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Every great adventure
leaves something behind

In Puno, the Huancane Prelature runs the IEP San Jose school, which required infrastructure improvements to enhance the education of its pupils. In Patapampa, we joined the project and funded the construction of a brand-new, fully equipped classroom, along with a block of toilets for boys, girls and young children.

Education in the Andes shouldn’t be a struggle.

THE WHY

In many high-altitude Andean communities, learning takes place in makeshift spaces, lacking the basic conditions needed to concentrate, grow and dream big. Only 40% of rural schools in Peru have adequate facilities. At Patapampa, we believe that this does not determine a child’s future. But it does compel us to take action.

THE PROJECT

Together with the Prelature of Huancané — partners who know the area and its people — we built and fitted out a classroom and a block of toilets for the Huancané Parish School.

A classroom designed for 30 children, but for many generations to come. A change that stands the test of time.

STORIES THAT BEGIN

In the words of those who lived through it.

No one can describe the impact of a classroom better than those who see it every day.

Headteacher of the Huancané Parish School

‘This space has changed the way our children arrive at school each morning.’

Mgr. Giovanni Cefai, Bishop of the Prelature of Huancané

‘Over a hundred children are coming every day and they can receive a first-class education’

THE PROCESS

This is how it was built

From the first brick to the first day of term.

CONSTRUCTION

FINISHED CLASS

FIRST DAY

HOW YOUR PURCHASE MAKES IT

Every item of clothing has a purpose.

At Patapampa, a portion of every sale goes towards funding real educational projects in high-altitude Andean communities. No unnecessary middlemen, no empty promises.

OTHER PROJECTS

Este no es el único camino que hemos abierto.

Construir futuro es un compromiso continuo, no una acción puntual.

Project Cojata-Vilquechico 2023

First educational initiative in the Andean region. Food parcels, school supplies and clothing were distributed to 296 children.

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