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THERE ARE MANY WAYS TO COLABORATE

Who are we?

FUNDANA is a non-profit organization,

based in Caracas, Venezuela,
whose mission is to protect children.

What do we do?

We work on three levels:

Childhood, community and women

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Providing protection to girls, boys and adolescents at risk: abandonment, mistreatment, abuse and neglect

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Providing comprehensive care to women survivors of gender violence.

PURPOSE

Protect lives

to change destinies "

Through our different Programs

CHILDREN PROTECTED

+ 120,000

IN 30 YEARS ...

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+6,000

CHILDREN

Protected in a temporary home: "Las Villas de los Chiquiticos".

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+62,000

CHILDREN

Of 42,000 People were given free help in the areas of psychology, psychiatry, education, family therapy and nutrition through the Programs: "Profam Urbano" and "Profam Comunitario"

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+45,200

CHILDREN

Children under five and 1,000 pregnant women received food care through the "Nutrifamilias Program"

WE FIGHT AGAINST THE PANDEMIC

+21,658 PEOPLE

Of these, 63,000 children accessed safe water and sanitation services in the communities, accompanied by information and basic hygiene products through the “WASH Program”.

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WE HAVE ACCOMPANIED

800 WOMEN

Survivors of gender violence, providing psychosocial care and legal advice with the "Women Program" . At the same time, temporarily protecting their children.

Testimonials

STORIES THAT CHANGE LIVES

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True story.

The names have been changed to protect the privacy of the children involved.

One day in the Villas:

José Andrés has not had an easy childhood !!! His mother feared for her life  and took refuge in her aunt's house, but his father managed to find her. JA was left alone so he needed to be protected urgently. He was transferred by the Police to “Las Villas de los Chiquiticos”. He was very hungry and his clothes were still stained from the violence he had witnessed.

At “Las Villas” the first thing he received was a warm hug, followed by a plate of hot oatmeal. Then he was taken to the "Villa Esmero" where he met who would be his "godmother" in FUNDANA. All the kids call her "mae", and JA can call her that too. The "Mae" took him to the bathtub where they played while she washed him.

JA like all the children of “Las Villas” received a change of clothes for the day and night. He has a bed with Paw Patrol sheets, and a teddy bear to accompany him during the night. But in the dark JA remembers what he has lived, cries and screams in despair. He is very sad and has nightmares. Luckily "Mae" is there to accompany him, calm him down and tell him a story.

In the morning our psychologist will attend to him, as well as the pediatrician and nutritionist who will evaluate him to guarantee the treatment and diet according to his needs. Once he is more calm and accustomed to the routine of his new home: "Villa Esmero", he will start going to the preschool inside the Villas, to the central square, to music and soccer classes. For now, we are just going to ensure that he feels safe, loved and accompanied. Meanwhile, the social work team of Fundana, strives to find a member of his family that is both motivated and qualified to raise him.

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