Horizons of Friendship supports the many male and female migrant agricultural workers who come to Northumberland County every season

Horizons is excited to work with Asociación Los Angelitos as our recent trip to El Salvador gave us the opportunity to see their amazing community work first-hand

Horizons’ recent trip to Central America and Mexico brought visits to project partners including DESMI, ACUDESBAL, and PIES

Kim McArthur-Jackson and Tina Hoekstra, both Northumberland County residents, win the 2022 Founders Award.

Horizons of Friendship (Horizons) is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of former board member and president, Elizabeth Wilson, who passed on April 11, 2022.

Celebrate the spirit of our founders with us and nominate a champion of volunteerism and social justice today!

After 32 years of illustrious service to Horizons and the people of Central America and Mexico, Patricia Rebolledo is retiring.

An update on our organization and some of our plans in 2022.

On December 18th, we commemorate International Migrants Day.

Horizons commemorates the International Day to Eliminate Violence Against Women.

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, migrant workers continue to face unexpected — and alarming — hurdles as they arrive and work in Canada and Northumberland County.

Horizons commemorates World Indigenous Day, August 9th, 2020.

An update on our state of affairs in the face of COVID-19.

For Horizons, March 8, International Women’s Day, is not just an opportunity to reflect on women’s value in development, but rather an opportunity to reflect on the opportunities development organizations like Horizons can have when we invest in women-led gender programming at the grassroots level.

Horizons of Friendship (Horizons) is deeply honoured to have been joined by seven incredibly engaged and experienced Indigenous women with varying backgrounds in maternal and child health, and sexual and reproductive health and rights.