During WWII Swiss citizens in Bogotá help Swiss soldiers and war victims.

At the end of the war, the Foundation continued work for neglected and unprotected children in Bogotá with education, health and nutrition programs.

Swiss ladies consolidate the Obra Suiza .

Asociación Obra Suiza is (incorporated, chartered).

O. S. becomes a non-profit, non-government organization obtaining its Legal Status.

The Swiss House of the S.O.S. Aldea for Children is equipped and furnished, sponsoring its ten orphans.

Construction of Jardín Helvetia - Kindergarten in Bogotá´s Prado Veraniego neighborhood.

After many years of volunteer work, OS donated a Laser equipment and T.V. circuit for the Departments of Orthopedics and Burn Center at the Misericordia Children´s Hospital of Bogotá.

Construction of Jardín Obra Suiza – Kindergarten in Bogotá´s El Codito district.

After the earthquake in the Departamento del Quindío, nursery schools and libraries were rebuilt and a Health Care Center was constructed in alliance with Colegio Helvetia of Bogotá and the Swiss government.

Construction of a Community Center in San Carlos de Tibabuyes, in Bogotá´s Suba district.

After 60 years of existence Obra Suiza is legally transformed into La Fundación Suizo Colombiana

The Community Center of San Carlos de Tibabuyes is handed over to its community organization (JAC – Junta de Acción Comunal ).

the FSC continues with its different programs and activities, introducing new ones, like art auctions, all aimed at obtaining funds for the future construction of another Community Center focused more towards helping youngsters to find work.

Construcción de un Centro Comunitario de artes y oficios para niños y jóvenes en la localidad de Suba.