The International Q’eros Foundation is a Non-Profit Organization
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The International Q’eros Foundation was incepted by Elders of the Q’eros Nation. At the request of the Q’eros, our projects are developed under the direct authorization & permission of the President, Provincial Presidents and various Alcaldes of the Q’ero Nation.
All of the Projects are incepted by the Q’ero, and the IQF provides a “vehicle” for manifestation of the Projects into form.
The Q’eros Nation are the bloodline descendants of the High Priests of the INKA. They escaped the Spanish Conquest for over 500 years, and only “emerged” from their ancestral villages in 1959.
The vision and purpose of the International Q’ero Foundation (IQF) is to promote and sustain the Andean Cosmovision, the Indigenous identity and culture of the Q’eros Indigenous Peoples of the High Andes for the next Seven Generations.
IQF’s primary goal is to bring life sustaining relief to the Q’eros, while seeding into longevity for the future.
The Foundation will support a variety of projects in the Andes including the support of clean water, solar electricity, short wave radio communication, and education. We support the Q’eros through international gatherings, which provide a forum for them to communicate their message, and transmissions of their lineage to the whole of the Pachamama Earth.
Projects Areas:
Clean water purification systems
Solar powered electricity
The IQF also supports the Education of the Q’ero youth in basic academics, becoming proficient in Spanish & English, as well as their native indigenous teaching methods.
Solar powered radio-communication systems
The Foundation will organize and promote international conferences for public education, bringing into awareness our evolving consciousness through the Andean Cosmovision and other spiritual and traditional cosmovisions, which are shared.
Mission statement:
The mission of the IQF is to sustain the longevity of the Q’eros Indigenous Peoples of Peru, its native culture and heritage for the next seven generations; through a variety of projects in the Andes and world-wide.
