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Housing ONG’S

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4. They are a group of young people from different
backgrounds, universities and schools committed to the
social development of the country; one of their ideals is that
they work without delay and with complete perseverance in
benefit of the poor people of the country.
They change people’s lifestyles by improving tin, plastic and
wood houses and changing them for cement houses.
They are currently going on a legal process for copying the
registered brand, characteristics and model of intervention
of Un Techo Para Mi Pais

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8. • Their mission is to lead formation processes
through programs with a social aim that generate
changes in the lifestyle of the vulnerable
communities of Colombia with a team of
volunteers that are committed to that cause
• Their goal is to be recognized as the leading
social organization in the contribution of
improving the life quality of the vulnerable
populations of our country

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12. Mission and Vision
“The Home of Christ look for to welcome with dignity and
love for the poorest of the poor.”
Vision
“A country with Respect, Justice and Solidarity”
Our Mission
Our mission is to help to bring a change in the
social conditions of poor and outcast people..
“Hogar de Cristo welcomes with love and dignity
the poorest of the poor, to develop their
opportunities for a better life. Call with
enthusiasm, to help, and link the community in
their responsibility with those excluded from
society. It is a transparent, efficient and effective
organization, who inspired by the spirituality of St.
Alberto Hurtado, promotes a culture of respect,
justice and solidarity. “

13. Target Population
People living in households or families with very low
incomes (which belong to the first rank of the income
distribution).
Persons with low incomes in the first rank (84 dolars)
and in the second rank (194 dolars) when they also
have at least one of the following condition:
–Have an expression of bio-psychosocial disorder.
–Don´t have or have inadequate social and institutional
support networks.

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17. What does Habitat for
Humanity do?
Habitat for Humanity does much more than just build houses.
Working towards a world in which every person has access to
adequate housing. They-------------->

18. Provide low-cost house production…
by building and rehabilitating houses, frequently using volunteer labor.
Offer housing-related technical assistance…
by training families to build, maintain and pay for adequate housing.
Promote innovative housing finance opportunities…
by promoting accessible financial solutions for low-income families to improve their housing situations.
Advocate for adequate housing for all…
by organizing public activities and influencing policies that result in easier access to adequate housing.
Prepare for and respond to disasters…
by assisting communities to prepare for disasters and helping them rebuild in the event that they strike.

19. Where Habitat for Humanity Builds — Latin
America and the Caribbean

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22. Youth building a Latin America without poverty

23. Argentina
Bolivia
Brasil
Chile
Colombia
What we do
Costa Rica
UTPMP uses a three-stage method to achieve long- Ecuador
term, sustainable change in the social structure. At the El Salvador
core of our approach is a focus on empowering the
poorest sector of the society, insuring that beneficiaries Guatemala
become the main protagonists of the process. To do México
this, we rely on the involvement of thousands of
Nicaragua
volunteers who work hand-in-hand with families living
in slums, fighting for the common goal of eradicating Paraguay
extreme poverty.
Peru
República
Dominicana
Uruguay

24. PHASE 01
Large-scale construction of
transitional houses
Asentamiento 7 de Julio,
Pamplona, Perú

25. Construction
PHASE 1
6mx3m
USD$ 1.500
2 Days of construction
8 a 10 volunteers for house
Campamento transitorio Lo Espejo
Santiago, Chile

26. Development programs
Social Inclusion Programs
This phase develops social inclusion through the implementation of
social training programs led by volunteers in areas such as
education, healthcare, economic development, microfinance,
vocational training, legal aid, and cultural and recreational
education.
Education
Healthcare
PHASE 2
Cultural and recreational
education
Microfinance
Vocational training

27. Sustainable communities
PHASE 03
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Barrio Definitivo Antumalal, Renca
Santiago, Chile

28. Important Data
60.000 in Latin
1302 in Colombia
America
190.000 Youth volunteers
movilizated
Asentamiento Humano Las Yeseras
Pisco, Perú

29. Bogotá, December 2009
Ciudad Bolivar. Rincon del Lago Community

31. Thank’s

32. Questions
• ¿What is your opinion about extreme poverty in
Latin America?
• ¿Do you know other organizations that work
against extreme poverty?