The August 2026 earthquake damaged three educational facilities serving vulnerable communities in Cali, Colombia, leaving one school site unable to reopen and another only partially operational. CORPELUVA will help 1,000 students continue their education by addressing urgent safety risks, repairing classrooms and electrical systems, restoring educational spaces and equipment, and advancing the reconstruction of the most severely affected school site.
The August 2026 earthquake damaged three CORPELUVA educational facilities serving vulnerable communities in Cali, Colombia. One school site cannot reopen, another is only partially operational, and urgent repairs are needed across the facilities. The disruption affects 1,000 students and threatens safe access to classrooms, electrical systems, learning spaces, and the continuity of their education.
CORPELUVA will carry out the first emergency recovery phase across the three affected school facilities. Funds will support safety measures, stabilization, urgent infrastructure and electrical repairs, recovery of priority classrooms and learning spaces, and essential equipment and materials. Work will be prioritized by risk and verified through technical, financial, and photographic records to support safe educational continuity.
This project will help protect educational continuity for 1,000 students while strengthening safer and more resilient learning environments in Cali. Beyond emergency repairs, the recovery process will improve CORPELUVA's capacity to manage risks, maintain safe educational facilities, and respond to future emergencies. Restoring these schools will preserve essential spaces for education, protection, opportunity, and community development for current and future students.
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