In the community of El Porvenir, the alternative education center for middle and high school levels operates with the support of the Education for All Program, which strengthens community organization and school management. Through the EDUCATODOS methodology, students and families receive access to tutoring, textbooks, and opportunities for active participation, fostering community ownership and commitment to education. Currently, the center serves 40 students — 72% of them women — and 13 high school and 4 ninth-grade students are expected to graduate this year. This initiative directly supports SDG 4: Quality Education, expanding learning opportunities and strengthening community educational development.
