The Belmopan Baptist High School is located in the capital city of Belmopan, in the Cayo District of Belize. Belmopan is a young and vibrant city and the seat of the national government. The school is home to students from across Belize, with a variety of backgrounds and ethnicities. Belize as a whole has severe educational needs, and even high school graduates often fail to pass certain educational standards.
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Presbyterian Day School is located in Cristo Rey Village in the Corozal District of Belize. This northern region of Belize has a diverse economy rooted in agriculture and a growing prominence of tourism. The village itself has a population of just over 1000 people, and is known for its quiet, rural charm and the friendly hospitality of its residents.
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he surrounding area of Ontario Village is an often-overlooked and very poor community in Belize. It is home to many Mestizo and Garifuna families, some of whom live on the hills surrounding the city center. While some families have running water and electricity, many do not. Most residents work in agriculture or local industries, with the annual income for most families falling under $2,500 dollars each year.
Cayo Christian Academy is a vibrant Christian school connected with Ontario Christian Community Church. The ministry has a strong foundation and is rooted deeply in Christian values and biblical principles. They recently stepped out in faith to build a brand new church and school facility—one of the best in the country. Though partnerships with U.S. schools and churches have been difficult since COVID, they remain faithful and are looking for a school partner to walk alongside them.
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The village of San Pablo is located in the Stann Creek District of Belize, nestled in a region of lush jungle and banana farms, near the village of Red Bank. The community is home to a population of approximately 280 residents, with many of the families being of Q’eqchi’ Maya descent. They are a multilingual community, with many residents speaking Q’eqchi’, Spanish, and English. The economy of the village is centered on subsistence farming, with families cultivating the land to provide for themselves. Over 80% of the community members live in thatch roof homes.
The school itself is a hub of community life and serves students from San Pablo and surrounding communities. The project’s leader, Mr. Pablo, is a dedicated principal who lives in the neighboring village of Red Bank and commutes to school by bicycle, embodying the humble and committed spirit of the local leadership. He personally reached out to GO Serve to connect their community with a group eager to serve.
