Social sciences teacher Gustavo Sanabria with women night class students

Alan Parrales the solar panel teacher with his students.

Making solar panels.

Sewing teacher Aura Lila with her Saturday students

The 2nd Nicaragua Guitar Congress organized by guitar educator Edward Grigassy brought together musicians from all over Nicaragua with visitors too from the United States, El Salvador, Spain and Guatemala. The Congress aims to improve the teaching of guitar and involved both educators and students for three days of workshops from July 7th to July 9th. Superemos donated the classroom space for the event.

Computer skills teacher Milagro Silva with her Saturday afternoon class

Educator Francisca Arcia in a foot painting activity with student Chale Francisco and his mother Jenisse

Annual Report for 2015

2015 was an exceptionally busy year for the foundation and its sister organization the Christine King Multi Service Cooperative. As in previous years our core programmes were secondary education for low income adult women students, music education for children from low income families, our preventive health care programme, our programme addressing violence against women and our various skills training activities.

In May students of the cooperative's children's painting project funded by Casa Canadiense helped reforest the river bank adjacent to the Superemos community project centre, now the rainfall seems to have returned to something like its traditional pattern after almost four years of drought. Each student has adopted a tree and will paint their tree every couple of months.

Computer and sewing classes continue throughout the year.

Computer skills teacher Milagro Silva currently has three weekly classes totalling over 20 students.

Sewing instructor Aura Lila Castro also has over 20 students for her weekly Saturday sewing classes

Sones Segovianos students practice regularly together with their teachers in preparation for future performances