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In a celebration filled with music and dance, the children and staff of Casa Alianza Nicaragua gathered together on September 13th, to mark our Independence Day called “Fiestas Patrias.” The celebration took place in our main residential center, the Hilton Home, and was attended by the kids from both our Homes, members of staff, parents and family members, and representatives of the local community.
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For more than a decade, Casa Alianza has been tracking and reporting the murders and deaths of young people in Honduras in an effort to bring greater awareness to the violence that obstructs so many Hondurans’ path to a meaningful adulthood. Between January and August 2011 alone, there were 779 documented killings of youth under 23 years of age, of which 186 were children under 18 years of age. And today, an average of three young people a day are found dead in Honduras—victims of multiple forms of violence.
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Casa Alianza Nicaragua Receives International Guests: Four Exchange Participants, Thirteen Priests and One Ambassador
Casa Alianza Nicaragua had a very busy September with a number of visits from various organizations and individuals who support and promote the work we do. Continue reading »
Grounded in our belief that, “The Street is No Place for a Child,” Casa Alianza Honduras celebrated its 24th Anniversary on September 29, in honor of the dedication and care that has been provided throughout these years to homeless and abandoned children and teens.
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Fiestas Patrias: Casa Alianza Nicaragua Celebrates National Independence Day
In a celebration filled with music and dance, the children and staff of Casa Alianza Nicaragua gathered together on September 13th, to mark our Independence Day called “Fiestas Patrias.” The celebration took place in our main residential center, the Hilton Home, and was attended by the kids from both our Homes, members of staff, parents and family members, and representatives of the local community.
Continue reading »Violence Spirals in Honduras: Casa Alianza Honduras Launches “Violence Watch”
For more than a decade, Casa Alianza has been tracking and reporting the murders and deaths of young people in Honduras in an effort to bring greater awareness to the violence that obstructs so many Hondurans’ path to a meaningful adulthood. Between January and August 2011 alone, there were 779 documented killings of youth under 23 years of age, of which 186 were children under 18 years of age. And today, an average of three young people a day are found dead in Honduras—victims of multiple forms of violence.
Continue reading »Casa Alianza Nicaragua Receives International Guests
Casa Alianza Nicaragua Receives International Guests: Four Exchange Participants, Thirteen Priests and One Ambassador Casa Alianza Nicaragua had a very busy September with a number of visits from various organizations and individuals who support and promote the work we do. Continue reading »
Casa Alianza Honduras celebrates 24 Years of Service to Children and Teens
Grounded in our belief that, “The Street is No Place for a Child,” Casa Alianza Honduras celebrated its 24th Anniversary on September 29, in honor of the dedication and care that has been provided throughout these years to homeless and abandoned children and teens.
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