INABIE Launches Podcast to Inform Families About Its Services
The National Institute of Student Welfare is launching an audio-visual series to explain its free food, health and school support programs, with two episodes a month.
Key points
- "INABIE podcast" premieres this Thursday at 12:00 p.m.
- It will air on the INABIERD YouTube channel, with episodes of 20 to 30 minutes.
- The services reach more than 2.1 million beneficiaries.
- The first episode features executive director Adolfo Pérez.
The Dominican Republic's National Institute of Student Welfare (INABIE) premieres "INABIE podcast" this Thursday at 12:00 p.m., a new communication platform designed to explain the free programs and services it offers students and their families.
The show will be broadcast on the INABIERD YouTube channel. It will cover the institution's main areas: school food, health services, uniform and supply distribution, and student support programs. It will also explain how these initiatives work, their reach, and how families can access them.
The podcast will air two episodes a month, each lasting 20 to 30 minutes. Episodes will feature testimonies and experiences showing the impact of these services on the more than 2.1 million beneficiaries and on the school community.
The first episode will focus on INABIE's mission, its main areas of work, and the services it provides. Executive director Adolfo Pérez will take part, discussing the agency's role within the public education system.
According to the institution, the program aims to guide families, answer their questions, and share content on nutrition, health, and student well-being. It is produced by INABIE's Communications Directorate and hosted by journalist Susy Aquino.
Why it matters
Families who rely on school meals, health services or student support now have a new place to learn how to access these free programs.
With additional reporting from: El Nuevo Diario