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STEM stars! Robotics camp graduates build a brighter future

La Vida helped power the dreams of 32 young students in Honduras when they graduated from educate.’s first robotics camp in June. The five-day camp – part of a STEM programme funded by La Vida - gave hands-on experience of scientific principles involving physics, hydraulics, electricity, programming, and design. The camp ended with a science fair, open to the community,…

Digital forum builds bonds across borders

La Vida's second Leaders Forum provided a digital meeting place for all our projects on 20th March, enabling attendees across eight countries to exchange a broad range of ideas, experience and advice. Representatives from 13 of La Vida’s projects took part in the online event, including our three newest beneficiaries – Project Somos in Guatemala, Plant your Future in Peru and Healing Venezuela, our first…

Update from Amantani -Transitions

Our projects are constantly updating us on their achievements, but we don'at always have time to post. Here is the latest update from Amantani Amantani-Grant-Report_Jul22-Aug23 (1)

Salsa Frenzy – 17th anniversary fundraiser

Join us to celebrate La Vida's 17th anniversary on 22th March to help raise funds for our health, education and environment projects throughout Latin America. Buy tickets via Justgiving We have some exciting items for our auction on the evening as well as a raffle. If you are not attending the evening and would still like to bid on one…

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Fundraiser 2020 – Auction and raffle prizes

Join us to celebrate La Vida's 14th anniversary on 5th February help raise funds for our health, education and environment projects throughout Latin America. Contact us for more information on how to buy tickets for the evening. We have some exciting items for our auction on the evening as well as a raffle. If you are not attending the evening…

Read the interview (pdf) with Ameen Hussein & Atena Ahmed of Student Dental Society, Barts and The London School of Medicine &  Dentistry

Having seen the detrimental effects poor oral health can have in the UK, which is a first world country one could only imagine how this may be exaggerated in more deprived areas across the globe. We hope that our contributions to Todos Juntos can be a driver for change for ourselves and other dental institutes across the UK to help children all over the world to improve their oral health “

 

- Student British Dental Journal, Sept 2019 issue: Barts choose “Todos Juntos” as their charity
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