New hiking trail Santa Barbara...
/New hiking trail Santa Barbara Mountain http://t.co/OMDwhgOd
Little Rony is recovering after surgery
/Little Rony Rodriguez a 8 months old baby was admitted yesterday with a breathing difficulty...
Read MoreNew volunteers students arrive
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Loren Whaley and Rachel Pratt will be volunteering their time with us for the next eight months
Read MoreCarlitos passed away...
/Sad news tonight Carlitos lost his fight against malnutrition...
Read MoreIndependence Day celebrations
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Our kids from high school and basic education enjoyed being part of a parade last nigh in celebration of Honduras' independence day
Read MoreCarlitos needs your prayers
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Meet Carlitos our newest patient, at 5 years old of age only weight 20 pounds
Read MoreLittle Ninosca admitted
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Ninosca was brought to our campus with her father by a member of the municipality, she was suffering from malnutrition
Read More70% of children are born underweight in Honduras
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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
Missions For Jesus and the High Praises Church visit our campus
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Members of Missions for Jesus and the High Praises Church of South Carolina visited us today, bringing gifts and goodies for the little ones, the children enjoyed the dramas and the company of these good Samaritans, Thank you for making a difference in the lives of these children =)
The Selivanoff at home
/One of the most anticipated visits each year for our boys and girls is the Selivanoff family's visit, who have won the hearts of each one of us.
Read MoreA sweet kind of training at PAHS
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Our employees, most of them single mothers, and some of our girls and boys were trained by INFOP, National Vocational Training Institute
Read MoreRotary Club of Lions' ophthalmic Brigade
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The Rotary Club of Lions, based in San Pedro Sula and through their ophthalmologic Hospital conducted a brigade in the PAHS' Campus to serve more than one hundred people, most of them elderly people who receive a test and lenses at a very low cost. Our children and youth also received attention, and some of them got their first pair of glasses. We thank the young Rotarians for their willingness and cooperation in our efforts to bring health to the needy.
Sonnentag Family Volunteers
/Peter and Verna Sonnentag, along with their daughter, Ruth spent a month and a half as volunteers on our campus.
Read MoreMami Verlene in Recovery
/While visiting in Texas Mami Verlene injured herself falling, she is now recovering from her injury in a rehabilitation center. She is looking forward to returning home to Honduras. Please keep her in your prayers.
Punta Sal Vacation
/Without a doubt one of our PAHS Family’s favorite destination is the Beach at Punta Sal. All year long the most anticipated trip among our children centers on this beautiful beach.
Read MoreCampion Academy Spanish Class
/We were very pleased to host a group of students from Campion Academy in Colorado lead by their teacher Nate Marin.
Read MoreThe Needles Family
/The Jeff Needles Family and friend Casey Turner visited our children over their Summer, spending quality time with our young people. Both Jeff and Casey also helped to install the roof on the Storage Rooms of our Guest House. Their visit left pleasant memories behind and we hope to see them once again soon.
Read MoreMissouri Friends
/We were very happy to see on our campus once again a group of friends lead by Marvin and Melvin Greenwood and Alan Blackford of Missouri.
Read MoreLove and Friendship with our friends from Oakhurst, California
/Our family reveled in the love and friendship we maintain with Dr. Tom and Calle Wieg, members of our extended PAHS family, and members of the group they host from the Oakhurst Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Read MoreFifty years of the arrival of PAHS to Honduras
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Fifty years ago today a small caravan lead by Dr. Stephen Youngberg and his wife Verlene, arrived to a small village in northen Honduras
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