My Nonprofit Reviews

At Imago, we had the opportunity to work alongside a small team from Wuku Kawoq for 3 months, helping them think through their scaling up journey. As part of the process, we interviewed several team members, including the midwives, navigators, and the leadership team. We also had the opportunity to engage with mothers that have been part of Wuku Kawoq’ programs. Words such as “dignity” and “human-centered” are among those always highlighted as core to the organization. Through all our engagement we were able to see the team’s commitment to their cause, their rigorous approach, and their data-driven decision making. From the beginning, they have followed a co-creative process with the midwives and mothers. To make sure that they bring a solution that works for them, everything they do is field-tested. The Wuku Kawoq’ team welcomes constant feedback from the people that they serve. We have seen the transformation that Wuku Kawoq has brought for Mayan women and trust that they will continue to bring positive change everywhere they go.