health
May 8, 2026
Young people with disabilities will be able to train for work in tourism in Cartagena
In a city recognized for its cultural richness, its tourist vocation, and the warmth of its people, an initiative seeks to open new opportunities for young people with disabilities through training and labor inclusion. This is Inclusivo Fundación, a project born from personal experience that today seeks to transform lives in Cartagena.
TL;DR
- Inclusivo Fundación is opening a new headquarters in Cartagena on May 8th.
- The center will offer training in tourism and hospitality for young people with disabilities.
- The initiative was founded by Karen Guardo, driven by her experience as a caregiver for a child with autism.
- Over 40 young people have previously participated in training programs in areas like table service, baking, and customer service.
- The space is designed as a living experience of inclusion, allowing visitors to interact with participants.
- The foundation seeks to partner with hotels, restaurants, and tourism operators to create employment opportunities.
- The initiative aims to break stigmas and provide real opportunities for disabled individuals in Cartagena.