
Progress Report from Urban Mosaic, April 2018 Thanks to the generous support of Homes for Living Hope, in 2014 Urban Mosaic was able to begin the process of bringing tangible…
The students of Monarch High School in Louisville, Colorado are putting their learning into practice by transforming a lifeless container into a medical and dental clinic for the San José Las Palmas neighborhood in Mexico City. A variety of disciplines have been applied in this project, from architectural design, construction, electrical wiring, art and painting skills, marketing, and critical thinking. Their desire and commitment to bring healthcare to a poor settlement in Mexico City has allowed these students an opportunity be active citizens serving the global community. Several project members will travel to Mexico City in October 2014 to partner with local high school students in implementing the completed facility in its recipient community. Learn more over on Monarch student’s site.
Thank you to Campfire Studios along with students, parents, and staff of Monarch High School for photos.
Video credit : Campfire Studios, Victory Media, and Conexión Mosaico
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