This is where we work

Club Need partners with local organizations and citizens, providing the support they need to bring impact projects to their communities. Use the map below to explore the countries where we work.

Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Sri Lanka
India
Ethiopia
Rwanda
Tanzania

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Where does clubNeed work?

We currently work in eight countries around the world: Nicaragua, Guatemala, Honduras, Sri Lanka, India, Ethiopia, Rwanda, and Tanzania. Our employees and location partners in each country know the culture and language of the communities we serve.

We began with our first country in 2014, Nicaragua, and today many of our impact projects originate there. Based on funding, travel logistics and partner relationships, have found that a targeted approach in a limited number of countries is more effective and efficient.

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How does ClubNeed choose where to work?

Club Need performs a detailed data collection and analysis of any new areas where we are considering working. At this time, there are no new countries being considered, but we are actively starting work in new districts in the countries where we already work.

When new areas are considered, we research overall need, community motivation, costs, the availability of a trustworthy country partner, the support of local government, and a safe environment. To ensure project sustainability, Club Need requires a commitment from the charity partners and communities that will benefit from the impact projects.

Club Needs’ country teams consistently monitor the progress of all impact projects, providing reports on goal achievements and gathering media assets.

our impact … so far

10 Years • 8 Countries • 100,000,000+ Impacts

Our Charitable Impact Projects have improved the lives of thousands of people and made the world a better place.

help us reach one billion impacts by 2030

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Guatemala

Guatemala is the most populous country in Central America, and its people are proud of their shared Mayan heritage.
Unfortunately, food insecurity and poverty are widespread in Guatemala.

59% live below the national poverty line.
45% are suffering from food insecurity.

Honduras

Honduras is known for its beautiful landscapes and vibrant culture. However, it faces significant challenges, including poverty and inadequate access to healthcare.

66% live below the national poverty line.
Only 36% have access to healthcare.

Nicaragua

Nicaragua boasts stunning natural beauty, but it struggles with economic inequality and inadequate access to clean water and sanitation.

29% lack access to clean drinking water.
45% of the population lacks access to basic sanitation.

Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka offers rich history and breathtaking landscapes. Yet, it faces issues like gender inequality and limited financial inclusion.

38% gender wage gap.
31% of adults have no access to financial services.

India

India is a land of diverse cultures and traditions but grapples with significant air pollution and poverty.

76% suffer from air pollution.
19% live on less than $1.90 US Dollars per day

Ethiopia

Ethiopia is known for its ancient history and unique wildlife. However, it faces challenges such as high child malnutrition rates and limited access to electricity.

37% of children suffer from malnutrition.
56% lack access to electricity.

Rwanda

Rwanda is a poor, rural country with 80% of its population struggling to make it by with mainly subsistence agriculture, the 1994 genocide decimated their already fragile economic base. Today, though it is making strides to regain economic stability.

42% of the urban population live in slums.
45% of the population remains below the poverty line.

Tanzania

Tanzania is renowned for its wildlife and scenic landscapes. Nevertheless, it grapples with issues like limited access to quality education and sanitation.

58% lack access to quality education.
83% lack access to improved sanitation.