In the year 2003, as a Peruvian resident in the United States of America, Mr. Aldo Carbone motivated Dr. John Rottkamp, an Anesthesiologist in NYC, to visit the city of Lima, Peru.

Early on, visits were to the neighborhood where Mr. Carbone grew up, an area called Valdeviezo. The majority of the citizens live here in extreme poverty. To initiate projects of support, they contacted the Club of Mothers "United Mothers of Valdivieso", in the District of San Martin de Porres, presided by Mrs. Yolanda Ccopa.
During these years, Dr. Rottkamp supported projects that reduced the malnutrition that many children suffer and also promoted projects to improve education and better access to universities.

In this way, humane support was provided to the poorest children of Lima, Peru as a social commitment, by mobilizing friends in the United States.