Help 1,300 children & their families during floods

Did you know that in Paraguay the Christmas and New Year holidays take place during the summer, usually with days of intense heat?

Most families gather to have dinner with their loved ones on December 24th, to celebrate Christmas Eve together and wait for the arrival of Christmas.

One of the most common Christmas traditions is to eat a bread that is sweet and has raisins, sometimes nuts or chocolate, known simply as “pandulce”.

In the framework of these special dates, families from Remansito had the opportunity to participate in a pandulce preparation course. This experience gives them the possibility of improving the family economy and even starting a small business.

We are very happy with those people who dared to learn new skills in the kitchen and we share some images of the training and the food they made.

Girls and boys between 2 and 6 years old who participate in early childhood care spaces in Remansito, Villa Hayes, both in the community center and in the neighborhood centers, learned about their right to identity, knowing the importance of having a name and nationality.

During the activity, they created their own identity documents, with their data, a self-portrait and their fingerprint mark.

In this way, as part of the programs implemented by Global Infancia, we work together with the community to ensure that each girl and boy grows up with their identity protected and recognized, since that is their first right.