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La Casa de la Madre y el Niño

Project Information

Bogotá, Colombia
  • Over 70,000 children in Colombia have an active case with the child welfare system due to abuse, neglect, or abandonment.

All God's Children, 2025


Grantee
Casa de la Madre y El Niño

Partners
Fundación Tecnoglass

Casa de la Madre y El Niño

Bogotá, Colombia

Maestro Cares Foundation provided funding for much-needed renovations to La Casa de la Madre y el Niño (La Casa), the first adoption agency in Bogotá.

Phase I of the project converted administrative spaces into a playroom, built additional bedrooms, modernized bathrooms, established a tranquil study area to enhance the learning environment, and added space for psychosocial interventions. These changes ensure that children have access to welcoming and private spaces for individual interventions.

Phase II renovated and expanded the facility with a new clubhouse that provides age-appropriate recreational spaces. These upgrades provide safe and welcoming spaces for over 320 children, infants to 14 years old.

Phase III, funded by Maestro Cares Foundation in partnership with Tecnoglass, focuses on transforming the reception and administrative areas into a warmer, more functional, and welcoming environment for children undergoing the adoption process. The project includes upgrades to three offices, two family rooms, and the main welcome area, as well as improvements to interior carpentry and window systems. These enhancements strengthen security, improve the visitor experience, and create a more welcoming environment for children ages 0–17, families, staff, and visitors. On average, approximately 200 individuals benefit from these spaces each day, reinforcing the trust, dignity, and sense of belonging that are central to La Casa's mission.

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Project Start
Phase I: December 13, 2023
Phase II: May 16, 2025
Phase III: March 21, 2026

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Grand Opening
Phase I: November 17, 2024
Phase II: March 31, 2026
Phase III: January 2027

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Project Launch

Changing Lives, Building Dreams.

The Maestro Cares Foundation improves the quality of life of disadvantaged children and communities in Latin America and the United States. We do so by providing housing, educational programming, and the essential resources to support their growth and development. Through our efforts, we’re strengthening communities and helping children become tomorrow’s leaders.