It is difficult to fundraise for
AHMEN's Community Empowerment Program. I think when I talk to be
about our program their responses are all very positive, but I don't
think they see a reason to fund it. I have often wondered why this
is. Is it because we are raising money for education – and
abstract concept – and not for a particular person's livelihood?
If so, I can't imagine anyone reading the life stories below and not
saying to themselves “I am going to donate to make sure this person
may continue going to school!”
The following reports were prepared by
Dr. Byron Morales at the most-recent ASI-Jutiapa workshop:
1. Carmen Giron is the new coordinator
named by the Mayor's Office. She is doing the best job finding the
logistic support from the Municipality to cover materials and meals
for the workshop.
2. Yulian from the Los Laureles jewelry
school attended and mobilized three more women from this program into
action!
3. Gaby Munguia, one the youths
attending the program organizes group dynamics and role-play
scenarios to keep the Agents alert! She is part of the Youths Network
Program organized by the Municipality.
Education is so difficult to acces for
school children around Honduras. Imagine how difficult it is for
adults to access continuing education! Donate to fund ongoing
sustainable health education workshops across Honduras. You can
build the leadership and social capital of communities very much in
need of your help. Join us.
Together, we are the difference.
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