It won the 2006 Jaime Brunet International Human Rights Award for its work in Sierra Leone.
El Compromiso partners with foundations, governments, corporations, NGOs, and other institutions to develop and implement programs that impact the local and international community.
El Compromiso provides global services that benefit children, men, and women in 22 countries.
The foundation's primary objective is to help find solutions to some of the greatest challenges faced by the most marginalized and unprotected members of society, especially those in developing countries.
El Compromiso strives for the creation of a better world, one in which every person has free access to regular and sufficient alimentation, education, health, and housing, in an atmosphere of respect for Human Rights and the environment.
El Compromiso also dedicates a substantial amount of its efforts to public awareness campaigns.
The foundation believes that education and public awareness campaigns that address respect for Human Rights is key to building a foundation for sustainable development, fighting inequality, and essential to nurture a democratic system.
With the successful completion of these programs which aim to promote and defend Human Rights, the foundation hopes that by providing training and conducting public opinion campaigns will contribute direct or indirectly to prevent and eradicate some of the injustices which are widespread in the world today.
2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 Construction of dying floors for Magbonkonie, Mamankoh, Bubuya y Yebaya communities in Tonko Limba's Chiefdom.
Access to medicines and to the Health Center “La Trinité” for 80.000 people of the Mikono neighbourhood, in Kinshasa, DRC.
Building of 50 latrines in Tonko Limba and Bramahia chiefdoms, North of Sierra Leone.
2003 Support of the Rehabilitation project for children soldiers developed by the Javarianos Missionaries in Freetown (1999–2003) Madagascar Shipping books to the library of Hispanic studies in Antananarivo University.
Support Children and Youth with low-income levels to study in their Primary School in Managua.
IT lectures hall development in San José de Hellín School, Albacete.
1995 Health, housing program implementation Project in the 25 de Abril district in the City of Matagalpa, with more than 3000 beneficiaries Emergency Project in conflict areas: medicine shipment to areas affected by the war.