Casa Tat Loy’s primary mission is to provide detox, treatment, and family reconciliation services to a population of indigenous Mayan men and their families ravaged by the disease of chronic alcoholism. These men are trying to break the pervasive cycle of a disease that has left them destitute, and in most cases, with nowhere else left to go.

Tragically, the families of these men are also thrust into abject poverty as the result of this disease. As a backdrop, Guatemala is the poorest country in Central America. The average income for a family of four is $1,400 per year, and child malnutrition is at epidemic proportions.

Casa Tat Loy’s efforts to rehab its residents, and reunite them with their families, have been hampered by very limited financial resources. But there is hope.

However, much more needs to be accomplished. Funding for nursing and psychological services and monthly budget shortfalls is much needed. Your generous financial help will allow us to achieve our goal of saving families-one man at a time.

We hope you can identify with our suffering brothers, sisters, and children in Guatemala, and take a moment to make a contribution towards alleviating the pain of their impoverished lives.