Where we’re working:

San Raymundo, Guatemala

San Raymundo is a highland community of 35,000 people located one hour northwest of the capital, Guatemala City. It is composed of a group of Mayan descendants and the Kaqchikel; both speak the same indigenous language, but many have adapted to modern Guatemalan culture and speak Spanish.

Community Projects:

House Construction

Project status: Completed

Many families in the church have been living with relatives in houses with limited space. The goal is to provide cinder block houses for these households in need.

Since their involvement in 2010, Cochrane Alliance has built four houses.

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Lodging Improvements

Project status: Completed March 2012

To continue bringing teams into San Raymundo, the plan is to renovate the bathroom facilities and the kitchen area of the pastor's home.

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School Construction

Project status: In progress

Public schools in San Raymundo are over-crowded so as a result, the quality of education is very poor.

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Student Sponsorship

Project status: In progress

La escuela Jesus viene is a place of love and learning. It is a home for students to hear about the love of God and to experience it first hand through the teachers encouraging words and the fellowship of the student body.

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COVID Relief

Project status: In progress

Approximately 70% of people in San Raymundo have been left without economic income or work, due to the measures imposed by the government; There is no public transportation, most businesses are closed (only stores that sell basic foods are open).

2 Zero Hunger

17 Partnerships for the Goals

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Where we’re working:

San Raymundo, Guatemala

Community Projects:

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