I want to tell you a story is a fundraising campaign to carry out the program for the social and labor inclusion of people with functional diversity. You can collaborate by clicking here. You can also contact Gema Medina, FCS professor and co-founder of the association (). 

This program takes place in the city of Diriamba, in the department of Carazo, Nicaragua. In its beginnings, it provided care to 12 young people, although the number has increased due to the situation of vulnerability of this sector of the population, currently working with 50 young people and adults. If you want to collaborate with them or find out about their activities, you can select here. 

The different activities that they carry out are: 

• Autonomy workshops: basic autonomy (personal hygiene and clothing), cooking, shopping and money management
• Therapy workshops: psychoballet and dance, self-control and individualized attention of users and families
• Job training workshops: training in gardening, cleaning or cooking
• Production workshops: work discipline is worked on in them to promote adaptation to schedules, production times, quality control, use of tools. In addition, they include craft or recycling workshops. 

The association, in which teachers from the FCS have collaborated, began its journey in the year 2000. AMS is currently located in Arrasate, Guipuzcoa and carries out its work in Diriamba, Nicaragua.