- Comprehensive Training Program for Children:
This project focuses on strengthening children's education, supporting them through tutoring classes. ANADESA serves in two areas; In Panabaj Canton and in the Chukmuk community.
ANADESA currently works with 90 children, from first grade to sixth grade, focusing on the following areas of study; mathematics, language, computing and reading, at the same time supports children in solving doubts about some task that has been left to them in the official school where they study. The Achievers also receive support in terms of materials so that they have school supplies necessary to prepare their educational work, they have access to computers and the internet service to investigate their homework.
The reinforcement teachers make visits to schools to obtain information about the progress or the need that the girl or boy is presenting during their classes at school and then reinforce the areas where they need support. In addition to visits to schools, home visits are also carried out to have a conversation with the parents of each participant's family, thus evaluating the responsibility of the parents and identifying barriers in the family that limit the participation of the child in the educational process. .
The Successful Adolescents program works the same as the Successful Children program, with the difference that adolescents study the basic cycle (first, second and third grade), therefore, it requires a high academic level of teachers so that they can support them. depending on the level of education required. In this project, students are supported with a monthly scholarship of Q100.00 so that they can cover the monthly fees in their institutes, they also have access to teaching materials, internet service, printing and photocopies.
- Training and Community Development Program for Women:
The Women's project consists of two parts: The first consists of training women on relevant issues for themselves and their families, all of this to encourage women's participation in society and this is done through training and workshops on topics of: Health and hygiene, food safety, environmental education, home resource management, self-esteem and leadership.
The second part consists of strengthening the family economy of women through small sales or income-earning activities. Supporting them on the administration of the small sale and advising each woman for the improvement of her activity. ANADESA provides them with seed capital and strengthens them for undertaking economic income activities.
As in the other projects, home visits are also carried out with the women to monitor and evaluate the economic income activity and the application of knowledge acquired in training. 30 women residents of the Tzanchaj, Panabaj, Chukmuk and Aldea Chacayá cantons are participating in the project.