Unreliable rains have put additional strain on Hondurans in recent years. The key to combating hunger and disease in these conditions is to build household and community resilience. A lack of clean water is another environmental and health issue for children in Honduras. Community volunteers, health staff, church leaders and sanitation committees partner with us to train families on treating water and practicing basic sanitation to improve the health and nutrition of children.
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58,302people had access to safe drinking water.
47,280people are participating in activities that provide spiritual nurture and encouragement for children.
35,494children received school supplies and resources for their education including books, backpacks, uniforms and bicycles.
When you give where most needed, you’ll help provide things like healthcare, safety, food, clean water and more to vulnerable children and families around the world. It’s a powerful way to help fight poverty and hunger, and give hope to those in need.
