Strengthening Central American health care systems and promoting sustainable development.

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Newsletter Winter 2022

“If you want to affect change, you must be honest and not afraid of the enemies that you will make along the way.” by Kathryn Tschiegg

For more than twenty years, the workers union in Honduras has woven stories and untruths about CAMO as an organization; they would even attack me personally. Read more

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Newsletter, Summer 2022

We cannot control the time that we have here on Earth. People in our life come and go, whether through death or the passage of time. by Kathryn Tschiegg
Each one leaves a significant mark on our lives. In the last six months, we have lost dear friends. I want to honor three people who had an immense impact on me and shared a passion for our mission.
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CAMO In Focus, Mar-Apr 2022

In March and April, our founder was finally able to visit the Honduran CAMO facilities after a two year break due to COVID 19.

It was a positive visit. As you know, the government in Honduras is a democracy. Nevertheless, over the past eight years, the “elected” president unfortunately did not have the population’s best interests in mind. He has now been extradited to the USA, facing grave criminal charges. Just two weeks before our founder landed in Honduras, the newly elected president and the new party were inaugurated. These new political leaders in health and education visited CAMO Honduras, along with the new Secretary of State, city mayors, congressmen and women, and the governor of Copan. We are very much looking forward to working with these new leaders, who bring a fresh spirit of collaboration and optimism; more importantly, the individuals serving in the new government have the skill set to lead effectively.

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