A Breath of Life for Honduras’ Newborns
At the Juan Manuel Gálvez Hospital in rural Honduras, babies born too soon once faced slim odds of survival. No…
CAMO provides more than 216,884 life-saving services each year to impoverished people who otherwise would not have access to aid.
“As a Peace Corps nurse, I witnessed 31 babies die in one month as a result of not having the supplies, equipment and educated staff to save them. I cannot bring back those 31 babies, but today…infants and adults are being saved daily due to the CAMO model.”
– Kathryn Tschiegg, Founder
At the Juan Manuel Gálvez Hospital in rural Honduras, babies born too soon once faced slim odds of survival. No…
Anyoli January Castillo, 14, left her home in the village of Las Flores with a small bag and a heavy…