Humber is partnering with a small NGO in Guatemala that works with a Mayan community to meet its development needs.

Come learn about more about potential ways Humber faculty and students can get involved.

A community needs assessment and initial meetings revealed possible opportunities for faculty and students to work with the NGO and the community in developing their capacity in the following areas:

• Nutrition and Healthy Eating
• Environmental Awareness (Garbage Collection/Recycling/Composting)
• Water Access/ Collection/ Conservation 
• Sustainable and Renewable Energy
• Personal hygiene and sanitation 
• Female and Maternal Health
• Early Childhood Education
• Financial Literacy, Livelihood (entrepreneurial skills)
• Farming/Horticulture
• Skills-based training (sewing and carpentry) 
• Tourism/Marketing Opportunities
• Communications: website development, video, social media strategy, promotion of success stories
• Fundraising for project(s) 
• Project design, planning and implementation of community development projects
• Proposal/Grant Writing

Register: eventbrite.ca/e/lakeshore-campus-information-session-humber-college-guatemala-initiative-tickets-21349163924

NOTE: a second information session at the North campus will be held