In Nicaragua, the reality for many young girls is deeply troubling. The country has the highest rate of teen pregnancies in Central America, and nearly half—48%—are linked to sexual abuse. By law, any pregnancy [...read more]
In many rural and remote communities in Nicaragua, schools face daily challenges that go far beyond the classroom. Basic necessities—trained teachers, books, electricity, running water, and safe toilets—are often missing. Computers remain out of [...read more]
Under a relentless sun and after more than seven months without rain, the land around the village of El Portillo, Nindiri, Nicaragua could easily have been barren. Instead, what we found was something extraordinary—an [...read more]
With sandy beaches, seagulls circling overhead, and seafood restaurants lining the shore, the seaside community of Cedeño in Marcovia, Honduras looks like a postcard come to life. From the beach, you can see Nicaragua [...read more]
During our recent visit to Honduras, much of Central America was in the grip of an intense heat wave, with temperatures soaring above 40°C—especially in the dry corridor. So it was all the more [...read more]
During our recent visit to La Paz, Honduras, we met a group of young people doing something unusual with their phones — taking them apart piece by piece. In a world where many young [...read more]
After a long journey along a rugged, winding road, we arrived in the remote community of Dulce Nombre, nestled in the municipality of Marcala, Honduras. Life here is not easy—most families live in poverty, [...read more]
Kenoli is proud to share that Elizabeth Benítez from El Salvador and Jesferson Espinoza from Nicaragua have been selected for the Youth Catalyst Program of the British Columbia Council for International Cooperation (BCCIC) — [...read more]
When we turned down the narrow dirt road to Gloria’s home, we were met with a radiant smile that shone brighter than the midday sun. Her joy at seeing us was unmistakable, even though [...read more]
It was a jolting ride off the main highway—our tires rattling over a punishing, rocky road. But the rough path led to a place of quiet transformation, the women’s co-op known as Tulares de [...read more]
