"Education for vulnerable youth in COLOMBIA"

During 2025, Corporación Superarse achieved significant progress in improving the well-being, development, and quality of life of children and their families. Throughout the year, 91 children and 52 families were directly supported, impacting a total of 450 people directly and 504 indirectly.

As a result of our comprehensive programs, 90% of the children showed improvement in their nutritional status, and 100% received essential support including clothing, hygiene items, and school supplies. Additionally, children and adolescents participated alongside 31 families in the “Familias Amigas – Blanca Luz Restrepo” program, strengthening family bonds and providing psychosocial support.

We also built and equipped spaces within the boarding school to promote education, recreation, health, and overall well-being. These efforts were made possible thanks to the commitment of a team of 32 employees and volunteers who actively support our social mission.

During the year, we established partnerships with various governmental and private organizations, including COMFAMA, INDER, Fundación Soñar Despiertos, Red de Danzas de Medellín, Barbers ABC, Institución Educativa Manuel José Cayzedo, Institución Educativa Miraflores, Escuela Empresarial de Educación, Cosmo School, Franquicia Medellín, and Alberto Álvarez. These collaborations expanded opportunities for education, culture, recreation, and community development.

In total, COP $1,695,208,555 was invested to ensure the sustainability and impact of our programs. Looking ahead, Corporación Superarse remains committed to strengthening its initiatives, expanding strategic alliances, and continuing to transform lives through sustainable social impact.

Thanks to your support, our project Education for vulnerable youth in COLOMBIA continues to create opportunities for children and adolescents who face situations of vulnerability.

During the past months, we have strengthened our educational programs, ensuring that students not only have access to academic knowledge but also receive emotional support, values-based education, and the tools they need to dream of a better future.

One inspiring example is Juan*, a 13-year-old boy who joined our program earlier this year. At the beginning, Juan struggled with concentration and had very low academic performance. With personalized tutoring and mentoring, he has improved significantly in mathematics and reading comprehension. Today, he is more motivated, participates actively in class, and has expressed his desire to continue his studies to become a teacher.

In addition to academic support, we have been able to provide meals, school supplies, and safe spaces for the youth. These actions may seem small, but for our children they represent dignity, security, and hope.

As we move forward, we are preparing activities for the upcoming Giving Tuesday campaign, where every donation will be an opportunity to multiply impact and reach even more children who need access to quality education.

We are deeply grateful for every donor who makes this possible. Your generosity is not just supporting education—it is shaping lives, building futures, and breaking the cycle of poverty for vulnerable youth in Colombia.