Receive financial or in-kind donations of necessary supplies requested, in a gradual and continuous form. Increase the reach of people and communities assisted. Reduce the number of victims of malnutrition, diseases and lack of medical assistance in Venezuela. Strengthen relationships between social organizations to ensure project continuity.

Ensure the integral development of the indigenous children in the areas of education, culture, health and sports through programs applied in schools and communities of the most vulnerable populations. The teaching staff, social workers and doctors work directly in the schools and communities where the foundation makes continuous presence to verify and monitor that the programs are carried out in their entirety. The staff and volunteers are present in the schools of the Municipality Mara, Jesús Enrique Losada and Guajira to ensure the food and medicine provided by the foundation and to serve the most vulnerable populations. The mobilization and transfer goes hand in hand with the volunteers and collaborators of the Wayuu Taya Foundation. Currently, an average of 12000 people receive direct attention, distributed in 29 schools and 16 communities and 7 Institutions.

The staff and volunteers are present in the schools of the Municipality Mara, Jesús Enrique Losada and Guajira to ensure the food and medicine provided by the foundation and to serve the most vulnerable populations. The mobilization and transfer goes hand in hand with the volunteers and collaborators of the Wayuu Taya Foundation.

- Description of activities carried out to distribute the aid - Baseline objectives - Dates and place of medical and nutritional assistance events (in the event that the organization carries out these activities) and quantity of supplies that are being distributed with beneficiaries. If we do not host medical or nutritional assistance events and we distribute food, medication and supplies to a particular place where we give constant cate, then the amount sent to a particular location and the date that they were mobilized must be indicated. - Number of people assisted and with the personal description of each one (Name, age, sex). - Description of pathology or reason for medical assistance. - Indication of medicines and medical supplies used to treat the person in situ. - Amount of medicines and food granted to someone to take home, if the case requires. -Food, medicines and medical supplies remaining at the end of each day (if that were the case).

Currently, an average of 12000 people receive direct attention, distributed in 29 schools and 16 communities and 7 Institutions.