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Reflecting on a Strong Year
Despite the continued challenges brought by COVID-19, 2022 was another strong year that saw the true impact of our work on the ground with our
Despite the continued challenges brought by COVID-19, 2022 was another strong year that saw the true impact of our work on the ground with our
On November 29, ABPD’s Executive Director Paco Enríquez and ABPD staff challenged themselves to travel by foot, bike, and car through all the municipalities where
ALDEA’s partner organization in Guatemala, ABPD, is Running up to Giving Tuesday – and challenging our supporters to raise $48,000 for healthy families! On November
In order to reduce pollution caused by the water that will be used in cooking, washing and bathing once the potable water system in Paxorotot
Hygiene is essential in reducing the risk of childhood malnutrition, especially the adequate disposal of human waste to limit vectors and contamination of water and
The fight against childhood malnutrition continues in the municipalities of Tecpán and Comalapa. In the community of Xecoxol improved cookstoves are being installed not only
A few weeks ago the materials needed for the construction of efficient cookstoves were delivered to the community of Cojol Juyú and now we can
In Simajulehu, men continue their training on the topics of inclusion and rights, as well as the cultivation of coffee to increase their income and
Located 11 miles from the municipal seat in the northern part of Tecpán, Xecoxol was founded around 1920 and is home to 415 families. The
Palima was founded around 1960 and currently is home to 90 families. The community is located 16 miles from the municipal seat in the northern