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We share completed projects that have already generated concrete improvements in infrastructure, community participation and well-being for children.

Concluded 2024

New roof, secure future in Perccajata

The renovation of the roof of the initial educational institution No. 998, in the community of Perccajata (Omacha district), marked a before and after in the learning conditions of girls and boys.

Today, the classroom has a safe space, protected from the rain and cold characteristic of the area, which which has promoted regular attendance, well-being and a better willingness to learn for its 14 students.

This achievement was possible thanks to the joint work between the community and a group of volunteers from Italy, who lived together for several weeks in the area. Together with mothers, fathers and local authorities, they carried out the work in an articulated manner, demonstrating that solidarity collaboration can generate real and sustainable changes.

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The impact is not only reflected in the improvement of infrastructure. Families now perceive the institution as a more dignified and reliable space, which has strengthened the appreciation of initial education and has motivated greater participation in school life. Likewise, this process has reinforced community organization, the sense of co-responsibility and the commitment to the care and maintenance of the educational space.

This project shows that, when the community is actively involved and solidarity alliances are forged, it is possible to build concrete opportunities for the comprehensive development of children.

Results and impact
  • 14 girls and boys directly benefited.
  • Significant improvement in classroom safety and habitability conditions.
  • Increase in school attendance and participation.
  • Greater involvement of families in the educational process.
  • Strengthening of community work and social cohesion.
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Safe water, well-being that transforms communities

The installation of water filters in the educational institutions of Huilcuyo, Perccajata, Ccoyani and Omacha has represented a significant change in the daily life of girls, boys and adolescents, guaranteeing for the first time access to safe and quality water within their schools.

Before this intervention, it was common for students, after doing physical activities or during their school day, to consume water directly from pipes or springs, exposing themselves to risks to their health. Today, thanks to the implementation of these filters, they have drinking water, which directly contributes to the prevention of diseases and the improvement of their general well-being.

The impact has been immediate and visible. Girls and boys have received this improvement with enthusiasm, incorporating the consumption of safe water as a new habit in their daily lives. Teachers and families also highlight this change, pointing out that not only students, but also adults in the community have begun to consume filtered water, thus expanding the benefits of the project beyond the school environment.

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This achievement has been possible thanks to the coordinated work between the organization, the educational communities and the supportive support of international allies. The active participation of teachers, mothers, fathers and local authorities has been key to the implementation and care of the filters, strengthening the sense of co-responsibility and sustainability of the initiative.

This project has not only improved health conditions, but has also raised awareness about the importance of caring for water, reaffirming that access to basic services is a fundamental step for the dignified development of communities.

Results and impact
  • Access to drinking water in 4 rural educational institutions.
  • Girls, boys and adolescents directly benefited in their health and well-being.
  • Reduction of risks associated with the consumption of unsafe water.
  • Adoption of new healthy water consumption habits in students and adults.
  • Strengthening of community commitment in the care of the water resource.
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Phyto-tents that nourish: sowing health and hope

The implementation of phyto-tents in the communities of Perccajata, Ccoyani and Omacha has transformed the diet and health of girls, boys and their families. In contexts where frost and extreme weather limited the cultivation of vegetables, this initiative has opened new opportunities to produce fresh and nutritious food all year round.

Before this project, many students faced problems of anemia and a diet based mainly on little variety of products. Today, thanks to phytotents, students themselves grow vegetables as part of their learning and daily life, incorporating nutrient-rich foods into their diet. This change has directly contributed to improving their health, energy, and school performance.

The impact has transcended the educational space. Mothers have assumed a leading role, actively getting involved in caring for crops and preparing healthier foods for their homes. They themselves emphasize that before they could not consume this type of products due to the climatic conditions of the area, but now they have organic food produced by their own hands.

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This process has strengthened not only food security, but also community work and the transmission of knowledge between generations, integrating local knowledge with new sustainable practices.

The phytotents not only protect crops from the cold, they also protect the future of the communities, promoting a healthier, sustainable and dignified life for new generations.

Results and impact
  • Constant production of vegetables in areas with adverse climates.
  • Improvement in nutrition and reduction of risks of anemia in students.
  • Active participation of girls, boys and mothers in the crops.
  • Incorporation of organic foods into the diet daily needs of families.
  • Strengthening food autonomy and community work.
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