Empower Peruvian Women Living in Poverty

Hello Everyone, 

           Empowering women who live in poverty remains a priority for us. Since some of these girls receive little education, it makes it more difficult to have higher earning potentials. They also face other challenges like sexual health, pregnancy, and cultural barriers. 

            Since holding gatherings for young girls where we discussed these issues in a safe space, we have delegated some personnel to spearhead other projects. Thus, we have devoted more time to thinking about and planning our next steps with this initiative. This involves constructive changes we can make to improve our previous processes and outcomes. It also involves forward-thinking and creative problem-solving to create new methods of youth engagement. Some of these communities have girls who must take care of children or siblings, balance schoolwork, or help in a family business. These time constraints are a challenge and so our program-planning requires careful strategic thought in order to make our execution both useful and effective. 

            The Pandemic has compounded the problems Peruvians face, as school and businesses were closed. Thus, girls must study harder to reach their previous academic levels. They must also work harder in their stores in order to earn more money for their families. These, in addition to the cultural, ideological, and practical challenges, means that our preparation for the design of this program must be more thorough than others. 

            Overall, our brainstorming and design of specific program measures and goals will end up paying dividends when it comes to their implementation. We look forward to seeing the beneficial outcomes of our work come to fruition as we empower Peruvian women living in poverty. 

If you'd like to know more about our programs, please don't hesitate to contact us. We'd be happy to answer any questions you may have. 

Best, 

Daniel 

project.development@globalteer.org

Hello Everyone, 

We are steadily making progress on our mission to empower women in Peru living in poverty. We have redesigned the flyers and marketing techniques we use to reach out to the community. As a result, the attendance at these events has grown.

At these sessions, we bring oranges, tea, and other snacks for the girls. Each person has a place to gather together without outside influences and participate in different activities. However, more than that, they have a safe place to talk about key issues with each other and our staff. During these times, the group has discussed matters of sexual health, which is an area of critcal importance for women living in the country. Without the requisite knowledge to protect themselves, opportunities for a better life can be diminished. Therefore, it is of the greatest importance that education on this topic be deep and ongoing. The trajectory of one girl's life can be altered by learning some of the lessons we share in these groups. 

We continue to craft our outreach to the community, giving young girls the opportunity to gather together in a safe environment and learn key issues that can change their futures for the better. 

If you have any questions about our efforts or any of our prorgams, please feel free to reach out. We'd love to answer any questions. 

Best, 

Daniel 

Daniel Mullins

Director of Development

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