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  • Religious AffiliationNonsectarianRemove
3 schools found |

  • Bradesco Foundation

    The mission of the schools of the Bradesco Foundation is to promote Social Inclusion, principally for the population in poor socioeconomic conditions by providing basic and professional education. We aim to act as a generator and multiplier of education and culture.

    Type of Student Served:
    Aboriginal, Extreme Poverty, Inner-city, Low-income, Non-selective, Rural, Under-achieving, Urban
    Type of School:
    Academic, Distance Education, Flexible Timetable, Information Technology, Residential, Year-round
    Grade Level:
    Pre-primary, Primary/Elementary, Lower Secondary, Upper Secondary

  • Free The Children

    "Children helping children through education"

    The primary goals of Free The Children are to free children from poverty and exploitation and free young people from the notion that they are powerless to affect positive change in the world. Through domestic empowerment programs and leadership training, Free The Children inspires young people ...

    Type of Student Served:
    Aboriginal, Ethnic/Racial Minority, Extreme Poverty, Low-income, Rural
    Type of School:
    Academic
    Grade Level:
    Primary/Elementary

  • People Help People

    "Health to grow. Education to believe."

    The mission of People Help People Corporation (PHP) is to contribute to the technical-professional formation of rural youth from the Regions of los Lagos and los Ríos, Chile, so that they may acquire the skills to enhance their quality of life.

    Type of Student Served:
    Aboriginal, Ethnic/Racial Minority, Inner-city, Low-income, Rural
    Type of School:
    Extended Classroom Hours, Residential, Vocational/Technical, Work Experience
    Grade Level:
    Primary/Elementary, Lower Secondary, Upper Secondary
  • Student ServedAboriginalRemove
  • +
  • Religious AffiliationNonsectarianRemove
3 schools found |

  • Bradesco Foundation

    The mission of the schools of the Bradesco Foundation is to promote Social Inclusion, principally for the population in poor socioeconomic conditions by providing basic and professional education. We aim to act as a generator and multiplier of education and culture.

    Type of Student Served:
    Aboriginal, Extreme Poverty, Inner-city, Low-income, Non-selective, Rural, Under-achieving, Urban
    Type of School:
    Academic, Distance Education, Flexible Timetable, Information Technology, Residential, Year-round
    Grade Level:
    Pre-primary, Primary/Elementary, Lower Secondary, Upper Secondary

  • Free The Children

    "Children helping children through education"

    The primary goals of Free The Children are to free children from poverty and exploitation and free young people from the notion that they are powerless to affect positive change in the world. Through domestic empowerment programs and leadership training, Free The Children inspires young people ...

    Type of Student Served:
    Aboriginal, Ethnic/Racial Minority, Extreme Poverty, Low-income, Rural
    Type of School:
    Academic
    Grade Level:
    Primary/Elementary

  • People Help People

    "Health to grow. Education to believe."

    The mission of People Help People Corporation (PHP) is to contribute to the technical-professional formation of rural youth from the Regions of los Lagos and los Ríos, Chile, so that they may acquire the skills to enhance their quality of life.

    Type of Student Served:
    Aboriginal, Ethnic/Racial Minority, Inner-city, Low-income, Rural
    Type of School:
    Extended Classroom Hours, Residential, Vocational/Technical, Work Experience
    Grade Level:
    Primary/Elementary, Lower Secondary, Upper Secondary

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