Projecto Honduras

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Projecto Honduras

Our vision is to empower Hondurans to pursue a better quality of life in a country rife with the effects of abject poverty.

Through our medical clinic, humanitarian aid and educational services, we serve people who are in desperate need of assistance.

12/19/2025

Projecto Honduras volunteer teams organize various activities, including putting on a music camp, painting, basketball, soccer, and storytelling. Volunteer teams are responsible for bringing all the materials and supplies needed for their activities. Teams create positive and engaging experiences for the participants, which raises the overall community. Please contact us if you are interested in volunteering for a medical or humanitarian team.
https://www.projectohonduras.org/medical-teams

12/03/2025

Projecto Honduras volunteers come to provide social development (this is is providing music for example) and relief aid. Volunteer teams are a vital part of the success of Projecto Honduras. The number of volunteer teams coming to Honduras has decreased over the years, from about 12 teams in the past to around 4 to 5 currently. The need for more volunteers remains, and Projecto Honduras is always open to new participants.

On Giving Tuesday, please consider a generous donation.
https://www.projectohonduras.org/how-you-can-help

12/01/2025

Projecto Honduras provides glasses and medication to people in the region. We go through a large amount of medicine at the Clinic of Angels due to the high number of patients. Projecto Honduras often sources medications from organizations like Blessings International, AmeriCares, or buys them locally in Honduras. Doctors are crucial to the process, as their involvement allows Projecto Honduras to obtain donated medicines for adults. Projecto Honduras is an all-volunteer organization that supports the Clinic of Angels, which employs local nurses and doctors, as required by law. The Clinic of Angels and Hartman Eye Center are separate entities but receive support from Projecto Honduras.

Your donations are critical to keeping up with the demand for medications. Please visit the website to make a donation.
https://www.projectohonduras.org/how-you-can-help

11/19/2025

The photo shows a house built by Projecto Honduras during its construction phase. The house is part of Projecto Honduras' effort to build homes in the community, with about 12 houses completed so far. Each house includes three bedrooms, an inside bathroom, and a living room, with a septic tank and electricity. The construction cost was approximately $6,000, though costs would be higher now. The estimated size of the homes is around 1,900 to 2,000 square feet.

10/24/2025

Regina's Redemption: A Journey from Darkness to Light
At 62, Regina’s world had gone dark. Diabetic cataracts robbed her of sight two years ago, leaving her to navigate an unfamiliar life. Once a vibrant woman who played with her grandchildren on sunlit days, she now leaned on their small hands for guidance, each step unsteady as dizziness haunted her. Blindness was new and isolating, yet Regina held onto hope.

In August, a surgical brigade offered a chance at renewal. Dr. Turley’s team planned to restore her vision, one eye at a time—left eye on the first day, right eye on the last. When the moment came to remove the patch from her first eye, Regina held her breath. As Dr. Turley lifted it, light poured in, and the world snapped into focus. Colors, shapes, life—she could see again!

Her three grandchildren stood before her, their faces alight with hope. Tears spilled down Regina’s cheeks as she saw their smiles for the first time in years. Laughter and sobs filled the room, a shared wave of joy. When her grandchildren reached to guide her, Regina raised a hand to pause them. She didn’t need help anymore.
Taking a tentative step, she moved toward them. Her walk became a joyful leap of freedom. Her grandchildren cheered, their voices ringing with love as Regina reached toward them, no longer bound by darkness.

In that operating room, a miracle unfolded. Regina’s skip was more than a step; it was a triumph, a radiant claim to her independence. For her family and all who witnessed it, the moment was pure magic.

09/23/2025

It is going to be fun! Can't go? You can still be part of the goodness that Project Honduras provides by making a donation.
https://www.projectohonduras.org/how-you-can-help

09/06/2025

Thanks God for kids like this one.

09/04/2025

08/24/2025

Get Ready to Bingo & Comedy night with Projecto Honduras!

Registration is now available by going to the website:
https://www.projectohonduras.org/

Registration is super easy so please get on right away to register for an exciting evening! We hope to see you there!

The event will occur on Saturday, October 4th 2025 @ 6:30PM

Address:
Church 4-All
1925 S 341St Pl
Federal Way, WA

The mission of Projecto Honduras is serious business, providing health care, education, and so much more to the poorest of the poor in Honduras. But that doesn’t mean we can’t have fun! Projecto Honduras is shaking things up this year and putting the fun into fundraiser. We can't wait to share an incredible evening with you!

The excitement doesn't stop with Bingo! We are absolutely thrilled to announce the clean and incredibly hilarious comedy of Brett Hollis that will keep the good times rolling. You can get a sneak peek at what's in store by checking out his website: http://thebretthollis.com/

Your continued support means the world to us, and we can't wait to celebrate with you! Please feel free to forward this message to anyone who may be interested in supporting and learning more about Projecto Honduras and the great work we do!

Warmly,

All of the Projecto Honduras Team

07/22/2025

Janeth Abigail Burgos Ponce is a recipient of a laptop computer donated by Projecto Honduras. Projecto received several e-cycled laptop computers from Parametrix. We are now placing the laptops with students who will use them to improve their education.

Janeth is a student of accounting and finances supports her family. She is 18 years old and supports her family working as an assistant accountant.

07/10/2025

Jose Castellar grows and distributes mangoes, which came from the 100 mango trees, and kamotes (sweet potatoes) to the community. Projecto Honduras supports feeding the hungry in the area, by growing produce or through donations.

07/07/2025

Teams volunteering for Projecto Honduras help to further the mission of social development by highlighting the role of music in the community. Teams visit to provide music, which helps bring the community together and serves to teach about Christ and love. Projecto Honduras appreciates these music camps, which bring beauty to the community.

Address

1925 SW 341st Place, Federal Way
Federal Way, WA
98003

Website

http://www.ProjectoHonduras.org/

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Projecto Honduras Introduction

In the cloud forests of Honduras, a short flight from the United States, children suffer and die from easily treatable conditions such as parasite infestations, malnutrition, common viruses and infections.

Since 2002, Projecto Honduras has been working to provide some relief from this poverty, illness and lack of education by using persistence, hard work, prayer, a flow of dedicated volunteers, partnerships with other charitable groups, and generosity from supporters in the USA. We provide a free medical clinic and surgical eye center, These facilities are visited by teams of US doctors as well as local Honduran doctors who treat our patients with special care. We also give educational support, school sponsorships, and we provide humanitarian aid such as food, clothing, shoes, and housing assistance.

Projecto Honduras has an all volunteer workforce. Our extraordinary volunteers not only give countless hours of service, they pay for their own transportation and living expenses. Our board members pay all administrative costs. This means that 100% of donations go to providing aid to the poorest of families. Our website is www.projectohonduras.org