A nation is not build upon the leaders that want to govern it, but through the efforts of the leaders that want to build it.
Promoting a Comprehensive education for students who have the potential to lead the change they want to see in their community

Student candidate profile

We support students who have the potential transforming their community, i.e. 18 to 25 year old students who have already demonstrated their commitment to transforming their social environment.

Inside this group of students, we find 2 subgroups:

  1. Students who temporarily are in a situation of economic hardship. This group of students will benefit from major financial support to complete their studies.
  2. Students who are not in a situation of chronic poverty, but who demonstrated their commitment to promoting community development processes, and who, similarly to the first group, have the potential to lead projects that tackle the causes of poverty.

What does Comprehensive education mean to us?

Comprehensive education implies that we accompany learning processes in the following 3 interdependent areas:

The whole program includes 12 hours/week for a student who has been mentored personally for 3 to 4 years.