Community & Infrastructure
Rebuilding a bridge means reconnecting a town with the school, the hospital and the market.
Towns cut off
The earthquake damaged 198 roads, 34 vehicle bridges, 12 pedestrian bridges and 71 aqueducts. In a region like Chocó, which depends on river transport and fragile paths, this meant that entire subregions — San Juan, Baudó — were left isolated just when they needed help most.
Rebuilding this infrastructure is not a luxury: it is what allows a doctor to arrive, a child to go to school and a family to get food.
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The infrastructure that sustains life
Roads and bridges
We restore the access routes that connect communities to essential services.
Water and sanitation
We rehabilitate aqueducts to restore access to clean water and reduce the health risk.
Community spaces
We recover the community centers that serve as gathering points, shelter and organization.
Rebuilding with local hands
We prioritize local labor and materials. That way every project leaves behind jobs, knowledge and a sense of ownership that makes the reconstruction last.
Colombia rises with everyone's help
As a volunteer, partner or donor, there is a place for you in the reconstruction.