Our Impact
CAMO’s impact is measured not only in lives served, but in what remains behind.
For more than three decades, CAMO has worked alongside Honduran leaders to strengthen healthcare, education, and community infrastructure—building systems that continue serving people every day. From hospitals and public health services to a trade school, daycare, community center, and shelter for women and children, CAMO’s work reaches individuals while strengthening the institutions and communities around them.
CAMO’s impact is measured not only in lives served, but in what remains behind.
CAMO at a Glance
2025-2026
Total Patients Served
Boxes of Medical Supplies Donated
Pieces of Medical Equipment Donated
Volunteers in Honduras and United States
Total Students Educated
José Wilfredo Pineda, 38, a father of two and hardworking merchant, faced a rare, life-changing challenge: a maxillary mixoma, a benign but aggressive tumor growing in his jawbone. In February 2025, José’s family noticed that his eye was starting to shift. Concerned, they first consulted an ophthalmologist. A CT scan revealed a tumor, and José underwent multiple tests and cancer
On June 5, 2025, 20-year-old Edgar Javier Murillo Prado suffered a devastating motorcycle accident in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. He was not wearing a helmet. The crash left him with severe traumatic brain injuries, multiple fractures, and dependent on a ventilator to survive. For two months, he lay unconscious in a hospital bed. Doctors gave his family almost no hope.
Anyoli January Castillo, 14, left her home in the village of Las Flores with a small bag and a heavy fear: rhabdomyosarcoma, an aggressive cancer near her right eye. She traveled to Santa Rosa de Copán with her father, clinging to the hope they found in CAMO. Her father, Joel Alexander Castillo Melgar, accompanied her with unshaken faith, despite the
Testimonies
Mileyda Testimony
Nixon Testimony
Let’s Impact the world together
Every act of generosity helps us save lives. Whether you choose to make a financial donation, sponsor a specific service, volunteer your time, or donate medical equipment, you play a vital role in bringing hope and sustainable healing to communities in Central America.