By Patricia Krause, ALDEA Advisor Patricia Krause was first introduced to ALDEA’s work in Chimaltenango in 1970 when she and her husband Paul chaperoned Lutheran
Youth projects supported by ABPD are an integral part of the sustainability of the work we do. Our objective is to mobilize communities to take
We would like to welcome a new community to our network of partner communities: Tonajuyú. This is the first community that we have partnered with
Last month we placed the cornerstone of the potable water system in Xecoxol, Tecpán, marking the beginning of an important project that will greatly improve
Paquixic, one of our partner community in the municipality of San Juan Comalapa, is a prime example of our comprehensive approach to development. The goal
We recently held held the cornerstone ceremony for the potable water project in Xetonox, one of our partner communities in Comalapa. Once completed, the potable
Development work is a challenge regardless of where you are or who you are working with. Any successful intervention is rooted in a deep understanding
Nutrition is a key factor influencing many health outcomes. ABPD facilitates workshops to provide the families of partner communities with the knowledge and skills necessary
Months of hard work have finally paid off in Chijacinto, Tecpán. A few months back the community came together to collaborate with ABPD on a
ABPD’s integrative program engages communities for a two-year period, utilizing this time to implement intensive, targeted interventions that address chronic childhood malnutrition at the roots
