About Itzé Nah
Itzé Nah was born out of the COVID-19 health crisis,when many families in our community were suddenly leftwithout access to basic necessities such as healthcare, food, education, and emotional support. In response, agroup of women-along with committed allies-cametogether to take action
What began as an informal network delivering foodbaskets, clothing, and household essentials quicklyevolved into something deeper: a project dedicated toproviding long-term, holistic support for families in vulnerable situations. On March 17, 2021, Itzé Nah wasformally established as a nonprofit organization.
Its name, Itzé Nah, means "House of Rebirth" in Maya-asymbol of the safe,where families are met with dignity, care, andopportunity
How we use Funds
Funds raised allow Itzé Nah to:
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Keep the community space open year-round, providing a safe and dignified environment for families.
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Ensure the continuity of educational, recreational, and emotional well-being workshops and activities.
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Strengthen daily operations, delivering consistent and high-quality support to the community.
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Acquire resources that also support other vulnerable populations
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Build strategic partnerships with organizations that expand our reach and services.
Itzé Nah’s Impact In 2025
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Over 55 children (ages 3–15) supported in educational and recreational workshops.
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95 children received new shoes, 60 of them are local school students
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Over 80 women received second-hand donations.
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35 mothers supported in social and psycho-emotional spaceS.
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Donation to 1 local school: 1 printer, 4 fans, and school supplies
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We established our first partnership with a well-known foundation, which will provide support through free medical health brigades.
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Throughout the year, we carried out over 105 continuous activities, including workshops, special event celebrations, and fundraising activities.
ITZÉ NAH IS A SAFE, DIGNIFIED, AND HUMAN COMMUNITY SPACE OPEN YEAR-ROUND. THANKS TO YOUR SUPPORT.
Challenges 2026
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Expand the community space to serve more families and children.
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Strengthen the continuity of workshops and programs.
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Increase resources to support vulnerable populations and hire additional staff
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Consolidate strategic partnerships to expand health, education, and wellness services
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Ensure sustainable resources for the “Wings for life” program, where youth and families develop skills to support their own household economy. We currently have professional scissors, manicure and pedicure materials, and sewing machines, but we still need funding to hire specialized instructors.
Goals 2026
Expand Community Infrastructure
Increase the capacity of the community center by opening new areas and improving existing facilities to better serve families and children.
Ensure Program Continuity
Maintain and enhance participation in workshops and activities, providing consistent opportunities for learning and engagement
Strengthen Human Resources and Support for Vulnerable populations
Hire additional qualified staff and provide sufficient material resources to deliver comprehensive support to vulnerable groups
Develop Effective Strategic Partnerships
Establish strong collaborations with health, education, and wellness organizations to expand the range and quality of services offered
Sustain the “Wings for Life” Program
Secure funding to hire specialized instructors and fully utilize existing materials and equipment. Measure and demonstrate the program’s impact on participants’ household economies to support future investment