San Pedro de Mangua is located on the Napo River. There are 63 families, with a total population of 280. They have a primary school with 66 students, a high school with 30 students, and kindergarten with 24 children. There are eight teachers. They have been in the AAS program since 2005. Improvements to this community include a camu camu farm and a community water treatment plant.

San Pedro de Manatí is on an island in the Amazon River. There are 40 families, with a total population count of 200. There is a primary school with 65 students, a high school with 69 students, and a kindergarten with 22 children. There are ten teachers. They have participated in the AAS program since 1994.

Santa Isabel is located on the Amazon River. There are 32 families, with a total population of 143. There is a primary school with 39 students and two teachers. They also have a kindergarten with 12 children and one teacher. They have participated in the AAS program since 1999.

Santa Lucia is located on the Napo River. There are 26 families, with a total population of 119. There is a primary school with 26 students and one teacher. They have participated in the AAS program since 1997. Improvements to this community include latrines, reforestation, fresh paint, and a community maloka (gazebo).

Santa Marta is located on an island in the Amazon River at the mouth of the Napo. There are 25 families, with a total population of 113. There is a primary school with 25 students and one teacher. They have participated in the AAS program since 1994. Improvements to this community include a playground, reforestation, fresh paint, a community maloka (gazebo), and a community water treatment plant.

Santa Rosa-Amazonas is located on the Amazon River. There are 57 families, with a total population count of 207. There is primary school with 48 students, a high school with 112 students, and a kindergarten with 14 children. There are 11 teachers. They have participated in the AAS program since 1997. Improvements to this community include a farm to raise agoutis, a type of rainforest animal, for consumption.

Santa Victoria is located on the Amazon River. There are 39 families, with a total population count of 198. There is primary school with 43 students and three teachers. They also have a kindergarten with 31 students and one teacher. They have participated in the AAS program since 2008. Improvements to this community are the building of latrines and a community water treatment plant.

Sapo Playa is located on the Amazon River. There are 42 families, with a total population of 189. There is a primary school with 46 students, a high school with 27 students, and a kindergarten with 24 children. There are eight teachers. They have participated in the AAS program since 1994. Improvements to this community include a playground, reforestation, fresh paint, a camu camu (a rainforest fruit high in vitamin C) farm, and a community maloka (gazebo).

Sucusari is located on the Sucusari River, a tributary of the Napo. There are 25 families, with a total population count of 126. There is a primary school with 31 students and two teachers. They have participated in the AAS program since 1994. Improvements to this community include a playground, reforestation, fresh paint, a maloka (gazebo), and a community center.

Suni Caño is located on the Amazon River. There are 27 families, with a total population of 131. There is a primary school with 31 students and one teacher. They have participated in the AAS program since 2002. An improvement to this community includes a camu camu (a rainforest fruit high in vitamin C) farm.