 ..New 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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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 open and functioning
within the 'City' model of our program. Here are 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 |
 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 each
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7 January 2005 |
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. | Full story
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17.03.05 Today we took posession of our new Centre in
Miraflores. 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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15 March
2005 Restaurant Raveno
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We held our
first meeting of the Bruce Peru Lima task force, in the
Restaurant Roveno Tuesday night. The 13 participants
include local residents and international volunteers who
will help launch our Lima
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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 | | Full story
Our satellite projects send Bruce Peru volunteers into
the most deprived barrios where the poorest children
live. Local volunteers are
helping. The first two satellite
centres are here, Cerro Pesqueda, and La Esperanza. On Monday
08 November, this barren brick building - without water or
electricity (kindly made available to us by the Mayor of
Pesqueda) - was converted into a three classroom mini school.
Here 27 unschooled children were waiting for us to begin
preparing them for school. | Full story
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