Honduras Farmers Face Climate Challenges
Farmer Jose Santos Martinez Gavarra has been farming coffee for 45 years, just outside the tiny town of La Florida. When asked about changes he’s seen, the first words out of his mouth are “cambio climático” — climate change.
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Surgery Success!
Two young girls are taking steps towards a better, healthier future with the help of Levine Children’s Hospital and Atrium Health Services and One World Surgery.
Alejandra*
When an infection threatened this 6-year-old’s life, our volunteers and Americares teamed up to provided critical treatment.
Casa Benito Project
We need your support to provide safe, reliable housing for CHP-H’s volunteers, as well as for other NGOs working in the region.
Mental Health Solutions An Uphill Battle In Rural Honduras
From WBUR: Mental Health Solutions An Uphill Battle In Rural Honduras
Cape Cod Group Helps Honduras
Cape Cod has a special connection with Honduras, and it has nothing to do with nightly news reports about a migrant caravan numbering about 5,000 so far at the U.S. border.
Pen Pals
Dr Joseph Young has shared letters written by students in Honduras with Hawley Elementary School students, who originally wrote letters for the Honduran students last school year.
Letter Project Makes Connections in Connecticut
Miriam Avila teaches at Lempira. She holds a stack of elaborately decorated letters — the replies her students will be sending back with the brigade to kids in Newtown.