Get Social with Our Partners in Peru!
Did you know that many of Heart-Links' partners are on social media? Continue Reading
AGM Highlights:
Erla Hoyos speaks about the Leadership School
Erla Hoyos’ words last May 28 moved and inspired us. They still do. Erla, a member of our partner Centro Santa Angela’s leadership team, was guest speaker at our recent annual general meeting. Erla spoke of the many crises... Continue Reading
AGM Highlights: Our Projects in Peru
Heart-Links volunteers, donors, and guests connected in person and via Zoom last May 28 for our first-ever hybrid annual general meeting. Continue Reading
RSVP now for a very special AGM!
We are switching things up this year! For the first time ever, Heart-Links' Annual General Meeting will be hybrid. Continue Reading
Heart-Links’ partners step up to help neighbours
In José Leonardo Ortiz, in northern Peru, flooding cause by Cyclone Yaku has flooded hundreds of homes, including the houses of two leaders from our partner organization Centro Santa Angela. Continue Reading
Cyclone causes flooding in northern Peru
Cyclone Yaku has caused flooding and destruction in the northern provinces of Peru, including many of the places Heart-Links’ partners work. Continue Reading
Promoting good health & well-being: Latidos
We end our International Development Week celebration with a shout out to our partner Latidos. Continue Reading
Empowering Women and Children: ACIES
ACIES works to empower women and children in two locations in the province of Cajamarca: the rural village of Pomabamba and a marginal urban neighbourhood called Quiritimayo. Continue Reading
Creating Green Urban Communities:
Centro Santa Angela
Centro Santa Angela’s work to “green” urban neighbourhoods in José Leonardo Ortíz has moved to the neglected and underserved pueblo joven of San Miguel, whose public park had barely a single plant growing in it when the project started last year.... Continue Reading
Helping children and families in Nuevo Mocupe:Madre Oliva Association
For the last several years, Madre Oliva Association has worked closely with vulnerable families in the rural hamlet of Nuevo Mocupe, just outside Zaña. Continue Reading