Orphan Helpers Inc.

Orphan Helpers Inc. is a non-profit organization registered to receive federal grant awards since August 24, 2016. The entity specializes in reducing recidivism and increasing community security in El Salvador through the provision of aftercare services for previously incarcerated youth. Orphan Helpers Inc. works to strengthen coordination with local partners, faith-based organizations, and private sector allies to achieve its mission. The organization's efforts are primarily supported by the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement Affairs through cooperative agreements. These initiatives focus on improving criminal justice systems and advancing the rule of law in El Salvador, demonstrating Orphan Helpers Inc.'s commitment to promoting respect for human rights and enhancing community safety.

Recent federal grant awards to Orphan Helpers Inc. highlight the nature of its work and its impact on youth rehabilitation and community security efforts in El Salvador. The organization received a $719,600 Cooperative Agreement (SINLEC24CA5043) on April 1, 2024, funded under the Criminal Justice Systems program (CFDA 19.703). This multi-year initiative, running until March 31, 2026, supports activities such as training, capacity building, and implementing community-based programs. Additionally, Orphan Helpers Inc. was awarded another Cooperative Agreement (SINLEC23CA0027) on December 13, 2022, with a performance period extending to December 31, 2024, further emphasizing its ongoing efforts to reduce recidivism and increase community security in El Salvador. The organization also participates in sub-grant activities, as evidenced by its involvement in a sub-award (72052223CA000010218919000G202400900CL7FN6LGAT67) where Research Triangle Institute serves as the prime grantee. These awards, primarily funded by the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement Affairs, underscore Orphan Helpers Inc.'s role in providing crucial services to support youth rehabilitation and align with U.S. government initiatives to enhance international law enforcement and criminal justice systems.