The contrast is shocking: tons of edible food are discarded every day while children, mothers, and elderly in underserved communities survive on just one meal a day — or none at all.

In vulnerable communities, anemia isn’t just a medical condition — it’s a silent barrier that hinders growth, learning, and living with dignity.

At Agape Hand, we work every day to fight hunger and food waste.

On this Labor Day, at AGAPE HAND, we honor not only those with formal employment but also those who work simply to survive.

Deep in the mountains of Peru and in native communities of the jungle, there is a silent and painful reality.

In the most remote areas of Peru, anemia severely affects the most vulnerable communities.

Like in a Studio Ghibli world, at AGAPE HAND we believe in the magic of solidarity, in the connection between humanity and nature, and in the transformative power of hope.

In the most vulnerable corners of Peru, where access to a decent meal is a daily challenge, there is a silent army of heroines: mothers. They are the ones who, with unwavering determination and love, do the impossible to put a nutritious meal on their children's table.

In the most remote corners of rural Peru, in the highlands and the jungle, thousands of elderly people live in extreme poverty, without access to food, healthcare, or family support.

In the heart of the most forgotten rural communities, extreme poverty becomes a silent death sentence. Hunger not only weakens the body but also extinguishes hope.