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In the Tegucigalpa area, the methodology was<br />

applied in the communities of Nueva Suyapa, Bella<br />

Vista, San Martin, Villa Adela, La Pradera, Nueva<br />

Capital and Flor del Campo with the participation of<br />

more than 700 children.<br />

“Disarmed and Educated” Villa Adela, DC<br />

The campaign was also carried out by the Choloma<br />

chapter of JCVH in the Lopez Arellano community,<br />

with 150 children participating, and in San Pedro<br />

Sula at the Florencia and Francisco Morazán<br />

schools, which benefited an additional 220 children.<br />

<br />

Prevention Ambassadors<br />

In order to increase JCVH membership on a community level and, at the same time to<br />

involve organized young people from vulnerable neighborhoods in violence<br />

prevention activities in their communities, an initiative called “Prevention<br />

Ambassadors” was designed and implemented in the Nueva Capital and Bella Vista<br />

communities.<br />

During the next quarter the initiative will be carried out in at least four more<br />

communities.<br />

<br />

Decorating my Neighborhood (Choloma and La Ceiba chapters)<br />

In order to transmit a message of peace through<br />

visual images, murals were painted in the Lopez<br />

Arellano neighborhood in Choloma, and in a public<br />

sports field in the municipality of La Ceiba. The<br />

activity also served the purpose of publicizing<br />

JCVH’s activities and increasing the number of<br />

volunteers at both chapters. In Choloma, the<br />

municipal government was so impressed by the<br />

initiative that they donated paint so that more murals<br />

can be painted.<br />

Mural painted in Choloma<br />

<br />

JCVH Television Program (Tegucigalpa and La Ceiba chapters)<br />

During this quarter the television programs on the national TV channel were<br />

continued. Six programs were produced, dealing with such issues as Risk Factors<br />

Associated with Violence, Successful Youth (which highlighted the skills and talents<br />

of young people), Unemployment in Honduras, Violence in the Media and Prevention<br />

Ambassadors (a new JCVH initiative to organize cells of Youth against Violence in<br />

vulnerable communities); there was also a program to celebrate the first anniversary<br />

of the JCVH TV program production.<br />

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