The Ministry of Education is working to establish a national feeding program for children and held a workshop to discuss sustainable school feeding initiatives.
Teacher trainings in Belmopan focused on integrating immigrant children into Belize's school system and addressing irregular migration and human trafficking.
Patrick Andrews discusses the progress of the ICJ education campaign and upcoming public outreach efforts ahead of the referendum.
Belizean senators and project partners announced plans to form a Parliamentary Front against Hunger to improve child nutrition in schools.
Teachers from across Belize participated in a four-day training at St. John's Anglican School focused on literacy improvement.
Educators are receiving training on working with individuals with diverse abilities through a collaboration with the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association and the Pan American Health Organization.
Fifteen boys from Southside are training in barbering to improve their lives and reduce crime through self-employment opportunities.
BTL awarded 25 new scholarships to students at an award ceremony, continuing its tradition of supporting education in Belize since 1991.
The police department collaborates with BTL and other organizations to provide scholarships for at-risk students in Belize City.
The Belize Tourism Board and the Belize Hotel Association awarded scholarships to 10 young Belizeans to support their education in the tourism industry.
Consultants presented a report on child labour and youth well-being in Belize's sugar cane communities, highlighting safety concerns beyond child labour itself.
Over 200 kids from Belize City, Belmopan, and Cayo participated in a two-week agriculture summer camp culminating in a mini-rodeo.
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