The Guatemalan Maya Center

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1776 Lake Worth Rd
Lake Worth Beach, FL 33460
+1 (561) 547-0085
http://www.guatemalanmaya.org

The Guatemalan-Maya Center is a community-based nonprofit organization dedicated to serving uprooted children and families in Palm Beach County, Florida, for over 30 years. With a mission to empower individuals victimized by violence and to foster cultural diversity, the center offers programs that promote community collaboration, healthcare access, and food distribution.

Through initiatives such as early learning, medical clinics, and outreach family assistance, the center has positively impacted 16,000 individuals in 2024 alone. Its commitment to cultural heritage and sustainable opportunities has made it a vital resource for the Indigenous community, contributing to a story of resilience and hope.

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