MIL Milagros Inc

“The form 990 is reviewed by the internal accountant, executive director and treasurer.”

“All officers sign a form on an annual basis citing any potential areas of conflict.”

“Compensation is reviewed by the board of directors.”

“Compensation is reviewed by the board of directors.”

“They are kept in the organization's office and available for public inspection. Form 990 is available to the public through guidestar/candid.”

“In 2024, nuya worked with more than 118 volunteers, 91% of which were mother leader volunteers working to implement our programs in guatemala. Nuya trained these volunteers to weigh and measure babies, distribute and monitor hygiene supplies in schools, to support other mothers with nutrition and health advice, and to lead health campaigns in their communities. Additional volunteers in the united states included the board of directors, advisory board, and short-term volunteers supporting program and administrative activities.”

“1.early childhood development program - nuya taught more than 150 mothers about early childhood development, nutrition, health/hygiene, parenting, women's health, and entrepreneurship in in-person classes and videos broadcast on local cable stations, and served more than 150 children from birth through age three. By year end, 69% of children hit appropriate developmental milestones and 80% of mothers spaced their births by at least 2 years, as recommended by the world health organization (who). 2.education program - in 2024, nuya expanded access to its advanced literacy techniques course to all interested teachers in san jose chacaya and santa lucia utalan, and provided supplies, books, and teaching support to all teachers. We expanded our traveling library program to ensure children and teachers had access to a variety of culturally appropriate storybooks. At year-end,79% of third grade students were reading on grade level compared to 40% of third grade students in their region (solola). 3.health and hygiene program - in 2024, nuya provided toothbrushes, toothpaste, hand soap, disinfectant, toilet paper, and masks to all partner schools for the entire school year and to ambassador schools for half of the school year. Staff trained mother leaders to comply with and monitor the government-mandated hygiene protocols and mother and student leaders led public health campaigns in their schools. A county-wide campaign was held at city hall as well to promote healthy eating and drinking purified water. 100% of children had access to hygiene supplies and water filters at school, and 93% of schools were certified as "healthy schools" during the year.”

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