We are visiting educational institutions to follow up with our beneficiaries. We want to ensure they remain in the classroom and identify potential warning signs that could interfere with their educational process. Networking with schools strengthens trust and joint care for their well-being. Education, protection, and real support! 💙
In this leadership and generational renewal training, each member of our team is beginning to take on new roles within the Foundation. 🙌💡 A space to discover talents, strengthen skills, and prepare ourselves to continue building the future of our community together. 💪🤝
We held a very special meeting with parents, where they shared their ideas, experiences, and dreams to strengthen their environment.
During the session, we presented a training proposal on key topics such as community leadership, healthy eating, and food handling. The response was positive! Families showed great interest and willingness to take on a more active role within the volunteer program.
This is just the beginning of a process that seeks to empower families and turn them into agents of change in their community.
At our Soledad headquarters, we commemorated the Battle of Boyacá, joining the children in remembering the importance of our national holidays.
The Higher Education youth led the day, developing recreational activities, icebreaker games, and supporting the logistics of the event.
Additionally, we received a special visit from some of our partners and their families, who shared this space with the community.
At the Soledad center, children participated in the vacation workshops, a series of recreational and educational spaces designed to strengthen their emotional well-being, develop skills, and promote healthy habits.
A brief summary of what we experienced during our Community Leaders’ integration.
We successfully carried out a recreational and fun-filled day, where our beneficiaries enjoyed a series of traditional game stations and challenges that tested their skills. Additionally, we had the support and accompaniment of a group of volunteers from East Carolina University (USA), who spent a day volunteering at our Foundation. Would you like to spend a day volunteering with us?
We held the closing ceremony of our Vacation Workshops at the Lipaya Center and welcomed a visit from our international volunteer Santiago Fuisz and his family from the United States, who spent time with our beneficiaries and made donations.
We continue to reap the fruits of our Community Leadership project; these young people who grew up at the Foundation are now essential protagonists of the work we do with the community and are part of our Generational Succession plan.
Learning can be fun! We have started our vacation workshops in the Lipaya neighborhood, where exploration, experimentation, and play will be the learning strategy. And as a plus, the teachers are the youth from the Community Leadership group.