Delivery of Hygiene Kits to Girls in Tizubín Village, San Jacinto

The village of Tizubín, a key community in the municipality of San Jacinto, Chiquimula, is located in an area of ​​mixed topography, combining productive valleys with hillsides in a hot, dry climate. With a total population of 2,324, its economy is predominantly agricultural, standing out as an important center for the cultivation of staple grains and, in specific sectors, for artisanal production and small livestock farming. In the educational sphere, Tizubín serves as a hub, with infrastructure for preschool, primary, and middle school levels, serving a diverse student population. The improvement of learning spaces and access to basic services are management priorities. Health is coordinated through preventative sanitation measures, with a critical focus on water security to mitigate the effects of drought in the Dry Corridor. Mobility is dynamic compared to other areas, as the village has access to routes connecting it to the main CA-10 highway, although the roads to its internal hamlets remain unpaved and seasonally damaged. Local development in Tizubín is focused on consolidating public infrastructure and strengthening community resilience to the climatic and economic challenges of the Chortí region.