Kits for Vulnerable Babies

Each contribution directly translates into the creation of newborn kits for vulnerable babies in Ecuador, South America. Please read our project page to know more about this cause.

Kit contents: 

• 1 high-density corrugated cardboard crib (moses basket style), printed with non-toxic natural ink, and coated with a moisture-resistant insulating layer.
• 1 mattress coated with waterproof material.
• 1 thermal blanket.
• 6 reusable diapers.
• 1 waterproof diaper cover.
• 2 pijamas.
• 2 sets of cotton sack and pants.
• 2 undershirts.
• 6 pairs of socks.
• 1 hat.
• 3 bibs.

Each contribution directly translates into the creation of learning kits for vulnerable children:

1. Notebook and Stationery:

   - Notebook, pens, pencils, and erasers to support basic note-taking and writing skills.

2. Textbooks and Educational Materials:

   - Include age-appropriate textbooks and supplementary educational materials to enhance the learning experience.

3. Art Supplies:

   - Foster creativity with art supplies such as colored pencils, crayons, markers, and drawing paper.

4. Backpacks:

   - Equip each child with a durable backpack to carry their educational materials, promoting a sense of ownership and organization.

5. Hygiene Kits:

   - Ensure personal hygiene by including toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, and hand sanitizers.

6. Educational Lego Game:

   - Include age-appropriate educational games and puzzles to make learning engaging and enjoyable.

7. Reusable Water Bottles:

    - Promote hydration by including reusable water bottles, ensuring access to clean water during school hours.

8. Reading Book:

    - Encourage a love for reading with age-appropriate storybooks and reading materials.

9. Solar-Powered Lamps:

    - Address potential electricity issues by providing a solar-powered lamp for students to study during low-light conditions.

Tailoring the learning kits to the specific needs of vulnerable children in Isla Trinitaria ensures a holistic approach to education, addressing not only academic requirements but also fostering personal development and well-being.

Your donation will directly impact the lives of kichwa communities within amazonian of Ecuador, providing them with the resources they need to break the cycle of poverty, nurture their cultural legacy, and build a sustainable future. 

Kit contents:

• 12  units of potato chips- Each unit 40 grams
• 12  units of cassava chips - Each unit 40 grams
• 6 units of organic cocoa - Each unit 125 grams
• 6 units of coffee -  Each unit 125 grams

We deliver each kit to a family of low economic resources. You will receive a video of the delivery to each beneficiary.

If you want to receive in your country there is an additional courier cost.

Each contribution directly translates into support for master's degree studies for more than 1200 women facing vulnerable conditions.  Supporting the violet economy involves fostering initiatives that empower women, particularly those residing in marginal and rural areas. By channeling resources and assistance towards these regions, we aim to uplift and strengthen the economic prospects of women engaged in various sectors. The violet economy prioritizes inclusivity and gender equity, acknowledging the unique challenges faced by women in marginalized and rural communities.

This support encompasses providing access to education, skill development, and entrepreneurial opportunities tailored to the specific needs of these women. By nurturing their talents and capabilities, we not only enhance their individual prospects but also contribute to the overall economic development of their communities.

Moreover, the violet economy approach recognizes the pivotal role women play in sustainable development. By investing in their economic well-being, we foster a more resilient and equitable society. This initiative seeks to break down barriers, create pathways for financial independence, and promote a more inclusive economy that benefits everyone. Together, we can build a future where women in marginal and rural areas are not only recipients of support but active contributors to a thriving violet economy.