Project Report
| Nov 8, 2021
Building communities!
By Shayle Havemann | Project leader
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Introduction
Our project is supporting, empowering and training our local community members and providing critical funding to allow this community to work together and build on the infrastructure to allow the local community to grow, develop education and work to create income-driven projects to become self-sustainable..
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We have provided the framework and support and worked closely with the community to tackle current issues and challenges. Providing training and vital funding to keep improving infrastructure to promote a sustainable future that generates local income and increased access to quality education. It costs $50 for one woman to joining a training and development workshop.
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Jul 12, 2021
Let's break the poverty cycle and close gaps!
By Shayle Havemann | Project leader
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Introduction
This community faces serious life challenges on a daily basis. Without support they are unable to break the poverty cycle. Government funding is limited and doesn't help our community, so we focus on empowering and supporting this community to tackle social and economic challenges and help implement solutions, designed by themselves. Solutions include infrastructure, minority inclusion, alternative income generation, education, healthy habits and conservation all that will protect lives.
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Education is key to breaking this cycle. Our project works to support, empower and train our local community members as well as provide critical funding to allow this community to work together and build on the infrastructure to allow the local community to grow, develop education and work to create income-driven projects to become self-sustainable. A $50 donation will cover the cost of one women to attend a full skills development course improving her employability opportunities.
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Mar 12, 2021
Community upliftment in 2021
By Shayle Havemann | Project leader
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Introduction
El Cocal suffers from high levels of immigration resulting in huge cultural differences and high unemployment, substance abuse and general despondency. This is a hard place to live, most often especially for children. Limited funding for schools means schools are only open for 1/2 days. There are very few safe spaces for both children and adults to gather, play & learn
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The most important part of this project is awareness and empowering our local community members to tackle the issues. With their passion, we provide the framework and support and work closely with them to tackle the issues. By providing them with the training and vital funding to build the infrastructure in the community we allow them to promote a sustainable future that includes local income generation and increased access to quality education! Just $25 will feed a child breakfast the most important meal of the day for the entire month!
Thank you for your support