GLOBAL HEALTHCARE PROJECT FOUNDERS & DIRECTORS
 Bridget Meyer
Director of Project Operations
Contact: 650.743.2483
bridget@globalhealthcareproject.org
Bridget Meyer has her degree in Development Studies from UC Berkeley. The study of political and economic development of third world countries opened her eyes to the inequalities throughout the world. She had the opportunity to travel to 25 different countries through stipends, scholarships and research grants. She researched Dusky Dolphins in New Zealand, conducted independent research on Social Capital in Cuba and Mupuche Indians in Chile. Her senior year, she traveled to Guatemala to research Fair Trade Coffee and was asked by families in Guatemala to implement a program that would offer medicine to the community to stop child mortality. Upon graduating, Bridget created the Global Healthcare Project (GHP). Bridget is currently working full time as a Director of GHP, developing new programs for Guatemala and researching other countries that may benefit from GHP programs.
 Valentin Salazar
Director of Community & Student Affairs
Contact: 650.743.2483
valentin@globalhealthcareproject.org
Valentin Salazar, a founder of GHP, has multiple responsibilities to the organization. Valentin is dedicated to helping the families in Guatemala. He has developed long lasting relationships in Pueblo Nuevo and works closely with the villagers creating new programs in ways that will be most beneficial and have the greatest impact. As Chief Financial Officer, Valentin works within the GHP budget to implement programs cost effectively. Currently, Valentin works in the Research Management Department at Stanford University while simultaneously taking courses in International Studies and working toward a nursing degree. As Onsite Student Affairs Director, Valentin responds to the needs of all US volunteer Public Health Aides, ensuring their safety and that they are well taken care of by their Guatemalan host families.
 Haley Ciborowski
Director of Project Operations & Development
Contact: 619.890.1489
haley@globalhealthcareproject.org
Haley Ciborowski has a degree from UC Berkeley in Conservation & Resource Studies with an emphasis in sustainability and a Master of Nonprofit Administration from USF. She also works as Northern California Development Manager at a San Francisco environmental nonprofit. Haley has had the opportunity to travel and do research in several international locations, including publishing original research on land-use and socioeconomics in East Africa, and environmental testing in Central America. She has shaped her professional and educational career around making GHP successful at changing lives. Haley most looks forward to the Public Health Field Expeditions where she serves as the on-site Director of Student Programming, leading students in teaching public health classes and implementing GHP programs.
 Nathan Kim
Campus Recruiting Coordinator
Contact:
nate@globalhealthcareproject.org
Why Pueblo Nuevo, Guatemala?
 Why do GHP and our donors choose to provide Public Health services to a community in Guatemala when there are people in the United States who lack medical insurance? While no one's suffering in poverty can or should be compared to anothers. there are differences between poverty in Guatemala and in the United States. The access and exposure to help and information for impoverished people in the United States is greater than that of impoverished people in Guatemala.
"Love just one nation, and a whole world we divide." - Michael Franti
They have asked us to help them. They could have asked for so many other things, but their wishes were simple. All they asked for were clothing and access to healthcare, two basic necessities that no person should be denied. GHP will provide healthcare and education on disease prevention in order to reduce child mortality. We are committed to the well-being of the Pueblo Nuevo community and future communities we serve.
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