The Honda Group in the United Kingdom is involved in a broad array of activities to support the education of the next generation. Honda UK Manufacturing has created programs for all age groups in the industrial city of Swindon, including Swindon Academy for ages 0 to 19; School of Dreams for ages 9 to 14; Windsor Festival Education Programme for ages 14 to 17; and the World Skills London program for ages 17 to 22. Honda will continue to contribute to the UK's next generation by offering broad support for education for young people from infancy through young adulthood.

Working with UNICEF and the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund, Honda South Africa conducts biannual fundraising campaigns to coincide with its sponsorship of the Enduro Africa off-road motorcycle race. The event is held twice each year, and Honda began its fundraising program in 2008. Funds donated by motorcycle fans worldwide and other individuals involved in the industry are used to provide assistance to orphans and other disadvantaged children in the Republic of South Africa and the Kingdom of Lesotho in southern Africa.

In 2008, Honda Italy began working with Voloentieri, an NPO created in 2007 to provide assistance to disabled individuals who have difficulty participating in society. The group and Honda share the same value of respecting the individual. Honda Italy Industriale asks participants to perform work such as disassembling motorcycles and reclassifying parts, and their efforts to sort parts according to whether they can be reused are also environmentally friendly. The workers' enthusiasm helps improve the motivation of other associates.