We look forward to having you visit these projects in El Salvador where AAI has worked for 20 years! The local coordinator can help suggest hotels and transportation for you, your team or family. If you visit, please send a picture and short story to angels@airlineamb.org so we can report on your wonderful efforts.
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Come and visit the project that AAI started in 2001 after the earhquake in Santa Tecla, We built a community for 150 families and now there are 900 prople living there. AAI Angels could help with the community garden, play basketball with the kids or provide school supplies.
Visit the Veterans Affairs Hospital and learn about housing programs, artisan and disability programs for this amazing institution supporting veterans in El Salvador
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Come and get a tour of Gente Aydando Gente sustainable housing projects in Nuevo Cuscatlan, El Espino, Auachepan, Santa Ana, Juayua or north of Surf City in El Zonte…Over 360 homes have been completed! You can help painting houses, participate in a medical or dental clinic, take a surf lesson and more! You could visit their headquarters in downtown San Salvador for an overall tour of comunities and health and medical programs. Or take a cooking lesson and enjoy lunch at the amaing Culinary School. Gente Aydando Gente is truly People Helping People!
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Hogar Giuseppe Angelucci in Zaragosa, El Salvador is a home for abandoned older people, or those who have been left on the streets and and have no family. The Asocaicion de Conyuges de Diplomaticos in El Salvador- ACDE ( Association of Diplomatic Spouses) has adopted this project for support, and Suzy Gonzalez, (past President) can organize a tour and visit to the facilty. You could provide food for the “abuelos” and help with needed clean up, or just be a loving companion for those who have no family.
Contact for this project is Suzy González
Email gonzalezsuzym@gmail.com
Phone: +503-7888-7442
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Visit the beautiful gallery and studio in the quaint town of Pachimalco where Miguel developed his signature style by painting local children of the village. He founded a program to teach art to children and over 1000 children have particiated in his
Foundation for Children. Ramirez projects towards infinity with his dream children who encourage inner life in their talking eyes, and the tenderness nestled in that innocent gaze and allow us to rediscover ourselves in that child we were. You may be participate in an art, photography or sculpture lesson or even with a drumming session. Touring the studio is an inspirational delight.
Contact for this project is Victor Ramirez
Phone: +503-7888-2688
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Resident of Barra de Santiago, (near the Guatemalen border) Ruben Navarro, learned how to hatch sea turtles from his father. He was taught the basic principles of marine conservation and, as a fisherman, he has demonstrated to his community how important these practices are. In 2021, Ruben hatched 3,000 sea turtle eggs with a mortality rate of less than 1 percent. The surrounding community celebrates the baby hatchlings as they are released into the sea and return to precisely the same beaches each year some 20 years later. Nesting season is from late August – December and hatching is from November – Feb. Each mother turtle lays 100 eggs which will hatch 45 days later Also see this link
Contact for this project is Nancy Rivard Email: nancy@airlineamb.org
Phone: +1-415-359-8006