Buena Voluntad
Transforming Lives Through the Power of Work
Empowering People with Disabilities in Caracas, Venezuela: Training and Employment Opportunities
To achieve the socio-laboral inclusion of people with disabilities through habilitation and rehabilitation processes for productive work.
We are a non-profit organization with 60 years of commitment in Venezuela, dedicated to transforming the lives of people with disabilities through their inclusion in the workforce. We've created a social innovation model—both in-person and virtual—with a 95% success rate, expanding access and participation. Across Latin America, 15% of the population lives with a disability, and 70% are unemployed. Addressing this reality not only transforms individual lives, but entire communities. We work alongside families, communities, and businesses, raising awareness, providing tools, and recognizing each person as an agent of change. We support selection, awareness, monitoring, and inclusion processes, achieving a real and lasting impact. Join us, donate, and be part of the change. An opportunity can transform a destiny.
Annually, we provide 400 job training sessions for people with disabilities and their families. We also facilitate 100 job placements in various companies for workers with disabilities, and conduct sensitivity training for 500 employees, raising awareness about disability and employability.
Women and men between the ages of 17 and 50, with cognitive, psychosocial, musculoskeletal, and sensory disabilities.
Real Stories of Impact
Your Donation at Work
"Buena Voluntad has been a great support for me — an incredible contribution to my life. Thanks to them, I found a job that has allowed me to feel capable, independent, and to support my family financially."- Cristina Martínez
A woman with a motor disability, graduate of the job training program, currently working in Customer Service at Manapro Consultores.
"I’m working thanks to the support of Buena Voluntad. I love my job — it’s one of the best opportunities I’ve ever had in my life. Thank you for accepting me as I am, valuing me, and seeing my talent."- Keneth Ramos
A person with autism, graduate of the job training program, currently working as a Technical Support specialist at Sybven.
"I am and will always be deeply grateful to Buena Voluntad for giving me the tools I needed to get this job. I also thank Manapro for giving me the opportunity and believing in me from day one. I hope you continue helping more people like me to change their lives through the power of work."- Cesar López
A person with Asperger’s Syndrome, graduate of the job training program, currently working as an Administrative Assistant in the IT Support department at Manapro.