Over the past week Mano a Mano has been working to respond to Bolivian communities that have been hardest-hit by the heavy rains and flooding. For more information about what we are doing you can click the following links: How Mano a Mano is Responding to the Flooding...
As you may be aware, the past few weeks have seen heavy rains and severe flooding in Bolivia that has affected more than 53,000 families and killed over 40 people, and it is likely that the flooding will continue for the foreseeable future. (You can more see pictures...
The past month has seen heavy rains and flooding in Bolivia that have killed at least 29 and affected more than 45,000 families. The most affected region has been the department of Beni in northeastern Bolivia. Note from Mano a Mano Pilot Beni is where the majority of...
Our counterpart organization Mano a Mano Aviation posted some great pictures about its programs in January on Facebook, which included emergency flights for 30 patients, 2 weekend health clinics, and flights and overflights for the Bolivian Government Civil Defence...
In 2013, Mano a Mano’s aviation program provided 501 emergency air rescues throughout Bolivia; this is up from 395 in 2012. Since the program began we have provided 2,166 emergency air rescues. Most Recent Flight Our most recent flight was on Tuesday, when Mano...
