SOS Infante reopens in 2026 with a three-city structure. Miami handles partnerships, fundraising and the donation center; Quito keeps running the programs and campaigns; and Valera, in Trujillo state, Venezuela, opens as a new Andean base.
The reason is plain: violence against children does not stop at borders, and neither do the families we serve. They move between Venezuela, Ecuador and the United States. A program that exists in only one city loses the family along the way.
Five programs lead this stage: Protective Adult, Shungo Heart, Todo Posi, Art Therapy, and Child pregnancy: zero tolerance. Each publishes its annual goal and its progress on the accountability page.
Three countries, one operation. Keep it running.
Every gift is assigned to a program and a city, and reported every quarter.