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Central American Medical Outreach begins expansion of trade school in Santa Rosa

SANTA ROSE DE COPN, Honduras — There was excitement in the air, and the crowd was filled with supporters, volunteers

CAMO has a heart for kids

SANTA ROSE DE COPÁN, HONDURAS – CAMO volunteers Robyn McClintock and Rynae Westfall arrived in Santa Rosa excited to see

New Acadamia promotes sustainability

SANTA ROSE DE COPN, Honduras — Lynette and Charlie Wood and Shawn Riggenbaugh from McClintock Electric in Wayne County are

End of year 2015-2016

CAMO is unique – and your support is what allows CAMO to continue providing its vital services to western Honduras!

Winter 2016

Read stories from the October team, including Doña Berta’s journey of gratitude, new exciting partnerships with doctors and the surprising

Summer 2016

Read about Kathy’s EXPANDED role as International Director and meet Executive Directors Helene Moncman (CAMO-USA) and José Bautista. Be inspired

Spring 2016

Read about the miracle donation of land and building given to CAMO by Padre Edwin. Also learn what a “typical”

Local volunteers help out in Honduras

SANTA ROSA de COPAN, Honduras – My wife Robyn and I got off the bus early Saturday (Feb. 20) evening

CAMO volunteers help to meet the need in Honduras

ORRVILLE, Ohio – Fifty area professionals returned Sunday from Honduras after one week of serving with Central American Medical Outreach.

CAMO gets grant for tow motor

ORRVILLE, Ohio – Central American Medical Outreach received a $5,100 grant from the Wayne County Community Foundation to fund a

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