Our Programs in Peru

10 neighborhood centers, 100 children fed daily, 63 mothers freed to work — a ripple of impact from a single program.

School materials for children and university funding for young adults pursuing careers in nursing, law, engineering, and more.

Emergency medicine, surgery, and monthly food support for 38 families who have nowhere else to turn.

Over 400 registered students use this library daily — a lifeline in a country ranked near the bottom for reading ability in Latin America.

Chapels, retreats, Bibles, and trained local leaders who shepherd communities in remote villages even when no priest is available.

Sewing, baking, computing, shoemaking — practical skills taught to adults so they can earn independent livelihoods.

A free daily bus gets 35 children with disabilities to school every morning — giving them the future they deserve.

Helping families transition from fragile straw ranchitos to safe brick homes with indoor plumbing — for as little as $230.

Computers, visiting professors, and scholarships at the ISTE agricultural school in Mache — now serving 170 future farmers.