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 »

As Hondurans, we share a great passion for football. Now, the World cup it´s taking place in South Africa and for the second time in our history, Honduras had the opportunity to participate. Our children also love football, that’s why we wanted to please them with a special visit on Thursday. The football players from Marathon, which is a team of first division in Honduras, cordially agreed to come to the institution and learn about our work in benefit for malnourished and homeless children.

Carlitos, age 11, was one of the most happy with our visitors; because it is his desire to become a professional football player. Children and young people followed at these men, who are living proof that our dreams can become true. Most of them come from poor households but thanks to the talent that God gave them, they managed to overcome and now shine as football stars in Honduras. Astor Enriquez, one of the most recognized players of this team, gave encouragement words to our family, telling them that they have to put God in first place in their lives to further pursue their goals. He also told them not to leave aside the study and work as if the two go hand in hand will lead them in the right direction. In PAHS, we feel very grateful for having had the visit of such distinguished people of our country, and we hope that the example of each of these men will be an inspiration to our children. Go Team, God bless you all!

maç özeti,

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Dora & Maria loves their plants

It is fascinating the way God feeds us through the land. He did in the Garden of Eden with Adam and Eve; He provided them food for their livelihood, and He has continued to do so, as He did for all the past centuries with all mankind.

At Pan American Health Service, we feel very blessed by the * widely fertile land that for years has satisfied many of the nutritional needs of the institution. Since the beginning of the “homes” in this program, we have welcomed thousands of youngsters who have enjoyed the opportunity to receive the worthy comforts of a family, and we have emphasized the education of each of these young men and women in the native land. One of our priorities is to give them a formal education; however, we do not put aside the importance of learning an occupation, as this will be extremely important in the lives of our youth.

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