CREA recognizes that access to quality education is the catalyst to affect positive change for individuals and communities. Our programming plays a vital role in enhancing literacy and learning development in rural Nicaragua.

We provide integrative literacy and learning programs in order to create critical support and more effective long-term educational services for children and youth ages 4-24 years. This is reflected in our strategies and interventions through three primary programs:  Library Services, Academic Success, and Youth Development.

Academic Success: provides children and youth with critical, supplemental learning support to finish primary and secondary school.

Library Services: provides young learners and their families access to books and programming designed to teach discrete literacy skills, promote reading proficiency, and inspire critical thinking.

Youth Development: supports the academic, social, and emotional growth of adolescents as they strive to reach their goals and create positive change in their communities.

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