Outside The Borders Inc

Outside The Borders Inc. is dedicated to providing comprehensive assistance to survivors and victims of domestic violence within Hispanic and Latino communities worldwide.our mission is to offer culturally and linguistically tailored services that empower individuals to rebuild their lives free from violence. We collaborate with local community organizations, government agencies, and international institutions to raise awareness about domestic violence, promote prevention initiatives.

Since its founding in 2022, Outside The Borders Inc. has impacted over 2,000 Hispanic and Latino survivors of domestic and sexual violence across the U.S. and its territories. Through Rompamos El Silencio, we offer online support groups, legal and mental health referrals, and empowerment workshops-all fully in Spanish. We host onsite and virtual conferences and training focused on resilience, healing, and justice. Our Youth Leadership Program equips Latino teens with tools for advocacy and self-esteem. We maintain strong partnerships with local organizations to expand access and provide housing and safety resources. With donated technology like laptops and tablets, participants connect from home to vital support. We remain the only Westmoreland County nonprofit offering these services exclusively in Spanish-no interpreters-because mental health does not translate.

Testimonials

"Rompamos El Silencio has been a lifeline for me. The support and resources provided have helped me regain my confidence and rebuild my life." - María G.

"Thanks to Outside The Borders, I found a safe space to share my story and connect with others who understand my journey. Their legal assistance and counseling services were invaluable." - Juan P.

"The technology access provided by the program allowed me to stay connected with essential services and support groups, making a huge difference in my recovery process." - Ana L.

These testimonials highlight the transformative impact of Outside The Borders Inc. on survivors of domestic violence.