Coprodeli offers equal opportunities to children living in poverty to receive a quality education (pre-k through grade 12), which contributes to diminishing the gap of social exclusion in Peru. 

Many Peruvians living in impoverished conditions do not have access to health care. Through Coprodeli’s Medical Centers, Coprodeli assists in preserving the physical and mental integrity of the poor by providing primary and emergency health care, dental care, and mental health outreach.

Coprodeli offers outreach prevention to children and teenagers who live in abusive or otherwise detrimental environments. Children at High Risk's cornerstone programs are our Outreach Centers (Centros de Atencion Externa – CAEs).

You can support a child in need through Coprodeli USA's Padrino Child Sponsorship Program.

Coprodeli understands that economic development is pivotal to sustainable social development, which is why Coprodeli works through a variety of means to build economic and professional growth: technical institutions, professional and entrepreneurial programs in secondary schools, and microenterprise incubation industral parks.

Malnutrition and undernourishment are serious barriers to economic and social development in Peru. Coprodeli works to combat these issues by providing daily balanced meals and snacks to all students in every Coprodeli school and Outreach Center, as well as to elderly community members.

The majority of the people living in the communities in which Coprodeli works live in unstable homes built of precarious materials. When Coprodeli enters a community, we begin by installing the appropriate infrastructure: running water, electricity, sewage. After building the Centers for Social Services which house the other programs listed on this page, Coprodeli begins building 'urbanizations' or housing developments that provide earthquake-resistent homes built of sturdy materials that are affordable for socioeconomically marginalized families.

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