Centro Bilingüe Internacional Amigos
Friends International Bilingual Center
"It is better to receive good instruction than riches."
"Mejor recibir la buena instrucción que las riquezas."
Address/Direccion: Zona Miraflores, Avenida Hugo Estrada, Nro. 78. Oficina 406, Piso 4, la Paz -Bolivia
Biosand Filters Project
Bolivian Quaker Youth and the water crisis. Climate change has had a large impact over the last 20 years in Bolivia. Recently young Friends have been building biosand water filters for providing clean and safe water to Bolivians who do not have water due to extreme droughts and flooding. Each biosand filter costs $50, which can be used by two or three families since it provides 72 liters per day.
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For more information on how to support this project contact us at centrobilingueamigos7bo@gmail.com
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International Quaker Youth Project
Young Friends from different countries have done activities to share their faith and work.
Contact us about this project at centrobilingueamigos7bo@gmail.com
Food Security Project
Young Friends working on Food Security Project that consists of providing potatoes to families in the Bolivian Altiplano. These families lost their crops due to the severe drought in 2022. In the first stage of this project from March to June, 2023 we distributed potatoes to 150 families. Each family received 100 pounds of potatoes to sustain their families. The cost of potatoes per family was $50 (U.S. funds). Click on the reports to read the stories and see photos of this project: Project Rport 1, Report 2, Project 3​​
In our second stage of this project from September to November, 2023 more than 300 families received seed potatoes for sowing in October and early November of 2023. We distributed 125 pounds of seed potatoes to each family at a cost of $50 (U.S. funds) per family. Click on the reports to read the stories and see the photos of this project: Seed potatoes Report 1, Report 2, Report 3, Report 4
2024 FSP: Seed Potatoes
This year we continue helping families in the communities that were affected by climate change. There is a need for food to sustain their families. So, we distribute rice, oil and sugar to families as part of our third stage of this project. See pictures and stories about it, click on the article- report 1; -report 2; -report 3.
Also in October and November, 2024 we will be distributing 125 pounds of seed potatoes to each family in indigenous communities. Please, donate $50 to support one family:
Dotonations can be made through the FIBC website.
Use the "Donate" button on our Give page or send a check, for details contact centrobilingueamigos7bo@gmail.com