Strengthening Central American health care systems and promoting sustainable development.

Newsletter, Summer 2021

Over 28 years ago I was with my pastor traveling to Michigan with a child from Honduras needing neurocranial surgery.

Founder and International Director, Kathryn Tschiegg

He asked me, “What are you going to do when your dream snowballs—how are you going to manage it?” On reflection, I realize that we’ve achieved our success and growth through a combination of faith, common sense, realism, and practical solutions: we have tackled each moment, day, month and year pragmatically while believing in the strength and power of our volunteers and partners. Together, we’ve achieved miracles. Read more

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