Projects in Peru
Give Angelo a chance to live life to the fullest: Help him overcome his disability!
Mission Child supports Angelo, a 13-year-old boy in Peru who has cerebral palsy. Although he loves going to school, his severe muscle pain and tension sometimes prevent him from attending. To pass the time, he enjoys watching investigative films. In order to continue to develop and live life to the fullest, Angelo requires specialized care and therapy. Since these treatments are expensive, he needs your help to access them regularly.
Why do we need your help?
Thanks to financial donations, Angelo was able to begin essential therapies such as physiotherapy, speech therapy, orthopedics and hydrotherapy. He has been receiving these treatments twice a week for three months, for a total of 18 sessions.
Donations have also helped fund his individual disability-friendly travel to therapy, as wheelchair mobility is a challenge in Peru.
These treatments are vital to improving his quality of life, but they are still expensive. Angelo still needs your help to continue receiving these treatments and continue on his path to a better life.
NOE School
In 1982, Mr. Felipe Arias Barahona, nicknamed “Papa Felipe,” founded the Noé Cultural Association, which built a school near Lima for children from vulnerable families. Today, his son Job Arias and his sisters continue their father’s mission.
Noé School Launches a Bakery Project to Learn and Support
Noé School is launching an exciting new project: the creation of a bakery where older children and their parents will have the opportunity to prepare bread and pastries to sell.
The aim is to allow children to learn this craft activity while developing practical skills. The profits generated by the sale of these products will be entirely reinvested in the school's projects, thus contributing to its development and future needs.
This project aims to combine learning, creativity and solidarity within the school community.
Mission Child
