The One Two Tree Association is registered as a Development NGO (DNGO) with reference number 2777 in the AECID’s DNGO Registry.READ MORE
This year we’re selling calendars to cover next year’s expenses. All thanks to Francesco Caiazza, the photographer and designer of this beautiful project. It’s a small wall calendar with complete photos on each page alternating with the months of the year, so you can frame or hang the photos without the year coming up.
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With this project we arranged seven wheelchairs for disabled children and made individual work tables for each of them.
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Nicaragua has many cybers that offer internet. But paying for internet is a luxury few can afford, so One, Two… Tree! has created the first free public internet access site in Diriamba.
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Last week, the first young people from the labour insertion programme started working.
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We have renovated the sewing machines in APAN’s sewing workshop in Diriamba. They used to work with old machines that moved with a pedal and only did one type of sewing. The new ones are electric, faster and have four different sewing functions.
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Things are going well and we have expanded our work in Diriamba. From now on we will not only work with children, but also with unemployed adults to help them find work.
We have signed a new agreement with the delegate of the Ministry of Education in Nicaragua (officially: Delegate of the Citizen Power of Education, watch out!). The agreement is very similar to the previous one, we have only added our new fiscal data and clarified the functions of each party.
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In view of the success of the last auction in London, we are going to repeat the party on the banks of the Vigo estuary with the Spanish festive ambiance as a backdrop. It will be on Friday, August 2nd at the Bar Patos. We are organizing it with what we learned in February, adding surprises and improving the plan to make it great.
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At One, two…tree! we dedicate part of our funds to educational project facilities in Central America. This time we have improved the wall of APAN, the local NGO we work with in Nicaragua.
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