Nicaschool

08/03/2022

21/08/2021

18/05/2021

Student participating in oral activities about greetings and personal information.

15/05/2021

Saturday course students activated

13/05/2021

Nicaschool includes food within its study program, due to the impacts of hurricanes ETA and IOTA, added to the sociopolitical crisis, the impoverishment of the Nicaraguan population and especially indigenous people has increased, that is why Nicaschool tries to provide a time of food for these teenagers.

13/05/2021

Nicaschool has started its English course and 2021 school reinforcement.

06/12/2020

We have delivered the first of thirteen food aid bundles with a month worth of food supplies to our students! We have seven additional packages ready please help us continue this work by donating to the Nicaschool fundraising page.

15/11/2020

A devastating hurricane has ravaged Central America with another hurricane on its way. The extent of this ongoing disaster is almost overwhelming with Tens of Thousands desperately needing aid. I as an individual I couldn’t hope to help everyone but I can and will help the 70 past and present students of Nicaschool. As the director and cofounder of Nicaschool Jezzell Violeta Mendoza Rivas and I will do everything in our power to help our students all of which have lost their homes. We will do this by providing food, clean water, education and if funding allows help rebuilding. I am asking all past and present supporters of Nicaschool to please lend their support in what is our greatest hour of need.

Hurricane ETA has devastated the Caribbean coast of Central America. There… Carlos Enrique Maibeth-Mortimer needs your support for Nicaschool Hurricane Relief

09/11/2020

Para este año 2020, la Oficina Nacional de Administración Oceánica y Atmosférica (NOAA por sus siglas en inglés) pronosticó la temporada ciclónica más activa de los últimos años. Desde la Sala de Situaciones de Centro Humboldt, junto con el apoyo de observadoras

07/11/2020

Hurricane ETA has caused material losses and great sadness in the indigenous communities and the city of Bilwi, we are going through a collective pain due to so much destruction, despite the humanitarian aid provided by the World Food Program PMA (WFP)UN has not been enough anymore that a large part of the population has lost everything, the Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua is one of the richest places in natural resources, however it is the most impoverished area of ​​the country, we hope to have your help, every grain of sand that we pay counts.
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02/11/2020

The disaster hurricane ETA category 4 and with a forecast to acquire category 5 will hit the Caribbean coast of Nicaragua, being a highly vulnerable population and with previous devastating experience of hurricanes, the population is preparing to survive, self-evacuations are being called in the urban area of Bilwi.