What happens when supporters experience impact firsthand? Go inside our first adult Encuentro Retreat in Peru and see how connection, reflection, and on-the-ground immersion are shaping the future of the Quispicanchi Project.

What does it take to truly support great teaching? See how a transformational investment in teacher housing in Sullumayo is improving educator well-being—and unlocking better outcomes for students and the entire community.

A powerful celebration in Sullumayo marked six years of partnership transforming health, education, and opportunity for students at Virgen del Rosario School. Discover how this growing collaboration is creating lasting impact for children, families, and the broader community—and what’s ahead in the year to come.

Our nutrition program—the very first initiative of the Quispicanchi Project—has served more than 300,000 meals over the past six years. Now, we’re expanding to a small one-room school in the high-altitude village of Mujuncancha, bringing daily nutritious meals to children in one of the region’s most remote communities.

As the new school year approaches in Quispicanchi, our team is preparing to begin the sixth year of programs supporting the health and nutrition of more than 200 students. Learn how careful planning, community needs assessments, and a focus on measurable impact help guide our work—and how supporters make it all possible.

ANNOUNCING Comunidad 6!

This summer, Comunidad 6 joins the Quispicanchi Project as part of the Encuentro Program—our largest and most university-diverse cohort yet!

The Quispicanchi Project’s 3rd Annual Dental Campaign returns this September, building on two years of delivering critical care to remote high-altitude communities. Learn how this year’s effort will expand services, treat 300+ patients, and connect families with urgently needed specialized care.

The Quispicanchi Project is entering its 4th year of partnership with C.E.B.E. San Antonio Special Needs School, the only institution serving children with special needs in Huaro, Quispicanchi, Peru. Learn how this collaboration is expanding from daily meals and greenhouse programs to planning an urgently needed new campus.

Improving education starts with supporting educators. Learn how the Quispicanchi Project’s renovation of teacher dormitories in Sullumayo, Peru is strengthening teacher well-being, instructional quality, and student outcomes.

What does a chicken shed have to do with education and opportunity? Learn how a new sustainable food initiative at Virgen del Rosario School is nourishing students while equipping them with real-world skills for the future.