 Nica HOPE
The Nica HOPE Project is an outreach of Fabretto Children's Foundation to the communities in and around the Managua City trash dump, offering long-term solutions to victims of entrenched poverty through education and practical skills training. Nica HOPE provides increased opportunities for income and vocational training to youth and adults from the communities that currently depend on the trash for survival. The Nica HOPE Project of Fabretto Children's Foundation currently serves about 1,500 youth from in and around the Managua trash dump with programs in education, nutrition, jewelry-making, computer-training, after-school tutoring, community outreach and more.
 Manna Project
Manna Project is a non-profit that utilizes the passions and energy of young people to empower developing international communities through hands-on learning and service. Manna empower the next generation of Nicaraguans through education classes, microfinance and business development, women's and children's health services, and organized soccer and baseball teams. Manna also runs a child sponsorship program in La Chureca that currently serves 45 malnourished children.
 School of Hope
Colegio Cristiano La Esperanza is a school located in Managua's City Dump that provides all of the kids in La Chureca the opportunity to receive a free education, lunch, and extra curricular activities. The school's feeding program provides for all students, 5 days a week, for $100 a day. School of Hope also provides a health program to support the mothers of La Chureca and to prevent baby malnourishment.
 Casa Havilah
Casa Havilah is a rescue home for girls who are seeking safe haven from abusive situations. The girls that come to the home are searching for an environment in which they can live a life free from abuse, negative influences, and be encouraged by caring individuals. Our vision for Casa Havilah is to provide a sanctuary for abused and neglected girls to escape their depressive circumstances. In providing this escape, we look to the Lord to provide opportunities for us to share His love, of which these girls have been deprived for certainly most, if not all of their lives.
 Lacrosse the Nations
Raising up players, coaches, referees, and enthusiasts to be ambassadors of hope, Lacrosse the Nations (LtN) is allowing kids to be kids the world over through the spreading of lacrosse! Using lacrosse and the universal language of sport, we bring unity, hope, and joy into the heart of the difficult and impoverished communities worldwide. LtN is a collection of lacrosse enthusiasts bonded together by a common desire: to encourage, serve, and uphold kids through the sheer excitement of teaching and sharing in the game. LtN uses lacrosse camps and tournaments as a platform to teach children critical life skills and principles. Lacrosse the Nations is helping children boost their self esteem, self confidence, while exposing them to the simple joy of being a kid playing a new game.
 Casa Roble
Casa Roble (Oak House, founded in 2008) is in its 2nd year as a rescue home for abused and abandoned boys from La Chureca. The purpose of the home is to be a place of refuge and healing where the boys' physical, emotional, and spiritual needs are met. Our goal is to give the boys a safe environment where they don't have to fend for themselves, but instead can grow in their gifts as they are deeply cared for and loved. The cornerstone verse that inspired the mission and name of this refuge house is from Isaiah 61:1-3 "that they might be called Oaks of righteousness, the planting of the Lord, that He may be glorified. Then they will rebuild the ancient ruins, they will raise up the former devastations; and they will repair the ruined cities, the desolations of many generations.
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