Organization for the Development of the Indigenous Maya (ODIM)
Organization for the Development of the Indigenous Maya (ODIM)
About

ODIM got its start offering humanitarian relief in the aftermath of Hurricane Stan that killed thousands and devastated Guatemala in 2005.  Since then, ODIM has grown within these communities here on the lake to create sustainable health and education programs. 

With a chisel and hammer the construction of the San Juan Clinic (Clinica Sanjuanerita) began in 2008, and was completed with the help of hundreds of volunteers from the States and the funding efforts of many churches, civic organizations and individuals.   

In 2012 ODIM became a 501c.3 tax-exempt organization in the USA, establishing ODIM as a permanent and recognized force for good in Guatemala. In 2013, ODIM leadership studied the situation in San Pablo and decided to act definitively to invest there for the long-haul. In February of 2014, the clinic in San Pablo (Clinica Chuitinamit) celebrated its opening.  

Every year ODIM have about 9500 patient visits to their two clinics!  The medical and dental clinic offer immediate treatment as well as ongoing care, and through their health education programs they provide information to help improve the health of their communities. 

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Company Offices

  • United States
  • Dallas
  • 2670 Ivandell Ave