Charity website · 2026
Otra Cosa Network
A clear public website for a UK charity and Peruvian NGO, so supporters can understand the work, volunteer and give with confidence.
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01 / The brief
What they needed
Otra Cosa Network needed a public site that could carry its mission without getting in the way of the ask.
Otra Cosa Network is a UK registered charity and a Peruvian registered not-for-profit (NGO). It works on education, environment and empowerment with communities in Huanchaco and the surrounding area of Northern Peru, including informal settlements where many families face insecure housing, limited services and interrupted schooling.
The organisation needed a marketing website that explained its HELP programmes, made volunteering and donations straightforward, and stayed honest about who the work is for — supporters in the UK and the communities the charity serves in Peru.
The brief was not a brochure. It was a working public channel: mission first, journeys for people who want to help, and an editable site the team can keep current as programmes and partnerships change.
02 / What we did
How we approached it
We designed and built a marketing website the charity can run day to day, with clear paths for the actions that matter.
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Mission on the surface
Lead with education, environment and empowerment, and show how contributions support workshops and community programmes in Northern Peru.
02
Ways to help
Plain-language journeys for volunteering, donations and staying in touch, so visitors can act without digging through the site.
03
Programmes that read clearly
Space for the HELP programmes and related work, written so a first-time visitor can follow what the charity does and why it matters.
04
Editable after launch
A content setup the team can update as programmes, partners and calls for volunteers change — without waiting on a developer for every edit.
03 / Who it is for
The people the site has to serve
A site only works when each audience can find their path without a guided tour.
Supporters in the UK
People who want to understand the charity, follow the work and give with a clear sense of what their support is for.
Prospective volunteers
Visitors considering time in Huanchaco who need a calm, practical path from interest to getting in touch.
Partners and referrers
Organisations and individuals who need a credible public face for the UK charity and the Peruvian NGO behind the programmes.
04 / What changed
Outcomes we can stand behind
No invented traffic or fundraising figures — only what the project delivered and what we measured.
A public site that matches the work
The live site presents the mission, programmes and ways to help in one place, for audiences in the UK and people connected to the work in Peru.
Journeys that stay plain
Volunteering, donations and contact are treated as primary paths, not buried secondary links.
Room to keep it current
The charity can refresh programme and campaign content as the year moves on, instead of freezing the site at launch.
Measured performance
Desktop Lighthouse on the public homepage scored 99 performance, 100 accessibility, 100 best practices and 100 SEO (17 October 2026).
05 / Results
Measured on the live site
Desktop Lighthouse scores from a run on the public site. They are a snapshot on that day, not a forecast.
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