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its association. They also carried out three
regional education councils, which had a high
participation of the Mexican partners.
The Dominican Republic increased the
educational work of its clubs, through the
approach of the national board in conducting
talks of the Parliamentary Procedure to
encourage an improvement in the weekly
sessions, which are the basis and the heart of
Active 20-30. The training was also extended to
the populations benefited by the service of the
Dominican partners and this was reflected in
the talks on teen pregnancy prevention,
prevention of sexually transmitted infections
and oral hygiene campaigns that in total left
1,164 beneficiaries. Also worthy of note is the
beginning of the campaign to prevent child
abuse "Ni Una Lágrima Más" which has so far
benefited 102.
Serve the community and specially
children
Examples of child service activities are as
diverse as the number of clubs in the
Organization, in the United States and Canada
Shopping Spree allows North American children
to benefit from shopping in order to prepare for
Develop leaders for the service to the the school or the beginning of the holidays, to
community have haircuts or dental examinations, activities
accompanied by an afternoon of game in skates
Leadership may be innate in some people, or bowling with the members of Association.
however in order to be able to exercise it in any
space it is necessary to know what is being led,
as well as being trained to generate capacities
and skills.
In line with the goal of training leaders in
community service, some of the national
associations implemented structured education
plans that sought to publicize the Organization
and its standards through lectures, education
councils and informational caps. It also was
looking to generate space to meet the partners
through the creation of biographies.
In Panama, with the capsules “Did you know
what?”, and in Colombia, with the informative
capsules distributed through the mail and social
networks, they generated enriching information
for the new and more experienced partners.
In Mexico, 86 biographies of its partners were
elaborated and disseminated, seeking to 15
increase the knowledge among the members of