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Category: Education
How a family restaurant got a fresh start with certification
Fabiola Cuascota is so proud of her culinary certificate that she plans on framing it and hanging it in her restaurant. After […]
One woman’s nutritious catering helps low-income children and elderly in Ecuador
Before the pandemic, Gladis Ilimiquinga ran a small cleaning business, but all of that changed when she could no longer safely entire […]
New partnership provides child brides with rescue, safety, and higher education
Children in extreme poverty are often overlooked, but young girls forced into child marriages are virtually invisible. Child marriage is the greatest […]
Culinary classes help keep a family legacy alive
When visitors enter the Imbabura Province in San Pueblo, Ecuador, they’re greeted by a cute restaurant whose name Puerta al Imbabura—means “gateway […]
Inta-Kara five years later: Opportunity takes root
In the lush, fertile zone of Ecuador’s Intag region, agriculture flourishes. Economic opportunities, however, have been slower to take root. Much of […]
Reasons to give this Giving Tuesday
During the last two years, there has been an unprecedented need to help families struggling with issues spanning from food insecurity to […]
ASEA Employees Assemble Backpacks for Utah Refugee Children
In partnership with Utah Refugee Connection, the Advancing Life Foundation hosted a service project at ASEA corporate headquarters that will provide school […]
Mechanics Courses Changes Lives of Eight Siblings in the Parish of Garcia Moreno, Ecuador
As the sixth child in a family of eight siblings, 23-year-old Lennin Torres is amazed at what his education at the IntaKara […]
Pure and Helpful to Others: Why Rose Mary Skinner Volunteers
With her Hispanic heritage, Rose Mary Skinner is passionate about helping those in Acambay region of central Mexico in the community of La Rincon, to be independent and successful. When she heard […]