COMMUNITY POLICING UNIT SUPPORTS STUDENTS
Eight students received scholarships from the Community Policing Unit to support their education as they transition to a new form.
Eight students received scholarships from the Community Policing Unit to support their education as they transition to a new form.
$600,000 worth of equipment and resources was donated to Belize's courts to improve the efficiency of the justice system.
Conservationists held a week-long camp for 60 students at Belize Elementary, teaching them about marine conservation and wildlife protection.
The Minister of Youth Sports and Transport announced that Camp D'Silva in Pine Ridge will reopen in September after adjustments are made following its premature opening.
A Cyber In-Country Sensitization Session and Training was held to educate stakeholders on cybersecurity following a ransomware attack on BEL's IT system.
the YWCA hosted a summer course for Kriol speakers to improve their literacy in Kriol and English grammar.
A swimming program for youths, sponsored by the Belize Police Department and Coast Guard, teaches essential swimming skills to 50 children in Belize City.
48 primary school students graduated from a summer camp focused on education and organized sports at Rogers Stadium.
Camp D'Silva in Pine Ridge was shut down, leaving parents and at-risk youth outraged and without a plan for the future.
Digital Connect Centers were inaugurated in Carmelita and Santa Martha, providing residents with access to technological resources and promoting digital literacy.
The Itz'at Steam Academy in Belize City is set to open in August, focusing on STEAM subjects despite ongoing construction.
Forty women from the Freetown Division completed a training program focused on life and entrepreneurial skills to empower single mothers.
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