Tackling child malnutrition in Venezuela

together we can do so much!

Emergency aid for those affected by heavy rains

in the face of need … solidarity

Supporting the elderly

to live old age with dignity

News from some of our projects

Rural Woman

Rural communities have been greatly affected by the crisis in Venezuela.

Estela

Tackling menstrual poverty. Promoting and supporting period dignity.

Meals4Hope

Through voluntary work, community involvement, solidarity and cooperation, we work together to seed hope for a better future.

Treating acute malnutrition

Treating acute malnutrition

Ending malnutrition requires structural changes, but children with acute malnutrition need life-saving treatment, constant support and care today.

Providing protection

Providing protection

In our projects we not only provide food, but also love and protection… friendship is encouraged, work is done with joy, and the warmth of home and community is felt by all.

Building communities

Building communities

Strengthening the sense of togetherness, belonging, active participation, local people supporting each other, are values at the heart of our projects which help build resilience and bring about positive change.

in 2024

Pareja

6,700

children in nutrition programmes

Vasija

4,280

people in community food programmes

Corazón y Estetoscopio

2,800

people with healthcare

Vegetal

198

family and community agro-production units

Salud menstrual

3,375

girls and women in menstrual health programs

Voluntarios

400

older people protected

Humanitario

200

participants in environmental protection activities

Personas

+12,000

people supported

Embarazada

550

pregnant and lactating women supported

Agua limpia

1,700

families with clean water

How do we use your donations?

96%

Programmes

4%

Other costs

“I take the children to have their breakfast before school, and it’s such a big help, as otherwise they’d have to go on an empty stomach”

Mother from the Villa Esperanza Community Home

“This new project has made us feel alive again, we were spiritless. We’ve been revived! We support and share with each other… we are so grateful for the support, for having been thought of … for being listened to. Thank you”

Rural Woman Project Participant

BUILDING HOPE