Doña Clementina

Jinotega, Nicaragua is nicknamed the “city of centenarians”, and we would like to introduce you to one of our favorites: Doña Clementina. She is 97 years old and lives in the small farming community of Los Robles. She has given birth to an unbelievable twelve...

Stories of Impact – Josefa

“Thank you for seeing us, not leaving us aside, and most importantly, providing my baby better-living conditions” – Josefa Meza Gutiérrez Deteriorating and dilapidated roofs can have dramatic health repercussions during the wettest months of the rainy season. In...

Comunidad Connect's Guiding Principles

Léalo en español Strengths Perspective We do not think of development in terms of addressing needs alone, but also within the context of local human and social capital. Relationship Driven Sustainable development requires open and ongoing collaboration between global,...

Member Monday- Katherinne Peralta

This week we recognize Katherinne, administrative assistant for Comunidad Connect! Read more to learn about Katherine, her interests and passions, and experiences working with Comunidad Connect. When did you start working for Communidad Connect?   I starting working...

Building Foundations: Homes and Health

Most volunteer groups pour at least one concrete floor for a family during their service-learning experience in Nicaragua. For the most part, these projects are straightforward and simple to complete. However, the resulting physical and emotional health benefits are...
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