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Welcome
In 1984, the United Nations proclaimed the protection of human rights, including every person’s right to education. This education is obligatory and must be free, at least as far as elementary education is concerned. However, in Ecuador, with 13 million inhabitants, more than 65% of the people do not have access to education. Unfortunately, the government does not have the necessary means and the education of the lower economic segments of the population depends on private contributions. Therefore, Project Renaissance was founded to improve the education and nutrition of the children of Ecuador.
> Click here for a RADIO INTERVIEW with founder Maria de Lourdes Campos.
> See updates about our successes in 2009 here!
In 1984, the United Nations proclaimed the protection of human rights, including every person’s right to education. This education is obligatory and must be free, at least as far as elementary education is concerned. However, in Ecuador, with 13 million inhabitants, more than 65% of the people do not have access to education. Unfortunately, the government does not have the necessary means and the education of the lower economic segments of the population depends on private contributions. Therefore, Project Renaissance was founded to improve the education and nutrition of the children of Ecuador.
> Click here for a RADIO INTERVIEW with founder Maria de Lourdes Campos.
> See updates about our successes in 2009 here!
More about Project Renaissance
Our goals
The Renaissance Project is designed to help children of all economic, ethnic, social status or religious beliefs. The main purpose of The Renaissance Project is to create a better future for the children in Ecuador and society at large.
Learn more here.
Learn more about Project Renaissance.
Make a donation
Please know that every dollar counts, so pledges of any amount are welcome, no matter how small!
More information about donations here.
About our schools
All eight of the schools that we work with are in the rural district near Quito, the capital of Ecuador.
See a map of our eight schools here.
Please know that every dollar counts, so pledges of any amount are welcome, no matter how small!
More information about donations here.
About our schools
All eight of the schools that we work with are in the rural district near Quito, the capital of Ecuador.
See a map of our eight schools here.
A helper (in red) celebrates Christmas with our students!
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