Comunidad La Esperanza (Community of Hope) is a middle school that was founded in 2012 by a group of concerned mothers who didn’t want to send their children on the long commute to the
SIGN-UP NOW Strengthening Community Resilience Before, During and After COVID-19 Join a Virtual GoPhil Gathering on Thursday, July 30th, as we discuss various complications and incredible successes of GoPhil partners and their communities, as
by Corinne Yank, GoPhil Communications Manager Updates and Reflections from ASSADE in Guatemala In Guatemala, COVID-19 cases and deaths are still rising and strict lockdown restrictions continue to threaten peoples’
EntreMundos’ COVID-19 Relief Response Project & GoPhil’s Rapid Response Fund by Corinne Yank, GoPhil Communications Manager EntreMundos, which aptly translates to “between worlds,” is an intermediary partner of GoPhil, meaning
by Corinne Yank, GoPhil Communications Manager GoPhil's Rapid Response Fund was launched at the very beginning of April 2020. At such an uncertain time and in the face of the mounting COVID-19 crisis, the
by Corinne Yank, GoPhil Communications Manager Centro Maya in Guatemala was one of the first GoPhil partners to receive a grant from the Rapid Response Fund in April. This grant was used to assist
by Corinne Yank, GoPhil Communications Manager Centro Maya Servicio Integral, a leading institution in care, education, and social inclusion for people with special needs in Guatemala, was one of the first GoPhil partners to
17 April, 2020 by Julio Letona Chávez, Director of Prevention Programs, Community Education & Development at ASSADE Guatemala Writing this report gives us courage, feeling you all with us and
Last week, over thirty members of the GoPhil community virtually gathered to “travel” to Guatemala and learn what is happening on the ground as the COVID-19 crisis unfolds. We were first welcomed by Emily
by Julio Letona Chávez, Director of Prevention Programs, Community Education & Development at Assade Guatemala According to the Guatemalan government, as of March 17, 2020, there are six cases of
