As January draws to a close, so does the first cycle of our recently launched project ‘Colombia Colores’. Learn what the children learned during the Autumn Cycle and sign up14 July 2022
Read MoreOn Friday 25th February, Maria Monica, known as “La Montañera ” did a joyful performance in the AmaneSer centre which is part of our project with ACJ. The performance is about the journey of an anaconda to many places of Colombia. Each song refers to food, places, customs and cultural information about Colombia.
Hogar AmaneSer: A care centre for children who live in certain conditions that might cause severe consequences that could affect their normal development. It is located in the Santa Fe neighbourhood known as the “tolerance zone” in Bogotá. This area is known for high presence of problems of sex work, drug addiction and delinquency.
As January draws to a close, so does the first cycle of our recently launched project ‘Colombia Colores’. Learn what the children learned during the Autumn Cycle and sign up14 July 2022
Read MoreÁngela Carreño, our Executive Director, has been announced as a nominee for the 2024 Women Changing the World Awards, in the category People’s Choice women changing the non-profit world.
Read MoreSandy is a childhood development specialist and the Director of the Spanish speaking branch of Blossom and Berry. Her passion for baby massage and methods of implementing nurturing touch has14 July 2022
Read MoreAs January draws to a close, so does the first cycle of our recently launched project ‘Colombia Colores’. Learn what the children learned during the Autumn Cycle and sign up14 July 2022
Read MoreThe Day of the Little Candles, known as Noche de las Velitas, or Día de las Velitas in Spanish, is celebrated every year on the 7th of December. On Día14 July 2022
Read MoreOur partner organisation, ACADESAN, has harnessed the power of football to keep children and young people away from armed groups and illegal activities. This article explores the method and principles14 July 2022
Read MoreColombia Colores is the first project implemented by CCC in London, aimed at the children of the Colombian diaspora that teaches about the richness of Colombian culture through music, art14 July 2022
Read MoreWe want to celebrate Teacher's Day and value their important role in the mental health of children, to also thank them in this year's Mental Health Day.
Read MoreChildren Change Colombia, alongside CRAN and TDJ, work to prevent forced armed recruitment and reintegrating youth into society through a community based narrative approach towards mental health.
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