PeruThe Association PeruEtico Italia is based in Cusco, Peru and its main aim is to finance and support social inclusion projects for minors and teenagers coming from chidren’s homes of the Andean region which is one of the poorest areas in Latin America.
The children and the adolescents of the selected project live in extreme poverty conditions, suffering violence (physical or psychological) or are differently-abled.
During these years the Association has been helping also other projects as the Tikapata Eco-school and some community and rural organizations, as the Huayllano community on Titicaca Lake.
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Family Support Center CEPROF
CEPROF is a Home for girls, ages 6 to 18, who have been abandoned or who are in physical and psychological danger.
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CEPROF (Centro de Promoción Familiar) was born in 1989, in Tablada de Lurin, in south Lima. The goal of this NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) is to encourage families to concentrate on their children’s education, to create professional training courses for women working in production, and to offer family consultations, particularly to abandoned women with many offspring. -
Mosoq Runa Home for Children
“Mosoq Runa,” “New People” in Quechua, is a Home for children from families “at risk.” Why the name Mosoq Runa? The project’s goal is to educate its children and teenagers to respect themselves, others, and the environment they live in. These children will then be able to, in turn, educate other “New People,” and, together, they can make a new Peru.
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The children in the Home are victims of psychological, psychical and sexual violence. -
Tikapata Eco-school
The Tikapata eco-school is an alternative school similar to the life itself: it’s a prolongation of the family and of the society.
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It has been established by a non-profit organization made by a group of parents living in the Sacred Valley of Incas (Urubamba, Cusco, Peru). The Tikapata eco-school is located in Huayoccary, a little village at 10 km far from Urubamba town.
For more info > www.ecotikapata.blogspot.com (Spanish only)