By Dario Soto | COO
Dear Donors,
Thank you for supporting our Microprojects in Nicaragua! Our project is moving forward, we still have a long way to go but we wont stop until all our participants advance in their training for a better future. As you know, our POETA program understands the challenges that exist in developing the professional skills needed to meet the labor demand in Nicaragua. Partner organizations provide the physical infrastructure and staff necessary to implement sophisticated and comprehensive training programs, ensuring that the center will sustainably invest project resources to continue delivering results to beneficiaries. Your support allowed our participants to take a step forward in the direction of their dreams.
Over the past seven years, The Trust has deepened its experience in developing and implementing job-readiness and social inclusion programs for vulnerable populations, including at-risk youth, people affected by internal armed conflicts, and people with disabilities. Since its inception in 2005, the Partnership in Opportunities for Employment through Technology in the Americas’ (POETA) network of nearly 150 training centers have enabled over 76,000 participants to develop skills and attitudes that equip them with the tools to take on new roles within their economies and societies.
We invite you to support our projects in Giveforyouth.com. Each of your donations help us to grow and continue working so all youth in Latin America and the Caribbean have an opportunity for a better future, becoming agents of change in their communities.
Thank you again for all you have done to help this cause.
Sincerely,
Dario Soto, COO
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