Mae El Salvador

Special projects: the organization continued support for two long-term beneficiaries: a. Rina, a young woman with cerebral palsy, experienced improved health outcomes, including reduced frequency of seizures and increased communication abilities. Her caregivers reported stronger resilience, and efforts are underway to increase her exposure to new environments through outings. B. Joseline, a former participant in the organization's youth ministry programs in el salvador, completed her third year at milligan university while double majoring in graphic design and business administration. Through ongoing scholarship assistance and mentorship, the organization has continued to support joseline's academic and personal growth, providing 2,000 annually toward uncovered tuition costs.

Youth camp: the organization held a three-day youth camp at jardn de los volcanes in el salvador, attended by 23 youth. Activities focused on spiritual growth, team building, and leadership development.

Other projects and programs: a. Church ministry and discipleship: in 2024, the organization continued its christian ministry through weekly bible-based church services, discipleship groups, and monthly outreach activities in nejapa, el salvador. 1 weekly church services: the organization held weekly worship services, with an average attendance of 50 participants. Services provided biblical teaching, fellowship, and opportunities for spiritual growth for youth, families, and the surrounding community 2 discipleship groups: five separate discipleship groups met weekly, offering structured small-group study, mentorship, and support to participants. In addition, one-on-one christian discipleship was provided to a total of 28 youth across all ministry programs. 3 monthly youth activities: the organization held nine monthly activities focused on building community, fostering mentorship, and exposing youth to new experiences outside their normal environments. Activities included outings such as hiking, camping trips, and visiting local parks, designed to nurture physical, emotional, and spiritual development in a safe, christ-centered setting. Through these efforts, the organization worked to fulfill its mission of making disciples, nurturing faith, and encouraging christ-centered leadership among youth and families in the community. B. Sports outreach: in 2024, the organization offered athletic programs to at-risk youth: 1 running: 15 youth participated in training; 10 competed in four road races. 2 soccer: 42 youth participated in training sessions, community tournaments, and friendly matches. 3 softball: 12 youth participated in weekly practices and events. The sports outreach programs collectively served 69 unique youth and young adults in 2024. C. Facilities development: in 2024, the organization made significant progress on the construction of a perimeter wall around its property in el salvador. This project was undertaken to improve safety, security, and accessibility for current and future educational and outreach programs.