PAYPE Association: March 2011

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Three Peruvian artists join to collaborate with the programs of aid to Peru through the PAYPE Association

From 12/10/2010 to 01/10/2011

New Art Gallery

Bulevard dels Antiquaris

Passeig de Gracias 55-57. Barcelona

Shop 58

WHO ARE WE?

The PAYPE Association (Spanish: Programas de Apoyo al Perú, Programs of support for Peru) is formed of a group of volunteers united in solidarity.
PAYPE is a non-profit organization with the objective of helping Peru.
We do not have political or religious affiliation.
Our programs are directed towards children, mothers, and the elderly with projects in education and formation, assisted aid, and improvement of infrastructure.
Our resources are supplied by individual donations as well as public and private subsidiaries.

SPAIN

President: M. Elena Palacio

Secretary: M. Cruz Mur

Treasurer: M. Amelia Chinchayan

Board Members:

Amor Broto

Eva Navarrete

Volunteers:

Manel Castellarnau

Juan Sanchez

Katia Muñoz

Carolina Bittel

Ana Lucia Olivos

Hugo Montenegro

Blog Administration and Photography:

Katia Muñoz

http://www.katiamunyozm.blogspot.com/

PERÚ

Management:

Ricardo Chavez

Susana Dávila.

WHAT DO WE DO?

We carry out numerous events to benefit Peru with the goals of diffusing awareness and collecting funds for assisted programs. To spread the Peruvian culture and voice their social reality, we coordinated the first Peruvian Film Showing in Barcelona.

THERE, WITH LITTLE YOU CAN DO MUCH

COMPLETED PROJECTS

-The Educational Community of San Jose de Moro with the capacity of 300 children and a Nursery School for 100 children.

-The remodeling and extension of three Libraries in Piura.

-Agreement with the University Ramon Llull. The School of Nutrition coordinates final year projects to improve the nutritional conditions of children in Huanchaco; this project will be completed in June 2009.
First phase is complete.

-Occupational Workshops in "The Gardens" of Huanchaco.

PROJECTS IN PROCESS:
-Project between University Ramon Llull Blanquerna-Sports and the National University of Trujillo (UNT) to benefit children in Huanchaco by coordinating the training of instructors teaching sports skills to help build self-esteem.

-Nutrition Project. Second phase.

-Parish Project in "The Gardens" of Huanchaco. Construction of a complex consisting of a shelter, occupational workshops, dining room, kitchen, library and sports court.

-Mochumi - Construction of a well in Fundo Paredones.

-Project to grant scholarships to children in the "Miracle" College in Huanchaco.

-Project in tailoring and dressmaking for women in the Sacred Heart of Chepén Hostel.

-Project to support the Peruvian adolescents in Barcelona.

PERU

Peru has three prominent regions: the coast, the mountains, and the forest. We are centered in the Northern Coast, inherited from the descendants of the Great Moche Culture (la gran Cultura Mochica). Remnants of this extraordinary civilization are seen in the archaeological sites of Chan-Chan, the Huaca del Sol and Huaca de la Luna (the temples of the sun and the moon), El Brujo (the Sorcerer) and Señor de Sipan (the Lord of Sipan), all of which are considered World Heritage (by UNESCO). We work in these arid and desert-like zones, mostly in the localities of Huanchaco, Chepen, and San José de Moro (La Libertad) y Mochumi (Piura).

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