Highlights
This year, 2025!
55 previously unemployed young people have become the solution to a longstanding problem, disrupting the sad history of Mayans’ meager access to early child education and flunking out of the first grade.
Over 600 kids ages 4, 5, and 6 are learning in small groups, using innovative activities. 95% are passing first grade and 80% staying through the 6th grade.
Dedicated men and women believe that all children in their communities deserve to have access to early child education
Let’s Be Ready has created a
dynamic new teaching model that gives access to the neediest children in rural Guatemala
Let’s Be Ready trains and equips community-minded young adults to teach children ages 4-6 in remote, hard-to-reach areas of Guatemala. By combining our culturally relevant curriculum, student-centered learning, best practices, and daily nutritional snacks, children are equipped to be successful every day. Extension activities, including gardening, art, and social emotional learning, add depth to our curriculum and instill curiosity about the world around them. After two years in our program, students keep succeeding at their own levels.
Recieve early stimulation on 10 different villages throughout Guatemala
600 Kids
95% of the kids that attended to Lets be Ready program stay in school all the way to six grade.
95% of success
55
Classrooms
55 previusly un used spaces now serve their communities and help to support education.
we have impact in 10 different villages educating the ones more in need.
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Guatemalan children deserve better.
Young newly literate women in Guatemala are giving them that opportunity, opening preschools in their homes and community spaces.
Founded by Guatemalan women they have over 50 classrooms, but thousands more are needed.
Fortunately, the program is easily replicable with an investment of $300 per child per year
which makes $3,800 per class per year. Don't hesitate in contacting us if you want to make any donation or have any doubts!
You would be supporting
Child nutrition
Educational innovations
Facilitators
Environmental protection
