Project Salvador Delegation



Special Thanks
to the members of the Delegation 2004:

Marie Edgar
Daron Edgar
Jan Sprunger
Jessica Belle
Cathy Lichti
Sarah McCune

Co-ordinators:                
Patty Lawless
Tony Avelar

Salvadoran Accompanier:
Miguel Abarca

Photos from Delegation's Visit
June-July, 2004

The Delegation (Patty Lawless, far left, followed by Marie Edgar, fellow Board Member)
   
   
SAN MARTIN - Day 1  
   
Women's Artisan Group (8 women) Looking over their crafts.
   
TIERRA BLANCA - Days 2-4  
   
In Andres Chavez -discuss housing construction Family in Andres Chavez
   
Visiting with Andres Chavez Community Helping with construction.
   
  Compacting dirt for floor.
   
Completed housing in La Gracia. La Gracia.
   
Community Center in La Gracia Painting La Gracia's school.
   
Meeting with Elena Jaramillo.
   
LA PALMA - Day 5  
   
Semilla de Dios Coop in La Palma--40 men & women.
 


Carpentry section.
   

Drawing department.

 

Painting department - Daron Edgar, below, paints an earring holder.
   

  Varnishing department.

Chalatenango - Day 5-6  
 
Las Tejadoras Weaving Group--5 women

Las Flores Weaving Group--9 women
Weaving a nylon hammock.
     
Papaturro - Day 7  
   
Mode of transport to Papaturro. In evenings, delegation reflects on day.
   
Los Ranchos Embroidery Group--16 women Taking a break to cool off in a waterfall.
 
Talking about the war with the Community Council. Jewelry Group in Papaturro--6 women
   
First Graders with Community Teacher (Maestra Popular). Second Graders with Community Teacher Irma Romero.
 
Promoting literacy in the community Covering library books.
 
War Martyrs - Day 8                               
 
Visit to Archbishop Romero's home and site of his murder.
War Memorial
   
Rose Garden at UCA.

Chapel of UCA.
Jayaque - Day 8-11
   
A warm welcome. Making friends.
   
Padre Oscar. Parish Maquila Workers.
   
Meeting with Parish Council.
   
Parish Housing Construction  
   
Many homes are still made of adobe & sheet metal. They currectly live in this plastic shack.
   


The foundation goes in.
Starting a foundation of another house.  
   
A home almost ready to be occupied!
   
A relaxing afternoon for the delegation.

Progress in the making.... did you see some of the damage caused by the earthquakes in January and February 2001?? Visit our earthquake pages to see just how much rebuilding has taken place since then.

If you would like to help the Salvadoran people rebuild we continue to send donations. Please send donations to:

  Project Salvador,
Earthquake Relief Fund,
Box 300105,
Denver, CO 80203-0105
e-mail: luchando@juno.com
phone: 303-298-8969



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