The Right to Food: A Commitment to Peru’s Forgotten Communities.

In a world where tons of food are wasted every day, millions of people continue to suffer from hunger. In Peru, this reality hits hardest in indigenous and rural communities, where access to adequate nutrition remains a challenge. At AGAPE HAND, we firmly believe that food is not a privilege but a fundamental human right.

Hunger in Forgotten Regions

Food insecurity is a pressing issue affecting thousands of families in Peru. In remote areas far from urban centers, access to fresh and nutritious food is a constant struggle. Extreme poverty, geographic isolation, and a lack of economic opportunities exacerbate this crisis. Many families survive on insufficient diets, impacting the health and development of children, who are the most vulnerable in these circumstances.

Our Mission: Bringing Hope in the Form of Food

Every day, the AGAPE HAND team, along with our dedicated volunteers and the support of compassionate businesses, works tirelessly to fight hunger in these forgotten communities. We rescue food in good condition, manage donations, and create support networks to ensure that every family receives the essential nutrients they need to live with dignity.

We do more than just deliver food; we also provide nutritional education, promote community gardens, and support local initiatives that foster self-sustainability. We believe in long-term solutions that empower communities and break the cycle of hunger.

The Impact of Solidarity

Every donation, every volunteer, and every effort makes a difference in this fight against food insecurity. Thanks to the contributions of individuals and businesses committed to the well-being of others, we have been able to feed hundreds of families and transform lives. However, the journey is long, and there is still much work to be done.

You too can be part of the change. Support our initiative, share our mission, and join us in bringing hope to those who need it most. Together, we can eradicate hunger and ensure that the right to food becomes a reality for all Peruvians.

Because food is not a luxury; it is a right.