Jorge Coromac who is a member of the Olathe Rotary Club and the Woodland Public Charity VP of Programs and Fund Development came to discuss how they are working to implement Water, Sanitation, Hygiene and the Access to Health programs in in Guatemala, Kenya and South Africa. He also explained how these programs include the opportunity for each Rotarian to be a part of these implementations.
Established in 2001, Woodland Public Charity strives to help children and families in poor communities in under-developed countries. Woodland supports basic assistance for poor families to help them overcome the burdens of poverty. Their goal is to help poor children become healthy, educated, self-sustaining and contributing members of society.
For more information about this and other projects that the Woodland Public Charity is working on visit their website here.
