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Awamaki
Awamaki collaborates with rural Andean communities to create economic opportunities and improve social well-being.
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Projects (9)
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Reports (39)
Map (27)
226
donations
9
reports
$11,205
$6,795
Raised
Remaining
Empowering Women Through Design in Rural Peru
Peru
Economic Development
Awamaki Lab aims to empower and provide a stable source of income for indigenous women weavers and mothers in Ollantaytambo through a fashion design collective that promotes fair-trade ethics.
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185
donations
7
reports
$7,552
$1,948
Raised
Remaining
Teach to Teach: Training Women to Teach Spanish
Peru
Women and Girls
This project will organize and train a cooperative of rural impoverished women to be Spanish teachers. Though tourism is a powerful economic force in the area, rural poor women have little access to the economic opportunities that it brings. Meanwhile, despite the many tourists in the area, many of whom want to study Spanish, the closest Spanish school is 30 minutes away. As Spanish teachers, women will be able to participate in the tourist economy and earn an income to support their families.
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62
donations
4
reports
$3,098
$4,902
Raised
Remaining
Capacity-building for rural women artisans in Peru
Peru
Economic Development
The Awamaki Women's Cooperative Program will provide capacity-building workshops to five different groups of women weavers, knitters, spinners and seamstresses. The women will receive trainings in product development, design, natural dye techniques, quality control and administration; an education that will empower them to create products of a standard suitable for export and thereby decrease their dependency on an over-saturated and seasonal tourism market.
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2
donations
2
reports
$75
$925
Raised
Remaining
Cultivating Quechua Girls' Leadership in Peru
Peru
Women and Girls
This program will teach vital leadership and practical life skills to indigenous school-aged girls in the high Andes. Quechua girls face great barriers to education and eventually, economic success. Rural communities suffer when women aren't equipped to lead. This project builds empowered girls into community leaders, and equips them with the personal skills to create their own success.
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71
donations
7
reports
$6,920
$0
Raised
Remaining
Disability Aid in Rural Peru
Peru
Health
Awamaki Health works within Ollantaytambo, Peru and the surrounding rural, mountainous communities. There are multiple aspects to our health program, however our disabilities campaign focuses on disabled individuals in this region to support them in their area of greatest need - whether providing them with a medical apparatus, corrective surgery or greater access to education.
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17
donations
4
reports
$745
$2,255
Raised
Remaining
Daycare for Kids of Working Mothers in Rural Peru
Peru
Children
Yachay Wasi is building a daycare center in Ollantaytambo, Peru that will provide quality early education for children while also giving their mothers more opportunities to work outside of the home.
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4
donations
1
report
$175
$11,825
Raised
Remaining
Market access for isolated Andean communities
Peru
Economic Development
With a 4x4 truck, Awamaki will be able to reach more isolated, impoverished communities of Quechua women weavers and provide them with access to a sustainable income through our fair trade initiative.
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391
donations
1
report
$10,879
$0
Raised
Remaining
Secure an income for rural Quechua women weavers
Peru
Economic Development
Awamaki works with impoverished women weavers. Attending the Santa Fe Int'l Folk Art Market will enable Awamaki to secure an international market for their textiles and support more rural communities.
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38
donations
4
reports
$2,672
$0
Raised
Remaining
Rural Health Access and Education
Peru
Health
Villagers often live 4-8 hours from the nearest government health clinic, can't afford clinical services, or the clinics are under equipped to serve them. This project consists of a mobile medical unit that visits rural indigenous communities to provide medicines and health information, and a system of female health promoters, or promotoras, who are trained in first aid, CPR, and public health information.
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Will pay for one day of daycare for single mothers in the sewing collective
$20
Will pay for one day of training provided by a local sewing professor, who will introduce a design curriculum to help women in the collective build confidence and marketable skills.
$40
Will allow one Quechua textile artisan to sell one textile to Awamaki Lab in order to earn an income for her family.
$60
Will provide materials for one single mother to design and produce one garment that can be sold at the fair-trade market price.
$100
Will buy one non-electric singer sewing machine for one woman in the sewing co-operative.
$200
Will cover two months rent for a shared Awamaki Lab studio and work space.
$400
Will cover the cost of all materials needed to teach members of the sewing collective marketable skills, which will allow them to run a sustainable, local enterprise.
$1,000
Will buy three overlock machines to increase productivity and allow the sewing co-operative to augment its output and earnings.
$10 each month
Will pay for one day of daycare for single mothers in the sewing collective
$20 each month
Will pay for one day of training provided by a local sewing professor, who will introduce a design curriculum to help women in the collective build confidence and marketable skills.
$40 each month
Will allow one Quechua textile artisan to sell one textile to Awamaki Lab in order to earn an income for her family.
$60 each month
Will provide materials for one single mother to design and produce one garment that can be sold at the fair-trade market price.
$100 each month
Will buy one non-electric singer sewing machine for one woman in the sewing co-operative.
$200 each month
Will cover two months rent for a shared Awamaki Lab studio and work space.
$400 each month
Will cover the cost of all materials needed to teach members of the sewing collective marketable skills, which will allow them to run a sustainable, local enterprise.
$1,000 each month
Will buy three overlock machines to increase productivity and allow the sewing co-operative to augment its output and earnings.
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