About The Youth Connection
In Mexico, speaking English can change lives. The majority of the economy in Playa Del Carmen, where our projects are based, flourishes from tourism. Being able to speak English is a valuable asset that provides job opportunities. However, the economy is unstable. Children are often left on the streets to earn livings for their families, selling trinkets. It is our philosophy that young children belong in school. This is where The Youth Connection steps in.
Part One: School Supplies
Part one of our mission is providing adequate school supplies. The students at DIF schools, as well as other rural schools, are not always equipped with the educational necessities they need in order to succeed. We fundraise to purchase and distribute school supplies to both students and teachers.
Part Two:
Part two of our mission is to build the students’ confidence speaking English, as well as realizing the importance of remaining in school. Volunteers speak with the students, and ensure that they are aware that they hold the power of the future.
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11-50 employees
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Fundraising
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Toronto, Ontario M5H 2N2, CA
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2014
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Social Services, Education, Fund-Raising, Philanthropy
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Grenae Dudley is the CEO of The Youth Connection. To contact Grenae Dudley email at [email protected].
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