We are very grateful for a wonderful donation made possible by Reach Out Orphanages Ministry, directed by Jorge and Tara García. Together with a few friends they fitted each child and teenager with a new pair of black Toms shoes (Shoes for a Better Tomorrow). The children received this gift with happiness, gratitude and marveled at the novelty of them.
It was a joy to have with us once again our friends Paul and Kay Newby, who pastor the Assembly of God Church in Sulphur Springs, Texas. This is the Newby’s third trip to our campus. They organized a small group of friends and family named Mercy in Motion. This group put up lovely curtains in our Casita Feliz, and they also made several maintenance repairs and improvements for greater comfort and ease of care delivery. They put down tile in our Guest House and handed out food in poor communities as well. We are very grateful for the love and support they brought to our campus.
With the purpose of seeking excellence in a new year of studies, seven of our girls boarded the bus to Costa Rica to attend UNADECA in Alajuela, Costa Rica. This is a new experience for Nelly who will study English while at the university. Three other young ladies, Jennifer, Carolina and Beatriz started their studies at the National University of Honduras in San Pedro Sula.
A very happy celebration for 77 students and their families took place as The “Dr. Stephen Youngberg” Technical Vocational School hosted the end of year graduation ceremony.
Read MoreThe members of the Seventh-Day Church of Oakhurst, California organized by Dr. Tom and Calle Wieg have made a annual tradition of gathering presents to send to our children.
Read MoreThe annual Christmas card project - which has been a tradition for the PAHS Family for over 30 years - is now complete.
Read MoreThanksgiving Day was a very special occasion this year on our Peña Blanca campus. Among the many reasons to thank God was that we had many of our extended PAHS Family with us for graduation time which made Nelly and Luzby feel very special.
Read Morethese people from different communities around the lake yojoa region received medical atention and pediatric in general.
Read MoreA Medical Team from Central Texas Medical Center - CTMC, Arrived yesterday, they will be taking medical aid to diferent communities in the yojoa lake area.
Read MoreDebido a las continuas lluvias que han caído sobre gran parte del territorio nacional el Servicio metereologico de honduras a declarado emergencia nacional por las próximas 36 a 48 horas.
Read MoreFinishing floor on the kitchen. Thanks to Brad Alton and Dan Sherry from OK for the cement
Four days ago little Rony was brought to PAHS suffering from a respiratory problem
Read MoreNew hiking trail Santa Barbara Mountain http://t.co/OMDwhgOd
Little Rony Rodriguez a 8 months old baby was admitted yesterday with a breathing difficulty...
Read MoreLoren Whaley and Rachel Pratt will be volunteering their time with us for the next eight months
Read MoreSad news tonight Carlitos lost his fight against malnutrition...
Read MoreOur kids from high school and basic education enjoyed being part of a parade last nigh in celebration of Honduras' independence day
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
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According to the Ministry of Health of Honduras, 70 percent of Honduran children are born with low weight caused by lack of nutrients absorbed by their mothers during pregnancy.Sourse: El Heraldo
Pan American Health Service, Inc. is a non-denominational Christian, non-government organization that serves vulnerable people in the impoverished mountains of Honduras, Central America.
