Transforming Communities

1,450 teachers & leaders trained · 12,710 students impacted · 694 patients cared for

INGAGE partners around the world

Each community INGAGE partners with is passionate about developing leaders and providing educational and healthcare training. We support them by sharing the skills and experiences of our team members.

Each team develops training materials and provides workshop experiences tailored to meet the needs articulated by each partner working within the local community. By establishing relationships and interacting together, everyone involved is impacted!

INGAGE teams work alongside local partners in Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Egypt, Guatemala, Jordan, Kenya, Peru and Rwanda. We believe in building long-term relationships and supporting the vision of local community leaders.

Our impact during 2019/2020 and 2023 (post Covid) includes:

  • 4 communities

    250 teachers trained

    60 students attended math camps

    24 home visits

    24 backpacks distributed

  • 4 schools visited

    120 teachers trained

    100 students attended workshops

  • 3 communities

    74 educators

    2200 Children impacted by improved techniques

    135 Business leaders attended training workshops

  • 75 community healthcare workers trained

    30 received ultra sonography

    10 received ultra sonography training

    8 pop-up clinics

    460 patients attended

  • 33 teachers trained

    550 students attended workshops

    104 patients cared for

    26 entrepreneurs developed

  • 33 teachers trained

    550 students attended workshops

    104 patients cared for

    26 entrepreneurs developed

  • 2 cities, 70 leaders coached

    35 educators attended retreat

  • 3 schools visited

    60 teachers trained

    600 students impacted

  • 3 Maasai schools visited

    90 teachers trained

    350 reusable feminine hygiene products distributed

  • 15 educators and volunteers attended workshops

    65 childrenparticipated in educational workshops

  • 33 educators and volunteers attended workshops

    65 at risk kids participated in educational workshops