In Petén, many people lose limbs because of birth conditions or injuries at work, and there have been limited options for treatment. Our prosthetics ministry helps people walk and work again, restoring their mobility and the ability to provide for themselves and their families. By fitting high-quality prosthetics, we help individuals return to daily life with confidence and renewed purpose.

The Champions Club is a weekly program serving children with developmental disabilities—including autism, Down syndrome, and nonverbal challenges—and their families in Petén. While children participate in structured activities that include sensory play, learning opportunities, and Bible-based encouragement, their mothers gather for prayer, conversation, and moments of rest they rarely receive.

In a region where many families face poverty and isolation, and where mothers often carry the weight of caregiving alone, the Champions Club offers a lifeline.

Through our Village Outreach, we go where others cannot, delivering medical care, health education, and encouragement to families in remote areas. These visits open doors for ongoing relationships and allow us to share Christ’s love in practical, personal ways, bringing resources and care that would otherwise be out of reach. This work changes lives, offering hope, healing, and connection to families who have long gone without support.