My Nonprofit Reviews

I started in Wuqu Kawoq as a volunteer doctor in 2016, from the beginning it seemed to me as an organization with a great mission and vision. The work of providing primary care and follow-up to patients with chronic diseases who would not receive treatment or follow-up elsewhere was an eye-opener for me and was one of the factors that made me decide to study public health.
In 2020 I returned to WK as a collaborator, now as a public health specialist, I realize every day the impact that this organization has on the beneficiary populations. Patients from 0 to 100 years of age benefit from nutrition, women's health, diabetes, and other programs every day. The mission remains the same, to provide high-quality care to Mayan populations in their language.