Bolivia

In Bolivia, people are coming together.

Peace is being restored to families who have been victims of violence. Farmers are becoming climate resilient. And young adults in our service program are living, working and learning in community.

An Indigenous Bolivian man in a colorful, pointy hat and red embroidered jacket. He is chewing on a piece of long grass.

Teofilo Colque is a leader in the community of Chucarasi. Together with the rest of the community, he has been able to diversify crops through irrigation and soil conservation techniques promoted by MCC partner PRODII.

Our work in Bolivia

Everything begins with our partners. Together, we provide daycare and after-school programs to low-income children. We educate farmers on climate change adaptation. And we work hand-in-hand with local communities — all with the help of our supporters.

63

Years in country

11

MCC projects

10

Partners

Two people work in a garden in Bolivia. There are two children in the background

Flourishing farms

In the face of climate change, we’re building gardens. Working with our local partners in both rural and urban communities, we support water harvesting, sustainable farming and food security.

A woman in a face mask holds a poster and speaks to a group of people who are sitting.

Peace for families

Working with parents on gender equality and providing care and legal support for victims of sexual violence, our partners are restoring peace to families.

Serving communities

Our two-year service program, Seed, invites young adults to live and learn in community. Working with local partners and churches, they address oppression, food insecurity, access to education and more.

Learn more about Seed