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Twenty Toshiba Satelit computers in mint condition with modem and IT Accessoires were handed out to the teacher's staff of the school for deaf-mute children in CPAL by the Peru-Aid. The notebooks ease the school's international contacts. 

CPAL, the Centro Peruano de Audicion y Lenguaje, celebrates its 40th anniversary this year. The celebration of the anniversary is taking place at the moment and this unique school for deaf-mute children on the Latin-American continent is getting international recognition. Our beloved friend Grimanesa Wiese founded the school and is its …

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Small beginnings can become something greater. After water colour paintings by artist Dimitri Fedotov had been shown and sold in some galleries and banks in Germany, we were asked by the community of Nettersheim back in 2001 if the Peru-Aid was able to convey a painter for wall paintings from Peru to their project ( a youth hostel in their natur conversation centre) which is supported by UNESCO institutions and which was awarded with a first prize.

What has become out of this project is visible in the wall paintings which were created by Dimitri Fedotov abd Brele Scholz. The …

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Collecting Toys Campaign

At Christmas the Jesuits gave out toys out of our containers to more than 10.000 children in Villa El Salvador. The toys had been donated by children and families of our parish. Sharing something between each other became reality here.

In 2006 we and the Jesuits in Pamplona gave out breakfast and toys in a campaign to 320 children of four Barriadas (Comedores). Many thanks for the children and their collecting campaigns in Germany.

Adult education for analphabets

The schools which are looked after by the Peru-Aid teach adults in reading and … mehr

Report by Manfred Görgens:

Both, Villa El Salvador and Huaycan, are satellite towns of the capital Lima. They are marked by a tremendous sadness, violence, terror and prostitution. You start to believe that hell is on earth and that there is not such a thing as paradise.

'Villa El Salvador'

In March this year the first contact was made to a women's initiative which was founded by Maria Elena Moyano. Maria Elena Moyano was brutally murdered by terrorists of the 'Bright Path' (Sendoro Luminoso) when she was a young woman and mother at the age of 35 at a children's … mehr

Since 1996 Professor Gerhard Ziemer has carried out with great success heart surgeries on more than 250 children. With his help three heart-lung machines were able to be conveyed and shipped by us. Every year first-class medical equipment is conveyed by ship from Tübingen over Blankenheim to Peru.

All children are looked after by a team of specialists in Peru and are taken care of by Dr. Adrian Ramirez.

The next students from Germany and Switzerland are going to do their practical training in the hospital Loyiza in Lima where they are attented by Dr. Repeto, the chief …

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Another interesting and rewarding project was added, the public school Ollantay with around 3.500 pupils. In return to a polite inquiry by the principal of the school in 2003, if the Peru-Aid would be able to help providing a school orchestre, forty musical instruments were bought in a music shop by the Peru-Aid.

In 2005 the school has already won the first prize with the Secundaria and the second prize with the Primaria in regional music competitions.

At the end of 2004 a delegation of the Peru-Aid was greeted warmly with a fantastic welcome which was also the occasion …

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Alongside Villa El Salvador and Huaycan, Pamplona is the third shanty town which is visited by the Peru-Aid. There we have already been giving support in the fields of medicine and schools. Pamplona is the nearest of the three shanty towns to Lima. Pamplona is divided from the areas of Surca, Monterrico and La Mollina by a huge wall.

Gas stoves for Pamplona:

Since 2002 the Peru-Aid has been manufacturing sturdy, mobile gas stoves in an authoritative company. Each one of the gas stoves provides around hundred people in Pamplona Alta with a daily square meal. The money is well …

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Machines for the practical workshop by Don Bosco in Arequipa

An electric drill and a milling-machine were delievered. Both machines were brought to a prison thousand kilometres south of Lima. There they are used for the practical training of delinquent young men to be able to support their families later on.

All bench vices and other training tools are handicrafted. A complete joiner's workshop emerges.

Agricultural Technique for Villa Asis

Villa Asis is an agricultural project which was built up by the Franciscan Padre Adriano Tomassi. There he has almost established …

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Through the careful work done by educationalists and medical staff who even come up to families mothers and fathers are tracked down who suffer from tuberculosis. Because of feeling ashamed and having money problems these people do not go to see a doctor.
Last december there was a case of one mother with three children, the father unemployed. She striked the teacher's attention by her extreme thinness.

The Peru-Aid was asked for help. A thoroughly medical check-up was done which confirmed the tuberculosis. The costs of the medical treatment, the necessary medicine and the …

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