In alliance with Camp La Llanada, the Solidarity Season initiative is born, a safe space that strengthens the self-esteem and future of children inside and outside Venezuela, providing tools to migrant families and moments of recreation to vulnerable children.
It represents an extension of the Support for Migrant Children program, which is the response to the challenges faced by migrant families, through a comprehensive model that combines emotional support, family strengthening, and recreation as a path to social integration.
La Temporada Solidaria, in conjunction with the La Llanada Spain camp, is an outdoor experience that strengthens the self-esteem, social skills, athletic development, and emotional well-being of the participants. This work is complemented by the training of counselors, parents, and caregivers, providing them with practical tools to support children throughout the migration process.
In December 2025, Chamos sponsored 50 children (aged 7–15) from vulnerable families in Venezuela so they could join the La Llanada Venezuela Social Season: An experience with a purpose, lived in community, that strengthens the sense of belonging and opens space for the development of key skills for their personal growth. For many of them, it was the first opportunity to enjoy an educational vacation in a safe environment, accompanied by counselors and volunteers committed to their well-being.
On June 24, two earthquakes shook Venezuela. The damage is devastating.
Fundación Chamos has been working directly with the most vulnerable communities for 19 years. We were already there, and we are already responding.
As part of our comprehensive emergency response, moving towards a reconstruction phase, we are launching Construyo con Chamos (Building with Chamos), a sustainable long-term strategy divided into the following programs: Construyo Jugando (Building by Playing), Construyo Nutriendo (Building by Nourishing), Construyo Gota a Gota (Building Drop by Drop), Construyo Sanando (Building by Healing), and Construyo Rehabilitando (Building by Rehabilitating).
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