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The Families of Xecoxol Bring Clean Water to their Community
After months of planning, hard work, and dedication, the potable water project in Xecoxol, Tecpán has been completed and clean water is arriving at homes
After months of planning, hard work, and dedication, the potable water project in Xecoxol, Tecpán has been completed and clean water is arriving at homes
Essential to our mission of supporting our partner communities in securing the knowledge, experience, and resources necessary to mobilize their populations to tackle challenges facing
In Guatemala, nearly 50% of children under the age of five suffer from chronic malnutrition. Unfortunately, this is one of the highest indices in the
Our primary focus in all that we do at ALDEA is on improving health outcomes in the communities we partner with. The most visible part
Cojol Juyu is a community in the municipality of San Juan Comalapa. The families in this village have been working with ABPD for over a
The effects of climate change are increasingly being felt across the globe, with the impact being compounded by the COVID-19 pandemic, and ongoing economic volatility
Supporting our partner communities in the planning and implementation of vital infrastructure projects is a key element of our integrated strategy to community development. Construction
The COVID-19 pandemic hit Guatemala hard and changed the country’s public health landscape, exacerbating existing challenges while simultaneously producing new ones. The Guatemalan healthcare system
In January 2022, the Board of ALDEA’s partner organization in Guatemala, ABPD, elected Jonathan Maupin as President. Jonathan previously served as ALDEA Vice President and
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