Pueblo Science is a registered charity founded by scientists and engineers whose mission is to advance science education across the world and create lasting solutions to poverty.

Our Impact

4500

TEACHERS TRAINED

450,000

CHILDREN IMPACTED

800

VOLUNTEERS

7

COUNTRIES

250

EXPERIMENTS DEVELOPED

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Volunteers are the heart of our organization. We are always looking for dedicated volunteers who can help us with our mission in Canada and in developing countries. We strive to provide fun and meaningful opportunities for our volunteers.

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Your donation will be used to purchase materials and develop activities for our local and international programs. Give children around the world the knowledge, confidence, and inspiration to follow their passion for science technology engineering and math!

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“My students will love to perform the experiments. The activities were very simple and interactive. I think my students will love to perform each of these. Surely they will learn a lot!”

Dennis Paul C. Cabrera

RISE 2013, Philippines

“A heart-felt thank you for giving me a chance to join this summer training for science teachers. This is the kind of training I have been waiting for.”

Perla D. Balmes

RISE 2015, Philippines

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December 27

Happy Holidays 2021

On behalf of Pueblo Science, I wish you and your family happy holidays! The end of the year is a time we spend with our loved ones, reflect on this year’s activities, and look forward to the excitement that 2022 will bring! This year, we introduced a new program, Science in Indigenous Communities, which was […]

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September 30

2021 Energy Hack a Success

From September 18–26, Pueblo Science held its third annual Hackathon for Science Education. The Hackathon was hosted online through Devpost, Discord, and Zoom. During the event, over 14 teams worked together on developing science kits with Energy as the theme for high school students in Jamaica. Mentors and teachers helped the students refine their projects, […]

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