Qosqo Maki is a non-profit educational civil association that has been dedicated to supporting children and adolescents living on the streets in the city of Cusco, Peru for over 30 years. Affectionately called la Chocita by its users, the name Qosqo Maki means The Hands of Cusco in the Quechua language. Qosqo Maki offers a range of services and programs aimed at providing opportunities for individual and collective growth for young people.

They have six spaces, each with its own unique characteristics, but all working towards a common goal. Their services include a children's dormitory, providing a safe place for children and adolescents to spend the night when they have nowhere else to go. They also offer training workshops in areas such as baking and carpentry, providing valuable skills to the youth.

Additionally, Qosqo Maki has a library and play area, where they offer free educational activities for all. They also have a cultural space to promote access to the arts and provide a platform for artists. Another unique aspect of Qosqo Maki is their social tourism program, where visitors can support their social project.

For those interested in getting involved, Qosqo Maki offers volunteer opportunities and accepts donations to support their work with young people in vulnerable situations. Visitors can also support the organization by staying in their accommodations. Qosqo Maki also provides specialized resources on vulnerable children and adolescents to professionals, students, and anyone interested in researching and contributing to this population.

Qosqo Maki is a beacon of hope for children and adolescents in street situations, offering them a chance to build a better future through education, support, and community involvement