The Morales Family
“It’s necessary to be independent,” adds Dulia. “We didn’t want to rely on in-laws for everything.”
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“It’s necessary to be independent,” adds Dulia. “We didn’t want to rely on in-laws for everything.”
“What I like most about this stove,” she explains, “is that all the smoke is gone. When I light it, my work is done for me, and I can feed my family.”
“We can’t travel a lot, we haven’t been very many places, but Habitat Guatemala has allowed us to gain more things and we are grateful for the organization.”
“I thank God for the projects Habitat for Humanity Guatemala has brought to us, for all of the work that they have come to do. That has made all of the difference in how I cook.”
“We are just starting out and moving in,” Amelia says, meandering through clusters of furniture in boxes. “We want to put down a garden, paint the walls, and in the future, decorate a room for the baby.”
“If it wasn’t for Habitat for Humanity Guatemala, this would have never happened.” She sweeps her hand towards her stove. “With the extra money, I can give more food to my children, I can keep them in school.”
Since building a new smokeless stove with Habitat for Humanity Guatemala volunteers, Sandra’s health has improved dramatically. The headaches no longer plague her, and she can work without preoccupations.
“I had always imagined the privacy and everything, and I have so many dreams of what I want us to do here. It’s a dream that has become a reality.”
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