Partner of the Week: Fundacion CRISFE
Posted in Partner of The Week on February 2, 2021
Posted in Partner of The Week on February 2, 2021
Fundacion CRISFE is a non-profit organisation based in Quito Ecuador that manages social projects in three areas: Education, Entrepreneurship and Territorial Development. For over 24 years, the foundation has carried out social intervention through these three areas in aims to create opportunities and improve living conditions of Ecuadorians, particularly those in vulnerable situations.
“Fundación CRISFE’s mission is to positively impact the lives of people in Ecuador, through the strengthening of their capacities and competencies, based on sustainable models”
As of this year the foundation is delivering programmes to ten educational units, reaching over 4500 children and adolescents with the support of 130 teachers.
Our Partnership
Fundacion CRISFE started their partnership with Aflatoun International in 2016, seeking to strengthen the skills, competencies and behaviors of children and adolescents regarding the administration of resources. In strategic alliance with the NOBIS foundation, Fundacion CRISFE has been able to integrate Aflatoun programmes into several formal Education Centers, in order to prepare students with the necessary financial education that had been missing from formal education curricula.
Since, they have used Aflatoun and Aflateen curricula and programmed to promote the knowledge and use of financial products and services that respond to the reality of children and adolescent’s bright futures. Fundacion CRISFE’s partnership with Aflatoun has further allowed them to fulfill the purpose of developing a comprehensive social and financial education in children and adolescents that have an impact on transforming their quality of life and well-being.
Accessibility of programmes during the pandemic
Like many, Fundacion CRISFE has taken Aflatot an Aflatoun to online platforms in order to maintain the accessibility to social and financial education during the pandemic, reaching just under 500 students.
They shared some testimonies from those who experience the impact of their work, allowing us to see the multi-level ways in which social and financial education can shape communities:
First grader Luisa of the Adolfo Alvarez Escobar School praises Aflatoun curriculum ability for “teaching her to save”
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