In the Projects section you can learn about our initiatives to promote the right to health and improve the lives of thousands of people.
Since its founding, Juan Ciudad NGO's mission has been to facilitate access to social and healthcare services to improve the health of people in impoverished countries around the world. Today, we remain as committed as we were on our first day to doing everything possible to improve healthcare and social care for the world's most disadvantaged populations through various initiatives. You can consult the Projects section of our website.. This section provides details of each project, including the funding needed to complete it and the funds raised to date. You can also search for projects classified by status, type (Capacity Building, Emergency/Humanitarian Aid, Infrastructure and Equipment, Environment and Community Health), location, or country.
Our mission has taken us to some of the most underserved corners of the globe, with the goal of providing essential services such as seeing a doctor for an ailment or obtaining a diagnosis. From Liberia to Colombia, via Senegal and Peru, at Juan Ciudad NGO, we work to promote healthy lifestyles, foster inclusive education, and empower groups at greatest risk of social exclusion.
Juan Ciudad ONGD is currently working in Zambia in the Development of an inclusive education program among the children and youth population of MonzeIn 2020, construction began on an accessible and inclusive school, which upon completion will be included among the country's meager 81 secondary schools. The goal is to guarantee access to primary education and improve the quality of life for children with and without disabilities in this community. More than 1,200 people will benefit from this facility and the educational and training programs it will offer.
Among the completed projects is the one in Chuquisaca, Bolivia. It was implemented in 30 rural communities and seven health centers to implement an Intercultural Community Family Health policy that takes into account the individual, the family, and the community, and positions women as responsible leaders in processes of social change. The initiative has benefited more than 5,000 people, and we hope to continue developing it in 2022.
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