TECHO Venezuela
TECHO is an organization of young volunteers and residents of low-income communities in Latin America and the Caribbean working to overcome poverty.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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TECHO describes itself as an organization made up of young volunteers and residents of low-income communities in Latin America and the Caribbean, working through joint efforts to overcome the poverty in which millions of people on the continent live. Its stated purpose is "Building a Just Society Free of Poverty," and its mission is to mobilize young volunteers to carry out emergency response efforts in collaboration with residents of low-income communities and other stakeholders, developing housing and habitat solutions and strengthening community capacities. The organization states that it is present in 18 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean and works to ensure that no one has to live on a dirt floor by developing housing projects, basic services, living environments, and infrastructure. Its Vision 2030 is to be an organization that has transformed the quality of life for 1 million people who no longer live in mud-floored homes in Latin America and the Caribbean, through the mobilization of 2 million volunteers. TECHO also engages corporate partners through annual partnerships, one-time donations, internal fundraising campaigns, social and digital marketing campaigns, sponsorship of campaigns and/or events, community sponsorship, support for specific programs and projects, and corporate volunteering.
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