Patanatic Historical Celebration... Patanatic has its own Nurses Assistance!

Hola, hola amigos!

It is so exciting to bring September historical news to you from Patanatic!

Woodland, ACONANI and the Patanatic community thank you for you continue support.  Because of you Patanatic celebrated the success of the community effort! Here are the news!

Muchas, muchas gracias!

Patanatic has Four Nurses Assistance!

 

On September 20^th, the four Patanatic students Nurses Assistance graduated after completed all requirements of the program. They receive a Diploma that certify them as NURSE ASSISTANCE.

The students, Yolanda, David, Ana and Sonia were accompanied by their parents, relatives and close friend during this historical moment on their lives and the community of Patanatic.

Rotarians from Topeka South were witness of this amazing accomplish.
Woodland and ACONANI thank all the people of the Patanatic community that support the students during this journal.  Our deep gratitude to you because you believe and support the students during this two years.

Special thanks to Theresa Jones, Kim Genseal, Kelly Fletcher, Peggy Harrys, Paulette Riley, McCoy Family and the Coromac Family  because their support the students accomplished this incredible dream that on September 20^th become true: PATANATIC HAS FOUR NURSES!
         C O N G R A T U L A T I O N!
                                       to the new Nurses Assistance
                                                             Yolanda, David, Ana and Sonia!

Topeka South Rotary Club – Guatemala September 2012
 

Rotarians from the Topeka South Club (Kansas) participate in the Service Above Self trip on from September 16 to 22.  During this trip the team participated in the de-worming campaign providing medicine to more than 1800 students in the communities of Patanatic, San Luis Patanatic, San Andres Semetabaj, Cerro de Oro, San Juan La Laguna and San Pedro La Laguna.
 

The team also participated in the monitoring and evaluation of the water filters and installed 35 new water filters with the new water system that last for 9 to 10 year and purify 18 lts of water every 45 minutes.
 

In this Rotary team were: Patty Bossert, Kyle Smith, Faron Barr, Michael and Maria Wilson, Michael Culp, Kimberly Erickson and Jorge D. Coromac VP Programs of Woodland Charities.

Patty Bossert provided sewing training to the students of six grade of the Patanatic Elementary school Mike Culp and Maria Wilson also help during the sewing classes.

Faron, Kyle, Kim and Mike Wilson work hard in the community farm/garden building new homes for the rabbits, planting coffee trees and flowers that are part of the community production for the nutrition program. The team also support the access to health program performing glucose test for the patience enroll in the diabetes program and they also provide neonatal kits for the new babies of the community.

 

 

Woodland Charities 10^th Anniversary

On November 15^th Woodland Public Charity will celebrate ten year of humanitarian work. Please let us know if you will be able to attend the event and let’s celebrate together this amazing journal.






To learn more about the program please contact: jorgec@woodlandpc.org