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Final ReportFrancisco Morazan SchoolLas Casitas, Honduras Field Impact ReportSanaï Housing DevelopmentL'Asile, Nippes, Haiti

Project GoalBuild a sturdy three-classroom building to meet the instructionalneeds of 98 kindergarten through sixth-grade students and fiveteachers in Las Casitas, Honduras.Project UpdateFood For the Poor (FFTP) is pleased to inform you that the buildingof the new Francisco Morazan School has been completed. Yourgoodwill made the following components possible: Completed preliminary activities Poured the concrete foundation Erected concrete block walls, including the beans and columnswith finishes Poured the concrete flooring Installed the roof and roof structure, including rain gutters anddownspouts Installed windows and doorsInstalled electrical and lighting connections Installed front metallic columns for hallwayPainted the school buildingConstructed gender-specific restrooms with ceramic tiling Installed sinkInstalled plumbing and sewage, including all fixturesDelivered biosecurity materialsConducted supervised visitsCreated and installed project signThanks to your generosity, students now have the opportunity toreach new academic heights while studying in a nurturingenvironment that enables them to thrive.

It was previously reported that the construction of the last 15 houses had been underway.

Since the last report, the houses mentioned above are reaching completion; they haven't been painted yet, as the paint wasn't available for a couple of months. 

Photos of 10 houses out of 15 are available via the link below:

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Project Update Project Goal

Improve the living conditions of 40 families (about 200 people) in Sanaï, Haiti, by providing 40 two-bedroom homes for them with water, sanitation, furnishings and solar-powered light kits.   

Improved Access to Education: A new classroom building provides a safeand conducive environment for studentsto learn.Enhanced Quality of Education: A dedicated classroom facility canfacilitate the use of modern teaching aidsand technology, and provide studentswith improved opportunities to engage intheir classes. Increased Enrollment: With improved infrastructure, morechildren may be encouraged to enroll inschool, increasing their opportunities Your charitable gift can lead to multiple ripple effects for studentsand teachers in Las Casitas:Thanks to you, the students of Francisco Morazan School will nowhave a comfortable and safe environment where they can grow andthrive. The new and modernized facilities ensure that no child has toendure inadequate conditions. This revitalized school will givestudents a nurturing foundation for education and development. Remaining Components

Paint the last 15 remaining houses

Project sign installation

TestimonialsDayli Vanessa Palma, the school’s director, wished to share hermessage of gratitude. “On this occasion, we are firstly grateful to Godand ... to all the people who made this possible,” she said. The director not only leads the school, but teaches 26 children in firstand second grade. She is beyond thankful for the transformation youhave provided to her school. “Thank God it is a wonderful experience,I thank God because today we are making progress in ourcommunity.” After which, she moves onto thank you: “Many thanks tothe organizations that supported us as they are benefiting studentsand teachers.” Lastly, she shared the following: “We have a building that will protectus from the weather and provide students with comfort. With thisbuilding the students will be motivated to come to class and thankyou for thinking about the future of the students in the community.May the Lord bless you.”

needed to teach. Thanks to your support, we were able to achieve thisdream in the community. Thank you very much, and God bless you.”You have made it possible for Giselle, Dayli and all those who work atFrancisco Morazan School to guide their students toward a better life.Education is a tool that can support a person as they fight to breakthe cycle of poverty their family has suffered from for years. Thankyou for providing the hard-working and hopeful students with a safeplace to learn the necessary skills to be successful.Giselle Palma is a teacher at theschool, who spoke to us aboutyour impact. She teaches thethird and fourth grade with 32students in total. She explained the experiencesshe and the students dealt withbefore your compassionateintervention. “Previously, we hada building in very poor condition,the children had nowhere to sit.”These conditions make for acomplicated learningenvironment, but your gift willhelp Giselle and her pupils thrive.“We are very grateful since ourchildren will be more comfortablewith all the conditions that are "Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice!"Philippians 4:4 About Food For The Poor

Food For The Poor, one of the largest international relief and development organizations in the nation, does much more than feed millions of hungry children and families living in poverty primarily in 17 countries of the Caribbean and Latin America. This interdenominational Christian ministry provides emergency relief assistance, water, medicine, educational materials, homes, support for vulnerable children, care for the aged, skills training and micro-enterprise development assistance. For more information, please visit www.FoodForThePoor.org.

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You made it possible to create this beautiful new building, fromthe first brick to its brightly covered exterior.

This new building will go on to serve generations of students.

You ensured that students and staff can practice safe hygiene.

These new sinks will ensure that students can curb the spread ofgerms and promote healthy habits.Please click the image to see the childrenusing the new handwashing station.

Students hold up signs showing their gratitude for theconstruction of their new school building.

These young women embark on their educational journeys intheir new classroom, made possible by your unwaveringsupport.

"You turned my wailing into dancing; you removed mysackcloth and clothed me with joy."Psalm 30:11

Thank you again for opening your heart to the students atFrancisco Morazan School. Please click the image to see morestudents enjoying their new school building.

About Food For The PoorFood For The Poor, one of the largest international relief anddevelopment organizations in the nation, does much more than feedmillions of hungry children and families living in poverty primarily in 17countries of the Caribbean and Latin America. Thisinterdenominational Christian ministry provides emergency reliefassistance, water, medicine, educational materials, homes, support forvulnerable children, care for the aged, skills training and micro-enterprise development assistance. For more information, please visitfoodforthepoor.org.If you would like more information about this report, please contactyour advisor.Please click these QR codes or scan them using your mobiledevice’s camera app to see this project's previous reportsand view this report online:2227DU1_BRev RevisedBudgetU2 UFP