“Be glad of life because it gives you the chance to love ♥ and to work and to play and to look up at the stars.” ~ Henry Van Dyke
The work day had ended. It had been a productive one. I, wearing my logoed polo and white Capri pants, sat and contemplated the day in the office I share with two other people. Read the rest of this entry »
Alica, 7 years-old, has been in recovery from malnutrition for two months. When she came to the Nutrition Rehabilitation Program she was ill, tired and sad. Little did she imagine anything like Christmas on October 28. That day she was merely fighting to survive her hunger and the sickness it had brought her. Food was probably all she could dream of. Toys, Santa Claus and angels singing songs were not even a possibility.
Now imagine her delight at the sounds, smells and sights of Christmas! Read the rest of this entry »
I entered the Casita Feliz on a special mission. A joyous place, filled with happy voices, smiling little faces and tiny hands reaching out to be squeezed, the “happy little house” is the new dwelling of Alicia, 7 years old, Read the rest of this entry »
Dear Friends —
With grateful hearts we are celebrating the 50th Holiday Season for Pan American Health Service in Honduras. Nestled near the shores of Lake Yojoa, our beautiful campus remains surrounded by the Hunger Haunted Hills filled with treasures — Something of Value — lives of precious children rescued from hunger and abandonment. The challenge is being met with your support! Read the rest of this entry »
Anita was born and raised on the PAHS campus in Peña Blanca, Honduras. She graduated with Nursing and Biology degrees from Southwestern Adventist University in Keene, Texas. She moved back to Honduras following Hurricane Mitch in November of 1998. Her jobs have included medical outreach coordinating, general administration, fund raising and capital improvements. She now participates with PAHS as a consultant and advisor.
You can write to us at:
Pan American Health Service , Inc.
PO Box 888
Keene, Texas 76059