NPH Honduras joins global efforts that support and empower youths to reach their full potential and become leaders who are agents of social change. According to the Country Gender Profile on Honduras prepared by the Japan International Cooperation Agency, Honduras...
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NPH Honduras: A Home that Develops Leaders and Encourages Professionalism
Youth make up 29.61% of the Honduran population, according to the platform Population Pyramids 2022. Of these, only the 24% have access to continue studying after they turn 14-years-old, according to ASJ, ‘Asociación para una Sociedad más Justa’. This is why NPH...
Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos Celebrates 200 Years of Honduran Independence
After long days of rehearsals, the students of the Rancho Santa Fe School at NPH Honduras, come together to celebrate 200 years of Honduras’ independence on 15 September, 2021. The great Bicentennial of Honduras has arrived! And with it comes the enthusiasm of the...
Pasos Pequeñitos Supports Single Mothers Working Towards a Better Future for Their Families
Sometimes a woman can achieve a lot for herself and her family if she can get some support during a crucial time. NPH Honduras promotes initiatives that help women to reach their potential through various programs. One of these is an NPH child daycare center (CCID in...
NPH Honduras: Great Support Network
The decisions we made prior to this predicament did not envision an abrupt change in our projections. If I think about the months before I left Chile before coming to Honduras to volunteer as an Occupational Therapist, I had in mind how challenging and enriching it...
Girl Talk at NPH Community Youth Groups
The groups that meet in the communities utilize the same format as those in our residential home: The participants receive an open space in which girls of various ages can boost their self-esteem, build a supportive network of peers, and gain information on healthy...
NPH Honduras: Leading the Way in Sustainable Development Projects
Have you ever wondered how many people around the world have clean water to drink? How many children are sure that they will have something to eat tomorrow? Do you know how many people lack electricity? Providing people with greater access to clean water, food and...
Our Voices: Margot from NPH Honduras
Dear World, I'm happy to write to you all! I arrived to NPH in 1994 with my five siblings when I was less than 12 months old. Now I am 25-years-old and I am in the second year at the National University, where I am studying Physical Education. The situation we are in...