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Eduardo Sabillón, Director de Mission’s Honduras y del Programa Camino A la Felicidad, desarrolló varias capacitaciones para más de 120 consejeros, orientadores y psicólogos en la ciudad de San Pedro Sula en colaboración con la Secretaría de Educación y la Subdirección General de Educación para la Prevención y Rehabilitación Social. Las capacitaciones se llevaron acabo el día 4 de Agosto del 2023. El objetivo es usar las herramientas del Camino A La Felicidad para enseñar valores y ayudar a que los jovenes vivan vidas sanas y tomen buenas decisiones.

Petoa, Santa Barbara, witnessed a remarkable initiative as a dedicated team of healthcare professionals organized a medical and dental brigade along with a distribution of school supplies. The event aimed to provide essential medical services, oral care, and educational resources to the local community.

Led by a group of passionate doctors, nurses, and dentists, the brigade set up a temporary clinic in Petoa, offering a wide range of medical services to address the community’s healthcare needs. Residents had the opportunity to receive general check-ups, vaccinations, and screenings for common ailments. The medical team also conducted health education sessions, empowering individuals with knowledge on preventive measures and promoting a healthier lifestyle.

Simultaneously, the dental team worked diligently to provide oral care services. They offered check-ups, cleanings, and dental hygiene education to children and adults alike. Recognizing the importance of oral health in overall well-being, the dental brigade emphasized the significance of regular dental visits and proper oral hygiene practices.

In addition to the medical and dental services, the brigade also distributed school supplies to local students. Understanding the challenges faced by families in accessing educational resources, the organizers collaborated with various donors and sponsors to collect stationery, books, and other essential supplies. This initiative aimed to support the education of children in Petoa, ensuring they have the necessary tools for academic success.

The event received overwhelming support from the local community, with volunteers from diverse backgrounds joining forces to make a positive impact. Local businesses generously contributed funds, resources, and logistical support to ensure the success of the brigade. The collective effort of the organizers, healthcare professionals, volunteers, and sponsors showcased the power of collaboration and community involvement in addressing healthcare and educational needs.

The medical and dental brigade in Petoa, Santa Barbara, not only provided vital healthcare services but also fostered a sense of unity and empowerment within the community. By promoting health and education, this initiative laid the foundation for a brighter future for the residents of Petoa, inspiring hope and resilience in the face of challenges.

Amid growing concerns over limited access to adequate food and malnutrition in some communities in Honduras, an innovative program has emerged in the picturesque town of Petoa, in the department of Santa Bárbara. This community feeding program is making a significant difference in the lives of its residents, providing a reliable source of nutrition and a newfound sense of hope.

The community of Petoa has faced persistent socio-economic challenges for years, leading to high levels of poverty and widespread lack of access to healthy food. However, thanks to the collaboration of local organizations, the government, and donor support, a new feeding program has become a beacon of hope for the community.

The community feeding program in Petoa is based on a comprehensive strategy that combines local food production, equitable distribution, and nutritional education. The community has come together in a joint effort to establish community gardens, where a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables are grown. These produce items are used to prepare nutritious and balanced meals that are regularly distributed among community members.

In addition to providing basic food items, the program also focuses on educating the community about the importance of a balanced diet and proper nutrition. Educational workshops are conducted, and individualized counseling is provided to the residents of Petoa, empowering them to make informed decisions about their food choices and adopt healthier habits.

The impact of the program has been remarkable. Not only has it ensured access to nutritious food, but it has also brought about a positive change in the overall well-being of the community. Residents now have renewed hope for a healthier future, as they are equipped with the knowledge and resources to make better dietary choices.

The community feeding program in Petoa serves as a shining example of the power of collective action and community resilience. It demonstrates that with the right support and initiatives, even the most vulnerable communities can thrive and overcome challenges. The program continues to evolve and expand, uplifting the spirits of the people of Petoa and inspiring similar efforts in other communities throughout Honduras.

As the program continues to make a lasting impact, the residents of Petoa are now looking forward to a brighter and healthier future, where nutritious food is no longer a luxury but a fundamental right for all.

After restoring one of the classrooms that was in precarious conditions, the Sabillón family, as an altruistic work, will inaugurate a Library to promote reading in the childhood of our community in the coming months. «Family and friends are supporting us with this educational project», said Eduardo Sabillón.

Honduras was struck by two powerful hurricanes causing massive destruction and death. Hundreds of thousands of people hace been displaced due to catastrophic flooding, crop and infrastructure damage. Help us help families that are living en shelters in the área of Santa Bárbara and Chamelecón. We are working non stop to provide food, medicine and toiletries.

They are already being distributed at the Petoa Health Center, for those who suffer from dengue or covid19.

We thank you for your valuable support, we are sure that God will reward that help, He says it in His Word: In all things I have shown you that by working hard in this way we must help the weak and remember the words of the Lord Jesus, how he himself said, ‘It is more blessed to give than to receive.’ Acts 20:35

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Covid-19 has led to months of lockdown in Honduras. Hundreds of grocery bags have been given out to needy families.

We are collecting flu medications to donate to small clinics in Santa Barbara, Honduras to give out to individuals e experiencing flu and Covid symptoms. The virus has led to a collapse of clinics. We are reaching out with needed supplies.