevention work in Salvadoran communities.
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