What is «Sentí que se puede en tu barrio»?
Fundación Paraguaya launches «Sentí que se puede en tu barrio» («Feel that it’s possible in your neighborhood»), an entrepreneur forum aimed at providing free training to the community in digital marketing, financial education, entrepreneurship, and turnkey business models known as Microfranchises. Additionally, the Poverty Stoplight will be implemented—an innovative self-assessment tool that helps families identify their strengths and weaknesses to improve their quality of life.
What do the sessions include?
The sessions feature a play area for children, an entrepreneur fair, and a designated space for training workshops. Participants can also take part in product raffles.
Where and when will the forum take place?
The event is held in public, free-access spaces across various cities in the country, allowing families, women, homemakers, young people, and seniors interested in entrepreneurship to participate. A total of 25 sessions will be held between March and September in the following cities:
• March: Luque, San Lorenzo, Mariano Roque Alonso
• April: Ciudad del Este, Campo 9, Caaguazú, Villarrica, Coronel Oviedo
• May: Chaco, Itá, Ñemby
• June: Curuguaty, Concepción, San Pedro, Santaní
• July: Caacupé, Asunción
• August: Ybycuí, Carapeguá, Paraguarí
• September: San Juan Nepomuceno, María Auxiliadora, Encarnación, San Ignacio, Pilar
For updated information on cities and dates, interested individuals can visit Fundación Paraguaya’s social media pages on Facebook and Instagram.
A Space for Entrepreneurial Growth
The main goal of «Sentí que se puede en tu barrio» is to train and inspire entrepreneurs and individuals looking to generate income and improve their quality of life. The initiative aims to train over 3,000 participants nationwide, equipping them with essential tools for economic and social development.
40 Years Driving Change
With 40 years of experience, Fundación Paraguaya continues to develop practical and innovative solutions to unlock the entrepreneurial potential of families and eradicate multidimensional poverty. Through its Microfinance, Entrepreneurial Education, Self-Sustaining Agricultural Schools, and the Poverty Stoplight programs, the organization is transforming lives and restoring dignity to Paraguayan families.
