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 (14,000 QUARTERLY) INCLUDING 7.450 IN ELECTRONIC FORMAT WITH A 40% OPEN RATE; 9 ZOOM MEETINGS (INCLUDING 115 PARTICIPANTS FROM U.S. STATES AND EUROPE) WITH POWER POINT PRESENTATIONS; REGIONAL / NATIONAL / INTERNATIONAL ZOOM MEETINGS WITH 320 ATTENDEES; FOUR DELEGATIONS INCLUDING 28 PEOPLE; PROMOTING TRAINING AND OWNERSHIP OF PROGRAM BY THOSE SERVED; U.S. / NICARAGUA HEALTH TRAININGS PARTICULARLY IN ASTHMA, DIABETES, SEXUAL HEALTH, FAMILY PLANNING, HIV, AND INFANT CARE (36 TRAININGS WITH 748 SERVED); OTHER TRAININGS CONVERTED TO ONE-ON-ONE OR SMALL GROUPS DURING COVID - COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH TRAININGS; CONTINUED A NEW MOTHERS' SUPPORT GROUP; MAINTAINED FOUR SUPPORT GROUPS FOR AT-RISK YOUNG WOMEN AND MEN WITH 80 PARTICIPANTS, AND THE LBGT COMMUNITY; PRESENTATION OF COOPERATIVE AND ORGANIC DEVELOPMENT VIA MONTHLY ZOOM MEETINGS; DEVELOPED SOCIAL MEDIA EDUCATIONAL PRESENTATIONS; HOSTED 90 CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL EVENTS UTILIZING CASA BEN LINDER WITH 1,124 PARTICIPANTS.

DEVELOPMENT MINISTRIES - SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE: 13 GROWER GROUPS IN COPROEXNIC REPRESENTING 3,000 SMALL FARMERS; DEVELOPMENT OF COOPERATIVES WITH CONTINUED MONTHLY NATIONAL TRAININGS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, WEEKLY 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 42 WORKERS SEASONALLY AND A MANAGER; ACCESS TO REVOLVING LOAN FUND AND ORGANIC CREDIT; PARTICIPATING IN RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS INCLUDING 36 AQUAPONICS SYSTEMS; ORGANIC SESAME ($656,364 WORTH), ORGANIC PEANUTS ($484,000 WORTH), AND ORGANIC COFFEE. DEVELOPMENT MINISTRIES - HEALTH: DAILY MEDICAL CLINIC PROVISION FOR 12,826 PATIENT VISITS: FAMILY CARE, PEDIATRIC, OB/GYN SERVICES, AND PERIODIC MEDICAL SPECIALISTS PROVIDING 262 EKG TESTS, 375 PAPS, BIRTH CONTROL FOR 595 PEOPLE, EXPANSION OF DENTAL PROCEDURES FOR 3983 PATIENTS INCLUDING 64% PREVENTIVE CARE; CHRONIC PATIENT CARE (135); MEDICAL LAB TESTS (1,423); INTERNATIONAL VOLUNTEER PARTICIPATION. 96 WEEKEND / NIGHT-EMERGENCY NEBULIZATION TREATMENTS AS PART OF 566 PROVISIONS OF FIRST AID IN HEALTH PROMOTER HOMES.

RECONCILIATION & ADVOCACY WORK: HOSPITALITY (DAILY); TRANSPORT TO MEDICAL FACILITIES (MONTHLY); PROVISION OF THREE REMOTE RURAL MEDICAL CLINICS AND ONE WEEK OF RURAL VETERINARY SERVICE; NEIGHBORHOOD RESOURCES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (DAILY VIA WHATSAPP & INSTAGRAM); LIAISON BETWEEN U.S. DONORS AND NICARAGUAN RECIPIENTS VIA ZOOM; FAMILY, DEVELOPMENTAL, AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COUNSELING (1,731 PARTICIPANTS); PARTICIPATION IN FAIR TRADE NETWORKS AND IN DEVELOPING NEW CONTACTS; MICROENTERPRISE LOANS AND PROJECTS (AS NEEDED); IN-HOME OUTREACH SERVICE WITH HOME DELIVERY OF MEDICINES; PROVISION OF 48 WHEELCHAIRS AND CRUTCHES FOR HOME USE. PROVISION OF PPE FOR ALL STAFF AND MAINTENANCE OF ALL SPACES FOR COVID PROTECTION. CLIMATE ADVOCACY - INSTALLATION OF SOLAR PANELS IN TWO CENTRAL LOCATIONS LOWERING THE ELECTRIC BILL BY 20%.