For these children, the earthquakes in Venezuela changed everything
The group has eight to 10 movable spaces across Caracas and La Guaira – the two most affected areas – where children can play board games, card games, do arts and crafts, and play sports, according to the group’s Emergency Response Manager in Venezuela, Andrea Lasso.
La Guaira, Venezuela — Ten-year-old Maria keeps reliving the moment she lost her mother and her life changed forever.
Last week, Venezuela’s acting president, Delcy Rodriguez, said the country’s Simon Bolivar Orchestra is teaching children to play musical instruments, toys are being distributed and the Venezuelan Football Federation has set up soccer fields for children to play on.
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