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Fundación Tierra Viva
Venezuela roots
Source review: 2026-10-05
Your guide to Fundación Tierra Viva
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Reported work and places
Health and medical care; Protection and inclusion; Emergency relief. Reported activity: Venezuela.
Tierra Viva and Ayuda en Acción Venezuela report a completed psychosocial support session for health workers at the IVSS Morón after the earthquake, with emotional containment, self-care and stress-management support. This is staff-support activity, not a claim of medical treatment or food delivered to all affected families.
Evidence dated 2026-09-10. Publication date of a report explicitly describing a completed psychosocial session. The article does not specify the session’s calendar date; this is not an independently verified delivery date.
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Who receives your money
- Organization roots
- Venezuela
- Roots and operating base
- Venezuela community/programme roots; legal giving recipient based in Venezuela.
- Reviewed legal entity
- Fundación Tierra Viva · Venezuela
- Named recipient
- Fundación Tierra Viva · Venezuela
- Giving route
- Official Venezuelan foundation giving instructions
Current official donation page prioritizes Morón earthquake response and Costa Viva livelihoods. It authorizes bolívar giving through SPIDI in the foundation’s name and an international Unidos2Give option. Reviewed local recipient is Fundación Tierra Viva; international platform receipt and allocation remain separate checks. Gifts are not assumed to support the 2025 Warao programme.
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Country evidence and reporting periods
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Venezuela
Tierra Viva and Ayuda en Acción Venezuela report a completed psychosocial support session for health workers at the IVSS Morón after the earthquake, with emotional containment, self-care and stress-management support. This is staff-support activity, not a claim of medical treatment or food delivered to all affected families.
Reporting period: Completed session reported 10 September 2026; exact service date unspecified · Article body: completed session for IVSS Morón health workers; psychosocial first aid, self-care and stress management
Evidence stage: Reported services delivered
Organization-authored report. Support was delivered to health workers; no independent clinical outcome assessment or exact session date.
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Minimum public-source checks passed on 2026-10-05: named identity, official presence, recent reported activity and an authorized giving route with an identifiable recipient.
Minimum public-source checks only. Registration statements and programme results may be organization-authored. Live registry standing, bank ownership, payment settlement, use of an individual gift and field outcomes were not independently audited. No payment made. Country evidence describes its stated reporting period, not guaranteed delivery today. September 2026 article reports a completed health-worker psychosocial session; exact service date and attendee total are unspecified. Current giving priorities are the Morón response and Costa Viva, so the 2025 Warao health programme is not presented as an available earmark. Bank ownership, payment settlement and international platform recipient were not independently audited.
Official homepage names Venezuelan nonprofit Fundación Tierra Viva and RIF J-30339311-0. Different pages give inconsistent founding years, so no founding-year claim is used.
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