Emily Gordon Hallie Hughes Marcela Zablah “Haciendo El Salvador Más Seguro” “Making El Salvador Safer”

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Emily Gordon Hallie Hughes Marcela Zablah “Haciendo El Salvador Más Seguro” “Making El Salvador Safer”

What is Development? “Development should be synonymous with quality of life” “A good quality of life means not only having your basic needs met, but living life free from disease, hunger, and corruption”

Basic Information About El Salvador Population: 6,071,774 Total Area: 21,041 Sq Km Location: Bordered by the Pacific Ocean, Guatemala and Honduras

Biggest Issues  Economy  Crime Rates

Economy

Crime Ther e are 14 murders per day on average in El Salvador.

How Crime affects Development  Waste of human & social capital  Economic effects  Government distrust

“Nuestra Comunidad”  We would like to build a community center that will offer programs for both youth and adults  Community-based effort to combat violence and provide an alternative to gang life

Our Mission  To promote social cohesion  Reduce the risk factors of juvenile violence  Offer a safe space where youth and adults can feel at home  Increase opportunities

Potential Partners  Global Financial Education Program  Magicians Without Borders  Soccer Without Borders  Un Techo Para Mi Pais  Simply Help  USAID

Programming- Youth  Educational and fun after-school activities  Vocational Training  Rewards Program – Incentive to save  A safe place to be, and an outlet from gang violence

Programming- Adults  Vocational Training English Language, Computer Skills, etc.  Financial Education

Volunteers/Staffing  Permanent Director  Highschool and University Volunteers  Internship Opportunities  Local Staff Members

Location  On the ground research  Partnership with Un Techo Para Mi Pais in choosing a location

Budget Tentative Budget: Construction of Building: $1,500 Salaries: Security Guards (2): $750/month Educational/Financial Curriculum: $100 Sports Equipment: $0 Computers: $0 Maintenance Fund: $0 Total Start-Up: $10, Total Annual Costs: $9,000.00

Timeline for Future 1) Summer Research & Location Picking 2) Fall Construction of Community Center 3) Spring Opening of the Center, Start of Programming 4) Summer 2012-onwards- Community Center will be running, we will be improving and adding programming

Phase 1- Research  Finding Location  Partnering Local University  Recruit Volunteers

Phase 2- Preparation  Construction of building  Find teachers  Build trust and relationship with the community  Prepare programs

Phase 3- Implementation  Start classes  Increase participation  Activities with other programs

Phase 4- Revision & Expansion  Remittances  Future Peace Projects Ex-Gang Member Visit Awareness Campaigns

Conclusion We hope our Community Center will combat violence and reduce gang participation, while teaching a community valuable skills in hopes of a better future.

Questions?