Read the first part of the founding story of Casita Copán here and the second part here. Starting an organization only sounds appealing before you

Read the first part of the founding story of Casita Copán here. So how did I end up here in Copán Ruinas anyway? To be

It was a humid morning in September of 2012, the sun already blazing just after 6 am. Fanny was the first to arrive, her two

Calling Casita Copan a busy place is an understatement. But even though our days are filled with the ups and downs of raising and educating

A special guest blog post by U.S. Board President, Beth Ann Nyssen When I first met Emily Monroe, the Director of Casita Copán, in 2013,

Zoila is a playful seven-year-old with a contagious giggle. Gelsi is her older sister, who says through drawing, dancing and physical affection what she cannot

Ouch, my arm! Children play, learn, eat, sleep, play again and at some point they also break a bone (or two!). Breaking a bone can

Hi there! My name is Doris Oliva. I’m happy to announce to you that I’m the new Director of Development at Casita Copan. And I’d