Current project
A school for Las VictoriasNestled in the mountains of north-central Guatemala is a Maya village known as Las Victorias. The families there are working to build a new primary school to lift their children and future generations out of poverty.
The Central Ohio Professional Chapter of Engineers Without Borders USA has been partnering with the community to help them achieve their vision. Click to read about the project details .... |
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Past projects
Safe water to drink
The water system for Batoula, a struggling village in Cameroon, was in disrepair and contaminated with E. coli and other dangerous bacteria and parasites. EWB-USA COh members teamed with the Case Western Reserve University student chapter. Today residents have year-round access to potable water, enabling them to better face other critical community needs. Photos ...
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Neighbors connected
In San Pedro Puxtla, El Salvador, a steep rocky gully served as the only street for the marginalized Las Pilatas neighborhood. During the wet season, residents were disconnected from their town, forced to making it extremely difficult to attend school, shop, or visit a clinic. EWB-USA COh partnered with the neighborhood, helping them design and build a proper street and drainage system. Photos ...
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