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Human Life International, Inc.

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Areas of expertise & Fields of activity:	Economic and Social: Children Culture Education Family HIV/AIDS Human Rights Justice Population Social Development Women Youth Population: Population growth Reproduction, family formation and the status of women Social Development: Social policy Sustainable Development: Demographics
Geographic scope:	International
Country of activity:	Belgium Guatemala Kenya United States of America Switzerland Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Chad Honduras Panama Paraguay Saint Vincent and the Grenadines South Africa Brunei Darussalam Malta Portugal Papua New Guinea Uruguay Trinidad and Tobago Cape Verde Malaysia Democratic Republic of the Congo Belarus Latvia Ukraine Ghana Mexico Zimbabwe Myanmar Philippines El Salvador Republic of Korea Botswana Angola Zambia Nicaragua Malawi Poland Togo Spain Sao Tome and Principe Sierra Leone United Republic of Tanzania Czechia Dominica Lesotho Kazakhstan Nepal Benin Argentina Costa Rica India Hungary Ireland Germany Cameroon Central African Republic France Gabon Namibia Mozambique Singapore Sri Lanka Rwanda Burkina Faso Ethiopia Lebanon Saint Lucia Austria Chile Jamaica Barbados Guinea Nigeria Peru Russian Federation Colombia Senegal Mongolia Uganda Croatia Slovakia Serbia Timor-Leste Dominican Republic Eswatini Holy See Romania Brazil Italy Australia Ecuador Indonesia Burundi Japan Thailand Mali Belize Lithuania
Millennium Development Goals:	Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases Reduce child mortality Improve maternal health
Mission statement:	Human Life International is a Catholic apostolate seeking to respond to our calling as followers of Jesus Christ by building a Culture of Life and of Love around the world through education, outreach, advocacy, and service. HLI pursues this mission through the following efforts: We promote and defend the authentic rights and dignity of every human being from the moment of conception to the moment of natural death. We serve and protect the most vulnerable members of society, each of whom is made in the image and likeness of God. We address all life issues with fidelity to the teaching of the Catholic Church, including: abortion, contraception, chastity, marriage, and family, with love for all of God's people regardless of their beliefs. We uphold and defend the authentic social and moral teaching of the Catholic Church on issues related to life, marriage, and family. We advocate in the public square for a clear understanding of authentic, basic, fundamental human rights granted to all people by God. In response to our Lord Jesus Christ, we serve our brothers and sisters by living out the Gospel of Life and by proclaiming a message of mercy. Human Life International exists “For the glory of God and defense of Life, Faith, and Family”
Year established:	1981
Year of registration:	1981
Organizational structure:	Human Life International has a Board of Directors which maintains fiduciary and oversight responsibilities. The executive team made up of the president, vice president for missions, and vice president for operations are responsible for setting vision and direction for the organization. There are five Regional Coordinators,for Latin America, Asia, Europe, French-Speaking West Africa and English-Speaking East Africa. The individual department directors and managers are responsible for making the procedure decisions in order to achieve the organization's vision. The decision making progress is a bottom up approach where those closest to the work are given the authority to determine the process and procedures necessary for advancing the corporate mission.
Number and type of members:	Structure: Seven Board Members, President, Vice President for Missions, Vice President for Operations, Five Regional Coordinators and 80 affiliates and associates
Affiliation with NGO networks:	None
Funding structure:	Fees for education and training services Product sales and business services Donations and grants from domestic sources
Funding structure other:	N/A

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