Help Rural Communities Access Healthcare in Peru

To everyone who has stood with us in our mission to bring quality healthcare to those who need it most, thank you.

We are operating in a landscape where healthcare is often treated as a luxury, but we continue to see proof every day that it is a fundamental human right. Our approach is simple but effective: we don't just provide band-aids; we build capacity. Whether it is training a local school teacher in emergency response, stocking a rural clinic with essential supplies, or running community workshops on preventative health, every action is designed to leave a lasting mark on the community's safety.

Since our last report, our focus has been on consolidating our community healthcare provisions. The demand is relentless, and we are working tirelessly to ensure that our resources—which are entirely funded by your contributions—are deployed where they can save the most lives. We’ve been focusing on strengthening our training for first responders, as we know that in remote areas, the first few minutes after an emergency are the difference between life and death.

A massive opportunity to scale our impact is right around the corner.

GlobalGiving’s Little by Little campaign runs from March 17th to the 20th, and it is a vital window for us. Every donation of up to 50 dollars will be matched at 50 percent, allowing us to stretch your generosity significantly further:

• A 50 dollar contribution becomes 75 dollars.

• That 75 dollars provides the equipment for a complete, fully stocked medical first aid kit that we can put directly into the hands of a local health volunteer.

Please mark your calendars for March 17th. We are also calling on you to help us spread the word. Share our story with your networks, your friends, and your colleagues. If we work in mass, we can secure the medical supplies and training programs we need to keep our clinics thriving throughout 2026.

We have the team, the plan, and the experience. Now, we just need to keep the momentum going. Thank you for your continued belief in our work and for being the heartbeat of this project.

Hi everyone,

Since my last update in July, donations have been very low with just $50 received, leaving the project with essentially no funds to support our work on the ground. Our amazing volunteer team continues to show up with smiles and dedication, but we’re struggling to sustain the program without resources. If myself. as a volunteer for 6 months have shared with my friends and family and tried to run some charitable events here in Peru but nothing is bringing in what we need and I know these reports shoud be possitive but I want to be real and true. 

Despite these challenges, we continue to hold community health talks and workshops, educating people about sanitation, malaria prevention, first aid, and basic healthcare. However, fewer people are attending now because we haven’t been able to print posters or run local awareness campaigns, and social media outreach hasn’t been enough to reach everyone. My group yesterday I had only 1 lady. turn up with her 4 month old baby, it was still a great session!!! 

Sadly, we have also been unable to respond to seven medical emergencies over the past few months, and the outcomes for those community members were not good. This is heartbreaking, but it only strengthens our commitment to keep trying.

We know that the world is full of urgent needs right now with hurricanes, government funding cuts, and more communities reaching out to charities and it can feel overwhelming. But every day, we get up and continue our work, hoping for brighter days ahead.

Every donation made now goes directly to supporting healthcare in these underserved communities from health awareness talks to emergency response kits. Even a small gift helps us save lives

Thank you for standing with us during this challenging time. With your support, we can keep the program alive and continue bringing essential healthcare to the communities that need it most.