Our mission in Guatemala centers around combating chronic childhood malnutrition in our partner communities. Infrastructure projects like building latrines and potable water systems play a
COVID-19 has had a major impact on rural communities across Guatemala and our partner communities are no exception. As a response to the COVID-19 pandemic
Tonajuyú is a village of 210 families, or approximately 1,300 people. The community was founded in 1960 by 5 families. It is located 9 miles
As an organization committed to supporting communities in building their capacity to overcome existing obstacles and prepare for tomorrow’s challenges, we strive to offer comprehensive,
It has been a long road to completion, but at the beginning of March the potable water system in Palima, Tecpán, was finally completed. Now
The effects of global climate change significantly impact agriculture in Guatemala, particularly small-scale farmers, and will only continue to increase in the decades to come.
Part of successful programs is supporting partner communities in accessing experts that can provide accurate information from trustworthy sources on topics related to reducing chronic
An essential aspect of combating chronic childhood malnutrition is ensuring that families have year-round access to sufficient amounts of nutritious foods. We support the strengthening
Our New Masculinities program is aimed at supporting men in our partner communities in breaking down the barriers that machismo culture has built up over
In each of our partner communities, community health promoters are key to the sustainability of our programs. These women receive two years of training, preparing
