Business Development Program Business Start-Up Classes Joint Venture Business Program English Program Special Needs Children’s Program Work for Food Program Days for Girls Program (female hygiene) Education Committee Grant Program Library and Reading Literacy Program La Calle Real Clean Water Project Youth Council Leadership Training Student Intern Program Chari-Tour Volunteer Program La Calle Real Community
Our 2017 Charitour was a great success. We had more rain, which caused delays to our school visits. We did get the chance to go and be with the students for 2 days. We also had the grand opening of the community center in La Calle Real. There were hundreds of visitors with dancing and
Our previous trip on June 18-26 2016 was a huge success. The trip was 5 days of humanitarian work. We delivered supplies and worked on projects that will continue to benefit the community near the small village of La Calle Real. We participated alongside community members on various projects, including educational endeavors, and small business development.
December 2015 WWCRF was fortunate to have a Physical Therapist and a retired nurse on ths trip. One of the areas focused on was physical therapy that could be continued at home for some of the impaired children. Down Syndrome, hearing impairments, and motor impairments, were a few of the delays that were noted. WWCRF
I have had the opportunity to travel to Nicaragua for the last three years and do humanitarian work with the World Wide Child Relief Foundation, specifically being involved in teaching different forms of dance to the children of the very impoverished community of La Calle Real. At the end of dance class last year we
I spent time every day teaching various recreational activities and outdoor games to the elementary school kids–everything from kickball to jump rope. For many it was their first experience with any of it. I remember one boy, a 5th or 6th grader, who futilely attempted to jump rope. The timing completely eluded him: He’d jump
Sydney, a 12 year old volunteer with Worldwide Child Relief Foundation, decided she wanted to raise money for school supplies and a new printer for the elementary school in La Calle Real, Nicaragua. She emailed the principal of her school and got approval to sell Popsicles and ice cream sandwiches at the 5th/6th grade recess for
I’ve always wanted to do something to make a difference in life. Sometimes you seek these things out and sometimes they find you. World Wide Child Relief Foundation found me. I was presented with the idea of traveling to Nicaragua, and in less than two months later I was nervously, boarding a plane. The next
