In 2023, Wayuu Taya Foundation marked 20 years of continuous service, benefiting over one million people. We provided clean water to 42,954 people and distributed 181,562 kilograms of food, serving 601,586 meals to 15,887 people, mainly children. Additionally, we supplied medicines to 40,417 people and conducted ophthalmology health drives benefiting 1,070 children. Our efforts also included hygiene awareness campaigns and installing handwashing stations to prevent disease spread.
Addressing the urgent humanitarian needs in Venezuela, where communities are grappling with food and water scarcity, limited healthcare access, and socio-economic instability. We prioritize both immediate relief and long-term resilience, offering sustainable solutions to alleviate suffering and empower communities to rebuild and thrive amidst ongoing challenges.
Our solution involves providing clean water access, ensuring food security, improving healthcare support, offering education and vocational training, and fostering community engagement. This multifaceted approach aims to address immediate needs while building long-term resilience within communities in Venezuela.
By implementing sustainable solutions for addressing the humanitarian needs in Venezuela, we envision creating lasting positive change within communities. Through initiatives focused on providing access to clean water, food security, healthcare, and education, we aim to empower people and communities to become more self-reliant and resilient in the face of ongoing challenges.
This project has provided additional documentation in a PDF file (projdoc.pdf).
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