Sayariy

Sayariy-Resurgiendo is a legally constituted Peruvian association that works with the residents of disadvantaged communities by building with them a suitable place where their children can grow up without violence but with respect for themselves and the environment, equal opportunities and with the memory of their history and culture.

Peru Flood Relief

The north of Peru has been experiencing quite an anomalous El Niño phenomenon. Trujillo experienced the worst rain in the last 50 years. It has suffered 7 intense mudslides/floods so far, which have left many families homeless and with multiple losses. Therefore, we have organized ourselves in an effort to bring support to those affected

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Summer Activities

This summer 2017 has been full of joy, learning and strengthening of ties. Children have had a variety of workshops aimed at improving their knowledge, self-control and above all strengthening the connection between them without any gender barriers. Our volunteer team has worked brilliantly during the 7 week program.

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Community Library advances

In October 2016 we started the first steps of the Community Library. We work to provide boys and girls in the community with a space in which to enjoy afternoons of reading and playing. At the end of the year all the children were looking for a story to read. We continue to work to

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Sayariy because of love!

That night I came home happy, with a warm heart and anxious enthusiasm. It had been a long time since I had clung so closely to faith, hope, and commitment. With impatient time in my disorganised life, my fever, my hoarse voice and I agreed to celebrate at Sayariy’s Christmas meeting. We brought together a

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Community bio-vegetable patch

The space where the families and children live is an arid space, nothing compared to the green mountains and flowing rivers from where they come. In this space they no longer relate to, or cultivate the nature as they had done until a few years ago. This led us to work with the little ones

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Cooking Equality

One of the problems in Peru is gender violence. After Bolivia, Peru is the South American country with the highest rate of femicide. We seek to break stereotypes that lead to the extremes as that mentioned above. One of these ways which is being practised is through activities as simple as cooking. Playing at making

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Afternoons of fun and learning

In October we were able to start our activities with the children in the community. We commenced the activities with 10 children of various ages with the aim of awakening the pleasure of reading, offering a space to learn as a team, promoting violence-free interactions and cultivating an environment of tolerance. Week after week we

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A day in the countryside

According to the Association for Psychological Science (APS) contact with nature fosters attention, reduces aggressiveness, in addition to promoting recovery, additionally the people of the community are from the mountains, so nature is something that they miss quite a bit. Knowing about the benefit in physical and mental health, and to commemorate the Day of

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