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About Us…
In 1998, Honduras was devastated by Hurricane Mitch which set back the
country’s progress by 20 years. Helping Hands for Honduras was
established to help communities in Honduras recover from this
devastation, and to fill in the gaps where the Honduran Government has
not yet reached. Honduras is the poorest country in Central America,
leaving many of its citizens with little to no healthcare, primitive
housing and few ways to earn a living, with agriculture as the largest
industry. The country has few major roads, bridges or sanitation
infrastructure, and very little medical care. Helping Hands for
Honduras is dedicated to providing the people of Honduras with these
services.
What We Do...
Helping Hands for Honduras is currently setting up medical clinics in
rural areas of Honduras. We are building drinking water pipelines that
provide potable water to villages that have no municipal
infrastructure to provide such luxuries. We are helping children who
require life saving surgery get admitted to hospitals in the United
States for treatment. Please browse our pages to learn more.
The Chairman and CEO of Helping Hands for Honduras lives in
Tegucigalpa, the capital of Honduras. He was born and grew up in
Buffalo, New York and in 1982 he left to serve God’s communities in
Honduras, and he has lived there ever since. He travels back and forth
to the United States several times a year bringing sick children with
him and to spread the news of HHH’s good works.
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Without a sense of
caring, there can be no sense of community.
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