The Rotary Club of Panama, through its president Melisa de Castillo, proposes a national crusade and invites you to support some of the initiatives that directly impact those who need it most.
Melisa de Castillo, Rotary Club of Panama. Photo: Radio Panama
The country returns to face-to-face classes after two years of virtuality.
The occasion is cause for celebration, but it invites us to reflect on the multiple needs of many educational centers, teachers and students who face the most important challenge of recent times.
The Rotary Club of Panama, through its president Melisa de Castillo, proposes a national crusade and invites you to support some of the initiatives that directly impact those who need it most.
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