The Borro Neighbourhood Ecumenical Work (Oebb) is a non-profit, social, and cultural association managed by the Pablo de Tarso Foundation. Since its establishment in 1978, Oebb has been dedicated to improving the lives of individuals in the Borro neighborhood, specifically children, adolescents, and women living in the economically vulnerable Casavalle basin of Montevideo.

Oebb offers a wide range of services and initiatives, including educational, recreational, training, and food programs. Through these efforts, Oebb aims to foster social inclusion, community organization, and local development. The association has gained recognition in the neighborhood and has become a reference point for the nearby community.

With a mission to guarantee the exercise of community rights and promote social justice, Oebb envisions a society built on autonomy, cooperation, diversity, and freedom. Their location in the Borro neighborhood allows them to directly address the pressing needs of the population, such as housing conditions, education gaps, and employment challenges.

With over 43 years of experience, the Borro Neighbourhood Ecumenical Work stands as a testament to their commitment to creating positive change in the community. If you're interested in learning more about their history and transformative journey, you can explore their website.