In the notorious “Dry Zone” of rural Nicaragua, one family struggles to survive…
Dr. Inglis and his team have traveled with us to Bolivia, Nicaragua, and this will be their first mission to Peru!
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Give the gift of life – Support Drs. Riley and Benden on their October surgical mission to Nicaragua.
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Trinidad and Pablo struggle to survive, and to keep their family alive. Three generations live together in the so-called “Dry Zone” in a humble little house on a hill next to the field they farm. A river runs nearby — but getting water up the hill to irrigate their crops is painfully difficult and time-consuming.
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From Accident to Opportunity
How volunteer work can bring restoration
In March of 2016, Ramón was struck by a car while crossing the street, leaving him with a traumatic brain injury (TBI) – a condition that severely impacts physical and cognitive abilities and which forced him to quit the new supervisory role at a
How You Keep the Water Moving in Rural Nicaragua
Success of Santa Ana-El Diamante
How You Keep the Water Moving in Rural Nicaragua
When you look at the area around Santa Ana-El Diamante, you see winding, dirt roads running through forests, tree dotted hills, and expansive coffee plantations.
Simeon, a farmer who has lived here his entire life, knows
World Coffee Day
In honor of World Coffee Day, we wanted to share how important coffee is to the culture of the people we serve in Nicaragua.
The coffee plant tends to be difficult to grow. It requires high humidity, lots of water, indirect sunlight, and temperatures no lower than 60 degrees F