Unaccompanied and Separated Children in Honduras

Children returning to Honduras often face significant challenges, including family separation, violence, poverty, and limited access to education and essential services. Safe, sustainable reintegration requires more than simply returning home—it requires coordinated support that helps children recover, reconnect with their families and communities, and build a more secure future.

Important Information for:

Parents Returned to Honduras Without Their Children

Making important decisions regarding the future of your children in the United States—and that of your family—can be difficult when you feel overwhelmed and do not know where to start or where to turn for help. This informational guide provides essential steps, as well as basic yet important information, on how to begin if you wish to reunite with your child in Honduras, or if you would like someone to care for them in the United States in your absence. It also offers resources to help you find further assistance and information.

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KIND’s Reintegration Program Fact Sheet

KIND helps returning migrant children reintegrate safely by providing critical support in Guatemala and Honduras. We inform children about their rights, coordinate with families in multiple languages,...

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January 29, 2025

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Photo by Asociacion Pop No’j, Huehuetenango, Guatemala

Helping Children Reintegrate: KIND Visits Partner Organizations in Honduras and Guatemala

Unaccompanied children returning to their countries of origin often face the same conditions that caused them to leave in the first place: violence, loss of a caregiver, lack of access to education an...

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June 12, 2023

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Pilot Study: Assessing KIND's Reintegration Program

KIND’s Reintegration Program supports unaccompanied and separated children as they return to their home countries and rebuild their lives. Since 2011, the program has provided family reunification, ...

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December 10, 2025

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PHOTO CREDIT: Asociacion Pop No'j, Huehuetenango, Guatemala

Community-based Reintegration: Response and Prevention of Forced Migration

Your community, your home, your world: the market at the end of the street, the teachers and students at your school, maybe your mother’s workplace or your father’s trade. You know the kinds of fo...

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March 4, 2022

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MATAMOROS, MEXICO - FEBRUARY 8: Migrant children from Honduras, Guatemala, and Venezuela study their math homework in a migrant camp set up by a charity organization in a former hospital, February 8, 2025, in the border town of Matamoros, Mexico. With President Trump in office, it is increasingly unlikely that they will have legal ways to enter the United States. (Photo by Andrew Lichtenstein/Corbis via Getty Images)

Spotlight on KIND’s Reintegration Program

KIND’s Reintegration Program supports unaccompanied children returning to Guatemala and Honduras after migration attempts to the U.S. or Mexico. Through trauma-informed, culturally sensitive, and ch...

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April 1, 2025