Kiya Survivors is one of Alma’s partner projects. We recently received updates on several of Kiya’s beneficiaries, read below to hear their stories. Amilcar is a 14-year-old boy who comes from the community of Misminay (about 10 kilometers from Maras). Amilcar has a problem with his legs and he cannot walk. He had an operation before, […]
It is always worth repeating, the key to Alma projects is community involvement. We work in partnership with the community members where we implement our projects ranging from the initial planning stages to the eventual handing over of the project to the community. One aspect of the Andean culture which helps to make this possible is the […]
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En Fundación Sariry, niño/as de 3 a 6 años participan de la pequeña biblioteca que es exclusivamente para la edad de ellos, aprenden a leer e interpretar los textos desde su imaginación, fantasía y su creatividad. En su proceso de aprendizaje, en el desarrollo de sus capacidades socio cognitivas, junto a la educadora, también participan […]
Peru’s First Lady, Nadine Heredia, recently visited our Patacancha Trout Farm project and was impressed with what she saw! Mrs. Heredia commented that the project, which incorporates nutritious school lunches supplied by the school in a sustainable manner while monitoring the nutritional levels and academic performance of the students, is an impressive innovation that the national government is […]
My name is Carmen Munoz Franco. Two years ago, with the support of ALMA and Learning for Hope we launched the Centro Anay, which is a centre for at risk girls and human trafficking victims in the Cusco area. The centre provides esthetics training, computer classes, knitting, dance and yoga. The goal is to provide […]