About Para Ti Global
Our Story
Para Ti Global (PTG) was born out of a simple but powerful realization: poverty exists everywhere, even in places that seem prosperous. In 2014, during a family trip to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, Sophia and Luke Anderson witnessed extreme poverty firsthand while visiting a local city dump and nearby underserved communities. This experience led them to take action, founding Para Ti Global on January 28, 2015.
Since then, PTG has grown from a small, family-led effort into a global nonprofit dedicated to helping children in need. Over the years, we have launched initiatives such as:
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Monthly feeding programs in the Philippines
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Disaster relief efforts, including typhoon recovery missions
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Project Protect, which distributed thousands of masks and hygiene kits to combat COVID-19
While these programs have impacted thousands of lives, we recognized a deeper, systemic need—one that goes beyond short-term aid. That realization led to PTG’s next chapter.
Our New Mission: A Health-Focused Future
In 2025, PTG pivoted to focus on a core, long-term solution to childhood poverty: access to health care. While we will continue supporting many of our past initiatives, our primary efforts will now be dedicated to:
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Building and sustaining health clinics in underserved communities
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Providing life-saving medical care and preventive health education
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Advocating for policies that expand healthcare access for vulnerable children
Through this shift, we are ensuring that our impact is lasting, sustainable, and life-changing for children who need it most.
What We Do
Health Clinics
We build, staff, and maintain health clinics in areas where children lack access to basic medical care. These facilities offer:
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General medical treatment for children and families
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Preventive health services, vaccinations, and screenings
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Mobile health outreach for remote communities
Health Education
Beyond treatment, we empower communities with knowledge to keep children healthy. Our health education initiatives include:
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Workshops on disease prevention, hygiene, and nutrition
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School-based health education programs
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Safety campaigns on topics like helmet use and first aid
Advocacy & Policy
We work to address the root causes of healthcare inequity through:
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Health policy research and advocacy for better access to care
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Public awareness campaigns on children’s health needs
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Collaborations with local and global organizations to drive systemic change
