Reportage from Cajamarca- America Noticias
In the heart of Chetilla and Los Baños del Inca, Cuarto Poder takes us to meet Jovita, Juana, Máxima and Gregoria, students of our literacy program with the FOCUS application.
Here is a selection of news from our work
In the heart of Chetilla and Los Baños del Inca, Cuarto Poder takes us to meet Jovita, Juana, Máxima and Gregoria, students of our literacy program with the FOCUS application.
The year 2024 will mark an important milestone for Dispurse as we work closely with students in the communities of San José de las Madres and Quinuapata.
We are excited to share that the Dispurse Foundation has been recognized as one of the winners of the Ruralia 2023 Challenge.
In the continuing effort to combat illiteracy and the lack of basic reading and writing skills in the northern region of Cajamarca, Dispurse Foundation celebrates the achievements at the end of the first year of its Community Literacy project in the province of Cutervo.
In collaboration with the technical teams of the Regional Government, Dispurse Foundation was part of the launch of the articulated program for the prevention and reduction of anemia and chronic childhood malnutrition carried out in the district of Cortegana, which is planned to be expanded to 30 districts of the Cajamarca region.
Dispurse and District Municipality of Chetilla sign an agreement to combat illiteracy
According to a 2019 national report of Peru, there are 3 million indigenous women whose fundamental rights are violated.
When we ten years ago started our journey to develop a digital education for adults with limited school experience, we realized that it would not be an easy task as the target group often has limited access to educated teachers, support and infrastructure.