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Life Academy is a social enterprise created to reduce youth suicide.

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Leadership Workshops

We empower youth in high schools where professionals deliver workshops in soft skills for kids aged 12 to 18 so they become change makers in their community. Life Academy makes mental health a subject in the school, taking the same importance as math or science, reducing 91% of socio emotional crisis in the students who has been involved in the workshops.

Conferences

Life Academy host conferences about soft skills and social impact where attendees are called to Live a healthier, wealthier, more fulfilling, passionate and purposeful life – whether that means achieving in business, reigniting your relationship or discovering who you really are and how you will impact other`s people lifes.

#SalvemosVidas

Salvemos Vidas is a movement within Life Academy where young people can join to volunteer to call other young people to talk every week. The movement was created as a response for Covid 19.
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Testimonies

Here begins your LIFE

Awards

Columbia

“Youth Peace Security Program” Scholar

One Young World

Ambassador London Summit 2019

Colombia Joven

“Young Talent Prize 2019”

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Sustainable Development Goals

SDG3
  • We have trained 200 young people in the past year with Life Academy workshops.
  • 80% of them are more confident or healthier, 55% of young people believe they are or can be leaders.
  • Before life academy 15 students were referred to the psychologist per semester by their teachers. After life academy process the number went to zero. it indicates a reduction of 100%.
  • Before life Academy, 60 students were attending the psychologist office in critical states per semester. After life academy process the number went to 9 zero. it indicates a reduction of 85%.
  • Before life Academy, 3 students were referred to the psychiatric clinic per semester. After life academy process the number went to zero. it indicates a reduction of 100%.
  • 5 of the six psychiatric cases were promoted to the next grade