Support women coffee farmers affected by the earthquake and forest fires in Colombia

In the wake of the devastating 7.4 magnitude earthquake and ongoing forest fires affecting several regions of Colombia, many women coffee farmers are facing damage to their homes, farms, and livelihoods, but also profound psychological distress.

To respond to this urgent need, SANA launched SANA Responde, an emergency response program providing psychological first aid to affected women. To mobilize quickly, we postponed the final cohort of our signature 5-month program and redirected those funds to launch SANA Responde, allowing us to provide immediate support to 15 women.

Through SANA Responde, women receive tele-counseling with licensed psychologists, emotional stabilization, and referrals when needed. The program addresses anxiety, insomnia, grief, emotional distress, and PTSD that can emerge after disasters.

We want to reach more women in urgent need and to do this WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT!

Want to learn more about our work and SANA Responde. Go to www.sanaprograms.org/sanaresponde

What’s included in the program ?

• Each participant receives:

  • Three tele-counseling sessions with a licensed psychologist.

  • A structured mental health assessment.

  • Emotional stabilization and psychological first aid support.

  • Referrals to specialized when needed.

  • Support to strengthen their emotional toolkit to better navigate the recovery process.

How much does it cost to support? 

• $230 USD supports 1 woman

• $1,150 USD supports 5 women

• $2,300 USD supports 10 women

• 5,750 USD supports 25 women

Donations can be made through this donorbox campaign. Organizations interested in larger contributions or partnership opportunities can contact us at: info@sanaprograms.org

What does your donation fund?

•  Your contribution helps cover:

  • Licensed psychologist fees for the tele-counseling sessions.

  • Participant assessments and follow-up.

  • Program coordination and case management.

  • Data collection and data analysis.

  • Bring the program to more women in urgent need.