​Assisting the fast growing number of Hispanic/Latino families in the Dallas/Fort Worth Texas area
All the DCET Educational and Cultural programs designed since 1995 are committed to save lives and have make an enormous difference in many people. Our legacy will leave a shelter for Hispanic/Latino immigrants and other immigrant families to succeed in a new country while becoming productive members of society. DCET wants to continue closing this big gap and while addressing the needs of this untapped target market.
EDUCATION IS EVERYTHING we want to be partners with everybody in preventing illiteracy. We need to make citizens more than consumers and consider to not be reactive, but proactive and come up with innovator ways to secure our budget towards EDUCATION.
DCET wants to be the ANSWER to social progress in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.
We need your support!
Fighting illiteracy
DCET welcomes individual volunteers, or group volunteer as well! Tell your school, your church, or any organization you may belong to that we would love to work with them. For students, volunteering with DCET is a great way to get community service hours completed.
DCET is an agency that cares about the people and their education we serve unique and special individuals. We feel the same way about our wonderful volunteers and want everyone to enjoy their experience here at DCET! Organizations and the churches enjoy participating in group projects here. And for our individual volunteers, giving time to DCET proves to be truly fulfilling experience.
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ESL, GED, Computer Literacy Tutoring
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Citizenship Tutoring
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Community Outreach
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Community Events
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Senior Adults ESL/Citizenship Preparation
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Board of Directors
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Internships (earn your 100 community volunteer hours here at DCET!)
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Providing Literacy and Community programs to prepare the Dallas/Fort Worth families to improve the quality of their lives, enables them to contribute economically and culturally to their diverse communities and become productive members of society
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We all know that additional support for education becomes more relevant when is directed to sectors of the population that most need it, in our case: The The illiterate Hispanic population in the Dallas/Fort Worth area keeps on growing disproportionally, representing a challenge to the progress of this Country, so we need to act fast! Let me share some statistics as per last census:
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7.3% of the 240,373 population of Irving, TX, are persons 65 years and over.
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It is estimated that 41.3% of the whole population in Irving are Hispanic/Latino persons– so roughly there must be an estimated 5,000 persons of 50 years and over.
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A good percentage of them have not reached naturalization yet, and have only remained as legal residents.
support for education is intrinsically relevant because education is the vehicle of progress of promotion and development of any society in the world.
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"You will be helping other people in need. For some, you will be making a direct difference in their lives forever. We benefit so greatly from our positive influence."
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Scholarship Recipients
2013
Horacio Lucero
Saida Azuara
Estephanie Lucero
Johana Valladares
2014
Cindy Fonseca
Jose Alfaro
Ivy Lopez
Erika Baeza
Hugo
Luna
Estephania
Fierro
Mariana Aguirre
Rudy
Avila
All the DCET Educational and Cultural programs designed since 1995 are committed to save lives and have make an enormous difference in many people. Our legacy will leave a shelter for Hispanic/Latino immigrants and other immigrant families to succeed in a new country while becoming productive members of society. DCET wants to continue closing this big gap and while addressing the needs of this untapped target market.
EDUCATION IS EVERYTHING we want to be partners with everybody in preventing illiteracy. We need to make citizens more than consumers and consider to not be reactive, but proactive and come up with innovator ways to secure our budget towards EDUCATION.
DCET wants to be the ANSWER to social progress in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.
We need your support!
2016
Lucy
Perlera
Beatriz
Guerrero
Martin
Rodriguez
Esmeralda
Gaona