Nonprofit Organization and Reflection by

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Poverty, education, health and life are the main areas in which many non-profit organizations in Colombia work to contribute to the betterment of the Colombian community.

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According to the National Administrative Department of Statistics (DANE), 784,000 people in Colombia rose out of poverty in 2014. In the same year, extreme poverty also experienced a decrease of 407,000 people. Makes them the lowest results in the last 13 years.

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Fundación Antonio Restrepo BarcoResponding to the issues of a country that has different social conditions and tending to social problems are some of the activities that members of the Fundación Antonio Restrepo Barco do.

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Fundación Juan Felipe Gómez Escobar This foundation, also known as “La Juanfe,” works to bring a better life to the children and young people from Cartagena, Colombia. They do this by providing health care, and by bringing psychological and affective care

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Asociación Metrópoli Colombia

This association works for the creation of spaces where people living under vulnerable conditions could experience personal growth, the transformation of their surroundings, and equal opportunities through education and culture.

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MY FOUNDATION

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Fundación Juan Felipe Gómez Escobar

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At Fundación Juanfe, we know that investing in women is the key to eradicating poverty and advancing gender equality. That is why we invest in physical, mental and emotional health, in education and in the employment of adolescent mothers in situations of extreme poverty and vulnerability. In this way, they develop their personal and professional potential, and positively influence their surroundings.

So far, we have transformed the reality of more than 250,000 people: we have worked with 4,326 young people in Cartagena and 250 in Medellín, and their children, families and communities have also benefited through our intervention programs. In addition, we treated 204,063 people, corresponding to 20% of the total population of Cartagena, in our Juan Felipe IPS Medical Center, and we saved the lives of 4,449 children under one year of age, through the Plan Padrino de Crunas.