¡Pan y dignidad! ¡Agua y libertad! ¡Casa hogar y seguridad!
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Project Peru is a small, lively, totally voluntary UK-based charity offering food, clothes, shelter, education, health and fun to those who live in our children’s refuge in the desert shanty towns of Lima, and giving ongoing and practical support to others who live in extreme poverty in the wider community. Our refuge in Zapallal cares for over 50 children and offers real opportunities to children and staff alike.
Project Peru is aware of the local needs and responds accordingly.
Project Peru aims to provide ongoing financial and material support, while encouraging dignity and independence for all.
Project Peru raises awareness of development issues in a Latin American context, offering practical and relevant solutions.
Project Peru’s website aims to provide a comprehensive insight into how the two elements, in Peru and the UK, work together in unity on a daily basis, in spite of difficulties which might appear insurmountable.
To discover more about Project Peru simply click on the various links available on this site and read our FAQs.
To support our work through out the year, please …
We have to address complex issues but we strive to present a positive, realistic image of an authentic project run in Peru by Peruvians. However, we do need the maximum amount of support to help to see us through this coming year and beyond: so please give us your support.
Please give generously to help us keep on with our work in Peru; either use the DONATE button on the website or you can go via our Justgiving page which is still open for business!
where you can donate in £ Sterling, Euros, or in $ US, Canadian or Australian dollars.
Statistics on Covid-19 in Peru
A recent article on Covid-19 in Peru
A recent article on poverty in Peru
What else could you do to support us in these difficult times for everyone?
What could you do for us in the UK or elsewhere?
Contact us to buy our Peruvian hand-made crafts. Support Project Peru and local craftspeople in Peru at the same time.
Peruvian Crafts – to buy or could you sell them for us?
More support for the local community
Zapallal – the work of the refuge
Early days at our refuge in Zapallal