Provides food assistance to 80 families, offering weekly snacks and dinners. It also runs a textile cooperative made up of four women who specialize in creating textile products from repurposed advertising banners—transforming environmentally harmful materials into useful goods, promoting a circular economy, and generating dignified work for its members. Through this income, the cooperative seeks to sustain the soup kitchen’s activities, strengthening its sustainability and ensuring the continuity of food assistance.

 

Vision:

Strengthen and expand the textile cooperative by creating a dedicated, well-equipped space that improves working conditions and allows for scaled-up production.