Every time we get involved, we discover new realities, learn from others, and understand that our actions can make a difference. Participating helps us see our surroundings in a new way and become part of the solutions.
Through our School Clubs and Ecoleaders, we want more children and young people to find a space where they can share ideas, learn by doing, and work together—a place where they can develop their creativity and leadership while strengthening their commitment to the environment and their community.
We believe in a generation capable of turning ideas into action. Every experience is an opportunity to learn, collaborate, and discover that transforming our surroundings often begins with an idea and the desire to participate.
When a child or young person discovers that their voice matters, they can inspire their classmates, family, and community.
The future is built today, and change can start with you.
Every time we get involved, we discover new realities and understand that our actions can make a difference.
Through our School Clubs and Ecoleaders, children and young people find a space where they can share ideas, learn by doing, and become agents of change.
We believe in a generation capable of turning ideas into action and inspiring their community.
The future is built today, and change can start with you.
In 2016, eighth-grade students at Roosevelt school founded Ayudando Abrigando. Since then, middle and high school students have led the nonprofit and kept its commitment to the mission alive.
Newton College has recycled with Ayudando Abrigando since 2017 and founded its club in 2023. Its consistency has made it the school that recycles the most within the nonprofit.
Since August 2024, students at San Silvestre School have shared their enthusiasm for recycling and sought new ways to raise awareness of the club among their classmates.
Since 2023, the club at Altair school has promoted recycling among its students and actively participated in Ayudando Abrigando’s donation drives.
Student Mila Montesinos’s perseverance began Saco Oliveros school’s collaboration with Ayudando Abrigando in 2023. After repeatedly writing to us, she convinced her principal to install the first recycling bins.
Since October 4, 2024, the club at Salcantay school has promoted responsible recycling and joined Ayudando Abrigando’s charitable activities.
Cristo Salvador school joined Ayudando Abrigando in September 2026 and is beginning this new chapter with enthusiasm and a strong desire to participate.
Since June 2026, the club at Nuestra Señora de la Reconciliación school has promoted recycling with enthusiasm and initiative, achieving active participation from the school community.
From Orlando, Florida, Windermere School participates in Ayudando Abrigando as one of its most active Eco-Leader teams, connecting its community with the realities of Peru.
Isabella Pérez is one of our longest-serving volunteers. She began at Roosevelt school and, after moving to the United States, remains close to Ayudando Abrigando as an Eco-Leader.
From Switzerland, Dante García Burgos maintains his connection with Peru as an Ayudando Abrigando Eco-Leader, an initiative he joined in October 2024.
