The Celanese International Impact Program (CIIP) participants have all landed safely in South Africa and are eager to begin.

Alan Ledezma (Cangrejera) had never traveled outside of Mexico before this trip and knew he would be in for a challenge if he applied, but his heart for service drew him to the program.
“My English is not great,” I thought. “How can I do these activities with the children, and how will I communicate with the team? But I like to help people—in my country, in my neighborhood, and with my job, and I believe it is necessary to help people.” When I applied I said to myself: “If it is meant for me to go, I need to go. And here I am,” said Ledezma.
The team will be assisting with physical education, math and English lessons, as well as a construction project. Sustainability is key in our CIIP efforts and all projects are developed to leave something lasting in the community and leave our project partners the tools they can continue to use on their own.
Follow the CIIP team on social media using #CIIPSouthAfrica.

Jillian Richardson
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Great to hear you have all landed safely, and we are all so proud of the work you are doing in S. Africa. Looking forward to following the updates about your journey! When we give back, we get so much more in return. Congratulations to each of you for being selected, and thank you for your dedication to this very important and impactful project. You make us proud!
Your example is inspiring Alan!
Volunteers are not only have good ablity but also have a willing heart to help people.You can do it Alan,work together with your teammates from different countries and give the Sourth Africa children a better life.
Good luck for this new challenge in your life You can do it!. Alan