The UVA Guatemala initiative is a group of people here at UVA that, over the past 8 to 10 years, have developed a series of partnerships in the heart of Guatemala. Basically, were always looking  for opportunities where we can partner with clinics or organizations or communities. Something that’s a win for UVA, is a win for the partners that we have in Guatemala. And then of course it’s a win for the initiative because we need a team of people in Guatemala that can make these two cultures function together. So, we offer medical students the chance to go down and do direct patient care and say apuesta de salute, for what's called a health outpost. We have residents from emergency medicine that go down and do emergency care in the government hospital in a place called Totonicapan. We have an education initiative over in a place called Lake Atitlan, where everyday, 400 Mayan families drink water out of biosand water filters, which is part of an ongoing collaboration with UVA. Even to the effect that we have an electronic medical record in operation called project saber where we have the first EMR platform operating in a government hospital in Guatemala. So, we’re always looking for places and opportunities, particularly house-associated, where UVA and its partners can find something of value for everyone.