'Twas the Night before Christmas...
/'Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse......well, not true here because there is a lot of movement in the Casita Feliz with the Tamale dinner!
'Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse......well, not true here because there is a lot of movement in the Casita Feliz with the Tamale dinner!
The Mel's Dream Team, from Alberta, Canada, along with our friends Jeff Neddles and John Beldon, are working in the final touches for the new Hospital. They are installing the ceiling in this building. Mel's dream was to come to PAHS in 2008 but due to a fatal accident he was unable to see his vision realized. Friends, family and colleagues have come to PAHS in 2009, 2011 and 2014 to make his dream of service come true. Mel's Dream Team wish to express their dedication and committment to serving the needs of the children at PAHS.
This is an artistic black and white representation of what a normal day in our Campus looks like. Photos were taken by Pebbly Erazo, a volunteer from TX, photography student and a very helpful person.For a full photo gallery please follow this link
The dream of a new school became a reality for more than one hundred little ones who have been meeting in a temporary lean-to for several years in the near-by communities of Las Palmas and La Torre. Pan American Health Service donated a lovely hill-top site for an architect with Schools for the Children of the World of Mears, MI, to coordinate and assist the efforts of the children’s parents, the Yibrin family and our local municipality of Santa Cruz to build the three-room school. Construction began in February with the students and their families providing the unskilled labor. Working together, the school was finished and inaugurated on July 12, 2013.
Four days ago little Rony was brought to PAHS suffering from a respiratory problem
Read MoreLittle Rony Rodriguez a 8 months old baby was admitted yesterday with a breathing difficulty...
Read MoreMeet Carlitos our newest patient, at 5 years old of age only weight 20 pounds
Read MoreNinosca was brought to our campus with her father by a member of the municipality, she was suffering from malnutrition
Read MoreLaughter and more laughter could be heard for more than an hour at the campus dining hall, while our children enjoyed a presentation of "growing for Jesus" by a group who organized themselves in Argentina.
Read MoreA group of our missionary friends from New Mexico spent a week helping to make the Casita Feliz safer and brighter.
Read MoreErik and Scarlet go home
Read MoreChristmas Day Festivity
Read MoreThe traditional marching ceremonies were suspended this Independence Day. So instead our children participated in celebrating the national holiday with a special pageant
Read MoreBill and Karin Bateman, with the help of Doyle and his daughter installed a series of filters and ultraviolet-water-purification technology developed to help resolve unsafe water issues
Read MoreOur children, organized by Marlene – once nutrition hospital patient when she was a toddler and a resident of the Children’s Home growing up
Read MoreA picture is worth more than a 1000 words in the cases of Wendy and Maria Suyapa!
Read MoreThe girls from our Home initiated the upstairs porch of their new Home on Valentine’s Day.
Read MorePan American Health Service, Inc. is a non-denominational Christian, non-government organization that serves vulnerable people in the impoverished mountains of Honduras, Central America.