Projecto Honduras Harvesting Hope Since 2002
Harvesting HopeforHonduras
Clinic care, sight-restoring surgery, education, humanitarian aid, social development, and pharmacy support for families in remote cloud-forest communities.
Why we are here
Distance should not decide who gets care.
In remote villages, treatable illness, damaged roads, flooding, and limited schooling compound one another. We help break that cycle through persistent, practical service and long-term local partnerships.
Support reaches families through medical clinics, medicine, treatment for preventable illness, parasite and fungal infection care, cataract and pterygium surgery, school supplies, food, clothing, shoes, and urgent relief.
Our story and purpose
Direct aid
From one knock on the door to a durable network of care.
Projecto Honduras grew from personal service into recurring clinic, eye-care, education, relief, development, and pharmacy support shaped by local need.
Practical programs, carried by volunteers.
How we harvest hope
The work stays focused: meet urgent needs, build trust, and keep returning with care that families can actually reach.
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Medical Clinic
Clinic of Angels care, medicine, and exams for families far from routine services.
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Surgical Eye Center
Eye exams, referrals, and surgery that can restore independence and livelihood.
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Education and Sponsorships
School supplies, sponsorships, and encouragement that help children keep learning.
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Humanitarian Aid
Food, clothing, shoes, housing help, and relief when roads wash out.
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Social Development
Community support that helps families build steadier local futures.
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Current events
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Tracy Blake Memorial
In Memory of Tracy Blake
Join us in remembering Tracy Blake, Vice President of Projecto Honduras, and honoring the lasting impact of his leadership, service, and dedication to the people of Honduras.
Honor Tracy's LegacyBuilt by volunteers
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Medical professionals, educators, builders, organizers, and generous neighbors all have a place in this work.
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