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Esperança Launches Primary Care Brigades in Nicaragua
August 7, 2018
Esperanca Blog / Nicaragua / Volunteer Surgical Program
There are several factors that still prevail in Nicaragua which make it difficult to provide comprehensive care to the low-income population: geographic inaccessibility, absence of nearby health posts, lack of trained professionals, lack of medical supplies and necessary medicines, and a belief rooted in the communities that prevents seeking conventional...
The Ripple Effect
July 30, 2018
Esperanca Blog / Nicaragua / Volunteer Surgical Program
By Reeder Enrique Lanzas, DDS “My name is Reeder Enrique Lanzas. I was born in Leon, Nicaragua and at age of six moved to the capital, Jinotega. Growing up, my family was always dedicated to service. My mom is a dentist and my dad is a nurse, serving as the Surgical...
Phoenix Program Goes International
July 19, 2018
Esperanca Blog / United States
In the Fall of 2017, Esperanca’s Domestic Program Director was invited to speak on a panel at the 4th Human Resources for Health Forum in Dublin, presented by the World Health Organization. Maria shared the story of her journey from poverty to the Director of a world-recognized program through her passion...
A Mother’s Determination
June 20, 2018
Bolivia / Disease Prevention and Treatment / Esperanca Blog
Edith Josefina Mansilla was born in Potosí (Bolivia) on November 20, 1996 and is 21 years old. She is studying in the 4th year of her public accounting career. She currently lives in the San Bernando neighborhood of the city of Tarija. Edith lives with her parents, is the oldest...
Maria’s Memoir
May 29, 2018
Disease Prevention and Treatment / Esperanca Blog / United States
By Maria Valenzuela, Phoenix Program Director “In 1979, my mother brought me to this country, chasing the American dream. We settled into a disadvantaged community in Arizona. My mother was young and determined to make a better living for herself and her 6-year-old daughter. We lived in a trailer. I...
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