By Joshua Reed | Intern, Dreams Can Be
The project Circus is continually growing in many different ways. The recently gained a larger space to work out of and also received some help from the head of the city so that they are now able to pay teachers that were previously volunteering for the project. The newly paid teachers will now be able to put in longer hours and devote more time to working with the project and the children they teach. The recognition they recently received from the government and community has also vitally enhanced their reputation among their peers.
The main need that they now currently have is for some type of vehicle such as a Volkswagen bus that will allow them to transport students and teachers to and from the project. They also are in need of a video camera that will ideally be used to film the project and gain more recognition and support through this.
Some of the youths from the project have recently put together a group called ²trupe Retalho² which make presentations throughout the city. They are taking what they have learned and are now applying it which is the realization and fulfillment of the projects main goals.
Circus is continually focused on using social networks and culture to enhance the lives of the youths in their area. Their dream is to give as many kids as possible abilities and opportunities that they normally would not have the means to obtain.
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