Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
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Young People in Low-income, Gang-affected Neighborhoods in Southern Belize City Reflect the Violence in Their Environment With Violent and Disruptive Behavior, Which Can Interrupt Their Education and Even Lead to Gang Recruitment. Young People, Their Parents, and School Staff Lack the Skills to Address the Traumas Young People Experience and Resolve Conflicts. at the Iaf, We Support Community-led Approaches to Enhance Peace and Security by Creating Safe Environments in Traditionally Marginalized Areas. Our Grantee Partner Love Foundation (LF) Will Work Closely With Three Belize City Neighborhoods to Convert Vacant Lots Into Community Hubs for Small Businesses, Community Gardens, and Academic Enrichment, Where Young People Can Connect to Mentors and Tutors. LF Also Trains Young People and the Adults in Their Lives to Reduce Violence.
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