You can help Maria and her family get through this pandemic
Maria Saclupe has a dream: to raise chickens to help feed her family and increase their earnings. Continue Reading
COVID-19 Update No.13
Peru is struggling with a fierce second wave of the coronavirus that last week saw 384 fatalities in a single day. Continue Reading
Working with men to end violence against women
Heart-Links was delighted to be invited by Correo Canadiense to talk about the Men for Gender Equality project run by our partner Centro Santa Angela. Continue Reading
Celebrate 50 years of Rural Libraries!
Tomorrow is the 50th anniversary of the Rural Libraries Network of Cajamarca. Continue Reading
Ready for what comes next—thanks to you
At Heart-Links we are ready to support our partner organizations in Peru as they design flexible, responsive programs to help the people most in need in their communities through this next phase of the pandemic. Continue Reading
Leadership in Action in Peru
Our podcast episode of Ontario Council for International Cooperation’s Tapestry 2030 is now LIVE. You can listen right here. Continue Reading
Achieving food security amid a pandemic
The pandemic is far from over, but the people of San Isidro have not given up on their dream to build a resilient, sustainable, healthy community. Continue Reading
Our world needs more leaders like Nélida
Already a volunteer for the local parks committee, Nélida wanted to learn what else she could do to improve life in her community. So last year, she signed up for the leadership school run by Heart-Links’ partner Centro Santa... Continue Reading
Happy International Day of Rural Women!
Today, we celebrate rural women. Whether we live in town or country, all of us depend of food grown by men and women the world over. Too often, however, the work especially of women agriculturalists is unrecognized, undervalued and... Continue Reading
COVID-19 Update No. 12
Participants of Centro Santa Angela’s Leadership School are bringing immediate relief but also planning for the future in the marginal settlements María Cruz and Fundo El Abuelo. Continue Reading