JUSTWORLD INTERNATIONAL INC
11924 W Forest Hill Blvd No 10A396, Wellington, FL 33414 www.justworldinternational.org

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Organizations Filed Purposes: JustWorld International works with carefully-chosen partner organizations around the world to provide the resources necessary to address gaps in education for populations living in under-resourced communities. JustWorld fulfills basic needs and equips students with the tools for their greatest success by funding education, nutrition and health programs.

Non-profit, JustWorld International is devoted to breaking the (continued on Schedule O) cycle of poverty by funding partner organizations to provide basic nutrition and education for children with little opportunity to receive support from other sources.

United States Storybook Treasures:The supplemental reading program, taught within the school setting by specially trained Pre-kindergarten-Grade 3 teachers, has helped children make vital comprehensive reading connections to literature while building a classroom and personal home library collection of books.Students reading comprehension, vocabulary, and family engagement have increased by 100%.Teachers who implemented the supplemental reading program were surveyed and gave StoryBook Treasuresa 5/5 rating after recognizing improvements in students comprehensive literacy.Students from grades four and five served as 'buddy' readers resulting in 85% program participation of the entire school.

Guatemala Asociacion Los Patojos Suenos e Ideas en Accion (Los Patojos):JustWorld provided funding for Pre-Kindergarten-11th Grade teachers as well as a dedicated English instructor who worked to incorporate English as a second language throughout the schools curriculum.JustWorld provided access to clean drinking water along with balanced, hot meals with more fruit, vegetables and protein to help improve height and weight ratios to more than 400 children.An attending doctor and health care resourses, including basic checkups and vaccinations, were provided to the entire school and surrounding community.Los Patojos was forced to close in March 2020 due to governmental closures as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.Students with access to Wi-Fi received on-line academic lesson plans and instruction through Zoom. For those without internet access, teachers delivered educational materials directly to students homes. Teachers and volunteers distributed essential supplies including staple foods, vegetables, fruits, cereals, atole, meats and personal hygiene supplies to community members in need.

Cambodia People Improvement Organization:More than 650 students in the Kindergarten-6th Grade school received 11 months of instruction, as compared to state funded schools, which only operate 9 months out of the year. Students out-performed state funded schools, with a pass rate of 96% for Grade 6 and 100% for Grade 9.Each student was provided clean drinking water and received hot, nutritious lunches, consisting of a balance of protein and vegetables.An on-site doctor performed routine checkups, monitored nutrition profiles, administered vaccinations, addressed common daily illnesses and offered preventative services. As an incentive for school attendance, 5 kg of rice was provided to students and their families each month, feeding a family of six for an entire month. PIO closed in March 2020 due to a governmental-enforced COVID-19 lockdown. The teachers at PIO developed remote teaching techniques, utilizing available technology and preparing online curriculum, lesson plans and videos to keep their students engaged academically. Social workers made home visits to distribute rice and vital supplies to the families in need.

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