I just want to be Something
Living at an orphanage with little or no care, Naún’s chances at success were slim. He was labeled as a bad apple by his community, but he chose to walk his own path along with Casita.
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Living at an orphanage with little or no care, Naún’s chances at success were slim. He was labeled as a bad apple by his community, but he chose to walk his own path along with Casita.
There’s no electricity today in Copan so I’m back in my old office – a table at Café San Rafael, where Casita Copan all started.
We’re excited to announce the launch of our new program, Mercadito, or little market in English. Mercadito comes from a confluence of ideas, situations, and
Following multiple bookings and a series of canceled flights, long time Casita Copan supporters Eric and Sue Hammond were able to make it back home
As our year is just getting started, we are reflecting back on a tremendous milestone we had last year. Velkis and Eduardo joined our “Casita”
Guest blog post by Christopher Butterworth – Community member Let me kick things off by wishing a very happy birthday to the most incredible organization
Guest Blog Post by Skye Travers My name is Skye Travers and I am a political science student at the University of Georgia. I
Through dirt roads and untamed weeds, Aura treks down a mountain to get to work in Copán Ruinas. Already, the walk is long, and holding
Casita Copán is a huge team effort. While we are a small organization, our squad is made up of 16 staff, 54 children, and our many