At Risk Youths Go 'Behind The Screen'
Eight at-risk youths from Belize City will assist in a music video production at Jaguar Paw for a week, earning a paycheck and learning about video making.
Eight at-risk youths from Belize City will assist in a music video production at Jaguar Paw for a week, earning a paycheck and learning about video making.
The Youth Cadet Service Corps celebrates its seventh anniversary with 200 recruits and plans for a festival in Belize City.
Fifteen police officers graduated from a two-week prosecutor's course aimed at enhancing their understanding of legal procedures and evidence handling.
The National Library Service is hosting a Valentine's Day event at the Leo Bradley Library to encourage children to engage with reading and arts and crafts.
Teachers at E.P. Yorke High School protested by calling in sick over the Ministry of Education's decision to reinstate an expelled student.
The Museum of Belize celebrates its fourth anniversary by opening an activity room for schoolchildren to learn about arts and history after school.
Guatemalan children attend St. John the Baptist R.C. school in Belize, fostering community ties between Jalacte Village and nearby Guatemalan villages.
The National Committee for Families and Children has published a guide for parents on recognizing and preventing child abuse in Belize.
the Kriol Council has released a Kriol Grammar Book to help teachers and children understand Kriol as a distinct language from English.
The Ministry of Education held a workshop to strategize on HIV and Aids education for children in schools.
Baptist Pre-School in Port Loyola received a donation of furniture and a water cooler from the Loyola Emergency Relief Organization and Area Representative Anthony Martinez.
The Catholic Diocesan Child Development Center has expanded its facilities to better serve the community's children with new dining and daycare spaces.
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