family-house-smaller1727374024.jpgThe Hidden World of the Q’eqchi’: A Journey into Guatemala’s Timeless Culture

EnLevo serves the Q’eqchi’ people. These are an Indigenous Maya people, who live in the remote mountainous regions of Guatemala, carrying with them a vibrant culture and language. Rooted in their ancestral land, the Q’eqchi' speak their native language, woven into daily life and shared across generations. Their isolation has preserved this unique heritage, but it has also left many villages accessible only by foot...

img-2665-medium1727960237.JPGCaves, Candles, and Curiosity: Magic of K'anba' Cave

Imagine venturing into a hidden world, illuminated only by flickering candles. As you step into the mystical K'anba' Cave near Semuc Champey, your senses heighten—cold water surrounds you, and the echoes of your heart blend with the soft sound of flowing streams. This surreal experience isn’t just an adventure; it’s an unforgettable journey into Guatemala’s natural beauty.


Semuc Champey, with its turquoise pools atop a natural limestone bridge, is a sight to...

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Remote Village Voices: Strength in Sustainability

As we traveled a mile-long dirt trail to Santa Cristina, we witnessed a community full of resilience. Villagers warmly welcomed us with marimba music, leading us to their new community center—built with materials earned through the EnLevo Sustainable Lives Program. This wasn't just a building; it was a symbol of hope.


The village chief’s words moved us: “Thank you—the Sustainable Lives program has changed our lives. We’re learning...