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About the Program

Each year, the Wiese Foundation allocates a fixed amount of funds to design, finance, and implement humanitarian aid campaigns. These campaigns aim to help alleviate the suffering of vulnerable communities, especially in situations of emergencies and disasters.

Impact Figures

Thanks to the Wiese Foundation’s humanitarian aid program, we have made a positive impact on many Peruvian families, helping to ease their suffering in times of crisis. Over the past 5 years:

S/3,931,305

invested in humanitarian aid campaigns.

+70,750

people benefited in recent years.

Nurse assisting a woman undergoing a mammogram exam with medical equipment
Staff member talking with a group of seated women outdoors
Two women holding blue tote bags in front of the IREN Norte building
Line of women wearing masks holding purple tote bags outside a gate

Breast Cancer Prevention: Saving Lives Through Early Detection in Ascope (2025)

In a strategic alliance with IREN Norte, the Wiese Foundation facilitated access to specialized oncological services for women from settlements and rural areas of Ascope. Between November 27 and December 3, we enabled more than 130 women to access free bilateral mammograms, eliminating cost and distance barriers. This intervention reaffirms our commitment to timely detection, providing highly vulnerable women in the region with the necessary tools to protect their health and well-being.

Nurse checking an older man's arm during a medical checkup at the campaign
Health worker helping a toddler stand on a scale while her mother watches
Nurse in a red uniform assisting a seated patient wearing a cap
Health worker registering patients waiting in line at a reception table

Comprehensive Health Campaign: Exceeding goals for the well-being of Ascope (2025)

With a steadfast commitment to improving health in the most underserved areas, the Wiese Foundation carried out the successful campaign “We are together for your well-being.” This initiative exceeded its initial goal by 10%, providing over 4,500 medical consultations to 1,100 people in Chocope, Roma, Cartavio, and Magdalena de Cao. Through this intervention, we succeeded in bringing specialized services to the community and promoting a culture of prevention that directly impacts the quality of life for families across the Ascope province.

Prosthetic robotic hand and a human hand making a fist bump
Two men signing an agreement between Peruvian and INEN institutional flags
Group of doctors and officials posing together after a signing ceremony
Group of patients and staff waving inside a rehabilitation gym
Humanitarian Aid Program
  • Status: Open

Wiese Foundation announces Partnership with Hoppnic to manufacture prostheses for INEN Patients (2025)

As part of this agreement, the Wiese Foundation has selected Hoppnic to design and manufacture advanced upper-limb prostheses for oncology patients at INEN.

Volunteers and ADRA staff posing with humanitarian aid bags and water containers
Woman posing with two children and a mother at the fire-affected camp
Wiese Foundation volunteer handing supplies to a woman near a tent
Volunteer waving alongside two women near tents holding donated supplies
Humanitarian Aid Program
  • Status: Closed

Wiese Foundation and ADRA Peru provide food and school supply kits to families affected by the Fire in Ancón (2025)

The Wiese Foundation, in partnership with ADRA Peru, has mobilized efforts to address the urgent food needs of affected families and provide school supplies to support school-age children.

Family posing outside their home with aid workers and donated food bags
Row of women and children seated in front of a school banner
Family standing outside their home near aid workers and sacks of supplies
Volunteer and staff member giving a bag of toys to a man
Humanitarian Aid Program
  • Status: Closed

“Together for the North” Humanitarian Aid Campaign (2023)

As part of the Humanitarian Aid Program of the Wiese Foundation, 400 kits containing 15 kg of uncooked food each were distributed to an equal number of affected families in the most severely impacted areas of the Chepén province.

Volunteer handing a bag of supplies to a woman under a relief tent
Volunteer giving a bag of goods to an elderly woman at a distribution point
Man delivering a food bag to a woman with a child standing nearby
Volunteer handing a bag to an elderly woman among other aid workers
Humanitarian Aid Program
  • Status: Closed

“Together for Secocha” (2023)

Rains in Camaná, Arequipa, triggered the San Martín ravine, causing a landslide that affected Secocha and other communities. The Wiese Foundation, in partnership with ADRA PERÚ, donated kits to 200 families to cover their food needs for five days.

See All Humanitarian Aid Initiatives

Discover how, since 2017, we have developed humanitarian aid projects and initiatives to support the most vulnerable families in Peru, creating a positive and sustainable impact in their lives.

Contact us

If you are interested in collaborating with the Wiese Foundation, we invite you to send us a message.

Phone : 01 611 4353