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The Human Safety Net strengthens its impact in Argentina
The Human Safety Net launched the official Argentina Foundation, marking a significant milestone in the organization's mission to promote social inclusion and create opportunities for families, children, and communities across the country.
Following more than seven years of work through La Caja, the establishment of a local foundation represents a critical step in deepening our commitment to sustainable social development. The new structure will enable the organization to strengthen and expand partnerships.
Expanding Reach and Impact
The foundation creates new opportunities for collaborative agreements, mobilize additional resources, and generate greater impact by supporting more families, children, and communities throughout Argentina. This local presence strengthens our ability to address critical needs in early childhood development, education, and community empowerment.
Foundation Launch
On August 5th, we officially introduced the Argentina Foundation. The launch featured Daniel Cerezo, founder of CreerHacer, an organization dedicated to creating new opportunities and strengthening connections between institutions and communities. Cerezo's insights highlighted the importance of collaborative approaches to social development.
Multi-Sector Panel Discussion
A keynote panel discussion brought together leaders from the private and public sectors to reflect on the critical role of collaboration in advancing early childhood development and its impact on a national scale.
Moderated by Carla Ponce, The Human Safety Net Argentina Head, the panel included:
- Javier García Moritán, Executive Director of the Group of Foundations and Companies (GDFE)
- Agustina Randazzo, Director of Acceleration at RIL Argentina
- Rocío Marochi, Executive Director of Haciendo Camino
- María de los Ángeles Fava, General Director of Early Childhood, Children and Adolescents at the Government of the City of Buenos Aires
- Natalia Gualdoni, Social Worker specialized in adolescent sexual and reproductive health