The alliance between both institutions seeks to implement financial education programs for development.
Fundación León and the international organization Junior Achievement strengthened ties by signing a new agreement with the mission of improving the lives of people living in socioeconomically disadvantaged communities.
In the NOA, Junior prepares young people so that they have more and better opportunities, specifically in the provinces of Salta, Tucumán and Jujuy; with the accompaniment and support of volunteers and allies.
Meanwhile, León is united by the vision that education is the way to boost the development of future generations and contribute to a deep and positive change in society.
“We are very happy to sign this Agreement, which will have a greater impact on Tucumán and the NOA,” said the deputy executive director of León after signing the agreement. Federico Diaz Marino.
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For her part, the president of the JA Advisory Council, Patricia Cerrizuela, She also commented that she felt “very happy because thanks to this agreement between the institutions, we will be able to implement financial education programs together.”
“It is very valuable to be able to bring this type of content to Tucumán,” the woman highlighted.
It should be noted that in 2023, León, with its Programs and Projects focused on eradicating poverty and promoting care and active aging, reached more than 12 thousand people in Tucumán and the NOA. Meanwhile, Junior Achievement reached more than 8,500 students by working with 250 schools.
