The main donors and partners for the last ten years have being:

International organizations such as: Norwegian People's Aid, Norwegian Council for Mental Health, UNICEF (Offices in Croatia,  Albania and Russia), Save the Children (Norway and Sweden), USAID and Catholic Relief Services (USA), Caritas Germany, International Catholic Migration Commission, International Rescue Committee, Marie Stops International, Help Age, Kultur Kontakt Austria, International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, Merhamet, Open Society Institute, CARE International-Kosovo and CARE Austria, SOS Kinderdorf, Omega (Graz, Austria), Slovene Philanthropy (Ljubljana, Slovenia), Medical Foundation, UKJAID and One to One Children’s Fund (England), Admira and MATRA (The Netherlands), CIDA (Canada), SIDA (Sweden);

International institutes, research centers and universities:  The Kempler Institute of Scandinavia (Denmark), Refugee Studies Program (University of Oxford, England), Psychosocial Center for Refugees (University of Oslo, Norway), Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at University of Texas (Houston, USA),  Mc Master University, (Hamilton, Canada), Johns Hopkins Hospital and University (Baltimore, USA), Institute for Psychotherapy and Intercultural Communication (Stockholm, Sweden), Eye Movement and Desensitization Reprocessing Institute (Pacific Grove, USA), Institut d'etudes systemiques (IDES) (Paris, France), Carmel Institute for Social Studies (Israel) and University of California (Berkeley, USA), University of Göteborg (Sweden);

Governmental ministries and offices of the Republic of Croatia: Governmental Office for Displaced Persons and Refugees, Governmental Office for NGOs, Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare, Ministry of Education and Sports, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Science and Technology, Ministry of the Interior;

City authorities of Zagreb, Velika Gorica and Varaždin.

At the community level SPA works closely with the schools, centers for social work and non-governmental organizations from Croatia, Bosnia Herzegovina, Slovenia, Macedonia, Kosovo and Vojvodina (FR Yugoslavia).