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The Peter Oakley Trust
Peter Oakley was a great friend of the Reading-San Francisco Libre Association who provided invaluable advice. Sadly Peter died in 2001, and in his memory, the Peter Oakley Trust was formed.
Peter Oakley
The Trust helps children in San Francisco Libre to attend school by paying their mothers a monthly allowance to cover a range of expenses, including school fees, uniforms and transport costs.
When the scheme began in 2002, it initially helped eight children continue their education. That figure has steadily increased, and now sixteen young people are receiving support through the scheme.
Those currently receiving assistance through the Peter Oakley Trust are:
| Diana Melisa Briceño Artola | 6th grade of primary school | From Lomas del Sol, Casco Urbano |
| Ivania Isabel Gutiérrez Díaz | 5th grade of primary school | From La Trinidad |
| Jairo Ocón Torres | 1st year of secondary school | From La Trinidad |
| Allan Ignacio Ramírez Ordóñez | 2nd year of secondary school | From Santa Rosa |
| Aracelly Ordóñez Díaz | 5th grade of primary school | From La Trinidad |
| Cristian Padilla Méndez | 5th grade of primary school | From Lomas del Sol, Casco Urbano |
| Darling Briceño Díaz | 5th grade of primary school | From El Valle, Casco Urbano |
| Eddy Amado Gómez | 2nd year of secondary school | From Las Lomas |
| Hilda Moran Treminio | 4th year of secondary school | From Santa Maria |
| Johana Treminio López | 1st year of secondary school | From Lomas del Sol, Casco Urbano |
| Jessenia del C. Díaz Ríos | 2nd year of secondary school | From Telpochapa |
| Karen Ramírez Jiménez | 5th year of secondary school | From La Majada |
| Sayda J. Díaz Obando | 4th grade of primary school | From La Trinidad |
| Thayron José Salinas | 4th year of secondary school | From La Conquista |
| Yamileth Conde Angulo | 3rd grade of primary school | From San Jorge |
| Maria Isolina Ordóñez | 3rd grade of primary school | From Lomas del Sol |
The children in the scheme were chosen by Alina Briceño who tries to assess who is most in need. Alina works approximately two days a month for the Reading-San Francisco Libre Association, representing Reading at local NGO meetings, and keeping us informed of developments within the municipality.
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