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PLB 2009 – USF Teacher Assistant Program

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STAND BETWEEN A CHILD AND HUNGER

Sacred Heart Primary School in Belize offers breakfast and lunch to children who otherwise would go without meals.

No Gift Is Too Small – Give Today!

About Us

In addition to working with children, USF students and faculty immerse themselves in the culture of Belize, growing in solidarity and learning more about this culturally rich nation. Today, volunteers and students are sponsored by Project Learn Belize in a variety of capacities, including the Teacher-to-Teacher exchange, the Teacher Assistant Program, and the SONHP Health Advocacy Program through USF’s School of Nursing.

Copyright 2013. Project Learn Belize | The University of San Francisco is recognized as a tax-exempt educational organization by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service. TAX ID#: 94-1156628

About Foundation

Under the auspices of the University of San Francisco, Project Learn Belize is sponsored by the University’s School of Education. Donations and proceeds from fundraising help in the purchasing of essential school supplies, books and technology. Besides supplies and personnel, Project Learn Belize is committed to the renovation and expansion of facilities at Sacred Heart and other schools in Dangriga.

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Donation Fund

All gifts to this fund are deemed restricted by the University, for the sole use and purpose of supporting the works of Project Learn Belize.

No financial compensation for participation is provided to any member of the USF community from this fund.

 
 
 

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