REAL LIFE STORIES OF LIVES CHANGED
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- Bimonthly update
Dr. Cristina Sequeira was the first doctor to complete her social service requirement with CAMO Honduras. “I did my social
- News Media Releases
Due to the gradual growth of the ETAOO student population and in order to expand the capacity of its facilities,
- Bimonthly update
LAST YEAR AT THIS TIME WE WERE FINDING DISPLACED FAMILIES WITH NOWHERE TO GO. Their belongings were gone, their ability
- Annual Report
Our fiscal year started May 1, 2020 with the pandemic, two epic hurricanes back to back, uncertainty, and fear. It
- Annual Report
Our fiscal year started May 1, 2020, with the pandemic, uncertainty, and fear. It ended April 30, 2021, with hope
- News Media Releases
At long last, after 14 months without being able to send our mobile dental program out to the schools and
- Testimonies
Heidi Marisol is from a small village called La Encarnación Ocotepeque, Honduras. Her father carried her to our facility asking
- Testimonies
Frelin is five years old, the youngest of three siblings. Frelin was anxiously waiting for his CAMO appointment, asking repeatedly
- Bimonthly update
CAMO Founder and International Director Kathryn Tschiegg was finally able to return to Santa Rosa de Copan, after more than
- Quarterly
In Honduras today I was taken back by a story I heard—not because it is extraordinary, but because of what