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They keep me informed with pictures on the website and send us letters from our student.
fantastic organization.
Their communications with me have been consistent and helpful.
Give them more money to help them expand.
Providing dental services to children in need throughout Guatemala.
Do nothing.
Tierra Linda. There was a 4 week old baby named Ivan that was losing weight. I was happy to see Mayan Families help him through our donation.
not change anything. It is wonderful.
Panajachel Guatemala. They helped us stay safe and healthy and able to do what was needed during our 1 week stay.
More donations and exposure please! Help KIDS and Mayan family provide even more care to all people in need in Guatemala.
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I met other great volunteer dentists and was able to sharpen many of my growing dental skills with various dentists with different training.
2011
During our one week work experience with Mayan Families we experienced the organization and its commitment to Mayan Families around Lake Atitlan first hand.
Strengthen the donor base so more funds could be generated to expand the great work they do with the Mayan.
witnessing Mayan children getting out of mouth pain!
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every village we went and treated children. The Mayan Family's pre-school students have excellent oral health and hence generally good over all health. The staff members know the communities and its people. They care for each other and treat each other with dignity and respect.
expand its efforts to more communities around Guatemala.
Working with this organization showed me the effects of poverty, how widespread it is, and what is being done and still needs to be done to combat these issues.
Would have liked to have seen more of the classes Mayan Families offers, and how the people who participate in them use them to their advantage
I saw the joy of families who had safe cooking stoves in their homes, i saw happy children whose dilapidated shoes were replaced with gently used shoes, i saw families who were touched by having first ever photos of their children and families. i saw elderly feeding, preschool programs with both educational and nutritional support, Further, i saw families who saw MF as an emotional supporter as well as providing physical needs.
stronger logistics. we sometimes were less efficient due to limitations in MF transport and tools. they are constantly trying to build their capability, but of course there is a trade0-off between providing the service now versus buying equipment for the future
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2011
the week that I volunteered with Mayan Families. I watched all the people -- from Sharon and Dwight, the administrative staff, the drivers and assistants who helped us build ONIL stoves, the education/social work interns -- work feverishly to interview Mayan families who came to the office to share their concerns/needs. Although it appeared to the untrained eye as chaos, it was not. So much help was provided for the Mayan families from villages all around the lake area.
try to provide monetary assistance and increased space for their work to be done. Sharon and Dwight work without complaint in a somewhat cramped area to accomplish innumerable tasks for the Mayan people.
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