This week, our group of volunteers in San Juan delivered hygiene kits to those affected by the heavy rains, which made more than 200 people evacuate their homes. We wanted to thank each link that participated in this incredible chain. Let’s continue to act impartially against humanitarian crises! Let’s keep helping! Join and be part of the change. You can find the volunteer form in the profile bio.

This weekend we visited the picnic area “Como en casa” in the Costa Esperanza settlement. Together with 45 children from the neighborhood we played games and gave training on recycling. In addition, in view of going back to school, we gave school supplies to all the children who participated. Thank you for your collaboration and for being one more link in this CADENA!

For three weeks, a team of volunteers has been touring the rural areas of the Impenetrable Chaqueño with a tanker truck to deliver potable water to local communities. Generally, families or communities have cisterns to collect rainwater to be able to supply themselves during harsh times of drought.  This is impossible now, for the area is suffering one of the most important droughts in recent years: it has not rained for more than eleven months. The CADENA team, together with the local Gran Chaco Foundation Foundation and thanks to the support of Start Network, we are carrying out a humanitarian mission, delivering drinking water to 5000 people in the surroundings of Nueva Pompeya, Comandancia Frías, Fuerte Esperanza and Sauzalito.  In addition, we are providing medical attention with local professionals, as well as recreational activities for the little ones. This mission is not over yet, there is still a lot of work to do! 

Happy Mother’s Day! Thanks to you we reached our fundraising goal and we were able to help low-income mothers with a nice gift and celebrating their day. Thanks again to @millioncuero , @zalvanatural , @clubcandyargentina , @nuevas.historias , @usanzataller and all of those who contributed buying pantries.