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The Hospital Is Taking Shape!

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An Exciting Update from the Hospital in Nebaj, Guatemala!

The look of the hospital (Servicios Medicos Vida y Esperanza) is taking shape! We are so close to seeing the first floor open for patients to be cared for. See the needs below and help us raise the funds for what’s left needed!

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