Two clinics that open every day.
Rekko 8 in Antigua and Rekko 7 in San Pedro Yepocapa: primary care with specialties for people who find no answer at the public health centre and cannot afford private care. Patients pay a token fee; those who cannot are exempt.
What the clinics treat
- General medicine
- Gynaecology and antenatal care
- Paediatrics
- Dentistry (endodontics, maxillofacial surgery and orthodontics with visiting specialists)
- Physiotherapy
- Psychology
- Speech therapy
- Clinical laboratory
- Pharmacy
Rekko 8, Antigua Guatemala
Open since 2008. The larger clinic, with a full dental team (three dentists, a hygienist and assistants) and visiting specialists twice a month. Seven organisations in the area use it as their health provider: Educando a los Niños, El Patojismo, Familias de Esperanza, Fundación Margarita Tejada, Nuestros Ahijados, Alas de Guatemala and Ser Niña.
Rekko 7, San Pedro Yepocapa
Where Rekko began in 1994. A clinical laboratory since 2025, its own generator, and a solid relationship with the Yepocapa public health centre: referrals both ways and joint outreach days.
How it is funded
Every consultation has a token fee, set to what families can pay; those who cannot pay are exempt. It covers most of the running costs; donations pay for equipment, improvements and what the fee does not reach.
In 2025 three dental units were renewed, the Rekko 7 laboratory opened and a permanent generator was installed, with support from Rekko ETS and a Rekko Ibérica project.
Progress report January–October 2025.
Funded projects in this programme
| Year | Project | Programme | Funder | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025–26 | Strengthening care protocols for chronic patients | Health | Junta de Castilla y León | Approved |
Day-to-day life at Rekko in Antigua and Yepocapa.
Support the clinics
€25 a month covers what the patients' fee does not: medicines, community outreach, one more professional.