Our History
🌿 Our Story
PROPOI was born in 2012 with a deep conviction: child well-being is not just a goal, but the starting point for cultivating more conscious, healthy, and sustainable societies. Since then, we have promoted habits that respect the body, mind, and environment, planting futures that flourish in community.
Through collaborative work with professionals and institutions, we weave a network of impact that transforms daily routines into meaningful gestures of change. Thanks to the momentum generated by PROPOI, in 2013 we launched Activate Santiago, a complementary program dedicated to promoting physical activity as a tool for integral development. Together, they build a proposal that accompanies childhoods, nurturing their well-being from multiple dimensions.
We invite you to discover more about PROPOI and Activate Santiago, and to be part of this network that cultivates sustainable habits and futures.
🌱 Comprehensive Approach
Activate Santiago not only promotes physical activity, but understands it as a tool for the integral development of childhood. It combines movement, play, and body awareness to strengthen physical, emotional, and social well-being.
🤝 Community in Motion
The program is built through collaboration with families and schools, creating safe and accessible spaces where movement becomes a collective act of care and transformation.
📚 Participatory Methodology
It uses playful and adaptive methodologies that respond to the needs of each age group, fostering autonomy, expression, and connection with the environment. Play is the central language for activating the body and imagination.
📈 Impact and Trajectory
Since its creation in 2013, Activate Santiago has accompanied hundreds of boys and girls, strengthening healthy habits and generating support networks that go beyond the physical.
Its continuity reflects the commitment to an active and conscious childhood.
Author, Founder, and Director of the Propoi Program Lorena Yraola Buendia Fiesma Org
National Coordinator Cusco and Lima, Peru Catherine La Torre Bachelor in Nutrition and expert in Program Development for child nutrition in various NGOs such as Prisma, WorldVision, and Fiesma.