Adopt-a-Village in Guatemala

The Mayan Center, a residential high school being built on a mountaintop in the rainforest of northwest Guatemala, will serve two dozen villages.
Mission: To empower the Mayan people of northwest Guatemala by providing training and resources so they may develop improved education, health, and economic conditions in their communities.
Past Achievements: AAV has completed more than 60 major projects, including building nine primary schools, and providing support for middle schools serving a dozen villages. AAV also has built water systems and roads and run health programs.

Students learn dental hygiene skills in the village of San Juan Tutlac through one of the Adopt-a-Village vocational programs.
Wish List: Sponsorships and financial support: Scholarships for Mayan Center students; funds for food, clothing and medical help for widows and orphans.
Other Assistance: Volunteer carpenters, general contractors, and cabinet makers.
To learn more and view a video of the organization, visit www.adoptavillage.com or email: guatvillage@aol.com.
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I live in Guatemala and am interested in volunteer work.
Dear Dorothy,
Can you contact me at our email number and we would be delighted to hear from you.
Thanks,
Frances