SenosAyuda stands at the forefront of Venezuela’s efforts in the prevention and early detection of breast cancer. Founded by survivors Bolivia Bocaranda, Beatriz Ottengo, and Ingrid Borges, the organization was born from experience, courage, and an unshakable commitment to helping others.
Through education, early-detection programs, and emotional support for patients and their families, Senos Ayuda has built a network of hope that continues to grow across borders. Its mission is simple and profound: to ensure that information, care, and compassion reach every woman who needs them.
Today, SenosAyuda is recognized nationally and internationally for its leadership in awareness, prevention, and community action. Visit
senosayuda.com
(Official site - available in Spanish)
Founded in 2016 by alumni and collaborators of Universidad Católica Andrés Bello, ABCU Foundation Inc. is a Miami-based nonprofit organization dedicated to expanding access to quality higher education.
Through scholarships, mentorship, academic support and international exchange programs, the ABCU Foundation creates pathways for students with limited resources to pursue their academic goals and professional aspirations. Its mission aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, promoting education as a cornerstone for equality and social progress.
The World Foundation for Sexual Diversity and Sexual Rights Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to awareness, research, education, and respect for human sexuality in all its expressions.
Through research, education, and advocacy, the Foundation promotes sexual health and rights as essential components of human well-being. Its work underscores diversity as a natural and valuable part of life–championing inclusion, prevention, and equality through a rights-based approach.
Autismo Dejando Huella is a Venezuelan nonprofit organization dedicated to the comprehensive care of adolescents and adults with moderate or severe autism. It was established to address the pressing need for continuous, high-quality support for individuals who require lifelong care.
Through innovative educational programs, specialized therapies, and inclusive initiatives, the organization works to enhance autonomy, well-being, and meaningful social integration–both for participants and their families.
Since 1996, the VAMA Foundation, Inc. (Venezuelan American Medical Association) has brought together Venezuelan physicians living in the United States in a shared mission: to respond to Venezuela’s ongoing healthcare crisis while supporting the medical community across both nations.
Rooted in the values of excellence, altruism, and solidarity, the Foundation channels humanitarian aid, provides essential medical supplies, and fosters professional collaboration. In doing so, it strengthens the vital bond between physicians and patients during times of profound need.
Since 1993, CONIN Foundation has carried out a vital mission: to eradicate child malnutrition and ensure that every child has the opportunity to reach their full potential.
Through a comprehensive approach that combines nutrition, education, and family support, CONIN Foundation has built a network of more than 100 centers across Argentina and beyond. Its interdisciplinary approach not only prevents malnutrition but also strengthens families and communities– fostering health, dignity, and the promise of a brighter future.
Based in Florida, the Urological Research Network Foundation supports independent research focused on urological health, conditions, treatments, and medical innovation. The Foundation’s mission is to advance medical knowledge through clinical studies, educational initiatives, and community programs that promote safer, more effective therapies and improve patient well-being.
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