UNISOL aims to promote the integral development of disadvantaged people in Bolivia through the creation and support of different cultural, social and economic projects. The organization supports more than 150 children and young people throughout the country in the areas of health and education. UNISOL operates through two centers. Clara Luz (Santa Cruz de la Sierra) and Rincón de Luz (Cochabamba). The latter provides educational support to more than 70 children and also has a fund that supports the efforts of small businesses in the creation of work respecting the dignity of people.

The association Casa de los Niños welcomes in its center more than 400 children and adults with special needs. The association also has an educational center called Arcoiris de Paz (Rainbow of Peace), a bakery and a kitchen. Its main aims are: to facilitate access to health care for families; to reintegrate disabled people, sick or abandoned children into their families; to ensure the right to education; to prevent the abandonment of children through family support programmes.

APADIS works with people with disabilities and bases its work on the social model of Human Rights. The association was created to contribute to the importance of integrating people with disabilities in the work process, especially for people living in conditions of extreme poverty. Today, the NGO has a workshop that offers work opportunities for people with disabilities, who are accompanied by professional assistants.

The "Center for Migrants" is located in Isidro Casanova (La Matanza neighbourhood, west of Buenos Aires). Its mission is to provide comprehensive care for migrant women in vulnerable situations, from abroad and from other Argentine provinces. The center aims at maximum social protection and respect for fundamental human rights.

Casita Estrella was established eight years ago to address the needs of children living in extreme poverty near the Paraná River. The organization offers several activities, such as tutoring and sports. In addition, it provides sick children with dental care, speech therapy and primary health care. It encourages the children and their families to show their willingness and responsibility to pursue their dreams and build their future, transmitting brotherhood, tolerance and solidarity. Mothers receive special support and can participate in handicraft workshops and sewing classes.

The Aurora School is a study center, with more than 20 years of experience in teaching traditional trades, recognised by the Provincial Ministry of Education of Catamarca. The mission is to integrate especially the women of Catamarca, who are often victims of gender discrimination, and to help preserve their ancestral cultures. Their vision is that education is the key to strengthening women's identity and self-esteem. To this end, they offer three art degrees: ceramics, textiles and artistic metallurgy.