Projects – aeamiami

AEA Miami

Scholarship Godparents

It arose from the concern by couples from Luxembourg wanting to adopt children from Ayacucho, who saw that the older children were being ignored and decided to become and/or find people who would become their “Scholarship Godparents”.

The Scholarship Godparents donate a given amount of money either monthly or annually to their godchildren, depending on their incomes.

When the children reach 18 they receive the money that has been saved on their behalf to help them with the cost of higher education or to start a small business.

Nowadays, the program has evolved and it´s not for a specific child anymore but for the one that decides to enter one of our youth houses because he or she wishes to continue studying.

AEA Miami

Christmas Godparents

This program was created in 1988 and aims to encourage solidarity in our society.

Under it, every “Christmas Godmother” promises to send clothing and a toy to a child in one of the homes for Christmas.

The program also benefits children in the “Puericultorio Juan Andrés Vivanco Amorín.” an orphanage in Huamanga.

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What People Say About Our Association

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I admire the fact that some institutions like the Ayacucho Emergency Association are carrying out work in favor of those most in need, which the government carries out. I congratulate the consistency in your work over time.

Antero Florez Araoz

FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE CONGRESS OF PERU

"The fraternal, responsible and participatory attitude of society makes it possible for many objectives to be met, in the desire to help the population at risk; AEA's actions and programs have been directed towards that goal since 1985"

Alvaro Carulla Marchena

BCP

AEA's current generous work with hundreds of minors from Ayacucho allows us to discover today a dramatic factor in the mission to consolidate peace in our country; And although the emergency created by terrorism has almost ended, the child population continues to be victims of the violence implied by poverty, abandonment and ignorance.

Monsignor Juan Luis Cipriani.

CARDINAL AND PRIMATE OF PERU

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