New! Prime! Hot, hot! It’s not that Pau Donés has composed a different song, nor has Lucia Etxebarria written a book that can be smoked, nor has Mariano Rajoy fulfilled an electoral promise. This time One, two…tree! has signed new collaboration agreements with associations that support our work.
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When vintage fashion languishes and Zara unifies styles for New Zealanders and teenagers from the Bolivian Altiplano, One, two…tree shirts arrive! These white fabric shaped testosterone magnets are the solution to your problems.
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These last weeks we have organized events and activities to raise money to finance our projects.
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This is working! Patrick arrived in Diriamba a few days ago and this week the first One, two…tree English classes begin!
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One, two… tree! Let’s go! We start the race and publish the website. Here you have all the information about who we are and what we do.READ MORE
At this point most of you have already heard about the political crisis in Nicaragua. Since last April, political protests have arisen across the entire country. There over 300 reported deaths, barricades are installed in most cities (including Diriamba) and the lack security and unstable circumstances make it impossible for international volunteers to carry out any work. READ MORE
This is probably the most important news we have announced in this section since One, two…Tree! was born. We have doubled our projects in Central America. From now on, we will also teach English in Guatemala. Before we had a project to finance and support another NGO in this country, now we will have an office with a permanent coordinator managing the volunteer work of our own organization.
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We have signed a nationwide agreement with the Nicaraguan Ministry of Education. After a year of meetings, calls, hopes and many delays, we have signed this new collaboration agreement with the MINED of Nicaragua.
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This year and for the first time, we have organized a dinner with all school directors of Diriamba, volunteers and representatives of the Ministry of Education. Basically, we had all stakeholders of our biggest project sitting in the same table.READ MORE