In 1986, Carmen Fonseca’s son was robbed from the Sótero del Río hospital. It took 32 years to meet him again.

The Non-profit organization “Nos Buscamos” is made up of a group of professional volunteers who work so that families that were separated at birth, achieve the longed-for embrace of reunion.

At 38, Constanza del Rio, its founder, found out that she was adopted. Not legally, but irregularly. For years she looked for her biological parents and on her way ended up creating the NGO. Its database accumulates 7,000 people looking for their biological ties. To date, it has joined 300 families separated at birth. For years, child trafficking was hidden within the walls of Chile’s wealthiest class.