Education for 400 children in Guatemala

by Fly The Phoenix
Education for 400 children in Guatemala
Education for 400 children in Guatemala
Education for 400 children in Guatemala
Education for 400 children in Guatemala
Education for 400 children in Guatemala
Education for 400 children in Guatemala
Education for 400 children in Guatemala
Education for 400 children in Guatemala
Education for 400 children in Guatemala
Education for 400 children in Guatemala
Education for 400 children in Guatemala
Education for 400 children in Guatemala
Education for 400 children in Guatemala
Education for 400 children in Guatemala
Education for 400 children in Guatemala
Education for 400 children in Guatemala
Education for 400 children in Guatemala
Education for 400 children in Guatemala
Education for 400 children in Guatemala
Education for 400 children in Guatemala

Project Report | Mar 20, 2019
2019 up and running and plans for the year

By Dom Williams | Founder and Director

First day of the school year
First day of the school year

I hope all is well with you. We’re almost at the end of the first quarter of 2019; time is flying by! We are now in the second phase of our 25-year cycle; 1) introducing education, 2) introducing sustainable plans to help cover costs of the projects whilst continuing to cover the costs through donations and 3) with the projects sustainable we will concentrate on employment generation for the graduates.

For many years we have introduced education to hundreds of children and seen them continue from primary school, through secondary school and college so for us now to be in the stage where are adding in sustainable plans whilst continuing to cover costs is a huge advance from when we started. Thank you to you all for helping us get this far and for continuing to support us in the future.

It is Charity Challenge season once again and we will be heading to Perú and Ecuador in May to raise funds for all our projects so please do support the challenge by donating to this page.

Our school got off to a great start in Itzapa with all eight grades of classrooms full and being taught by our local teachers, most of whom came through the system with us from the start (phase 1!). Just the other day we bumped into two of our female students who started with us back in the early 2000’s and who we managed to get experience with a local accountancy firm a few years back: they are both now formally employed with that firm, earning critical income for their families back in the community.

As Guatemala was our first country we are well into the second phase of the cycle with the community taking more control and decision making of the day-to-day running of the school which is essential for future sustainability.

Thank you and all the best for the next few months and we will update you on the goings on, especially the Perú and Ecuador challenges!

Cheers

Final preparations for 2019
Final preparations for 2019
Art class
Art class
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Fly The Phoenix

Location: Clare, Suffolk - United Kingdom
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Project Leader:
Dom Williams
Antigua , Sacatepequez Guatemala

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