From Montevideo, a group of volunteers worked two decades ago with rural communities of the north. 20 years ago, a group of young people from rural areas of the interior studying in Montevideo decided to transform a personal experience into a solidarity proposal. So was born Puentes Project, an organization that works with rural communities mainly north of the Negro River, with special attention to children and young people. Juan Manuel Echagüe,…
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From Montevideo, a group of volunteers worked two decades ago with rural communities of the north. 20 years ago, a group of young people from rural areas of the interior studying in Montevideo decided to transform a personal experience into a solidarity proposal. So was born Puentes Project, an organization that works with rural communities mainly north of the Negro River, with special attention to children and young people. Juan Manuel Echagüe,…