Arequipa COVID19 Refugee Emergency

Can we do 700 bags this week?

Can we do 700 bags this week?

“Can we do 700 bags this week?”  was the question posed last Monday to the team of workers responsible for packing food bags.   We had done about 600 the previous week, so what was 100 more?  God has been gracious in providing the funds and faithful workers to serve in this…

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Please pray for me

Please pray for me

“Please pray for me.  Pray for my children and my family.”  This request came from Oriana, a woman we are helping through our Venzuelan Refugee Project.  Oriana came to Peru as part of a group of 5 families who belonged to the same church in Venezuela.  She has a 5-month old…

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How can we increase our capacity?

How can we increase our capacity?

What started as a project to help feed 150 families through this critical time has exploded. This week, we’re delivering these care packages to almost 500 families and we’re looking at ways we can continue to expand to meet the need. Estimates are that there are over 12,000 Venezuelan refugees in…

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We needed a Miracle

We needed a Miracle

We started Saturday needing a miracle.  We had coordinated with a two groups of Venezuelans to deliver food bags to them that afternoon.  The second group was quite large, and we feared we wouldn’t have quite enough bags.  Matthias read the story of the feeding of the 5,000 from the…

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Getting Food to people in Need

Getting Food to people in Need

We've just started a project to support some of the most vulnerable people in this crisis in Peru. There are thousands of Venezuelan refugees who normally make a living selling on the streets. But now the streets are empty and they have no source of income. We buy food in bulk. Here we bought…

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Arequipa COVID19 Refugee Emergency

By:
Matthias Kullen

About Us

Peru is in a state of emergency because of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) and the country has basically come to a stand-still.

There are thousands of Venezuelan refugees who don’t have access to government help or family support. They normally make a living selling on the streets but since the crisis, the streets are empty and they have no source of income. We want to support this most vulnerable group of people through this critical time.

What are we doing?

We’re providing emergency food for over 700 families.

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Where are we?:

Working on Aid & Development with SIM in Latin America, South America, Arequipa, Peru

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