April 2026 Newsletter: Solidarity, Professional Achievements and Education

Solidarity in Action: Support for Families Affected by Heavy Rains

In the face of the difficulties caused by the heavy rains that have impacted our community, we carried out a donation collection campaign with the aim of providing relief and support to families whose stability and well-being have been affected.

In this initiative, food, water, hygiene items, warm clothing, and coats were distributed — essential items for covering basic needs and protecting people in these adverse circumstances. Aid reached the districts of Cerro Colorado, Yanahuara, Paucarpata, and others:

• Flora Tristán Housing Complex
• “Corazón de Jesús” community kitchen of the Villa Magisterial Association
• Villa Perú Association

It should be noted that this aid reached 150 families, including 5 families from our association’s AMEN Program. Each delivery represents not only a material contribution, but also a message of hope and unity — demonstrating that when we come together for a common good, we are able to mitigate the effects of crises and support those who need it most.

We thank all the individuals and entities who collaborated to make this action possible, and we remain committed to continuing to work for the well-being of our community.

We brought non-perishable food, water, hygiene supplies, and other items to two community kitchens in human settlements in Cerro Colorado and to the Flora Tristán Housing Complex, areas affected by flooding in our city.

Success at CREA MUJER: Six Teachers Graduate as Technical Auxiliaries

Six workshop teachers from our association have earned the title of Technical Auxiliaries recognized by the Ministry of Education. This achievement was made possible through an agreement with CETPRO “Misión Social, San Martín de Porres.”

The qualification is the result of the constant effort and dedication of each of the teachers, who throughout the process strengthened their knowledge and skills. This milestone not only represents significant professional growth for them, but also directly impacts the quality of the workshops we offer, allowing us to provide more complete and specialized training to all our beneficiaries.

We are very proud of this step toward the holistic development of all members of this family, and we thank CETPRO “Misión Social, San Martín de Porres” for their collaboration in achieving this goal.

Campaign “Education First 2026”

The “Education First 2026” campaign aimed to ensure that more children have the resources they need to begin their studies under the best possible conditions.

In the first stage, 16 school supply kits were delivered to the children of mothers and fathers benefiting from the AMEN Program. These materials were collected thanks to the generosity of individuals who joined the initiative after learning about it through our social media — with special thanks to Maju and her family, who donated most of the school supplies.

Additionally, in collaboration with Industrial Engineering students from the Universidad Católica San Pablo, school supply kits will be delivered to the 40660 Dominik Williams Educational Institution, located in the district of Sachaca.

Each kit delivered is an investment in the future of our children, and we are deeply grateful to all the donors and collaborators who made it possible to bring this help to those who need it most.

“Empowering a woman is strengthening an entire community.”