Your donations in action

Renewable energy grid

Fadcanic USA helped fund a small renewable energy grid at Wawashang’s Environmental and agroforestry technical education center. Specifically, your donation funded the reinforcement of the sporting facility structure’s roof, where over 280 solar panels will generate clean and renewable energy.

The small renewable energy grid will generate solar energy that will support 100% of Wawashang’s energy requirements. This project is estimated to be completed in the first trimester of 2019.

This small renewable energy grid project was done in partnership with Fadcanic. Blue Energy, and Fadcanic USA.

Wawashang’s Environmental and agroforestry technical education center

Wawashang’s Environmental and agroforestry technical education center is a multi-ethnic school that seeks to provide technical training opportunities to Nicaraguan Caribbean youth who have little or no access to technical education and who live in situations of risk and poverty.

It is located more than 300 km from Managua in the Autonomous Region of the Southern Caribbean; specifically in Pueblo Nuevo, Wawashang (Laguna de Perlas Basin).

The school’s main objective is: to provide technical training opportunities for young people from the Nicaraguan Caribbean who have little or no access to technical education and who live in situations of risk and poverty.

Full scholarships and internships are offered for three years work-study format for young people from all the territories of the North Caribbean and southern Caribbean of Nicaragua.

Careers offered

Carpentry and Woodworking Technician
Rural middle technician in agroforestry and environment
Residential and Industrial Electricity
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
Automotive Mechanics
Agroindustry and Product Marketing

These specialties have been prioritized due to their high demand in the labor market in the North and South of our Caribbean.

Students

The student population are adolescents and young people of both sexes, 14 to 29 years old, from indigenous, afro-descendant and mestizo communities of the Autonomous Regions of the North and South Caribbean Coast.