Invest in the future of care in Latin America and the Caribbean
Be part of the first multilateral fund that promotes solutions for people over 60 in the region.
The silver economy is growing, and with it, the challenge of transforming how we care for, educate, and prevent functional dependency in millions of older adults. With your philanthropic contribution, we're helping scale concrete solutions that are already changing lives.
Why donate or co-finance with us?
Because we have a validated methodology: More than 1,800 organizations registered in the first call, 348 applications, 234 eligible initiatives, 70 expert juries, 30 selected for acceleration, and four finalists who will receive strategic investment.
Because we invest in models that integrate social impact and economic viability:
We support companies and foundations with validated models, experienced leaders, high growth potential, and a focus on gender, inclusion, and digitalization.
Smart financing and support
We combine financing with technical assistance, acceleration, and access to networks of strategic partners, ensuring that each contribution generates sustainable and scalable results.
Your contribution drives transformative models that:
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They prevent functional dependence in older people.
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They train and professionalize caregivers.
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Strengthen care services in vulnerable contexts.
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Improving access to health and well-being through technology.
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They generate formal and decent employment in the care economy.
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How can you join?
Donate strategically:
Your contribution is channeled through the fund under a blended finance model, combining grants, philanthropic capital, and co-financing to maximize impact.
🌱 Be part of the community transforming the care economy.
What did we achieve?
More than 500 seniors have access to services such as telemedicine, telepharmacy, and telecare.
+200 workers trained in care with a humanization approach.
Empresas operando en contextos vulnerables con modelos digitales, escalables y sostenibles.
Active inclusion of women caregivers and historically excluded groups.
