Together for Cuba: An Initiative of Hope and Support
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Where: Cuba, Havana |
Cuba is a land with a rich history and extensive cultural heritage. For years, however, it has faced serious economic and social difficulties that hinder its development. The challenges that the country is experiencing are linked to various factors, including the international economic embargo, the scarcity of resources and the inefficiency of some public sectors.
These problems have a direct impact on the daily lives of millions of Cubans. In particular, there is a chronic shortage of essential goods such as food, medicines and health items, which are fundamental to people’s well-being.
The most vulnerable suffer the most: children, the elderly, and people with disabilities. Healthcare facilities face a lack of equipment and medications, while many families struggle daily to meet even the most basic needs, living in difficult and precarious conditions.
In this context, humanitarian aid is crucial to support those experiencing great need. Our foundation is committed to providing tangible assistance by delivering essential goods such as food, medicine, and clothing.
Our key partner in the country is La Conferencia de Obispos Católicos in Havana.
Through our efforts, we aim not only to alleviate daily hardships and provide help to improve quality of life but also to restore a sense of hope to the people of Cuba.
The testimony
Recognizing the beauty of giving and solidarity ensures everyone has the opportunity to grow.
How We Used
Your Support
We sent a container filled with:
- 1 planetary mixer
- 9,750 kg of powdered milk
- 4,146 kg of canned meat
- 2,160 kg of rice
- 814 kg of tuna
Next Steps
Regular updates on the food and essential goods delivered.
Your support
Together, we can promote humanitarian initiatives and solidarity projects to fight poverty and vulnerability.
With your help, we can ensure equitable access to essential resources such as water, energy, and food.
We can also support education, training, and freedom of worship through interventions on both national and international levels.
