Education Honduras Project #43436

From trash dump to classrooms, transform 200 lives

by Grace Honduras

From trash dump to classrooms, transform 200 lives

Summary

Help us make a difference in the lives of the children and families living and working in the trash dumps of Honduras. Your support will empower them to break the poverty cycle and improve their living conditions. At Grace Honduras, a dedicated NGO, we are committed to fulfilling the holistic needs of these individuals, and with your help, we can achieve great progress. Together, we can give hope and change the future for hundreds of children. Donate now and be a part of the solution

$150,000
total goal

$87,543
remaining

130
donors

3
monthly donors

3
years

Challenge

Families living in extreme poverty are forced to survive on garbage dumps due to high unemployment, lack of education, and gang violence. As a result, children in these families are at risk of prenatal abuse, malnutrition, acute diseases, domestic violence, family disintegration, and various forms of abuse, including psychological, sexual, and physical abuse. These conditions can lead to persistent brain damage and learning and personality disorders. Grace is dedicated to addressing these issues

Solution

By donating to this project, you are helping Grace Honduras to change the lives of more than 107 families, comprising 200 students, who live and work in the trash dumps of Honduras. Our comprehensive approach addresses their needs by building a school, offering scholarships, creating micro-businesses, providing nutritional, medical, dental, and family planning programs, psychological support, recreational activities, house construction, and settlement programs.

Long-Term Impact

Your donation will have a long-term impact that will: - End child exploitation by providing care for babies from a young age. - Improve overall health by providing proper nutrition, medical and dental care. - Prevent gang recruitment by providing safe alternatives for youth. - Provide job opportunities and education for better-paying and safe jobs. - Educate from a young age to form new professionals and break the cycle of poverty. - Teach emotional resilience to help families cope with trauma.