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CEPUDO This education and development NGO recently finished building new classrooms at the Cofradía Centro OC at a cost of US$83,000.00. The Project was inaugurated on June 20, counting with the presence <strong>USAID</strong> Officer Ms. Gabriela Leva. In addition, CEPUDO invited other OCs to present proposals to receive funding for their construction projects. The construction of a new building for the San José Chamelecón OC, the construction of a classroom and an outbuilding for the Arenales OC, and the construction of a locale for the San Vicente OC microenterprise, was the three projects presented to CEPUDO for funding. CEPUDO will announce its decision about funding these projects at the end of July. IND. 7 Percentage of at-risk youth participating in OCs, whose self-described tendency of rejecting crime, gangs or illicit activities has increased At the end of 2012, 521 surveys were conducted (201 youth aged 9 to 13 and 320 from 14 to 29 year olds). The second round (R) of the survey began in May, 2013, however there were many difficulties implementing the survey. Much less than 50% of the original youth surveyed were able to re-take the (R) survey, and a significant number of the (R) surveys that were obtained had to be invalidated due to grave inconsistencies with their application. A complete analysis of the process of this experimental survey is currently being put together by AJHs ME expert, emphasizing issues to do with the realities of the Outreach Centers, the Coordinators and volunteers that were involved in it, and the context of the communities and its youths. This analysis will be used in order to learn from the experience, as many of the pitfalls and difficulties carry important lessons which can be useful for the upcoming YSET pilot and the OC program in general. This analysis will be included in the next Quarterly Report. IND. 8 Percentage of youth participating in skill building who are involved in income-generating activities as a result The main challenge with this indicator continues to be the verification if a youth that was benefited by the training or services offered in an OC has found employment or is generating income from self-employment. OCs have a constant offering of workshops and a good number of beneficiaries have been trained in trades, such as electricians, barbers, jewelry making, etc, and many work informally. It has proved difficult that beneficiaries report these income-generation activities, or if they obtain employment, to OC Coordinators. On the other hand, OCs do not count with the resources to survey former beneficiaries by phone, and Coordinators are normally quite busy with their multiple responsibilities to carry out this additional task effectively. 38
To June 30, 2013, a total of 125 youth have been identified as involved in income generating activities or jobs as a result of benefits or services found at OCs, although the actual number may be much larger: NUMBER OF OUTREACH CENTER YOUNG PEOPLE WITH INCOME LA CEIBA 1° DE MAYO LC 3 SAN JUDAS LC 1 ARMENIA BONITO LC 8 SAN JOSÉ LC 5 CHOLOMA LÓPEZ ARELLANO CHO 9 LA AMISTAD CHO 9 SPS SAN JOSÉ CHAMELECÓN SPS 21 LOS ANGELES 5 SAN ISIDRO SPS 8 SAN JUAN CHAMELECÓN SPS 4 COFRADÍA CENTRO SPS 7 RIVERA HERNÁNDEZ, SPS 9 PADRE CLARET 3 LAS PILAS 3 EXITOS DE ANACH 6 JAPON 10 OLIVOS VERDES 1 ARENALES 3 RIO BLANQUITO 3 DC NUEVA CAPITAL 1 NUEVA SUYAPA 1 FLOR DEL CAMPO 1 PUERTO LEMPIRA BROTES NUEVOS 4 TOTAL 125 39
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