Despite being blessed with some excellent natural resources, Peru is one of the most inequitable countries in the world with more than half of the population living in abject poverty and almost 20% living on less than $1 per day. 

Poverty is especially bad in some of Peru’s geographically isolated but populous communities, which in turn can be hotspots of physical and sexual violence against children, where there is little access to justice and care for victims. 

Our work focusses on addressing this in three hotspot regions - the slums of Manchay near Lima, an urban jungle region called Pucallpa, and an impoverished remote region in the Andes, where we provide a range of interventions. 

We partner and work closely with churches, schools, local authorities, national authorities, key players in the justice community, and more. 

Our vision is to see Peru free from fear and violence, especially for children.