Our Programs

Our Programs

Intercultural Alliance for Humanity

At Intercultural Alliance for Humanity, we work alongside local communities in Ecuador and Peru to
create sustainable, long-term impact. Our programs focus on healthcare, education, leadership, and
economic development — always prioritizing dignity, partnership, and self-reliance.

Clean Water

- Pumayacu clean water system (400 beneficiaries)
- Tamanco Water Filtration System (148 beneficiaries)
- Las Palmas pending WFS (180 beneficiaries projected)
- Adopt-a-Drop monitoring & operator training
Focus: Access to safe drinking water, disease prevention, long-term
sustainability.

Educational Support

- School supplies distribution
- English language instruction (technology provided: computer,
projector, laptop)
Focus: Academic access, bilingual skills, rural school support.

Medical Accessibility

- Wheelchair distribution in remote Ecuadorian communities
Focus: Mobility, independence, inclusion.

Microbusiness Development

- Fruit tree farming initiative
- Limited transplant planting (pandemic restrictions)
Focus: Economic sustainability, food security.

Medical & Dental Brigade

- Guaranda Medical Clinic (710 patients served)
- Multidisciplinary care (medicine, dental, optometry)
- University partnerships
Expansion: Marked the return of in-person medical expeditions
post-pandemic, strengthening international collaboration.

Galápagos Outreach Medical Mission

- Bellavista, Santa Cruz Island
- General medicine, cardiology, neurology, radiology services
- 800 projected patients

School Kitchen Program

- Construction of San Antonio Mirano school kitchen
- Gas stove installation
- Partnership with CONAPAC
- 7th year of the program
Expansion: Enables government-funded meal programs, improves
child nutrition, reduces indoor smoke exposure.

Clean Water Continuation

- Ongoing WFS implementation and supervision.

Large-Scale Medical Brigade

- Guaranda medical expedition
- 976 patients served
- 80 volunteers
- Expanded specialties (OB/GYN, rheumatology, ENT, radiology,
audiology)

Expansion: Largest brigade in AaVI history; strong academic and
governmental collaboration.

Adopt-a-School

- School supplies distribution (San Luis)
- Community engagement activities

School Kitchen & Orchard

- Ramón Castillo kitchen completion
- Camu camu tree planting
- Student-managed orchards
Focus: Nutrition + agricultural education + sustainability.

Agribusiness Development

- Cacao production (market sales)
- Lemon tree growth (planted 2021)
- Continued Amazon River village development

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