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All participants will be able to work in the fields, gardens, school, houses of the children, special needs and general maintenance.
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Help paint parts of the home, install metal awnings, and renovate greenhouses with our Guatemala Projects Teams
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Dates:
Mid-February to mid-April (specific dates
to be determined)
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For further information or to secure an application form, please contact
Ken Speers at [email protected].
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Help build a sheep enclosure, fences for cattle, and play areas for the children with our Dominican Republic Projects Teams
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Dates:
Feb 12 - Mar 21 (tentative)
March 10 - March 17 (Student Teams)
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For further information or to secure an application form, please contact
Andy Uyl ([email protected]) or Joy King ([email protected]).
$2000.00 per adult. $1800.00 per student. PLUS air fare
Individual/group fund raising can be employed
Take a Look at Our New Sponsorship Programs
These professionals work with the added stress of gunfire, kidnappings and failed government and infrastructure. The wild valuation of the local currency means they cannot rely on the purchasing power of their wages. Diesel fuel is required to be trucked through gang-controlled road checks to feed the electrical generators of the hospital. Water purification is required to avoid the spread of diseases. Some nights the staff will choose to sleep in the hospital rather than risk being kidnapped on the way home or on their return to work. Learn more about the program here.
Please consider supporting FOTOCAN’s Special Project for Education by adopting a classroom with a $35, $50, $100 or other monthly donation. Your donations will directly impact the quality of education being provided to students living at NPH- Dominican Republic, as well as students living with their biological families in the surrounding bateys. Your classroom full of eager learners will receive gifts of school supplies, educational programs, multilingual books, and field trips, directly from you! Learn more about the program here.
Adopt a classroom now
-Fr. William B. Wasson, founder of NPH
If you're going on a trip to a spanish speaking country, planning to join one of our abroad projects, curious, or simply want to improve, Ruth Blass would be happy to instruct you! Take a look at the information below if you're interested.
