Our first clinic opened in a remote Mayan village in the mountains. Families farm, cook over open fires, and seek guidance from shamans. For many, this isn’t choice — 79,2% of the Indigenous population lives in extreme poverty with limited healthcare access.
Our clinic in La Salvia serves a coastal community near the Gulf of Fonseca. Many families rely on fishing and seasonal work, and basic services like electricity and running water are unavailable.
In the highlands of Huehuetenango, where Maya heritage runs deep, our clinic stands with the remote community of El Pojom. For over 10,000 Indigenous people, it is the only place they can turn to for medical care.