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Giving Back in Guatemala

Since 2017, AMN Healthcare has partnered with The International Esperanza Project on the annual medical and community development mission to the highlands of Guatemala. Each year we've worked to provide the impoverished indigenous population with integrated healthcare including critical surgeries, along with the installation of safety stoves and water purification systems in homes.

Our Clinicians and Volunteers in Guatemala

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About Our Partner

Founded in 2017, the International Esperanza Project is a non-profit organization inspiring hope in developing countries through healthcare and community development projects.

How We've Helped

In under a week each year, our mission trips have changed the lives of over 1,800 people. The medical care provided makes a powerful and immediate difference in people's lives, while the safety stoves and water purifiers make a long-range significant improvement in quality of life.

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18,000+

People we've helped so far

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1,400+

Patients treated

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114

Surgeries performed to date

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Blogs

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NEWS

AMN Mission to Guatemala: Building a Hospital in One Afternoon

How do you create a near-complete health system in a few hours? HELPS International accomplished this feat last Sunday afternoon with the help of AMN Healthcare in the highlands of Guatemala.

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Surgery and Stoves: Human Caring in Action in Guatemala

The statistics for the AMN Healthcare 2015 mission to Guatemala are nothing short of amazing.

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AMN Volunteers in Guatemala for Mission Trip

AMN Healthcare volunteers partnered with The International Esperanza Project on the annual medical and community development mission to the highlands of Guatemala provided the impoverished indigenous population with integrated healthcare including critical surgeries, along with the installation of safety stoves and water purification systems in homes.

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