Find out how women are making a difference inside and outside our programs By María Isabel López, country director, Nicaragua
Nicaragua
"The centre helps me think differently. The students who struggle in regular class learn the same subject easily here."
- Swathi, 10, India
- Swathi, 10, India
Sponsorship means possibility…
It means children, aged six to 16, are accessing new ways to learn through creative learning centres, which provide space to analyze, evaluate, question and, most importantly, innovate.
- WHO WE ARE
- HOW WE WORK
- WHAT WE DO
- COUNTRY SNAPSHOT
Child advocates
We provide children with tools and training they need to access education, overcome barriers and be a voice for change. We’ve had an office in Nicaragua since 1994.
WHO
WE
ARE
Partnering for change
Thank you to our implementing partners for making dreams come true in Nicaragua…
WHERE
WE
WORK
We empower youth
In Nicaragua, there’s an urgent need to understand issues facing youth — such as employability and gender equality. So, our goal is to empower young people with skills and knowledge to make informed decisions, break barriers they face and inspire positive change that will improve their lives for the better.
WHAT
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DO
Did you know...
- Nicaragua has a population of 6.47-million people
- The economic forecast is expected to weaken due to a fragile country context
- Noted as one of Latin America’s least developed countries, access to basic services remains a challenge
- The births per 1,000 teens — aged 15 to 19 — is 85 in Nicaragua, compared to eight in Canada
Source: worldbank.org
