We began construction in January 2003
Peruvian society is not very generous to women. The number of completely abandoned young mothers represents a significantly larger percent of the population than in any other part of the world. Many of

Peru's abandoned mothers enter that condition when they are little more than children themselves, 13 or 14 years old. They become the head of a family well before the age of adulthood (18), their education is cut short and their job prospects are nil. How can they be expected to provide security and tranquility for their family! Many of them come from other regions of the country when they find themselves in this condition and they have no local family, friends or support group to help them.

We began December 2002
In the large population of child laborers in our city many hope for and are prepared to prepare themselves for a better future, if we help them. With a few months training and a few more months of practice some of them can become webmasters and earn their living making web sites clients and themselves and promoting them on the internet.

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In 2004 we hope to be able to duplicate our successful City Center program for Street Kids in 4 new cities
(3 in Peru and 1 in Ecuador or Columbia)

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www.Arriba Ya.com
A comprehensive program to get Peru's child laborers into school or other educational programs

We need a minivan!!
Albergue, restaurant corazón, ninos de la calle, 16 clubes de madres, madres abandonado, Tillapiuas Y Delicias.: all these programs and projects require transportation. Until now we have had to rely of taxies and rented vehicles.