Andahuaylillas as a UNESCO City of Learning
Dispurse Foundation is proud to be part of the initiative that has led to the distinguished distinction of Andahuaylillas as a Learning City by UNESCO
News
Here is a selection of news from our work
Dispurse Literacy Program expands into Bolivia!
We are excited to announce that Dispurse Foundation is taking a major step forward in its mission to provide education to those who need it most. Thanks to a valuable partnership agreement with Fundación Educación y Cooperación (EDUCO), we are embarking on a new chapter of collaboration that aims to change lives in Bolivia.
138 students completed their literacy process in the Los Baños del Inca district
138 students completed their literacy process in the Los Baños del Inca district
Reportage from Cajamarca- America Noticias
In the heart of Chetilla and Los Baños del Inca, Cuarto Poder takes us to meet Jovita, Juana, Máxima and Gregoria, students of our literacy program with the FOCUS application.
New goals for Dispurse Learning Center in Cajamarca
The year 2024 will mark an important milestone for Dispurse as we work closely with students in the communities of San José de las Madres and Quinuapata.
Dispurse Foundation winner of the Ruralia Challenge 2023!
We are excited to share that the Dispurse Foundation has been recognized as one of the winners of the Ruralia 2023 Challenge.
Achievements of the first year of intervention in 10 literacy circles in Cutervo
In the continuing effort to combat illiteracy and the lack of basic reading and writing skills in the northern region of Cajamarca, Dispurse Foundation celebrates the achievements at the end of the first year of its Community Literacy project in the province of Cutervo.
Dispurse joins the regional program to combat childhood anemia in Cajamarca
In collaboration with the technical teams of the Regional Government, Dispurse Foundation was part of the launch of the articulated program for the prevention and reduction of anemia and chronic childhood malnutrition carried out in the district of Cortegana, which is planned to be expanded to 30 districts of the Cajamarca region.
