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Ganadores Gran Rifa Nacional

22 diciembre, 2015/en Noticias /por Hábitat Guatemala

El pasado domingo 20 de diciembre se llevó a cabo el sorteo de la Gran Rifa Nacional, con el premio de un Pickup Toyota Hilux 2016 para el primer lugar.

Nuestros amigos del Centro Comercial Metronorte abrieron sus puertas para que se realizara el sorteo. En una emotiva ceremonia y con la participación de nuestro personal, representantes de Gobernación Departamental y público en general, se realizó el sorteo de para conocer a los ganadores de los premios.

Pickup Toyota Hilux 2016: Rosangelly Dina Maria Zepeda – ticket no. 28,481

Motocicleta Yamaha FZ 15-2015: Jetson Emmanuel Sandoval – ticket no. 55,457

Refrigeradora Whirlpool: Rafaela Victoria López Marroquín – ticket no. 84, 081

Estufa Whirlpool: Marta Alicia Martínez – ticket no. 55,122

Microondas Whirlpool: Mario Rodolfo Mendez Palencia – ticket no. 31, 328

Los premios se estarán entregando a partir del miércoles 23 de diciembre a los ganadores.

¡Felicidades a los ganadores y gracias a todos los que participaron!

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Día Internacional de los Voluntarios 2015

7 diciembre, 2015/en Noticias /por Hábitat Guatemala

Por tercer año consecutivo celebramos el Día Internacional de los Voluntarios (5 de diciembre), una fecha en la cual se reconocemos la importancia del trabajo voluntario en la construcción de comunidades. Este año, el Secretario General de Naciones Unidas, Ba Ki-moon indicó, «Hoy celebramos el poder del voluntariado. El voluntariado fomenta la creatividad, encuentra su fuerza en todo aquello que nos apasiona y nos pone en contacto con los que más nos necesitan».

Es por esto, que en esta ocasión nos sumamos a la Semana Actívate, organizada por el Centro de Voluntariado Guatemalteco (CVG), con el objetivo de reconocer la labor de las organizaciones que fomentan y apoyan el trabajo voluntario de los guatemaltecos. Con la participación de Mi Arca, Fábrica de Sonrisas, AMG, Teletón y VNU; se llevaron diversas actividades de voluntariado y se finalizó con el Rally Voluntario en el Parque Erick Barrondo.

Junto a nuestros amigos de VNU, apoyamos en el remozamiento de la Escuela Naciones Unidas, ubicada en zona 1 de la Ciudad Capital. Los voluntarios pintaron las principales paredes, además de limpiar las áreas comunes, para darles una grata sorpresa en enero a los niños y niñas.

Además, la Coordinadora Residente del Sistema de Naciones Unidas, Valérie Julliand, agradeció el trabajo y dedicación de todos los voluntarios. También mostró el compromiso de seguir apoyando a la escuela con el apoyo de los voluntarios.

¡Agradecemos a todos los voluntarios que con sus manos y corazones siguen construyendo una mejor Guatemala!

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The Geovany and Veronika Family

4 diciembre, 2015/en News /por admin

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When Geovany came home to hear his five-year-old pleading for affirmation about their housing, enough was enough.

Geovany’s story starts out in a little room up the street. That’s where he and his wife Veronika had been renting for seven years, since they got married.

“We were always gathering money, and eventually we had some amount saved up,” says Geovany, “and then some need would come up, so we never succeeded in getting a house.”

Geovany points to his current living room and bedroom. “Our place was this big,” he says. “One room, we shared it, the four of us.”

Geovany works at a large restaurant called Chichoy as a server. On top of the expenses of having kids and paying rent, he was able to save up a little bit, but not enough to get his own house.

“We spent seven years trying to get our own house,” he says. “We had tried everything, but it never worked out. Sometimes they would offer loans with a high interest rate, or other times they didn’t accept us because we didn’t have enough income.”

Renting a room in somebody else’s house was a burden, only exacerbated by the impossibility of owning their own house.

“I felt bad,” says Geovany. “Because every day, Veronika would arrive and the home owner would say ‘don’t put your things there!’ It was several times every week that she would complain about something to me, so I felt bad.”

But it didn’t stop there.

“My kid [Jeffry], he would go out to the patio to play with the other kids. Sometimes the homeowner’s kid would fight with him and tell him that it’s not his house and that he should get out. That’s what got to me. One day I got home and he says to me, ‘daddy, tell me this is my house.’ That hurt a lot, that made me cry bitterly!”

He wipes his eyes. “It still stings, to tell the truth.”

“One day my friend told me about Habitat, so I call Habitat and they tell me they’ll come at noon. They came and told me to get the paperwork in order. So the next week I had all the paperwork and it was approved.

Whereas other institutions offer for-profit loans, Habitat’s low-interest loan is a huge advantage for people in economic situations like Geovany’s. He was amazed at how fast everything worked out. “Within 15 days the materials came and the volunteers came!”

Veronika says working with the volunteers was a memorable experience. “God bless you all. I don’t remember all of your names, but one woman told me she had left her heart here. She made a little drawing of her heart to show that she left her heart here. We remember each person who was here. Every day to wake up and remember that we are in our own house is an immense joy. To God and to all of you we give our thanks, and may God bless you in all of your work that you do.”

Geovany added, “Many thanks for the time that you’ve taken. We thank God first and secondly all of you because you’ve made it possible for me to live here. You all took on the task of helping us and constructing this house. We’ve succeeded and we are happy for everything that you have done, and infinite thanks! I don’t know how to show the thanks we have in our hearts.”

Geovany mentions, “sometimes I wanted to give you things, but I didn’t have much to give. Either way, it was a really happy time because you were constructing something that would be really important in our lives. It was really exciting.”

Now, Geovany and Veronika are proud to say they own a house.

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“We’re happy,” says Veronika. “It’s not the same as renting. We have a place to put our animals, our plants, and our kids can go out and play without worring about being scolded. Now I can say this is my house, and I’m happy for that. It’s an incredible joy because it’s something I’ve always wanted.”

They’re also glad that their house is warmer than the old one, because of the location and the quality of construction.

Geovany is already thinking about the future. “I have a ton of plans,” he says. “To start, this is a project. My project is to finish this one and make it comfortable, and then make another one for the kids. My goal is that they don’t have to wait on someplace to go when they’re older, so they don’t have to suffer like we’ve suffered.”

Five-year-old Jeffry runs around the house as his parents chat. It’s apparent that the young couple is proud of their achievement, for the new house has given them added space and comfort. But even more, it’s given them the sense of dignity and independence that they’ve been striving for.

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Eusebio Reymundo Mejía

1 diciembre, 2015/en News /por admin

IMG_2575web“Realize that we lived on a river. And that river was really contaminated,” says Eusebio. “Water flowed from the city and picked up all the trash. And we drank that water.”

A thirty-minute drive from Cubulco, the nearest city, Eusebio’s adobe house was located farther than the municipality was willing to provide water and electricity services. For years upon years, Eusebio, his wife Paula, and their three boys drank the water that the river gave them, filled with leftover contaminants from the city. During rainy season, torrential rains would pick up anything left on the streets of Cubulco and take it straight to Eusebio’s place in the country.

They knew they were drinking unsafe water because they often got sick. They often got stomach pains and other digestive sicknesses because of the water. They tried to resolve the situation by constructing a well, but because of the location in the river basin, the well never served because it caved in not long after being built.

“We were really alone, really separated,” says Eusebio. “We had no neighbors. You could get sick or something could happen and there would be nobody to help.”

The family had a very basic latrine, basically a big hole in the ground with no ventilation, which also posed health risks.

Sickness after sickness, the family had enough. They had heard about a lot of their friends and relatives getting houses with Habitat for Humanity Guatemala, so they decided to apply as well. Not long after, they had their own house – one made from cement blocks with a cement floor – going up near the same river but much closer to town.

During the construction process, a group of students came from the United States to help out. Eusebio remembers the experience fondly.

“For me it was really nice because they gave me a hand and helped with the blocks and the sand. The group really worked hard! For me it was really cool.”

He also has a message for the group: “I’m really pleased with you all that you came to give me a hand. I’m happy and I appreciate you all a lot.” He sends all his greetings and thanks from his new house.

“For me the biggest difference is that it’s all calidá, [high-quality] here,” as he laughs. “The adobe house was something else.”

They still use the adobe house. “It will always serve,” says Eusebio. Right now, it serves as a farm for their cows and other farm animals. Eusebio visits the old house often, but sleeps in the comfort of his new place.

The aging couple also very much enjoys the accessibility and comfort of their new bathroom, which is indoors and accessible through their covered patio. “You can get up whenever, whenever you need to, even when it’s raining, and there’s no problem,” says Eusebio, smiling. “That’s the advantage of having the bathroom inside.”

Eusebio and Paula are currently cooking in front of the house, where they are planning to eventually construct a dedicated kitchen. For the time being, their front yard makeshift kitchen will do. The couple is also awaiting electricity, which they have solicited from the national energy provider.

The new place consistent access to potable water, accessible with the ease of a turn of the faucet. And for Eusebio and Paula, that makes all the difference. Paula was quick to show off how easily she can access clean water.

Down the river, however, there are still a number of families who are living in the country, farther than the extent of the municipal plumbing, surviving on the contaminated river water. Paula explains that “they are people of little resources who can’t afford to build a new house.” Habitat Guatemala is supplying water filters to people in rural areas to ensure that everybody has access to clean water and adequate housing. Eusebio and Paula’s house is also outfitted with a water filter, although the water from the pipes is much cleaner than the river water.

The new house is closer to the city, closer to neighbors, and it has a beautiful view of the Baja Verapaz mountains. But more than anything, Eusebio and Paula are relieved that they can release the worry of getting sick from drinking water.

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Read more family stories here.
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Celebración 75 Mil Historias Únicas

17 noviembre, 2015/en Noticias /por Hábitat Guatemala

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Del 9 al 13 de noviembre del presente año, se llevó a cabo la celebración de nuestra solución habitacional 75 Mil, un evento que reunió a más de 200 voluntarios nacionales, internacionales, miembros de nuestros Comités Locales, empresas aliadas, representantes Hábitat de otros países, personal administrativo y amigos; con el objetivo de dar a conocer este gran logro y además, crear conciencia de la necesidad de seguir trabajando en la construcción de una mejor Guatemala.

La celebración se realizó en el departamento de Chimaltenango, en las áreas de Santa Cruz Balanyá, Patzún, Tecpán y Saquitajac. Nuestros voluntarios y amigos trabajaron en la construcción de 13 viviendas, 28 estufas mejoradas y 21 letrinas, implementando nuevas tecnologías para la construcción de estufas, por medio de los terrablocks, bloques hechos con una nueva máquina a presión, lo cual permite sustituir a los bloques artesanales por unos más precisos, mejorando la calidad de nuestra estufa, además se implementó una estructura metálica, con lo cual se garantiza mayor resistencia y durabilidad. Respecto a nuestra letrina, se implementó el uso de palettes (tarimas) de madera y lonas vinílicas para crear una caseta más resistente, que permita un lugar más seguro, limpio y privado.

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Construcción de casetas para letrinas con pallets y lonas vinílicas.

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Nuestra estufa mejorada construida con terrablocks.


Construcción de la solución habitación 75,001 con sistema Pinnacle.

Construcción de la solución habitación 75,001 con sistema Pinnacle.

Por su parte, nuestros amigos de Pinnacle LGS implementaron para la construcción de nuestra solución 75,001, un nuevo sistema que incluye una estructura de acero liviano junto a tableros de concreto, garantizando la seguridad de las familias y acelerando el proceso de construcción.

Esta nueva alianza nos permite ofrecer más y mejores soluciones habitacionales para las familias guatemaltecas. Desde hace 36 años hemos innovado con nuevas tecnologías que permiten reducir los costos de materiales y ofrecen viviendas más seguras.


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Voluntarios trabajando en la Mega Casa 2G.

También contamos con el apoyo de nuestros amigos y aliados de Megaproductos, quienes construyeron con la tecnología Mega Casa 2G, la cual utiliza un sistema constructivo modular formado por muros de bloques y acero reforzado, esto garantiza la seguridad de la construcción.

Además, esta nueva tecnología reduce el costo de materiales, aumenta la calidad y seguridad. La Mega Casa 2G se construyó en tan solo dos semanas.


Familia Pichiyá Suyen

75mil 6Las familias guatemaltecas son el corazón de nuestra organización, nuestro trabajo y esfuerzo se enfoca en apoyarlas a mejorar su calidad de vida. Por esto el nombre de 75 Mil Historias Únicas, ya que deseamos dar a conocer cada historia, cada anécdota de los guatemaltecos que trabajan día a día para mejorar sus condiciones de vida y la de su comunidad.

Para representar a las familias Hábitat en toda Guatemala, seleccionamos a los esposos Daniel y Laura Pichiyá Suyen, una pareja originaria de Santa Cruz Balanyá, Chimaltenango. Daniel es uno de los agricultores más reconocidos de la región a pesar de haber perdido la vista en un accidente hace diez años, sus cultivos son de los más importantes de Balanyá. La pareja se conoció hace tres años y juntos han trabajado por salir adelante y mejorar su calidad de vida. Por medio de los cultivos de Daniel y la fabricación de productos de limpieza de Laura, reunieron el dinero necesario para la construcción de su vivienda.

“Estamos agradecidos con Hábitat que vio nuestro esfuerzo y nos ayudó, mí esposa y yo tendremos un lugar adecuado para vivir, como siempre lo soñamos, muchas gracias por creer en nosotros”, indica Daniel.

Daniel y Laura fueron parte de la construcción y mejoramiento de su vivienda, Daniel acompañó a los voluntarios en cada momento y Laura preparó el almuerzo de los 200 voluntarios durante todos los días que duró la celebración.


 Celebración 75 Mil Historias Únicas

El pasado viernes 13 de noviembre, nos reunimos en Santa Cruz Balanyá con voluntarios, colaboradores, representantes de Comités Locales y organizaciones amigas, para realizar la entrega de la vivienda a Daniel y Laura.

Erick Guerra y Sonia González del CDN, haciendo entrega de la Biblia braille.

Erick Guerra y Sonia González del CDN, haciendo entrega de la Biblia braille.

Con la participación de miembros de nuestro Comité Directivo Nacional, representantes de Cementos Progreso, Cemaco y FFACSA, se hizo entrega de las llaves, placa conmemorativa y Biblia en sistema braille a los esposos Pichiyá Suyen. Además, Andrés Minondo, Vicepresidente del Comité Directivo Nacional, hizo entrega de un reconocimiento a nuestro Director Luis Samayoa, por su trayectoria y el trabajo realizado en todos estos años.

En una ceremonia emotiva y llena de sorpresas, Daniel y Laura agradecieron el apoyo de la fundación, recordando la importancia de Dios en sus vidas y en la de cada familia que se ha sumado a la labor de Hábitat. Para finalizar abrieron por primera vez la puerta de su nueva vivienda y cortaron el lazo conmemorativo, invitando a todos los presentes a conocer el lugar que se convertirá en su hogar. Para la construcción de esta vivienda se implementó nueva tecnología y mejoramientos para facilitar a Daniel el acceso a sus cultivos. El piso de la vivienda posee varias capas de pintura epóxica y el techo posee un aislamiento térmico que permitirá abrigo en los meses más frío en la región, además, se instalaron barandas y rampas que permitirán a Daniel tener acceso fácil y seguro a sus cultivos.

Asimismo, nuestros amigos de Hábitat Chile dedicaron algunas palabras, reconociendo nuestro trabajo y compromiso con los guatemaltecos. También, nuestros amigos de Hábitat El Salvador compartieron una carta de su director nacional, además de dar a conocer que su diezmo sería para nuestro fondo rotativo.

Para finalizar, el licenciado Enrique Möller, Presidente del Comité Directivo Nacional, dio a conocer nuestro próximo objetivo, 100 soluciones habitacionales para 2017, un reto que involucra a todos nuestros voluntarios y organizaciones amigas.

¡Juntos vamos por la 100 Mil!

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Mira todas las fotografías conmemorativas haciendo click aquí.


Agradecemos a todas organizaciones que creen en nuestra labor:

Cementos Progreso, Cemaco, FFACSA, Pinnacle, Megaproductos, Real InterContinental Guatemala, Taco Bell, Fetiche, Little Caesars, Televisiete, Union Church of Guatemala, Cinemark, 18-50 Televisión, Bienes Inmuebles TV, Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala, Pastoral de la Primera Infancia, Teletón, SAXS, BAC, TelNet, American School of Guatemala, Valvoline, Universidad Rafael Landívar y Cable GPS.

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Celebrating 75,000 in Photos!

16 noviembre, 2015/en News EN /por admin
This last week, two hundred volunteers, employees, and partners celebrated a great landmark for Habitat for Humanity Guatemala: our 75,000th housing solution. People came from as far as Massachusetts, El Salvador, the Dominican Republic, and Chile to support the provision of adequate housing here in Guatemala. Scattered in and around Tecpán, a small city nestled among endless mountains, we split up into teams to build 13 houses, 21 latrines, and 28 smokeless stoves.

Pounding Palettes: Latrine Construction

On the first day, many groups tackled latrines, dismantling old palettes in an effort to salvage wood and reduce the cost for the latrine owners.


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Smokeless Stoves 101

Day two was all about smokeless stoves. Everyone went to the village of San Jose Poaquil,

girl stove a small farming community, to help improve families’ health by eliminating the smoke that lingers inside the kitchens. One volunteer group saw the reason for the improved stove right off the bat:

They came to the home of Doña María and her husband Hugo to help build a smokeless stove. Doña Erika and her family introduced themselves and so did the volunteers. Only a minute later, the conversation was interrupted by a yelp from Doña Erika’s 2-year-old daughter, who had just grabbed the lid of a searing pot of water boiling over an open flame. The cooking area was made of about eight cement blocks with a little area for firewood underneath. The pot was only a foot and a half off the ground. Not an ideal height with curious children around.

«Sometimes you bump into it,» said Doña María, «and you burn yourself. The kids sometimes grab it, not knowing if team with doña maríait’s hot. Usually it’s only a finger but it still hurts when you burn yourself.»

Her new stove is big, about three by five feet. It uses less firewood than her current little cooking area because of its its insulation. Its edges are safe to the touch of a playful two-year-old, and the hot cooking area is out of reach.

At left, the new stove, nearing completion.

 

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And a few more memories:




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Habitat for Innovation

Habitat Guatemala has been constructing homes for more than 30IMG_4552 edit small years, improving design details so that houses are more sustainable, easier to clean and maintain, and affordable. Our model has always utilized cement block walls, but on this week of celebration, we are shaking things up. Our architects have introduced a model of housing that uses metal framing with pre-manufactured cement paneling instead of cement blocks. The model is equally priced, but it’s said to be sturdier. We symbolically used housing solution 75,001 as a test for the house in Tecpán.


National Volunteers

This week, a bunch of national volunteers from here in Guatemala helped out. One group from Hotel Intercontinental in Guatemala City helped to build two houses side by side for two sisters. Thanks for your hard work, everyone!IMG_4464 edit small


 


Humble Volunteering

waltWalt is a constructor. In fact, he’s owned his own construction business for 18 years back in the United States. But during his volunteer time in Guatemala, he prefers to keep that a secret, limiting his leadership as he takes direction from the lead mason, a Habitat Guatemala employee. He tells the story as he smooths cement with evident experience.

«I try not to tell anybody,» says Walt. «Because they do things differently here, and I don’t want to be the one in charge. Here, I’m just volunteering.»

It must be said, though, that their stove progressed quite quickly and came out looking beautiful. Thanks, everyone! IMG_4706 edit


The 75,000th Celebration

To celebrate the 75,000th housing solution, we threw a party, and everyone was invited. Volunteers, employees, international Habitat affiliates, and even the neighbor kids were invited. (Or maybe the kids invited themselves? Either way, we loved sharing the cake!)



All the international volunteers for the week. You all rock!

All the international volunteers for the week. You all rock!

A big shout out to our international volunteers who came out for the week! Thanks everyone!

And finally, our 75,000th family, who gave a moving speech.

IMG_4947 edit smallMost memorably, she said: «I hope to continue volunteering soon. The mission of Habitat is to change humanity. It’s changed mine. It’s changed Daniel’s. And in the same way it’s change ours, I hope to continue changing lives as well.»

The new house was fixed up with a ramp in the back yard so that Daniel, who is blind, would not have trouble tripping down stairs. Also, they were presented with a Braille Bible so that Daniel may have access to read it.

Thanks to everyone for a hugely successful week, and let’s continue working to provide opportunities to families in Guatemala! Check out opportunities to volunteer with us or advance our mission from afar.

 

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Oficina Nacional Quetzaltenango

atención al cliente

QUETZALTENANGO

18 avenida 5-13 zona 3.

7736-8264 / 7763-7524 / 4740-6832

quetzaltenango@habitatguate.org

empleos

Oficina Nacional Ciudad Capital

atención al cliente

GUATEMALA (REGIÓN GUATE-CENTRO)

3 Av. 8-26, Zona 10. Guatemala

23392223

atencionfamilias@habitatguate.org

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