Liberty: A New Place to Call Home
Liberty Foundation will open a new children's home in Ladyville to support up to 40 children from newborn to 5 years old.
Liberty Foundation will open a new children's home in Ladyville to support up to 40 children from newborn to 5 years old.
Fifty at-risk young men from Belize City will take jobs at the Chalillo dam site as part of a work program by Youth for the Future's Violence Reduction Unit.
The National Council for Technical and Vocational Education and Training was inaugurated to oversee new vocational training centers in Belize.
Top achievers of the Primary School Examination were honored at a ceremony, with awards including scholarships and recognition for outstanding performance.
The Belize Catholic Association of Principals of Secondary Schools condemned a planned protest by parents of Muffles College graduates following a cheating scandal.
The YMCA and YWCA are training lifeguards to ensure safety during summer swimming classes for children.
Two Belize Defense Force cadets received scholarships to attend West Point, becoming the first Belizean women to do so.
Eleven truancy officers in Belize City were retrenched, impacting their ability to help over 500 children return to school each year.
The Education Department has retrenched 11 truancy officers, leaving them with the option to re-apply for their positions in September.
Eight young men from Belize City completed a four-day trek through the jungles of Southern Belize as part of a personal development program.
Edmund Castro's BRITE program graduates housewives as tour guides, providing them with training and opportunities for employment in Belize Rural North.
Parents of Muffles College fourth formers plan their own graduation ceremony after the school administration cancels the official event due to a cheating scandal.
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