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The U.S. Embassy, the Kolbe Foundation, and the Love Foundation today hosted the closing ceremony of the Empowering Communities To Empower themselves program. It created Community resource hubs and worked to help former gang members from Yabourogh, St. Martin's, George street, Jump street, and Rocky Road neighborhoods learn vital skills and get a second chance at having a vital role in society. of rot somewhere within the command structure.
It's a program that Ambassador Michelle Kwan called very successful in supporting sustainable and equitable development in underserved communities in Belize.
Our 7 News team was at the ceremony near Majestic alley this afternoon and got to see the ECTEC from all neighborhoods come together to put the finishing touches on a very meaningful mural.
Ambassador Kwan also called the initiative a quote: " A positive model and proof that one can find greater success outside of gangs and crime." End quote.
