Our Early Childhood Education Programs expose impoverished youth to the highest quality of education at an early age, providing a base to build from and the skills to break the cycle of poverty they find themselves in.
These programs offer at-risk youth alternatives to dropping out of school and becoming a statistic. Through innovative and effective new programs, we empower our youth to continue their education and take responsibility for their own lives.
Our Community Development Programs support our work in educating youth by providing the backbone of a strong community: a well rounded set of programs that allow the community to help themselves.
The DREAM Project provides quality education for over 2,000 children annually through 24 programs in 11 different communities affecting the lives of over 4,000 community members.
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What I like the most about the DREAM Project is how they teach us to study and how they show those in Cabarete their commitment to the best for everyone. I think the DREAM Project is the best thing that has come to Cabarete and it’s the best for children, youth and adults.
I like the Young Stars Program because I learned a lot and my teachers are very good: Massiel, Julie, Rachel, Mauri, Katalina, Taylor, Lindsey. And I like the Young Men’s Group because it taught me the good and bad and it explained my life to me. I enjoyed the Apprenticeship Program because it taught me many things about work. And all thanks to the DREAM PROJECT.
I have participated in DREAM for a long time. I want to say something about a person whom I met in DREAM. Her name is Laura and I met her in 2008. When I met her, I could not read. She worked a lot with me to help improve my reading. Sometimes studying made me angry and I would say I didn’t want to study anymore. But Laura would not let me. Laura told me to never think negative – only positive. She gave me a notebook to help me practice writing letters. Now, I know how to read because Laura helped me. Sometimes I cry because she is not here. But I’m glad because she taught me to read and always think positive.
