The pediatric visits reach out to children at risk and their communities, providing critical medical attention and teaching fundamental health care. Sumando Manos Foundation supports periodic medical examinations helping children fulfill their hopes of a bright and healthy future. These project will cover the expenses related to providing pediatric service and food for the rest of 2011 and 2012, in Tucuman (3), Salta (1), Misiones (3), Santa Fe (1), Bs As (3).

We support and help each child in their particular conflicts.Through the different activities we help the children to develop their own identity and to build the needed tools to face their issues.

VisionAR provides scholarships and mentorship to outstanding college students that demonstrate high academic performance, a commitment to succeed, and financial need.

Classes will introduce the children of El Desafio to the digital world, providing them a means for self-expression and offering alternative methods for learning.

Provide a photography workshop for 30 young people of a Buenos Aires shantytown which will enable them to acquire the skills to develop self-confidence and improve their job prospects through art

Pass the Gas is warming up people’s lives. We are helping neighbors overcome obstacles in accessing credit and basic services taken for granted in the developed world.

This project promotes the encounter of the deaf community with books and literature through workshops and educational material produced in Argentinean Sign Language.

Provide 1200 low income Argentine youth with job opportunities, employment training and education resources so they can be succesfull in obtaining jobs, receiving a higher education and escape poverty.

This project provides sexual and reproductive healthcare training to deaf girls, boys and teenagers through videos in sign language. Its aim is to provide each and every single school within the country with these materials.

Fundación Leer will develop community capacity to build a Reading Corner, a free and attractive library full of new and culturally appropriate books in an isolated rural school that caters for 35 at-risk children in Quitilipi, Chaco, Argentina.