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Honduras

Unequal in Access to Rural Health-care

Since 1984, the World Health Organization (WHO) has defined health as a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being, not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. Health in Honduras Public hospitals suffer from a chronic lack of medical supplies, basic...

Celebrating Christmas at NPH Honduras

Christmas at NPH Honduras is a vibrant celebration filled with joy, community involvement, and meaningful traditions. The festivities are not only a time for celebration but also a reflection of the organization's mission to support and empower children and families...

It’s Never Too Late to Help Others

Promoting mental health has become one of his main objectives. This commitment stems from his personal life and is now being realized through his profession. This is the story of a dedicated collaborator in the field of psychology. My name is Gledin Omar Santos Valle,...

Healthy and Happy Children

At just 17 months old, following instructions from the Directorate of Childhood, Adolescence, and Family (formerly DINAF and now SENAF), he joined our family along with his cousins. This decision was made because his mother did not have the necessary means to care for...

Breaking the Mold at NPH Honduras

Meet Louise. She enters the workshop wearing giant safety gloves and facemask, but behind the glass visor is a smile of conviction and a mind ready to work. “I love this type of work,” says the 16-year-old, “I always have. I know I’m a little different from the other...

Stephen O’Mahony to Leave NPH Honduras

Dear NPH Family, It is with regret that I share with you the news that Stephen O’Mahony, National Director of NPH Honduras, will be leaving the organization, for family reasons. His last day of work will be the end of December. I am exceedingly appreciative of the...