Honduras

A Hope Center in Honduras helps a sponsored child and his family find hope after their home nearly burns down.

A Hope Center in Honduras teaches teenagers how to make piñatas that they can sell to earn an income to help their families living in poverty. Read how one teen took a special shine to making piñatas – and making an income.

A Child Champion has impacted not only the Hope Center she works at, but also her community in Honduras. The people in the community all want their kids to attend the Hope Center where she works so that they, too, can have a shot at a brighter future.

Pandemic restrictions can’t keep these Hope Centers in Honduras from providing special and joyful Christmas celebrations for children and their families.

A partnership between Child Champions in Honduras and an American ministry teaches young adults valuable financial lessons that can help them rise out of poverty.

My name is Mayra, and I’m 21 years old. As a girl, I didn’t have the privilege of knowing what growing up with a dad felt like. But my grandparents made sure that the love of a father was something my sister and I didn’t miss.

How Child Champions, sponsors, and donors provided for kids in the midst of some of the hardest challenges they’d ever faced.

Covid-19 changed a lot about the world, and the way we traditionally celebrate Christmas was not immune.

Even during the pandemic, a girl in Honduras refuses to give up on her dream of being sponsored.

Eddie and his mom share about the importance of sponsors Listen to Eddie’s words below to hear how children feel who are waiting for a sponsor. Eddie has received the help he needs, but many kids just like him are still waiting for help. https://onechild.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/eddie_know_i_exist.mp3

Mayra graduated from OneChild’s program in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, with a clear understanding of her purpose. Now a college student, she shares what sponsorship meant to her and why she is giving back at her Hope Center as a Child Champion.

Josela Lopez, Field Communications Specialist in Honduras, interviewed Melissa Franco, a doctor in charge of kids’ health at OneChild Hope Centers throughout the country, to learn more about how she helps answer the call to poverty by supporting kids there.

A look into Plum Creek Church’s heart for missions from the perspective of creative Pastor Jonathan Witt.

It’s 5 o’clock in the morning in the city of Tegucigalpa, Honduras. The sun has yet to rise, and the only light to be seen comes from a window, through which you can see a teenaged boy under an incandescent bulb swinging from the ceiling.