Today I read an article that really surprised me, the note was titled "Three M-byas ask for help to go to college." Summing up a bit, are three young M-byas Guarani from Perutí community that is located between the towns of El Alcázar and Caraguatay, who completed high school and wish to continue their studies at university. Wish to pursue careers in Social Work, Tourism and Advocacy.
These youth, along with the help of the nuns who work in the community, were doing all kinds of efforts for the kids to continue their studies. Tentiva But all was in vain, they closed the doors everywhere.
What struck me the article is how any organization or institution knew or did not help, knowing that the dream of three young men is not as difficult to enforce. Because sometimes you do not need to go to government agencies to carry out a project, because luckily there are people who work selflessly and helping others without getting anything in return but the sastifacción and joy shared with the other. As it is in this case the group of volunteers working in the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences UNAM (see article "An example worthy of admiration). That works closely with Antonio and Crispin, two students from the M-b and Guaraní culture, and that this year has a lot of work with other young people who decided to begin its passage through public university.
is a great truth that Antonio said the day he did the interview, the guys that once they finish high school do not know what to do, because they do not reach existing academic offerings in Misiones province, because in other words, nobody cares that these girls to enter higher education, because if it did exist programs and projects nationwide. But do not mind and I can say with reasons, as the group of volunteers presented the project to nation and nothing more, nothing less was rejected, the only thing they asked for was funding mobility to move around the province to attract young people to study at university. However, despite having no monetary aid, the group continued working for the welfare of Aboriginal students regularly, and to recruit other kids who have the dream to continue studying.
So from this space, I want to know this group, I want the community missionary knows that there are people that if you are interested in and working towards the welfare of these young people as all have desire to improve, strive and be something in this life. With strength and dedication anything is possible, and as Antonio and Crispin, these three young people can fulfill their dream, to enter the university.
Articles in: www.territoriodigital.com/nota.aspx?c=0292436454185023
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