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OVERVIEW
The Monostenango Health Center in Totonicapán, Guatemala, struggles with outdated and broken equipment, relying on handwritten medical records, which delays patient care and limits efficiency. With your help, we aim to provide 25 computers to digitize records, improve patient intake, and strengthen healthcare delivery for thousands of people in this underserved community.
HOW TO HELP
Donate laptops and cell phones by mail, for free.
Funds will help cover shipping and computer refurbishment costs. Use our secure PayPal link to make a donation. Select “Guatemala Health Center” in the dropdown.
LOCATION
Guatemala https://maps.app.goo.gl/DGp52ATVpTbsHyyP8
ON-SITE POINT OF CONTACT
Pablo Antonio Corredor, MPH/MCH
Guatemala
PROJECT VERIFICATION
Supported by: Dr. Ariel (Helath Center Director) and Douglas Camei
Pablo Corredor, International U.S. NGO
NUMBER OF WCE COMPUTERS
NEEDED
25 computer
TARGET BENEFICIARIES
- Health center administrative staff
- Nurses and medical personnel
- Patients served by the health center (primarily rural and Indigenous communities in Momostenango)
USAGE PLAN
The 25 computers will be used for:
- Patient registration and intake
digital medical recordkeeping - Data analysis and reporting on
maternal, child, and chronic health conditions. - Educational and training sessions for staff and community outreach
DESCRIPTION OF FACILITY
The Momostenango Health Center is the primary healthcare provider for thousands of residents in Totonicapán. Despite its central role, the facility operates with minimal resources. Most recordkeeping is still handwritten, and the few computers available are outdated and malfunctioning.
INTERNET SUPPORT PLAN
The health center has internet access, enabling secure data entry, digital storage, and reporting. With modern computers, connectivity will be fully leveraged for patient care and analysis.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT PLAN
Local staff will be trained to use and maintain the computers. A volunteer will support implementation and provide ongoing technical guidance.
This campaign is about more than technology; it’s about saving lives. With 25 donated computers, the Momostenago Health Center will reduce patient wait times, ensure accurate records, and empower medical staff with data to make informed decisions. For families already facing poverty, malnutrition, and health disparities, this project offers hope: faster care, improved outcomes, and a stronger community health system.