Training public school teachers to improve
the quality of education through the application of an innovative
teaching method: “Yachaywasi”, which challenges
students to develop cognitive and affective capabilities to
gain more comprehensive knowledge.
Early
Childhood Development on Wheels: “The Interactive Bus”
“The Interactive Bus” visits public
education centers in urban shanty towns, supporting early
childhood education programs through comprehensive learning
opportunities and individual case management.
Strengthening
the environmental and educational program “CIVE”
Ecological education through direct experience:
children involved in the management of small farms where they
learn horticulture, hidroponía crops, small animal
raising and recycling practices.
Education opportunities for children in Villa El Salvador, Lima, Perú.
A public-private partnership model, La Buena Esperanza School is gradually growing to offer educational services, as well as health promotion programs, for children in underserved communities.
