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The Pregnancy Resource Centre of Jamaica, also known as Hebron House, is a private, safe place, a home & an Empowerment Centre for marginalized girls and young women who desire life changes. 

Established in  1960 by the  Anglican Diocese in Jamaica, the Clifton Boys' Home seeks to provide an environment of security, emotional stability, spiritual development, and growth for about  40 boys ages seven to 19. 

 An Oasis of Support, Shelter, and Services for Women and Girls in Crisis, Woman Inc. Jamaica helps those facing domestic violence and gender-based violence while advocating for their human rights.

Melody House is a private, nonprofit organization established in 1979 that is located near Montego Bay, that provides housing and services to about 20 abandoned and abused girls. The girls are often in need of school uniforms, school shoes, backpacks, textbooks, supplies, and school fees. Together, the girls work as a team to can mangoes for the home as well as help raise and sell chickens and eggs. 

Food for the Poor Jamaica has been fighting to end poverty in Jamaica where food insecurity and poor housing conditions are widespread. Ways to Give.

• Overall 17.1 percent of the population lives below the poverty line
• More than 7 percent of children under age 5 suffer from stunting due to malnutrition
• The life expectancy is 75.75
• Unemployment is 7.72 percent
• The GDP per capita is $5,369.5

Supporting Women and Girls living with or impacted by HIV/AIDS since 2008, Eve for Life is an NGO that advocates for their sexual health, rights, and protection.  Eve For Life focuses on the prevention and management of these issues through innovative trauma-informed care, development programmes, advocacy efforts, transformational communication, and empowering techniques 

 Mary's Child was established in 1992 by Mustard Seed Communities.  It is a residential facility in Kingston, Jamaica, providing a safe home and spiritual environment for pregnant and teenage mothers and their babies.  Actively engaged in empowering young mothers, Mary’s Child provides essential life skills through educational, professional, and personal development training, including computer courses, home economics classes, and parenting lectures.  

 Negril Education Environment Trust (N.E.E.T.) was formed in 2003 to address the country's need for educational support and resources.  NEET is committed to strengthening the social fabric of Jamaica through programs that expand educational access for children and adults, partnerships that address public and environmental health, and events and activities that celebrate Jamaica’s rich heritage. 

The SOS Children's Village is a private, non-governmental social development organization founded in 1970 that works with children who have lost parental care. The organization takes care of children who are orphaned, abandoned, or whose families are unable to care for them to build lasting relationships within a family. Each child needs a mother, and grows up most naturally with brothers and sisters, in their own house, within a supportive village environment.