Find the answers to the questions we
get most frequently asked by clicking on the questions
below>>
Can I go to Peru to help?
What
are your greatest needs at the moment?
How much of
your funds are spent on administration?
How can I
be kept in touch with the trust?
Is
there jealousy between children not sponsored in
a family?
Can I go to Peru to help?
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If you are a fluent Spanish
Speaker and can help for 6 months or
more we would be interested in hearing
from you. Please contact us here.
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What
are your greatest needs at the moment?
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We are currently putting
much effort into getting the training
centre fully operational. We need some
funds to buy the remaining equipment
and also sponsors to support young people
through the training. More information
can be found here.
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How much of your funds
is spent on administration?
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The
Charity funds only pay for:
- The children's support costs
- The salaries of the workers
that directly help the children
and young people in Peru
- The maintenance costs of
the training centre.
Therefore no funds are
earmarked for 'administration' or to
pay for workers not directly supporting
the work in Peru. All trustees of the
charity including fundraisers are volunteers.
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How an I
be kept in touch with the trust?
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If you would like to receive
our newsletter please contact us here.
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Is
there jealousy between children not
sponsored in a family?
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The Trust always ensures that all children in the sponsored family can go to
school. The whole family benefit because
of home improvements and healthcare
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Peru is one of the poorest countries in South
America. This means poverty for many Peruvians, and make it difficult
for the country to provide its citizens with basic
social services such as health care, education,
and safe sanitation.
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