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- 4. ALAS Maripositas Center for children and adults with special needs Physical Therapy Nutrition Program Medical Assistance Montessori Teaching
- 5. ALAS Guate-a-la-Gourmet Fair Trade Gourmet Food Line Helping small producers. Adding value to Guatemalan agriculture. Offering quality gourmet, organic, and functional foods. Generating holistic development in rural areas of Guatemala. Supporting education. Lessen malnutrition, unemployment, migration, delinquency.
- 6. ALAS Education Project San Antonio Displaced Refugee School Elementary School High School Satellite University Campus
- 7. DIGA What: Engineering projects in water, sanitation, hygiene, education and healthcare Why: Support rural Guatemala and promote education, health and economic growth Who: Rural neglected areas and people groups of Guatemala Where: Guatemala, primarily Quiche department How: Facilitating relationships and partnerships between international and national funders with on the ground needs in Guatemala Desarrollo de Infraestructura en GuatemalA = Infrastructure Development in Guatemala
- 9. DIGA Calante Water Project: Current Projects What? Why? Who? Where? How?
- 10. DIGA Current Projects San Antonio Roof Project: Replacement of 14 year old roof 12 buildings in total New roof material to withstand weather 700 Sheets needed Budget: ~ $17,000
- 11. DIGA Current Projects Canillá Cook Stove Projects:
- 12. DIGA Current Projects Canillá Cook Stove Projects:
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- 15. DIGA Current Projects Canillá Pilas Projects:
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- 19. DIGA Current Projects Canillá Latrine Projects:
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- 22. DIGA Current Projects Canillá Kitchen Cement Flooring Projects:
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- Group of volunteers that serve as a national and international organizational bridge for the neglected people groups of Guatemala
- Group of volunteers that serve as a national and international organizational bridge for the neglected people groups of Guatemala
- Over 120 students Decendents of 410 families dropped off by helicopter after the 36 year civil war
- What: We aim to create, facilitate, and develop sustainable engineering solutions to provide access to the basic human needs of water, sanitation, hygiene, education and healthcare. Why: The goal of these projects is to develop, assist, and support rural areas of Guatemala. These projects aim to use engineering principles to promote education, health, and economic growth. Who: These projects aim to serve the rural and neglected communities of Guatemala. These communities are the heart of our projects, which seek to empower and lift up these people groups. Where: We are working in the Quiché department of Guatemala with projects in the Municipality of Canillá and the Municipality of Uspantan. Currently we are requesting projects in all departments of Guatemala. How: We are facilitating relationships and connections and bridging intellectual and financial funding between national organizations, community leaders, local governments, and international NGO’s.
- What: provide new potable water system Why: currently does not have a year round source of clean water that is easily accessible, walking 1.5 hours several times a day carrying water Who: 330 indigenous Mayan men, women, children relocated after the civil war, speak Quiche and some speak Spanish Where: in quiche department in the mountains in the middle of Guatemala How: developing a distribution and disinfection system with EWB-RTP, assisting in community visits and check-ins with the community easily facilitated by being in country
- Houses 6 classrooms, library, art room, computer room, teachers housing, adminitstrative office, and teachers work room Old roof is very old and leaking New roof to be made out of AXIS acoustic thermofoil to withstand heavy rains and temps abouve 90ºF
- 12 different Aldeas in need of cookstoves ~$100 per stove?
- 12 different Aldeas in need of cookstoves ~$100 per stove?
- 12 different Aldeas in need of cookstoves ~$100 per stove?
- 12 different Aldeas in need of cookstoves ~$100 per stove?
- 12 different Aldeas in need of cookstoves
- 12 different Aldeas in need of cookstoves
- 12 different Aldeas in need of cookstoves
- 12 different Aldeas in need of cookstoves
- 12 different Aldeas in need of cookstoves
- 12 different Aldeas in need of cookstoves
- 12 different Aldeas in need of cookstoves
- 12 different Aldeas in need of cookstoves
- 12 different Aldeas in need of cookstoves
- 12 different Aldeas in need of cookstoves