1. Provision of Food for La Casa de los Niños
The provision of food helped more than 200 families living in approximately 90 houses (families share houses) in total, the people who live in the children’s home among adults, youth and children bring 550 people who come from prisons or the street.
The foundation collaborates month after month in providing groceries for these low-income families.
1. Provision of Food for La Casa de los Niños
The provision of food helped more than 200 families living in approximately 90 houses (families share houses) in total, the people who live in the children’s home among adults, youth and children bring 550 people who come from prisons or the street.
The foundation collaborates month after month in providing groceries for these low-income families.
2. Repair of the kitchen and bathrooms of La casa de los Niños
The foundation collaborated with the CASA DE LOS NIÑOS with the provision of 15 crown showers, 15 toilet bowls, 30 sinks, 15 toilet tanks, 20 dishwasher drains, 40 mattresses, 10 stoves and 10 jugs. In kitchens and bathrooms that did not function.
3. Provision of materials, food and milk for families and children in prisons
Diverse needs and losses are evident among mothers with children aged 0 to 5 years in San Sebastián Women’s prison, where a lack of attention to these children has been identified. The foundation, in collaboration with Caritas pastoral care, aims to provide comprehensive support to around 35 children living with their mothers in the prison. The goal is to address the specific needs of this population and maintain the mother-child bond, as older children typically leave the facility, interrupting this crucial connection.
3. Provision of materials, food and milk for families and children in prisons
Diverse needs and losses are evident among mothers with children aged 0 to 5 years in San Sebastián Women’s prison, where a lack of attention to these children has been identified. The foundation, in collaboration with Caritas pastoral care, aims to provide comprehensive support to around 35 children living with their mothers in the prison. The goal is to address the specific needs of this population and maintain the mother-child bond, as older children typically leave the facility, interrupting this crucial connection.
4. Children’s Day celebration for children from the CREAMOS association
The celebration of Children’s Day took place for the children associated with the CREAMOS organization, which provides support to boys and girls in situations of abandonment. The event included refreshments, balloons, and small gifts that brightened their day.
5. Purchase of toys for children’s day for children in prisons
In the San Sebastián Mujeres prison, there is a recognized lack of attention to the needs of children aged 0 to 5, whose mothers are incarcerated. The foundation, in partnership with Caritas pastoral, aims to provide comprehensive care to approximately 35 children within this age group, fostering their well-being and addressing the unique challenges they face within the prison environment.
5. Purchase of chainsaw for the town of Karpani
It is a village in the department of Cochabamba that is located near the village of Caramarca and Oki Oki. It has approximately 150 inhabitants. The foundation collaborates in the operation of the school and in providing necessary supplies for the inhabitants. An electricity generator, school supplies and groceries were also donated.
5. Purchase of chainsaw for the town of Karpani
It is a village in the department of Cochabamba that is located near the village of Caramarca and Oki Oki. It has approximately 150 inhabitants. The foundation collaborates in the operation of the school and in providing necessary supplies for the inhabitants. An electricity generator, school supplies and groceries were also donated.
6. Purchase of a kitchen, grill set and frying pan for the PUNTITI center raffle
Supported by the purchase of a kitchen and a grill set for the raffle organized by the Puntiti Center, a facility dedicated to the comprehensive rehabilitation, special education, and awareness and training programs for the social, occupational, educational, and familial care and inclusion of children, adolescents, and young people (JANNs) with intellectual and multiple disabilities. These individuals are often orphaned or abandoned and come from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. The center achieves its goals through integral rehabilitation, special education, and programs aimed at raising awareness and providing training to the community.
7. Conclusion of the CREAMOS Association dining room work
Supported by the purchase of a kitchen and a grill set for the raffle organized by the Puntiti Center, a facility dedicated to the comprehensive rehabilitation, special education, and awareness and training programs for the social, occupational, educational, and familial care and inclusion of children, adolescents, and young people (JANNs) with intellectual and multiple disabilities. These individuals are often orphaned or abandoned and come from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. The center achieves its goals through integral rehabilitation, special education, and programs aimed at raising awareness and providing training to the community.
7. Conclusion of the CREAMOS Association dining room work
Supported by the purchase of a kitchen and a grill set for the raffle organized by the Puntiti Center, a facility dedicated to the comprehensive rehabilitation, special education, and awareness and training programs for the social, occupational, educational, and familial care and inclusion of children, adolescents, and young people (JANNs) with intellectual and multiple disabilities. These individuals are often orphaned or abandoned and come from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. The center achieves its goals through integral rehabilitation, special education, and programs aimed at raising awareness and providing training to the community.
8. Support for children with problems with malnutrition TIPNIS
The Pastoral Social and O.A. FOODS Foundation have assessed 248 children in the TIPNIS and surrounding areas, revealing that 9% in Santísima Trinidad suffer from chronic malnutrition. Their initiative aims to address food insecurity, highlighting issues of acute malnutrition and obesity-related malnutrition in children under 5 in Santísima Trinidad, Urkupiña, and Eterazama. A collaborative effort to promote development and enhance conditions in these vulnerable communities.
9. Huasa Higuerani children’s end of the year celebration
The Christmas celebration took place for the children who attend the choir every Saturday. Likewise, an end-of-year concert was held with the children and also the residents of the Huasa Higuerani area. Approximately 400 children were beneficiaries of these events.
9. Huasa Higuerani children’s end of the year celebration
The Christmas celebration took place for the children who attend the choir every Saturday. Likewise, an end-of-year concert was held with the children and also the residents of the Huasa Higuerani area. Approximately 400 children were beneficiaries of these events.
10. Catechism and end of year celebration for women in prisons
OA Foods collaborates with the Caritas Pastoral to celebrate children living in prisons with their mothers. We will commemorate the occasion with a Christmas catechesis and the delivery of gifts and provisions at the San Sebastián Women’s Prison.
11. Support for the Walter Viviani Social Center Children’s Center
The center has a dining area available to people experiencing homelessness. Approximately 130 individuals, including children, youth, and adults, benefit from the meals provided by the dining facility. OA FOODS donates supplies for the dining area.
11. Support for the Walter Viviani Social Center Children’s Center
The center has a dining area available to people experiencing homelessness. Approximately 130 individuals, including children, youth, and adults, benefit from the meals provided by the dining facility. OA FOODS donates supplies for the dining area.
12. Giving of toys for Christmas to the children of the Tutimayu community
OA FOODS supports the Yachay Chhalaku (Knowledge Exchange) organization, which has been working in Sacaba since 2002, advocating for the rights of the indigenous peasant population. Currently, our collaboration extends to Tutimayu, a rural district of Sacaba, where approximately 60 girls and boys receive assistance with school supplies and ongoing support with their schoolwork throughout the year. This initiative aims to provide educational support and materials to children who otherwise lack access to these resources.
13. End of the year celebration children from Colinas del Paraíso
Colinas del Paraíso OA FOODS delivers shoes to over 70 children living in extreme poverty in the Angostura area, located 30 km from the city of Cochabamba.
13. End of the year celebration children from Colinas del Paraíso
Colinas del Paraíso OA FOODS delivers shoes to over 70 children living in extreme poverty in the Angostura area, located 30 km from the city of Cochabamba.
14. Cableado eléctrico y tapado de techos casa de acogida de 50 niñas y jóvenes e 5-18 años
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15. Purchase of groceries, medication and bedding for 57 children and young people Maria Auxiliadora Children with Disabilities Center
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15. Purchase of groceries, medication and bedding for 57 children and young people Maria Auxiliadora Children with Disabilities Center
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10. Giving of toys for Christmas to the children of the Vacas Arani community
The Christmas celebration took place in the municipality of Vacas in Arani, with the presence of Catholic Church sisters. Approximately 60 children were treated to breakfast and received gifts during the event.
17. Maintenance of old infrastructure Madre de Dios shelter for 60 girls and young people living on the street
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17. Maintenance of old infrastructure Madre de Dios shelter for 60 girls and young people living on the street
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11. Payment for psychologist and nursing assistant for the CREAMOS association
“Creamos” is a volunteer association dedicated to serving children at high risk. Currently, we provide care for abandoned children aged 0 to 7. Recognizing the critical need, OA FOODS identified the extreme necessity of having healthcare personnel (nursing assistants) and psychologists to support the 26 children under our care.
11. Payment for psychologist and nursing assistant for the CREAMOS association
“Creamos” is a volunteer association dedicated to serving children at high risk. Currently, we provide care for abandoned children aged 0 to 7. Recognizing the critical need, OA FOODS identified the extreme necessity of having healthcare personnel (nursing assistants) and psychologists to support the 26 children under our care.
19. Provision of provisions for the Llave Mayu community
OA FOODS delivers provisions and celebrates with the children of Llave Mayu, a community of around 1000 residents located near the Rancho Calisaya village and the town of Tiataco.
19. Provision of provisions for the Llave Mayu community
OA FOODS delivers provisions and celebrates with the children of Llave Mayu, a community of around 1000 residents located near the Rancho Calisaya village and the town of Tiataco.
20. Delivery of foods and toys Ayllu Urinsaya sub central Kusilliri Karpani
OA FOODS delivers provisions and 90 gifts to boys and girls in the jurisdiction of Ayllu Urinsaya Subcentral Kusilliri Karpani to celebrate Christmas with children coming from families in great need.