Causes: Arts & Culture, Arts Services, Disabilities, Eye Diseases, Blindness & Vision Impairments Research, Health, Performing Arts Schools
Mission: We work for the construction of global citizenship that denounces the injustices that cause inequality in the world, builds a culture that promotes the common good and transforms the structures that generate poverty at the local and global levels. To achieve this, we network with individuals and groups from all over the world.
Results: Since 2013, our programs have served more than 253,129 children, youth and more than 79,128 adults have benefited from our awareness and education programs on health, nutrition and environment, social empowerment, entrepreneurship, economic awareness and children's rights. Special highlights include:The economic recovery, food for vulnerable families in times of covid, food baskets, health promagra, oxygen generator plants and food subsidies for popular kitchens. Kinship Care: While children in our shelter programs have nowhere to turn, keeping children with their family is best when possible. We greatly expanded our Agape Hand Kids program for orphaned children and we plan to maintain that support for years to come. Education: Through education, we create opportunities and a brighter future for thousands of disadvantaged children and youth. We do it by granting technology (459 children and young people study thanks to the donation of volunteers), right now more than 50% cannot study due to the lack of cell phones. We are very grateful to our family of fans who have made all of this possible.
Target demographics: children, youth, the elderly, and single mothers.
Direct beneficiaries per year: In the years 2018-2020, we served more than 143,000 children and youth.
Geographic areas served: Perú and Uganda
Programs: Funds are distributed to solve critical family needs and housing assistance problems in order to help people in need throughout the Peruvian highlands and jungle area. The funds are distributed in indigenous communities and communities in the mountains to help vulnerable people, where government aid does not reach.
Mission: We work for the construction of global citizenship that denounces the injustices that cause inequality in the world, builds a culture that promotes the common good and transforms the structures that generate poverty at the local and global levels. To achieve this, we network with individuals and groups from all over the world.
Results: Since 2013, our programs have served more than 253,129 children, youth and more than 79,128 adults have benefited from our awareness and education programs on health, nutrition and environment, social empowerment, entrepreneurship, economic awareness and children's rights. Special highlights include:The economic recovery, food for vulnerable families in times of covid, food baskets, health promagra, oxygen generator plants and food subsidies for popular kitchens. Kinship Care: While children in our shelter programs have nowhere to turn, keeping children with their family is best when possible. We greatly expanded our Agape Hand Kids program for orphaned children and we plan to maintain that support for years to come. Education: Through education, we create opportunities and a brighter future for thousands of disadvantaged children and youth. We do it by granting technology (459 children and young people study thanks to the donation of volunteers), right now more than 50% cannot study due to the lack of cell phones. We are very grateful to our family of fans who have made all of this possible.
Target demographics: children, youth, the elderly, and single mothers.
Direct beneficiaries per year: In the years 2018-2020, we served more than 143,000 children and youth.
Geographic areas served: Perú and Uganda
Programs: Funds are distributed to solve critical family needs and housing assistance problems in order to help people in need throughout the Peruvian highlands and jungle area. The funds are distributed in indigenous communities and communities in the mountains to help vulnerable people, where government aid does not reach.
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