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The international aid organization CESAL has also interacted with AJH during the quarter, visiting Tegucigalpa OCs to explore possible ways to provide additional support. Although a formal work relationship has not yet been established, CESAL is expected to provide support to the Tegucigalpa OCs, especially in the area of employability and job training. IND.10. - Percentage of trained youth (former gang members and those from restorative justice programs) involved in income-generating activities. The reinsertion of rehabilitated gang members and juvenile offenders program with the Tegucigalpa Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIT) met and surpassed the targets set in its grant. A total of 39 youth received support for either self-employment through micro-entrepreneurial activities (37) or through receiving formal jobs (2), two more than the target of 37. The total number of youth trained in the “Dreaming my Life Challenge”, “Conflict Resolution”, “Entering the Job Market” and “My First Job” workshops was 84, also higher than the 75 originally planned. Training Sessions Number Beneficiaries as of June 2013 Dreaming my Life Challenge 52 Conflict Resolution 52 Entering the Job Market 39 My First Job 37 Resilience 9 Cellphone Repair (INFOP) 20 Beneficiaries with micro-enterprises: Beneficiary Microenterprise Kit Provided April – June 2013 Arelis Aguilar Sales of female accessories Initial Inventory Kristhian Carranza Motorbike repair Tools Felipe Amado Cano Cellular phone repair Tools Jonathan Flores Bread sales Initial Inventory Oscar David Bed linen sales Initial Inventory Montano 46
Jonathan Aguirre Cellular phone repair Tools Harold Medina Grain sales Initial Inventory Daniel Ortega Sale of articles for the home Initial Inventory Edson Alvarado Soldering Welding Machine and other Related Tools Christopher Ramos Wholesale of sweets and other Initial Inventory articles Jesús Lanza Hamburger sales Initial Inventory Álvaro Romero Sale of dairyproducts Initial Inventory Oscar Ruiz Sale of cellular phone accessories Initial Inventory Jose Villalta Meat sales Initial Inventory Edgar Ayestas Sale of dairy products Initial Inventory Brayan Vargas Soldering and painting Welding Machine and other Related Tools Mauricio ventura Home delivery (food) Tools Gerson Ortiz Repair of mini/blinds and other Tools José Enrique Barber shop Tools Cacho Edgardo palma Sales of cellular phone accessories Initial Inventory January –March 2013 Felix Valle Sale of School Supplies Initial Inventory Juan Martínez Sale of Women’s Accessories and Initial Inventory Items Oscar Valle Sale of Fried Chicken and other Food Inputs Skarleth Galindo Sale of Men’s and Women’s Initial Inventory Undergarments and Different Accessories. Meicke Bustillo Sale of Hats, Earrings and Different Initial Inventory Accessories Soldering Julio Montiel y Welding Machine and Carlos Flores other Related Tools Junior Escobar Soldering Welding Machine and Tools for Car Body Work Edith Gonzales Beauty Salon Accessories for Beauty Salon Edwin Mejia Painting Paint and Tools Jonathan Mejía Sale of Used Clothing Initial Inventory October – December 2012 Jairo Joel Montoya Sale of shoes Initial Inventory Jeffrey Flores Sale of tires and Cars accessories Initial Inventory Ever Aguilar, Jaime Gomez y Katherin Sale of School Supplies Initial Inventory 47
Page 1 and 2: ALIANZA JOVEN HONDURAS - USAID QUAR
Page 3 and 4: Annexes Annex I: Financial and Leve
Page 5 and 6: A grant proposal for National Preve
Page 7 and 8: This quarter, AJH raised US$388,332
Page 9 and 10: El Centro de Alcance 24 de abril en
Page 11 and 12: campaña “Ojo con la Juventud ant
Page 13 and 14: The following grants were formally
Page 15 and 16: with benchmarks of the Strengthened
Page 17 and 18: opportunity to present before the S
Page 19 and 20: In the Tegucigalpa area, the method
Page 21 and 22: A diploma course in “Liberty, Tra
Page 23 and 24: emains open and functional. The OC
Page 25 and 26: 24 de Abril (replacing the closed C
Page 27 and 28: Technical assistance to strengthen
Page 29 and 30: CHO LCE MDC PT O SPS TECHNICAL EVAL
Page 31 and 32: 6) Cámara de Comercio e Industrias
Page 33 and 34: visiting Puerto Lempira. A change o
Page 35 and 36: Las Pilas 35 López Arellano 61 La
Page 37 and 38: Inauguration of Las Pilas OC Buildi
Page 39 and 40: To June 30, 2013, a total of 125 yo
Page 41 and 42: A total of 193 received the TAL (La
Page 43 and 44: IND. 9 Number of entities that rece
Page 45: The idea is to implement a micro-en
Page 49 and 50: Implementing dynamic and innovative

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