Above Santa Emilia, atop one of the rainforest mountains, lies the community of La Flor. There, 82 families are trying their best to make a living often without electricity, clean water, and health or social services.
10 May 2022
With health, time-saving, and financial benefits, "green stoves" are "best standard of living that women have."
Read more03 May 2022
Angelica is a pharmacy student supported by JustHope's university scholarship program.
Read more26 April 2022
In a community full of culture and folklore, Candida and her family are alchemists, transforming mud into beautiful art.
Read more19 April 2022
By raising pigs and growing corn made possible by the Microcredit Program, Sonia has become "a woman who has reached her dreams and will reach many more."
Read more14 April 2022
Save lives by supporting a new community truck in Chacraseca. Welcome to our new director, Ali Hawkins! The triplets from La Flor have a birthday. And more...
Read more12 April 2022
Make your own rosquillas, an Easter tradition from La Flor.
Read more04 April 2022
The farmers of La Flor harvest the beans that will sustain their families.
Read more29 March 2022
With knowledge in her head, skills in her hands, and a diploma on her wall, Flor can now fulfill her dream.
Read more22 March 2022
Nimia puts her entrepreneurial skills to good use by opening a store to fill the need in her community.
Read more15 March 2022
A new cohort of youth forms at the Cultural Center with a new name "Proyecto 22."
Read more08 March 2022
Scarleth's tenacity and JustHope's support have together enabled her to complete her degree against the odds.
Read more01 March 2022
Rosa Ojeda, a dedicated community leader in Chacraseca and shaper of JustHope, died last week. JustHope Founder Leslie Penrose remembers the important role that Rosa played in making...
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