Three Escuelita girls hug and smile in their Rekko school aprons

Health care, education and solidarity, alongside Guatemala's communities.

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Sponsor · €25 a month

Less than €1 a day.

What we do

Four programmes, the same communities

A speech therapist working with a smiling boy

25,592 patients seen in 2024 at Rekko 7 and Rekko 8, for a token fee, or free for those who cannot pay.

How the clinics work

Why the school

In San Pedro Yepocapa, more than half the population has not finished primary school.

The Escuelita and the scholarships accompany children from preschool to secondary school, and work to reduce drop-out. In 2025, 72 of the 116 children in the programme had a sponsor; we are looking for 40 more.

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Rekko ETS has no paid staff: its costs are limited to bank fees and paperwork.

See results and reports

Rekko in numbers

What changes, year by year

25,592
patients attended · 2024
116
children in the education programme · 2025
678
women screened for cervical cancer · 2025
29
health professionals across the two clinics · 2024

Numbers from the Memoria de labores 2024 and 2025 and the 2025 Community Health Programme report. Every number carries its year. See all results

One result

In Yepocapa, the rate of precancerous cervical lesions found in our screening days fell from 1.86% in 2023 to 0.73% in 2025, after training 20 nursing assistants and screening 678 women.

Community Health Programme, 2025 report. Project with Fraternidad Misericordia.

Volunteering

I came for three weeks of physiotherapy and found a team treating chronic conditions with what it has and with real judgement. What surprised me most was the relationship with the public health centre: Rekko doesn’t replace it, it complements it.

Laura Martil
Volunteer physiotherapist · Rekko 7, Yepocapa · 2025-11

How to volunteer