Native Shipibo's in Ceylan, Peru

I am a women who fell in love with the Amazon, while on a recent visit to Peru. I was deeply moved by the harsh conditions that the native people have to endure day by day, just to survive there. 

I have made it my mission to help them with whatever I can, either with  knowledge, teaching or technology you name it.

The truth is I am here because I would like to raise money for Ceylan native community in Peru.  They are wonderful people yet in desperate need of sanitary water, to drink, wash, clean and cook. Clean water is vital in this community, however is just a dream for all these people.  Seeing the light and hope in in their eyes when I told them what could be done, made me burn with the desire to find a way to build a well and tower, that could distribute the water to all of the indigenous people in the area.

 
I am reaching out in the hope i appeal to your sense of decency and understanding, each day that passes is a long day of struggle for the indigenous people, I believe with your help, the sooner we raise the money, the greater the opportunity to alleviate the day by day pain that this people have to endure. Such normal thing for us, but such a big dream for them.

 
This help will mean a great deal to the Ceylan people, most who can’t even imagine how their life will change.  A small thing perhaps, yet to see the smile from a native child has meant more to me than anything in the world. I wish you all could see it. Their eyes talk alone, no words need it.

I will forever be grateful for those people that are sensitive to this cause and could help making the dream of the community a reality.