Hogar Nazaret

Hogar Nazaret is a charitable rescue home for girls, boys and adolescents living in extreme moral, emotional and material poverty in the Peruvian Amazon. It was founded in 2011 by Father Ignacio María Doñoro, a former chaplain of the Spanish Armed Forces who had previously carried out humanitarian missions in war zones such as Bosnia, Kosovo, Tangier and El Salvador. The home is located in the central Huallaga area of the San Martín Region in Peru, one of the most difficult-to-access areas of the Amazon rainforest. The organisation describes itself as a large rescue house that provides a new life, a safe environment and the possibility of studying and training up to university level. It places special emphasis on supporting girls and adolescents. According to its official website, more than 2,500 children have been rescued. Donations are translated into food, schooling and a safe bed, helping to restore the childhood of those who arrived with nothing. Hogar Nazaret is supported by a community of donors who can become "rescatadores" (rescuers) through monthly contributions or one-time donations. The website highlights urgent needs such as health, clothing, food and education. It also promotes self-sustainability projects, including the Fundo Santa Teresa de Calcuta, an agricultural and livestock farm that helps sustain the home. The organisation shares monthly stories and testimonies from the children and communicates its mission through videos and interviews. The official website is hosted on a .es domain and accepts donations in euros, indicating a significant support base in Spain, while its operations are based in Peru. The entity is registered in Wikidata (Q107328210). No parent company, owner or commercial group is identified in the available evidence; it functions as a charitable initiative rather than a conventional commercial brand.

Hogar Nazaret was founded in 2011 by Father Ignacio María Doñoro, a former chaplain of the Spanish Armed Forces. Before founding the home, Father Doñoro had carried out humanitarian missions in war zones including Bosnia, Kosovo, Tangier and El Salvador. The home was established in the central Huallaga area of the San Martín Region in the Peruvian Amazon, one of the most difficult-to-access regions of the rainforest. The organisation describes itself as a large rescue house for girls, boys and adolescents living in extreme moral, emotional and material poverty. Its mission is to provide a new life, a safe environment and the possibility of studying and training up to university level, with special support for girls and adolescents. According to its official website, more than 2,500 children have been rescued since its founding. Hogar Nazaret operates through donations from supporters, who can become "rescatadores" (rescuers) by giving monthly or one-time contributions. The website states that each donation translates into food, schooling and a safe bed. The organisation also highlights urgent needs such as health, clothing, food and education. To support its sustainability, it runs the Fundo Santa Teresa de Calcuta, an agricultural and livestock farm that helps sustain the home. The official website, hosted on a .es domain, accepts donations in euros, indicating a support network in Spain alongside its operations in Peru. The entity is recorded in Wikidata under Q107328210.

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  Hogar Nazaret is founded by Father Ignacio María Doñoro in the Peruvian Amazon.

Charitable rescue home for children and adolescents in the Peruvian Amazon, funded by donations and self-sustainability projects.

1. 1Hogar Nazaret - Hogar de rescate de niños del Amazonas Peruanohogarnazaret.es
2. 2Hogar Nazaret - Wikidatawikidata.org