About us
Since 2006, we have been working to break the cycle of poverty and child malnutrition, providing tools to improve the quality of life of children and families living in contexts of social vulnerability and isolation in Northern Argentina.
Our programs
Our programs promote the healthy growth and integral development of children, while supporting and training mothers from pregnancy onward.
Family Child Development
We fight child malnutrition and support families in the positive upbringing of their children.
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We provide training courses to mothers from vulnerable communities and empower them to become protagonists of their own stories.
Learn morePregnancy
We care for the health of pregnant women and support the development of the bond with their babies.
Learn moreHOMES
We run a transit home for court-referred children and a “Mothers’ House” for women experiencing domestic violence.
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Every month, a group of volunteer doctors travels to bring medical care to isolated communities with limited access to healthcare.
Learn morealliance "El Impenetrable"
In partnership with four NGOs, we work to promote the sustainable and integral development of rural communities in “El Impenetrable”, region of Chaco.
Learn moreWhere do we work?
We have 47 operational spaces across 4 provinces in Argentina:
- 15 Centers for Child Malnutrition Prevention and Family Accompaniment in Santiago del Estero and Chaco.
- 27 mobile outreach in Santiago del Estero, Chaco, and Salta.
- 1 children ‘s home, “Refugio Madre Teresa de Calcuta,” in Añatuya, Santiago del Estero.
- 1 home for mothers who are victims of violence, “Casa de Madres,” in Añatuya, Santiago del Estero.
- 1 administrative office in the City of Buenos Aires.
- 3 locations where we replicate our “Early Education at Home” model in the cities of Mar del Plata, Tigre, and Zárate.
WE DREAM OF A FUTURE WHERE CHILDREN AND FAMILIES HAVE OPPORTUNITIES TO MOVE FORWARD THROUGH THEIR OWN EFFORTS
Impact
Our achievements over the past 20 years:
Children received nutritional treatment in the early stages of their lives
Women received training courses.
We align ourselves with the following
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals:


































