In solidarity with the people of northern Peru
We were born to unite with our fellow men and to join in community.
—Cicero
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Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.
—Helen Keller
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HEART-LINKS LAZOS DE CORAZÓN is a small London-based nongovernmental organization that works to advance community development in northern Peru. We partner with organizations in Peru to finance and accompany initiatives in education, leadership training, women’s empowerment and health, among others. We also organize an annual trip to northern Peru for people who are interested in learning what it feels like to walk in solidarity with people from another part of the world.
Projects
Our Projects
Building Resilient Communities
Latidos’ project “GROW” aims to improve the environment and resilience of women, children and seniors in the Zaña Valley by creating strong local support networks.
“Love the Ravine”
This project, run by ACIES, takes as its theme loving and caring for the Quiritimayo neighbourhood, which is built on a steep ravine on the outskirts of Cajamarca.
Promoting Environmental Awareness across JLO
Centro Santa Angela will consolidate strides made in reducing pollution and promoting a culture of environmental stewardship in neighbourhoods in José Leonardo Ortiz and launch an Environmental Observatory to...
Closing the Education Gap in Nuevo Mocupe
Lingering gaps in children’s education in the Zaña Valley are the focus of this project.
Community-Led Development in Coloche
Following on the success of a similar project in neighbouring San Isidro, Centro Esperanza will work with 25 impoverished families in the rural community of Coloche, Lambayeque, to bring...
Leadership School 2023 and 2024
Centro Santa Angela will follow a hybrid model of delivery for its school for community leaders in 2023 and 2024.
New Edition of the Campesino Encyclopedia
With travel restrictions lifted in mid-2021, Rural Libraries Network again took up its goal to publish and distribute a revised edition of the Enciclopedia Campesina.