Belize Rural Women's Association - http://www.mtholyoke.edu/courses/sgabriel/brwa.htm
The Belize Rural Women's Association was formed in early 1985 to provide rural women with both an independent advocacy organization in Belmopan, the capital, and to provide health education for rural women.The assumption was that poor health was a primary impediment to solving the other social problems faced by rural women.BRWA quickly expanded its focus, however, to include leadership training and support for the creation of cooperative business ventures among the 24 local member groups of BRWA
http://www.mtholyoke.edu/courses/sgabriel/brwa.htm

Los Angeles Belizean Educational Network - http://www.lafn.org/community/laben/
We attempt to empower Belizeans by making accessible, educational resources and vital information.
http://www.lafn.org/community/laben/

Jaden Foundation - http://www.greendragonbelize.com/jadenfoundation.html
The Jaden Foundation is a non-profit, non-faith based organization aimed at improving the lives of Belizean children through education, vocational training and scholarships. We aim to break the cycle of poverty and provide the opportunity for children to create a future where they are fully self-reliant.
http://www.greendragonbelize.com/jadenfoundation.html

National Garifuna Council Of Belize - http://www.ngcbelize.org/
The National Garifuna Council is a non-governmental organization representing the indigenous Garifuna people of Belize. Our mission is to preserve, strengthen and develop our culture as well as promote economic development of the Garifuna people.
http://www.ngcbelize.org/

The Scout Association of Belize - http://www.belizenet.com/scout.html
The Scout Association of Belize is the largest youth organization in the country, and is presently serving both the male as well as the female population. The aim of the Association is to encourage the physical, mental, and spiritual development of young people so that they may take a constructive place in society.
http://www.belizenet.com/scout.html

Ya'axche Conservation Trust - http://www.yct.bz/
The Ya’axché Conservation Trust (YCT) is a community-based registered non-governmental organization from Belize’s Toledo District that was formed in 1998, with the primary objective of promoting biodiversity conservation in the Golden Stream Watershed (GSW). YCT’s secondary objective was identified as “to enhance sustainable development and livelihood opportunities in the rural indigenous communities surrounding the GSW.”
http://www.yct.bz/

Janus Foundation (Jatropha Project) - http://www.jatropha.de/janus.htm
The Jannus Foundation is an international charitable organisation that is carrying out its social and environmental projects (Jatropha Project) in the Cayo district of Belize, to improve life for Belizean communities with projects that benefit our natural and human resources.
http://www.jatropha.de/janus.htm

Teachers for a Better Belize - http://www.tfabb.org/
Teachers for a Better Belize is a partnership of educators from North America and Belize who volunteer their time to improve the training of teachers and the education of children in the rural Toledo district of Belize. TFABB aids Toledo's primary-school teachers and principals with training, supplies, and facilities required to help their students achieve academic success and thereby escape poverty.
http://www.tfabb.org/

Belize Community Service Alliance - http://www.belizealliance.org/
Belize Community Service Alliance is a Non-Government Organization dedicated to serving the Belize rural communities. Together with Radio Ritmo, it provides various educational, health, environmental, and news programs through its well known projects. For more information about Belize, and the Belize Community Service Alliance read the B.C.S.A. section.
http://www.belizealliance.org/

Regional Language Center - http://www.rlcbelize.org/
The Regional Language Centre (RLC) at the University of Belize campus is located in the “Garden City” of Belmopan, Belize’s capital. The campus is surrounded by many of the country’s true natural wonders, and it provides a peaceful environment conducive to learning. Also, Belmopan's deliberate landscaping and ethnic diversity are reflected at the RLC.
http://www.rlcbelize.org/