Fundación Abriendo Camino (FAC)
General Information
- Legal Name: Fundación Abriendo Camino
- Acronym: FAC
- Country of Origin: Dominican Republic
- RNC/Tax ID No: 4 30 00518 5
- Geographic Areas: Santo Domingo
- Theme Areas: Children and Youth, Education, Gender, Health, Human Development, Human Rights, Other (Professional Training)
- Quantity and Type of Beneficiaries:
300 children and adolescents daily
Women on the Path Group (12 women)
Approximately 50-60 families monthly
INFOTEP classes (300 students)
The Team
General Coordinator:
Marie Bordenave, coordinacion.abriendocamino@gmail.com
Projects:
Alba Rodríguez,albarodriguezrd@hotmail.com
Board Members:
Direction:
Elisabeth Puig
Nelia Barletta
Mijo Leurent
Contact Information
- Telephone: (809) 681-1269
- Email: coordinacion.abriendocamino@gmail.com
- Address:
Félix Evaristo Mejía 165, Villas Agrícolas, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
- Website: http://abriendocamino.org.do/
- Social Networks: Facebook | Instagram | Youtube
| Vimeo
Contact Person
- Name: Marie Bordenave
- Position: General Coordinator
- Telephone: (829) 651-9139
- Email: coordinacion.abriendocamino@gmail.com
Operation
- Type of Organization: Non-Profit Organization
- International Affiliations:
- Years of Operation: 12 years
- Number of Employees:
- Number of Members:
- Number of Volunteers:
8
- Sources of Funding:
International Donors
Private Financing
Donations - Products/Services:
Education Reinforcement for children and adolescents
Training on the guarantee of and respect for basic rights
Family counseling and follow up
Education through sports, recreation, and technology
Continuing education for the staff of the Foundation
Psychological counseling and attention to the cases of children, adolescents and their families
Health services
Women’s Cooperative
INFOTEP Courses
- Total Income:
- Total Expenses:
Mission/Vision
Vision:
Contribute to human development, poverty reduction and crime in Dominican society through education.
Mission:
Provide a comprehensive training center, where children, youth and adults can develop their potential through educational, artistic, recreational and vocational training activities.
Values:
Solidarity
Tolerance
Integrity
Nonviolence
Responsibility
Discipline
Primary Programs and Projects
Educational Leveling/Holistic Education Program
Mediateca /library Program
Psychologial Assistance for Children and their Families Program
Scholarship for High School and University Studies Program Professional Training Program (INFOTEP)
Integrated Health Project (financed by the British Embassy)
“Women on the Path” Group
Education with Recreation Program (financed by Scotiabank) Volunteers Program