Nursery garden - November 2017
The result of hard work in the nursery garden and good rainfalls in September and October.

Allan Parrales working in the garden.

Corn
The result of hard work in the nursery garden and good rainfalls in September and October.

Allan Parrales working in the garden.

Corn

Sones Segovianos director Hannah Curteis in class with some of her students

students Brisa Molina and Frander Calderon with teacher Byron Guevara

Frander Calderón learns clarinet

sewing class students met to discuss the future of the project including the machines they need for its development

Superemos vice-president Hilda Duarte discusses with students their proposal to join
the Christine King Multi-Service Cooperative and how to make the sewing project more productive

art student mother Hilda Perez prepares canvases for the painting class

Mery Perez practices copying from a drawing

Mery's copy is of a portrait sketch

Alan Parrales working on a mural in honour of Dr. Peter Loewinthan and the late Dr. Lorraine Stansfield

Amparo Quiñonez and her daughter Angie help painting components of mobiles produced by the ceramic workshop
Once a month the Domestic Violence Prevention Program visits the Robledal, El Paraiso and Isiquí community to give educational talks to children from the local primary schools. In August 2017 the talks were about gender, gender violence and prevention of sexual abuse.

Every month the Preventive Health Program visits San Pedro, a rural Eastern community of Estelí. The program's coordinator, Gladys Ruiz, gives educational talks to the children and their parents about hygiene. The children receive a toothbrush, toothpaste and anti-parasite medicine.

Some students of Sones Segovianos are going to participate on a concert in Estelí's Municipal Library on September 23th.

Néstor Sarantes, cello students practices for the concert.

On August 24th, 2017 the Domestic Violence Prevention Program visited Estelí's "Casa Materna Luz y Vida" to give a talk about "Sex, sexuality, gender and gender violence" to 18 women. Casa Materna is a temporary hostel caring for expectant mothers, especially from rural areas.
