Alleviation, Not Remediation
Our crops die in the drought; then the rains wash everything away. I fear for my family’s future here in Guatemala.”
Our crops die in the drought; then the rains wash everything away. I fear for my family’s future here in Guatemala.”
While the blog sat quiet, amazing things unfolded within our nonprofit. It’s time to share them with you, starting small—because capturing it all at once feels overwhelming.
Imagine being a parent in rural Guatemala or a poor city in Egypt, where healthcare is often unattainable, and specialized medical treatments are a luxury your family can’t afford. For many families, this is a harsh reality—one where they watch their children suffer with conditions that could be treated but remain painfully out of reach….
As the oldest of three boys of a widowed mother, Franklin’s desire to earn a college degree remained a dream due to the meager finances of the household. Without an education, Franklin would have to resign to a life of manual labor (like those before him) close to his home, a remote location in the…
In the heart of rural Guatemala, a silent epidemic is claiming lives, leaving families devastated and communities grappling with the harsh reality of a preventable disease. Diabetes, a global health concern, has taken a heavy toll on the population, particularly in remote areas where access to medical care is scarce. In the rustic village of…