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When Lesly Joselyn Paz learned that her unborn baby had been affected by the Zika virus, her world collapsed. “I
The reason is clear: CAMO has always focused on real, urgent, life-and-death needs—not on donor-driven or first-world priorities. Our approach
From a very young age, Jae Anderson Casildo Quioto dreamed of becoming a professional soccer player. Born in Roatán, Bay
The reality for many communities in Honduras is harsh: entire families living in extreme poverty, without stable income or access
For two intense weeks, from February 16 to March 2, 2025, CAMO conducted its International Medical Brigade in Honduras. A
Eleven patients with severe eye diseases received a new opportunity to regain their sight thanks to the most recent Corneal
“A head surgery is what keeps her alive”. These are the words of Aura Alberto, mother of Evelyn Rocío, a
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“One day, suddenly, I realized I couldn’t see anything when I got up,” shares María Salvadora Sánchez Gómez, a 22-year-old