This civil association works to improve housing and life in the barrios of Buenos Aires, Argentina.

The organization develops comprehensive programs of housing to serve the poor working classes with appropriate technologies.

The group provides emergency housing and programs for regular housing for those not able to access government housing.

The group works for a culture of respect of human rights and advises and opposes cases of noncompliance. Publications and lobbying efforts support human rights.

The centre’s purpose is to defend, promote, and improve respect for human rights in Mexico, with a focus on the most marginalized and vulnerable social groups in the country, such as women, indigenous communities, migrants, workers, and victims of social repression.

A collaborative effort of Jesuits in California and Mexico; and the Jesuit Refugee Service, the initiative seeks to being together pastoral leaders on both sides of the border to create relationships, facilitate communication, and promote the common good of communities on both sides of the U.S./Mexico border. Additionally, The Kino Border Initiative responds to the immediate needs of the deportees by providing a shelter for unaccompanied women and children, and a meal center for recently deported migrants in Nogales, Mexico.

The organization began with the need to meet the pastoral needs of immigrants, but entered into issues of labor, human, and psychology. It offers a wide range of services

The foundation is a social institution dedicated to study, action and awareness-raising with respect to the phenomenon of migration.

The foundation works in the area of social intervention with immigrants.

The foundation works in the areas of reflection and intervention with special emphasis on the issues of migration.