Today was a significant day! Project Honduras and ALF hosted the 2026 Roatán Youth STEM Fair along with a soccer tournament for local schools. Let’s start with the exciting tournament that the Project Honduras volunteers supported. Roatán Youth STEM Fair ✨ “If you can SEE it, you can BE it.” ✨ By primary school, many…
DetailsWe returned to ALF to prepare for the STEM career fair and a soccer tournament to be held the following day. Small groups also headed out to the construction site and the Agricultural Farm. The ALF agricultural farm cultivates aromatic herbs and ornamental plants, supporting local production while helping fund Abundant Life Foundation’s educational and…
DetailsToday we visited the Abundant Life Foundation, with whom we are partnering in our service to Hondurans. This marks the first time in Project Honduras’s 11 years that we have served on the island of Roatán, where housing and education are the biggest hurdles. For this mission, our volunteers participated in construction and agriculture programs.…
DetailsRoatán is an island in the Caribbean, about 65 kilometers off the northern coast of Honduras. The largest of Honduras’ Bay Islands, it lies between Utila and Guanaja. It is approximately 59 kilometers long and less than 8 kilometers across at its widest point. The Project Honduras Team was excited to jump on an early…
DetailsThis was our last full day in Tegucigalpa. We put on a medical/dental brigade for our brothers and sisters in the Tegucigalpa church. Everything went well. I didn’t take many pictures of the medical/dental brigade, but I mainly took pictures of special fellowship opportunities that we had. George got to reconnect with Jorge, whom he…
DetailsToday we head back up to the Highlands area outside of Tegucigalpa, another two-plus-hour bus ride over terrible, dusty roads. Traditionally, in the remote communities we serve, the last day we tried to put on something fun for the kids of the community to participate in and remember. Taking inspiration from the FIFA World Cup…
DetailsToday, we attempted something no other PH team has ever done – treat 400 patients in one day. PH started supporting one school in the highlands, expanded to two, then to three, and this year to five. And all in one day – whew! And we do this all in the highlands area – a…
DetailsWhew! I needed an easier posting day. The past few days have been heavy. Today we finished our work in Comayagua and traveled as a team by bus to the capital city of Tegucigalpa – a 2-hour drive. We were greeted warmly by a group of disciples from our sister church in Tegucigalpa. We love…
DetailsToday we served at The Guardian Angels School. A school providing for kids in difficult situations. The children referred here have challenging circumstances – from single moms needing help getting on their feet with a job or kids in abusive situations. The school’s focus is on the whole child – physical, emotional, and spiritual. They…
DetailsToday we put on a medical and dental Brigade at Clementina’s kitchen. Clementina is a tiny 95-year-old woman who has been providing meals to the kids in her community, Monday through Friday, for over the past 50 years. She was a teacher, and her students were falling asleep and becoming lethargic at school due to…
DetailsWe returned to the International Church of Comayagua, where the medical brigade set up shop to serve the locals in profound ways. There was general wellness checks, a dental group, and a pharmacy that aided people who normally could not afford such services. Another group took care of the kids while the parents sought treatment,…
DetailsToday was teambuilding day. We went to a waterfall in Honduras – Cataratas Pulhapanzak. It is a beautiful waterfall area. Each team member did a secret water activity. Most of the guys on the team and a few women did a unique waterfall experience – they actually hiked under a waterfall! They hiked /climbed/crawled across…
DetailsOver 20 volunteers arrived safely in Comayagua, Honduras, from locations like Utah, Michigan, Texas & Washington State. After checking into the hotel, we headed to the local church where we were planning on serving the following day. The International Church of Comayagua, led by Pastor Chris Aguilar & his wife Andrea, welcomed us with open…
DetailsIt took three years, but Project Honduras has finally been able to build this classroom in the community of Juanacate, located 45 minutes outside the capital city of Tegucigalpa. Juanacate is a rural farming community where most families live on approximately $1 a day, making access to educational resources especially challenging. We are thrilled that…
DetailsToday we served at Clementina’s Kitchen. Clementina is a 94-year-old woman who is a woman still full of life and love for her community. She turns 95 next week! She started a kitchen from scratch to feed her 1st graders, who came to school unenergetic and some even passed out due to a lack of…
DetailsGlasses ProjectProject Honduras distributed over 200 reading glasses to four impoverished places in Honduras throughout 2022 and 2023. These locations include an elementary school, two churches, and boys’ orphanages. Our services were available to people of all ages, from elementary school children to 90-year-old grandparents. A non-profit organization generously donated over 400 reading glasses to…
DetailsThe Salt Lake Christian Church is a diverse non-denominational church filled with members who are committed to a close relationship with God based firmly on the Bible.
XiXi Alexander is a 15-year-old girl living in Huntington Woods, and she recently distributed 100 pairs of The Shoe That Grows in Honduras as part of her Eagle Scout Project. Link to Fox News
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