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Sanrafaelino will return to Mozambique to continue the mission of getting a rural orphanage with water and light
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Mariano Amaya, a local reference of the Prosigue Foundation, will return to Mozambique as part of an international campaign with a strong focus on human development. It is not a welfare work, but a long-term commitment to improving the living conditions of a community located 1,200 kilometers from Maputo, the capital of the African country. “It is a very nice opportunity for us to be able to work there, and to promptly automate the extraction of…
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