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Smokeless Stoves: Ana María

15 mayo, 2018/en Meet our families, News /por admin

Ana María and her family live in El Chipotón, a community in the department of Chimaltenango. She and her husband, Moises, have four children. Before financing a new, smokeless stove with Habitat for Humanity Guatemala, Ana María used an old stove that filled her kitchen with smoke and used double the amount of wood. In this area, people do not have access to land where they can gather their own wood, so they have to buy wood for cooking and warmth in the markets. Deforestation is an issue in Guatemala and this affects families like Ana María’s. For this reason, having a stove that uses wood efficiently has made a positive impact in Ana María’s life.

She explains how her new stove has changed the amount of wood she must buy to take care of her family: «We use much less wood now. The same amount of wood that used to last for one month now lasts for two months.» Ana María also shares that her old stove was very small, which made it challenging to cook food for her entire family. «I can cook more food now!», she shares. «And my tortillas turn out really well.»

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Smokeless Stoves: Norma Elizabeth

15 mayo, 2018/en Meet our families, News /por admin

Norma Elizabeth lives with her family in El Chipotón, a community in the department of Chimaltenango. She and her husband, a mason, have three children who are 15, 13, and 7 years old. Her oldest and youngest are in school studying and her middle child works.

When she learned about the opportunity to obtain a smokeless stove for her family from a local Habitat Guatemala volunteer, she knew that it was a good opportunity. Norma did not have a stove and so everyday she cooked her family’s food over a fire on the floor of her kitchen. Not only does this method use significantly more wood, but the smoke bothered her eyes and over time would have led to lung problems.

Norma says: «I save wood now. My eyes are being saved because smoke no longer bothers them. I want to thank Paulina, the local volunteer, and the foreign volunteers who supported me in this opportunity!»

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100 Mil Sueños Cumplidos

11 mayo, 2018/en Noticias /por Hábitat Guatemala

En Hábitat para la Humanidad Guatemala, nos sentimos orgullosos de apoyar a las familias, de brindarles las herramientas para que puedan desarrollarse de forma integral, para que tengan un mejor futuro.

Para nosotros no solo son un número o una solución, son una fuente de luz, de aprendizaje y de esperanza, con cada casa, filtro, estufa o letrina, que entregamos aprendemos algo y contribuimos a que más familias tengan acceso a una vivienda adecuada.

Nacimos en Guatemala en 1979, como respuesta al terremoto de 1976, tenemos 39 años de estar trabajando de la mano con voluntarios nacionales y extranjeros, empresas que se han sumado a la causa de la vivienda adecuada y familias que han aportado su granito de arena ya sea en voluntariado o como donantes.  Es así, que después de 39 años de trabajar arduamente, podemos sentirnos satisfechos de llegar a una meta muy importante para todos como lo son nuestros 100 mil sueños cumplidos.

Esta meta no la hubiéramos logrado sin el apoyo de las empresas que nos acompañaron durante este importante evento.

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The Lopez Family

11 mayo, 2018/en Meet our families, News /por admin

Rosa Lopez lives with her husband, children, mother-in-law Yolanda, and three brothers-in-law in the department of Chimaltenango, Guatemala. Douglas, Rosa’s husband, is a teacher, and his brothers work in agriculture in the surrounding area. When Rosa became pregnant with her youngest son, 5 month old Frank, she and her family decided to partner with Habitat Guatemala to build a new home on their land. Prior to building their new home, they lived in a smaller structure on the same property, but they knew that building a new home would give the new baby and the other children a safe environment in which to grow up.

«We learned about Habitat Guatemala from Doña Emy, the head of the local affiliate.», explains Yolanda. «Frank, the baby, was the reason we decided to build a new home. Over time, we would like to partner with Habitat again to build more rooms onto our new home.» Rosa says: «We have more space now! Our old walls were made of metal and our new house is made of cement blocks so we are much warmer. Overall, we are more comfortable in our new home.»

Yolanda finishes by saying: «It was a beautiful experience to have the volunteers here with us. We enjoyed having them here! Everything is so good and we are happy to have had the support of Habitat.»

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The Ajmac Family

11 mayo, 2018/en Meet our families, News /por admin

Carlos and Gladis Ajmac live in the department of Tecpán, Guatemala, with their two children. Their son, Esau, is 7 and their daughter, Emili, is 5. Before buying land and partnering with Habitat Guatemala to build their home, the Ajmac family rented a house. «Our rent every month was double what our mortgage is now.», explains Carlos.

Together, the family runs a sandal making business out of their home; They have two employees and sell the sandals at local markets in the department. After 5 years of renting, they are happy to have more space where they can run their business and be together as a family.

«We were sad when the volunteers left!», exclaims Gladis. «But, thanks to God, we are happy and more comfortable in our new home.»

 

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100,000 Housing Solutions!

7 mayo, 2018/en News EN /por admin

As part of Habitat for Humanity Guatemala’s 100,000th Housing Celebration the Barrios family received the keys for their new house! Their house is the 100,000th housing solution that has been constructed with the support of Habitat Guatemala and many wonderful volunteers.

Volunteers from five Habitat for Humanity affiliates in the United States joined Guatemalan volunteers and staff for a of week building, celebrating, and cultural experiences. To each of you that traveled to Guatemala to celebrate this milestone and to each of you who have been a part of this journey, one hundred thousand thanks!

We hope you will join us as we move forward into the next chapter of Habitat Guatemala’s journey!

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  • Hábitat para la Humanidad Guatemala y EPA se unen para capacitar a albañiles
  • Una vida dedicada a transformar comunidades
  • En memoria de Jane Ragsdale

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