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AmongPerquínandArambala,wefindthe community of Rancho Quemado, where around 120 families live. This isaveryactivecommunity.Today,it is trying to promote a project of entrepreneur-ship, small partnerships for the sale and con-sumption of eggs and chicken meat at 50% tobenefit people and improve their incomes andliving standards. Also, various organizations present intheareaaretryingtocombatmalnutritionamongchildren,identifyingtheirheightandweightandprovidingthemwithadailyrationoffood. In this area, the resources are very scarce, so children need scholarships to enable them to study and godparents and godmothers whogivethemthepossibilitytotillabetterfu-ture.

July, 2016.

Ivonne Valle is a Salvadoran who has been around the world. After li-ving in London for a few years, she currently lives in Australia with her husband, a famous craftsman jeweler Icelandic, and her daughter.She has sponsored a boy and a girl. She has been linked to FUNDEMAC for years, with enthusiasm and commitment and she recognizes that while having enough resources, she will always be suppor-ting this cause, because education is the best tool for improving the fu-ture of Salvadoran children.

Today in Rancho Quemado:

Our achievements:

Our godmother:

IVONNEVALLE

Main entrance to Rancho Quemado School.

RANCHO QUEMADO REPORTS

▪ Building a greenhouse where vegetables for consumption pupils are produced.

▪ Support and training the theater group “Rancho Quemado” through teaching various theatrical techniques.

▪ Delivery of school supplies to scholarships (boys and girls).

▪ Delivery of backpacks to scholarships by FUNDEMACand LatinoWorldRadio(LosAngeles,USA).

▪ Monitoringandacademicsupporttostudentsthathavebeenspon-sored.

▪ Constructionof a fishpondwith two tanks thatproduce fish forstudents consumption.

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With your help, we can meet our goal of 3,000 children studying in rural areas.

DURING TWO MONTHS

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HELP US TO FULFILL MORE DREAMS, SPONSOR!:

Our scholarships:

Rancho Quemado School:

LEONEL RODRÍGUEZ

Leonel Edilberto Rodriguez founded the Rancho Quemado Educational Complex in 1997. Since then, he holds the posi-tion of the school principal, while teaching science as well. As a di-rector, he is re-sponsible for all the administrative tasks that take him a long time. He is a very co-mmitted person and his level of moti-vation is so high that “in one way or another, he always does what he propos-es for the be-nefit of all children in the school.”Today, he dreams about 100% of stu-dents can get a scholarship in the future.

Teresa Argueta is sixteen years old and she iscurrentlytakingthesecondyearofhighschool.She has been sponsored for two years by the Spa-nishNGOSeedsofHope,throughFUNDEMAC.Shefeels very grateful and would love to study to be-come a doctor to help people. She recognizes that she never stops learning every day.

FromSeedsofHopeisalsosponsoredGersonAdonay,15,whowouldliketobeanarchitect.Gersonfamilyisperfectlyawareofwhatitmeansfortheirchildtogetthatkindofscho-larship,becauseitprovideshimwithmanymoreopportunitiessothathecanhaveabetterfuture.Gersonenjoythedailycon-tact with their peers, he loves sports and technology.

In the school of Rancho Quemado, there are studying a total of three hun-dredsixtythreestudents, fromMondaytoFridayandonehundredandthreeonSundays,fromkindergartentohighschool,dividedintotwoshifts,morningandaf-ternoon.TheycomefromthemunicipalitiesofArambalaandPerquínandalsofromHonduras.Infact,somespendsixhoursadaywalkingtoandfromschool.Thetem-plate is composed by a total of twelve teachers, four men and eight women. SinceOctober2015,thecenterhasagreenhousewheretheygrowpepperand tomato, and a garden where they have planted radishes, cilantro, green beans, spinach and pipián. Students and teachers are responsible for the care of both and, forthemoment,harvested,isusedfordomesticconsumption,thatis,forthedailysnackofchildrenattendingthecenter.Ithasalsobeenbuiltapondwithtwofishtanksand,fromthemanagement,theywanttoimplementaschoolfarmegg-layinghens next month. Inthecenter,therearevariousworkshops,suchastheater,music,danceandvegetablesthataredeveloped,anddifferentsportsareencouragedaswell.Forthefuture,theyaspiretobuildadiningroomwithitsownkitchenandamultipurposeroom,wherevarioussportscompetitionsandmeetingscanbeheld.

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La Soledad Neighbourhood.San Francisco Gotera.

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