We support families affected by adverse situations, providing them with tools that strengthen emotional bonds and promote well-being in early childhood.
We provide a safe space for participants to share their life experiences, acquire tools to strengthen their emotional bonds with their children, and receive guidance from trained professionals.
Mothers, fathers, and caregivers
The program is designed for mothers, fathers and caregivers of young children ages 0-5 living in environments affected by armed conflict, forced displacement and migration.
Children
Through their mothers, fathers, and caregivers, we impact thousands of infants aged 0–5.
Allies
We work alongside academic, governmental, and business partners who share our vision of supporting families and promoting the well-being of future generations. Our collective goal is to foster a secure and affectionate atmosphere that enables children to thrive.
Nariño
Nariño
Tumaco
Year of initiation: 2018
1,169 participants
1,520 children
9 community facilitators
Valle del Cauca
Valle del Cauca
Jamundí
Year of initiation: 2022
444 participants
577 children
8 community facilitators
Córdoba
Córdoba
Montería
Year of initiation: 2023
96 participants
125 children
5 community facilitators
Atlántico
Atlántico
Barranquilla, Soledad, and Malambo
Year of initiation: 2022
1.052 participants
1.368 children
10 community facilitators
Bogotá
Bogotá
Year of initiation: 2015 and 2023
137 participants
178 children
7 community facilitators
Impacts on participants and their children
-46
Probabilidad de presentar sintomas críticos de ansiedad
-26
Probabilidad de presentar síntomas críticos de depresión
-68
Probabilidad de presentar niveles críticos en las competencias socioemocionales de la primera infancia
“I learned to apologize to my children; I never realized they felt the burdens I carried. I learned to apologize to them because they are not to blame for anything. I learned to think and carefully consider my steps before taking them. They are my mirror, and if I want better children, I have to start by changing.” Participant from Bogotá, 2015