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Manchas Found His Home and the Story Kept Going
For a while, Manchas had been wandering around the Uco Valley, often stopping by a local winery looking for something to eat. The people working there began to recognize him and eventually contacted The Vines
A connection that continued beyond Hora Feliz
Laura was living with her five children in one of the most vulnerable neighborhoods we work with when we met her family through Hora Feliz, one of the five community kitchens The Vines Foundation supports
From Mate Cocido to Full Meals: Ten Years of Iluminados
Ten years ago, José and Verónica began welcoming children from their neighborhood in Vista Flores. They didn’t have much to offer, but every afternoon they prepared mate cocido and a tortita for whoever came by.
68 Students Start New Vocational Courses in Tunuyán
On September 25, 68 students began four new vocational courses in Tunuyán: Professional Driver Licensing, Park & Garden Maintenance, Solar Panel Installation and Forklift Operation. The courses run through December 11. The training is supported
From Training to Opportunity: Building Pathways to Employment
At The Vines Foundation, we strive to be intentional and respectful in everything we do so that the greatest possible good comes from our efforts. That means listening first—learning from the community about what is
Nexo Brings Students and Local Employers Together
The first days in a workplace can teach things that are difficult to recreate in a classroom. A student may know the technical side of a job, but working with a team, understanding expectations, asking
