Joasy van der Biest Has Been Committed for Over 12 Years to Aruban Youth and Families in Need

Oranjestad, Aruba - With Aruba's legislative elections approaching on December 6, 2024, Joasy-Ann van der Biest is attracting attention as the third candidate on Accion21's list. For more than 12 years, van der Biest has worked tirelessly for the Aruban community, with a special focus on improving the lives of vulnerable children and families. Her election campaign places education and family support at the center.

In a recent interview, van der Biest emphasized her mission to make education more accessible and diverse. She wants to expand non-traditional learning methods so that all children, regardless of background, have the opportunity to learn and grow. She also wants to strengthen family support, because she believes a stable home situation is essential to a child's well-being and success.

"Every child deserves a fair chance, and that starts with innovative education and a close-knit, supportive community," explained van der Biest. "My years of experience in the community have taught me how important it is to close the gap that many of our young people leave behind."

Her commitment to vulnerable children and families is widely appreciated. Through her involvement with local organizations, she has supported numerous initiatives ranging from after-school programs to mental health care for children and parents in need. Her 12 years of community experience make her a passionate and experienced advocate for change.

As Aruba prepares for elections, Joasy-Ann van der Biest is putting social inequality and education reform high on the agenda. Her vision of an inclusive and caring society makes her a strong candidate for a place in parliament.

To learn more about Joasy-Ann van der Biest's campaign, visit the Accion21 website or watch her recent interview on the YouTube channel "No Filter in Paradise."

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