Heartland Alliance International works alongside communities in regions deeply affected by armed conflict, displacement, and migration. Our programs support people as they rebuild their lives through mental health and psychosocial services, legal counseling , economic recovery pathways, and community-based initiatives that strengthen wellbeing and restore stability.
We have worked across 10 departments in Colombia, partnering with local organizations, community leaders, and grassroots networks to reach people facing the greatest barriers to acces care and protection.
Participants served
10000
Survivors of armed conflict
10000
Migrants
10000
Women and girls victims of violence
100
Partner personnel strengthened
100
Legal Counseling
We help vulnerable individuals understand and exercise their rights. Our teams provide legal counseling and referrals, including support for people facing protection risks or barriers to documentation and services.
Protection services
We work with those forced to flee or those confined by armed groups or territorial control. Our teams identify risks, provide tailored support, and connect people to services that help ensure safety and continuity of care.
Mental health and psychosocial support
We use a community-based model to support individuals, families, and groups affected by conflict, displacement, violence, or loss. Services include individual and group sessions, psychological first aid, specialized mental health services and activities that strengthen coping skills and community resilience, among others.
Economic recovery and early assistance
For families affected by food insecurity or loss of livelihoods, we offer early recovery support, cash-based assistance, and routes toward economic stability through employment opportunities, strengthening of entrepreneurship initiatives and its integration with mental health and psychosocial wellbeing.