As today is Sunday I thought it would be a good day to visit families. The first stop was Marvin’s home. Marvin is writing the exams to hopefully get a full scholarship to University. He is struggling with the Spanish exam. I was able to let him know that I have found a tutor to help him over the next 2 weekends. I also asked the family to give him a break from going up the mountain every morning at 4am to work so he can have time to study…he is also in his last year of high school.
Marvin and his mom are standing in front of their vege garden. We have 8 families that will be receiving water filters. Having a water filter is a huge cost saver for families that buy purified water. And those families that are too poor to buy pure water it can greatly improve the health of the whole family. Aldea Maya does not believe in giving items for free. There is a minimal charge in beadwork for all items. In this way the families do not feel like they got a hand out but rather a hand up as they worked for the item.
While walking through the village we visited some of our family gardens. I am pleased to say that this program is starting to become more successful in giving families food to eat.
Here is one mom showing me the onion seeds she has collected. She is also quite proud of her corn harvest.
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This picture is of Ana Maria’s family. They are dirt poor. The whole family is making items to sell.
Without sponsorship Ana Maria would not be in her last year of middle school. When you visit families like this you realize the difference sponsorship makes.
