Across hospitals, schools, and community spaces throughout the region, people are creating more human, empathetic, and supportive spaces to talk about mental health. Today, we want to share the stories of people like Alfredo, Daily, and Nixon, who are helping make that change possible. Whether by listening to a patient who has just received a […]

In Guatemala and Honduras, thousands of young people continue to face uncertainty, adversity, and difficult decisions about their future. In communities where there is violence and social exclusion, and educational and employment opportunities are limited, leaving your community can seem like the only path toward a safe and stable future. But this doesn’t have to […]

SanaMente continues to grow as a regional model that strengthens institutions, transforms practices, and promotes well-being within communities. To date, 80,127 people have been trained, 24,387 people have received direct interventions, 3,807 institutions (hospitals, clinics, law enforcement, schools) have strengthened their capacities. Additionally, 2,326 people have been trained as interventionists and almost 1,000 as trainers […]

The Ramón Belloso School Center in Colonia Monserrat, San Salvador, El Salvador, hosted a volunteer day that showcased what happens when private companies, communities, and civil society work together. During TELUS Days of Giving 2025, more than 1,200 volunteers from TELUS Digital El Salvador and Glasswing International came together to revitalize the center’s facilities, indirectly […]

In the Tayní Indigenous Territory, in the province of Limón, Costa Rica, entrepreneurship is about more than starting a business. It is an act of autonomy, the dignification of community work, and the reaffirmation of cultural identity.  The Indigenous Autonomy Project, “A Hope Toward 2030: For the Autonomy and Multicultural Inclusion of the Indigenous Peoples […]

As part of its 15th anniversary in El Salvador, Starbucks is investing in the development of Salvadoran youth through a partnership with Glasswing International and the Museum of Art of El Salvador (MARTE). Through a Starbucks Foundation grant, youth will engage in artistic workshops while building socio-emotional skills and gaining training in employability and workforce […]

This winter, students from our New York programs experienced an unforgettable moment when they were invited to participate in Education as Resistance at the Museum of Modern Art PS1. Organized by LA ESCUELA___ in collaboration with Salvadoran artist Studio Lenca, the exhibition explores education as a living, community-rooted practice that shapes identity, nurtures belonging, and […]

After its implementation in Honduras and Guatemala between 2022 and 2026, Youth Impact Leaders is beginning a new phase in Iztapalapa, Mexico City. This launch marks an important milestone: it will be the first youth-focused program implemented by Glasswing Mexico. The arrival of Youth Impact Leaders responds to a clear opportunity. In Iztapalapa, young people […]

In many communities across Latin America, girls and young women face challenges that can limit their opportunities. Glasswing’s Girls Club program seeks to respond to this reality by creating spaces where girls and young women strengthen their emotional well-being, develop life skills, and build a positive vision for their future. Currently, Girls Clubs is implemented […]

Each week, more than 100 volunteers join students at El Valiente, Los Alifonsos, and Flora Tolentino schools in the Dominican Republic through Discovery Clubs, Reading Clubs, Little Leaders, Mini Glee, Volleyball, and Basketball. Through these activities—and the relationships they build with volunteers—students strengthen their academic, personal, and social-emotional skills. Volunteering is not just an activity; […]