All Heart-Links’ projects embody gender equality and promote the rights of women and girls.
Women Achieving Economic Independence
Central Santa Angela assisted 8 women develop microbusinesses to sustain themselves and their families.
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“We tell the story”: supporting Indigenous communities
In 2025 ACIES helped Indigenous children in their program to learn about and care for the environment.
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Women for a Better Future: Coloche
Centro Esperanza continued to work with rural women in Coloche, Lambayeque province, to help them develop successful small businesses that improved food security and household incomes.
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Gender equity training for local officials: year 2
For a second year, Centro Santa Angela will provide training to local officials aimed at challenging assumptions about gender roles and developing new concepts of masculinity and paternity that embrace...
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Gender equity training for local authorities: year 1
Centro Santa Angela worked with local authorities in the districts of José Leonardo Ortiz and Mórrope to examine and challenge assumptions about gender roles and to develop new concepts...
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Building Resilient Communities
Latidos’ project “GROW” improved the environment and resilience of women, children and seniors in the Zaña Valley by creating strong local support networks.
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“Love the Ravine”
This project, run by ACIES, took as its theme loving and caring for the Quiritimayo neighbourhood, which is built on a steep ravine on the outskirts of Cajamarca.
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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...
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Quiritimayo Community Centre 2022/23
This Centre, run by ACIES, serves the children, youth and adults of Quiritimayo, a marginal neighbourhood in Cajamarca made up principally of Indigenous families who have recently migrated to...
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Diversifying to Prevent Hunger in San Isidro
The families of San Isidro have come a long way since 2017, when they fled their community because of floods caused by El Niño.
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