We provide opportunities inside and outside the classroom to bridge the educational gap.
Persistent deficits in education, health, and water keep millions of families in extreme fragility. Children are the most affected; their needs cannot wait, and the impact of not addressing them irreversibly marks their development. At the same time, the search for a dignified life forces millions to rebuild their future outside the country.
36% of children and young people are out of the school system, limiting their future.
90.6% of households report deficiencies in computer access in public schools.
It is estimated that approximately 7.9 million Venezuelans live outside their country seeking better opportunities.
Our programs (AlfaDigital Program, Migrant Children Support Program, Infrastructure Projects in Schools) are aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals that guide our planning, execution, and impact measurement.
The implications of the crisis mean that an entire generation is at risk of being left behind, missing out on educational and social development opportunities.
We support our partners in their work to provide children and young people with these vital opportunities, both inside and outside the classroom, and help them reach their full potential.
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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