In 2015 the Boston University "Henry M. Goldman" School of Dental Medicine implemented a five year program of application of fluoride varnish on children's teeth from preschools in Estelí under the supervision of Dr. Michelle Henshaw. Every three months Dr. Henshaw visits the preschools to train and supervise the educators in the application process. This time, Dr. Henshaw wasn't able to come down, but the preschools did apply the fluoride varnish thanks to the coordination and support from the Ministry of the Family and Boston University.

Ito Yukiyoshi, our Japanese friend, and the "Association to Help Nicaragua" (Asociación de Ayuda a Nicaragua) have helped us since 2009 with the development of our solar panel project, which enables us to organize workshops about the elaboration, installation and maintenance of solar panels.

Every day people in the Cooperative's kitchen prepare food to sell to the students and participants of the different projects.

Hilda Duarte, coordinator of the vocational training project, makes bread.

Thanks to our Japanese volunteer Koki Takada, the music, dance and art project can offer one semester of weekly Karate classes to children.

Koki Takada with his group.

The domestic violence prevention program went to the health post in Isiquí, a rural community at the East of Estelí, on May 11th to give their monthly talk to chronic patients of a nearby community "La Quinta". The talk was about "Living together as a family".

People from La Quinta.

Cele and Axel Meyer from Illinois supported Superemos from its earliest years, especially following Hurricane Mitch. Together with their friends in the De Kalb Interfaith Network, they helped Superemos consolidate our model of integral community development.

Allan Parrales, artist and member of the Christine King Cooperative.

Hope Little of Chicago has supported our community programs in Estelí for twenty years, especially our health projects, assisting us greatly with her many years of experience mobilizing resources for health care projects in different parts of Nicaragua.

Judy Richardson from Oklahoma has made possible our teacher training program starting in 2002. Since then our team, working closely with the local offices of the Ministry of Education, has trained hundreds of primary school teachers in participatory methodology to improve their classroom practice.

On April 19th, 2018 the Cooperative Christine King and the Superemos Foundation organized a solar panel workshop, thanks to our friends in Japan who helped us with a donation of material and instruments. A group of ten students from the Nicaragua's National Autonomous University (UNAN) in Estelí participated and learned about the elaboration and installation process of a solar panel.

Second mural project of the year in honor of Fintan Kilbride (1927-2006).