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New
Uniforms in Las Palmeras......................New
Uniforms in Porvenir
Throughout
Peru we have over the past months prepared and gotten 175 children
into school who would not be there had we not found them, fed
them, healed them, loved them and taught them. For they are
the poorest of the poor in their communities. We also support
over 100 children in school from our past year's efforts.
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We recently opened our largest satellite centre anywhere -
in Trujillo. And Just in time too - for we only had a few weeks
to get all these children ready registered and in school, uniformed
and supplied. VISIT OUR
PORVENIR
CENTRE IN ALTA TRUJILLO
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For more than 2 years we have been preparing for and fretting
over our project to help pregnant at-risk teens, and finally - in
January - we got it off the ground. Now it flies.
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Our
long awaited centre in Cusco, is now is finally
open, and is now functioning very successfully within the "City"model
of our programme. Here are some of the founding volunteers.
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...Las
Palmeras Children's Centre................Recruiting
not-in-school children
We have
progressed apace in the 'Las Palmeras' project, and now are able to
open a Children's Centre in their community 1.05.
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Very
poor children being prepared to enter school for the first time.We
have given each centre a target of how many children we hope
to prepare and register for school by this December. Trujillo
is on target. Huaraz is optemistic.Waiting for word from Cajamarca
and Malabrigo. Total:
130 childrenFull story
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Our campaign: "DON'T
FEEL SORRY FOR STREET CHILDREN!" is beginning to pick up momentum
in centres where lots of international tourists are encountering Peru's
child laborers on a daily basis.The object of the campaign
is to recruit volunteers from the tourist population who visit Peru
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14 April
2005
' Bruce Peru Club' launch
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We held the first
meeting of the Bruce Peru Club - for children we already have
in public school. It is our way of keeping up with them and
following up on our work to get them into school. It was a great
success. We will do the same in all our centres. |
Note:
Our Cusco Centre has already been holding "Homework Clubs"with the
same mission - they are held jointly by Bruce Peru and World
Vision.
2
out of 5 Peruvian children
not in school live in Lima
17.03.05 Today we took
posession of our new Centre in Miraflores, Lima. Some of our
international volunteers will live here, and venture out in
the mornings to satellite centres in the barrios to serve Lima's
poorest chidren.
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In
January we opened a children's centre at the City Hall of Las
Delicias. We open with 19 of the poorest children we have found
so far.
Here are the founding volunteers |
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7 January 2005
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Dr.
Maria Kunstadter, well known US Dentist (one of our Directors),
brought her children and a staff of other assistants to our
new Cajamarca Centre. They managed to treat nearly 100 children
at a one day clinic. |
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Our satellite projects send
Bruce Peru volunteers into the most deprived barrios
where the poorest children live. Local
volunteers are helping.
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