Peru currently hosts more than 1.5 million refugees and migrants from Venezuela, representing nearly 20% of all Venezuelans who have been forced to leave their country since 2018. This makes Peru the second-largest host country of displaced Venezuelans worldwide, and one of the main humanitarian response hubs in Latin America.
In this context, AGAPE HAND Peru has developed an integrated humanitarian and development response across multiple regions — Lima, Tumbes, La Libertad, Puno, Tacna, Huánuco, Tingo María, Pucallpa, Junín, and the Central Amazon, as well as through mobile units along the northern border — providing comprehensive support to thousands of displaced families.
Our work focuses on strengthening the autonomy, safety, and dignity of refugees and migrants, while promoting their social and economic inclusion in host communities.
Through community-based and individualized support, we identify specific protection and livelihood needs, design personalized action plans, and facilitate economic empowerment, access to rights, and social protection.
In every story, we seek to transform vulnerability into opportunity — and displacement into a path toward self-reliance and hope.