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Perú Pendiente

Perú Pendiente – Building a Peru without pending needs

We empower vulnerable communities in Peru with long-term solutions for food security, education, and resilience, alongside emergency relief.

Our Mission

We are a non-profit civil association profit founded in 2013, dedicated to design and execution of high-quality social projects impact to improve the quality of life of people in vulnerable situations. We have impacted more than 4 million and average number of people in 23 regions of the country, implementing more than 800 projects and programs. We have a team of 10 professionals and a network of more than 200 volunteers and allies committed to our mission.

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Programs

Every year, thousands of families in Peru face barriers to food security, protection, and sustainable opportunities. At Perú Pendiente, we work to transform urgent needs into lasting solutions through: Humanitarian Response: Rapid action in emergencies and natural disasters to deliver food, health, shelter, and protection. Access to Food and Essentials: Supporting community kitchens and vulnerable families with nutrition and basic goods. Clothing and Equipment: Providing dignified access to clothing, household supplies, and tools that improve daily life. Community Development: Training women leaders and families in entrepreneurship, education, and resilience for long-term impact. With these actions, we reach more than 500,000 people every year, building stronger and more inclusive communities across Peru. Join us in creating a Peru without pending needs—together, we can transform lives.

Our Impact

Transforming lives: Building a Peru without pending needs

Who We Help

Children, women, and families in vulnerable conditions across Peru, including rural Andean and Amazonian regions and peri-urban areas of Lima. We directly support leaders of community kitchens, children facing barriers to education and nutrition, and families affected by natural disasters. Around more than 500,000 people benefit annually from our programs.