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Cistern Water Supply Project:

Aldea Rosario Orpanage- Huancayo Peru

Computer Class Project:

Aldea Rosario Orpanage - Huancayo Peru

Clothing Donations Project:

Peru Luz Esperanza - Chupaca Peru

Swing Repair Project:

Prolivalente School for Special Needs:

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Playground Project:

Francisca Mayer Orphanage - Huancayo Peru

Wheel Chair Ramps Project:

Prolivalente School for Special Needs:

Accessible Toilet Room Project

Prolivalente School for Special Needs:

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Holidays in the Andes 2007:

PERU + BOLIVIA + ECUADOR

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Aldea Rosario in Huancayo Peru had an urgent water with their water supply needing fresh water to clean, cook and bath with. The Andean Outreach Program funded, designed and built 4 fresh water cisterns constituting 70% of the orphanages water supply. The project was volunteer lead and improved hygeine, sanitation, and nutrtion
Aldea Francisca Mayer is an all girls orphanage located in rural Huancayo. The orphaned girls at this facility needed a place to play, and be distracted from their difficult pasts. This playground is important to the development of the children here. The AOP funded, designed, and built this project at the Fransica Mayer Orphanage.
With donated computers from the United States, AOP volunteers where able to set up two laptops in the Rosario Orphanage and instruct typing and writing classes. It is critical for the children at this orphanage to recieve some kind of job training before they are released at age 18. Having these classes promotes an interest in developing job skills.
The Prolivalente School for children with special needs in Huancayo has classes for children who are hearing impaired, vision impaired, disabled children, and children with downs syndrome. The school badly needed a series of ramps so students in wheelchairs could access classrooms. The AOP funded and built this project.
For the Holidays in 2006, the AOP collected clothing for the underserved children and families of the Village of Chupaca Peru. The AOP was able to collect 100 pounds of clothing and toys to send to the village. The donated items were distributed by Peru Luz Esperanza, our local Partner Organization in Chupaca.
The Prolivalente School for Children with Special needs has many students who use wheelchairs. There existing toilet room had one toilet fixture and two holes in the ground making completely inaccessible for students in wheelchairs. The AOP created two new toilet rooms with new accessible toilet stalls, fixtures, and sinks improving hygiene and sanitation.
The Prolivalente School for Children had a playground with a broken swingset. The children were unable to use the playground for years because of a problem that was a very easy and inexpensive fix. The AOP was able to fix two swings and provide new swing seats.
In 2007, we supported programs in Peru, Boliva, and Ecuador with funds to purchase food, sweaters, winter hats, school supplies, and gifts. With the program, we raised were able to reach over 500 children and their families in the Andes.

Our Past Projects:

The primary goal of the Andean Outreach Project is to help the marginalized people of South America through funding and execution of volunteer lead community improvement projects. Listed below are some of the projects that we have completed.


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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