This project focuses on the children of immigrant families living in villages on the outskirts of Huancayo. These areas are characterized by extreme poverty. Basic public services, such as drinking water, sanitation, electricity, healthcare, and infrastructure, are generally nonexistent.

We found children suffering from chronic malnutrition, exposed to dangerous street conditions, and living in dysfunctional families. Many of these children do not attend school or work from a young age to help support their families.

Our goal is to help change and improve this situation by implementing an alternative project that motivates children and provides them with essential new educational and social skills, along with constant emotional support. This will foster the development of healthy self-esteem, teach them to be responsible and respectful of their native culture, society, and the environment, and, above all, demonstrate the importance of solidarity and human cooperation.