Jubilee House Community

MINISTRY TO THE POOR BY MEETING HUMAN NEEDS, PROMOTING RECONCILIATION, AND BY ACCOMPANYING COMMUNITIES IN THEIR EFFORTS TO BECOME SELF-SUFFICIENT, SUSTAINABLE, DEMOCRATIC ENTITIES. SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES FOCUS ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT INCLUDING PUBLIC HEALTH, RECONCILIATION AND ADVOCACY WORK, AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES.

EDUCATION: FIVE NEWSLETTERS (14,400 QUARTERLY) INCLUDING 7.350 IN ELECTRONIC FORMAT WITH A 41% OPEN RATE; 50 ZOOM MEETINGS (INCLUDING 556 PARTICIPANTS FROM U.S. STATES AND EUROPE) WITH POWER POINT PRESENTATIONS; REGIONAL / NATIONAL / INTERNATIONAL ZOOM MEETINGS; SIX DELEGATIONS AND SEVEN INDIVIDUAL VOLUNTEERS; PROMOTING TRAINING AND OWNERSHIP OF PROGRAM BY THOSE SERVED; U.S. / NICARAGUA MONTHLY HEALTH TRAININGS PARTICULARLY IN ASTHMA, DIABETES, SEXUAL HEALTH, FAMILY PLANNING, HIV, AND INFANT CARE (66 TRAININGS WITH 1,520 SERVED); COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH TRAININGS; CONTINUED PRENATAL AND NEW MOTHERS' SUPPORT GROUPS; MAINTAINED FOUR SUPPORT GROUPS FOR AT-RISK YOUNG WOMEN AND MEN WITH 80 PARTICIPANTS, AND THE LBGT COMMUNITY; TRAINED 22 MEDICAL INTERNS; DEVELOPED SOCIAL MEDIA EDUCATIONAL PRESENTATIONS; HOSTED 9 CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL EVENTS UTILIZING CASA BEN LINDER WITH 565 PARTICIPANTS. REMODELING CBL SPACE TO ACCOMMODATE LARGER GROUPS. INSTALLED DEMONSTRATION AQUAPONICS SYSTEMS (14) IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS. RECEIVED AND REDISTRIBUTED EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES AND RESOURCES.

DEVELOPMENT MINISTRIES - SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE / ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: 13 GROWER GROUPS IN COPROEXNIC REPRESENTING 3,000 SMALL FARMERS; MONTHLY MEETINGS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, ZOOM CONNECTIONS WITH INTERNATIONAL RESOURCES PEOPLE; PARTICIPATION IN INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTION CHAIN PARTNERSHIPS INCLUDING DIRECT SUBSCRIPTION EXPANSION THROUGH FARMER SHARES, LLC (50 SUBSCRIBERS MONTHLY); AND CONTINUATION OF OFFICE AND PROCESSING PLANT CAPABILITIES WITH 50 WORKERS SEASONALLY AND A MANAGER; ACCESS TO REVOLVING LOAN FUND AND ORGANIC CREDIT; ORGANIC SESAME (SHIPPED HALF-CONTAINER), AND 110,000#S ORGANIC COFFEE. DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVE BUSINESS MODEL FOR PROCESSING. PARTICIPATING IN RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS INCLUDING 57 AQUAPONICS SYSTEMS. SUPPORT FOR SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT. DEVELOPMENT MINISTRIES - HEALTH: DAILY GENERAL AND PEDIATRIC MEDICAL CLINIC PROVISION FOR 8,410 PATIENT VISITS; OB/GYN SERVICES; ULTRASOUND EXAMS (136); NURSING STAFF (ADDITIONAL 1,705 PATIENTS) AND PERIODIC MEDICAL SPECIALISTS INCLUDING 11 VOLUNTEER PHYSICIANS PROVIDING 947 EKG TESTS, 378 PAPS, BIRTH CONTROL FOR 798 PEOPLE, IVS (208), 72 CONSULTS / INJECTIONS FOR JOINT PAIN; CHRONIC PATIENT CARE (140); MEDICAL LAB TESTS (5,106). EXPANSION OF DENTAL PROCEDURES FOR 4,597 PATIENTS INCLUDING 43% PREVENTIVE CARE; WEEKEND / NIGHT-EMERGENCY NEBULIZATION TREATMENTS AS PART OF 1,712 PROVISIONS OF FIRST AID IN 31 HEALTH PROMOTER HOMES; 390 HOME VISITS BY MEDICAL STAFF. USE OF AUTO-REFRACTOR TO PROVIDE PATIENTS WITH 255 PAIRS OF APPROPRIATE-STRENGTH USED EYEGLASSES. TREATMENT AND MEDICINE FOR 12,075 CONDITIONS AND DISEASES. SUPPORT FOR RURAL CLINICS - MEDICINE AND STAFFING, AND MEDICAL ATTENTION.

RECONCILIATION & ADVOCACY WORK: HOSPITALITY (DAILY); TRANSPORT TO MEDICAL FACILITIES (MONTHLY); PROVISION OF REMOTE RURAL MEDICAL CLINICS; NEIGHBORHOOD RESOURCES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (DAILY VIA WHATSAPP & INSTAGRAM); LIAISON BETWEEN U.S. DONORS AND NICARAGUAN RECIPIENTS VIA ZOOM; FAMILY, DEVELOPMENTAL, AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COUNSELING (1,245 PARTICIPANTS); PARTICIPATION IN FAIR TRADE NETWORKS AND IN DEVELOPING NEW CONTACTS; MICROENTERPRISE LOANS AND PROJECTS (AS NEEDED); IN-HOME OUTREACH - DELIVERY OF MEDICINES; PROVISION OF 48 WHEELCHAIRS AND CRUTCHES FOR HOME USE. EXPANSION AND MAINTENANCE OF ALL SPACES FOR INFECTIOUS DISEASE PROTECTION. SPONSORED SEVEN DAYS OF HEALTH FAIRS REACHING 2,122 INDIVIDUALS. CLIMATE ADVOCACY -EXPANSION OF SOLAR PANELS INSTALLATIONS IN TWO CENTRAL LOCATIONS LOWERING THE ELECTRIC BILL.