Our Impact
CAMO’s impact is measured not only in lives served, but in what remains behind.
For more than three decades, CAMO has worked alongside Honduran leaders to strengthen healthcare, education, and community infrastructure—building systems that continue serving people every day. From hospitals and public health services to a trade school, daycare, community center, and shelter for women and children, CAMO’s work reaches individuals while strengthening the institutions and communities around them.
CAMO’s impact is measured not only in lives served, but in what remains behind.
CAMO at a Glance
2024-2025
Total Patients Served
Boxes of Medical Supplies Donated
Pieces of Medical Equipment Donated
Volunteers in Honduras and United States
Total Students Educated
Read CAMO IN JULY – AUGUST 2026 At eight years old, a fifth-grade student at Esteban Guardiola Elementary School in Triunfo de la Cruz, Tela, already understands what it means to go without. When she sees a classmate with nothing to eat, she shares what little she has because, as she simply says, “they are hungry.” She is one of
More than 3,500 students receive technical education in Honduras each year through CAMO’s partner trade school in Santa Rosa de Copán. In 2025, 3,522 students completed courses and workshops designed to prepare them for employment, entrepreneurship, and greater economic independence. Recently, Joseph Ruiz, Director, and Alexander Peña, Operations Manager, traveled to Ohio to learn about technical education, modern manufacturing, workforce
Seven 40-foot containers delivered more than $1.88 million in medical aid to 73 organizations across Honduras during CAMO’s 2025–2026 fiscal year. But the impact of these medical donations to Honduras begins long before a patient receives care. In the United States, volunteers receive donated medical supplies and equipment, clean and inspect each item, make repairs when needed, sort materials, document
A community health crisis. Children arriving at school hungry. Healthcare facilities running short of essential supplies. These are the moments when donated resources become more than supplies—they become a response. On August 31, CAMO and its global partner World Vision traveled more than 240 kilometers to reach communities facing urgent needs in healthcare, mobility, and food security. At one health
Más de 20,000 atenciones en seis meses reflejan la creciente presión sobre los servicios de salud de Tela. A más de 240 kilómetros de Santa Rosa de Copán, CAMO y World Vision acudieron al llamado de dos comunidades que también enfrentan una emergencia silenciosa: el hambre de sus niños. El lunes 31 de agosto, el equipo de Fundación CAMO Honduras
Una madre de 73 años y sus dos hijas, ambas en sus 40, comparten una historia que comenzó mucho antes de llegar a Fundación CAMO. Las tres son amas de casa y viven en Mercedes, Honduras. Hasta hace poco, compartían una misma realidad: ninguna se había realizado una mamografía. Las tres viajaron juntas desde el occidente de Honduras hasta Fundación
Read CAMO IN JULY – AUGUST 2026 At eight years old, a fifth-grade student at Esteban Guardiola Elementary School in Triunfo de la Cruz, Tela, already understands what it means to go without. When she sees a classmate with nothing to eat, she shares what little she has because, as she simply says, “they are hungry.” She is one of
More than 3,500 students receive technical education in Honduras each year through CAMO’s partner trade school in Santa Rosa de Copán. In 2025, 3,522 students completed courses and workshops designed to prepare them for employment, entrepreneurship, and greater economic independence. Recently, Joseph Ruiz, Director, and Alexander Peña, Operations Manager, traveled to Ohio to learn about technical education, modern manufacturing, workforce
Seven 40-foot containers delivered more than $1.88 million in medical aid to 73 organizations across Honduras during CAMO’s 2025–2026 fiscal year. But the impact of these medical donations to Honduras begins long before a patient receives care. In the United States, volunteers receive donated medical supplies and equipment, clean and inspect each item, make repairs when needed, sort materials, document
A community health crisis. Children arriving at school hungry. Healthcare facilities running short of essential supplies. These are the moments when donated resources become more than supplies—they become a response. On August 31, CAMO and its global partner World Vision traveled more than 240 kilometers to reach communities facing urgent needs in healthcare, mobility, and food security. At one health
Más de 20,000 atenciones en seis meses reflejan la creciente presión sobre los servicios de salud de Tela. A más de 240 kilómetros de Santa Rosa de Copán, CAMO y World Vision acudieron al llamado de dos comunidades que también enfrentan una emergencia silenciosa: el hambre de sus niños. El lunes 31 de agosto, el equipo de Fundación CAMO Honduras
Una madre de 73 años y sus dos hijas, ambas en sus 40, comparten una historia que comenzó mucho antes de llegar a Fundación CAMO. Las tres son amas de casa y viven en Mercedes, Honduras. Hasta hace poco, compartían una misma realidad: ninguna se había realizado una mamografía. Las tres viajaron juntas desde el occidente de Honduras hasta Fundación
Read CAMO IN JULY – AUGUST 2026 At eight years old, a fifth-grade student at Esteban Guardiola Elementary School in Triunfo de la Cruz, Tela, already understands what it means to go without. When she sees a classmate with nothing to eat, she shares what little she has because, as she simply says, “they are hungry.” She is one of
More than 3,500 students receive technical education in Honduras each year through CAMO’s partner trade school in Santa Rosa de Copán. In 2025, 3,522 students completed courses and workshops designed to prepare them for employment, entrepreneurship, and greater economic independence. Recently, Joseph Ruiz, Director, and Alexander Peña, Operations Manager, traveled to Ohio to learn about technical education, modern manufacturing, workforce
Seven 40-foot containers delivered more than $1.88 million in medical aid to 73 organizations across Honduras during CAMO’s 2025–2026 fiscal year. But the impact of these medical donations to Honduras begins long before a patient receives care. In the United States, volunteers receive donated medical supplies and equipment, clean and inspect each item, make repairs when needed, sort materials, document
A community health crisis. Children arriving at school hungry. Healthcare facilities running short of essential supplies. These are the moments when donated resources become more than supplies—they become a response. On August 31, CAMO and its global partner World Vision traveled more than 240 kilometers to reach communities facing urgent needs in healthcare, mobility, and food security. At one health
Más de 20,000 atenciones en seis meses reflejan la creciente presión sobre los servicios de salud de Tela. A más de 240 kilómetros de Santa Rosa de Copán, CAMO y World Vision acudieron al llamado de dos comunidades que también enfrentan una emergencia silenciosa: el hambre de sus niños. El lunes 31 de agosto, el equipo de Fundación CAMO Honduras
Una madre de 73 años y sus dos hijas, ambas en sus 40, comparten una historia que comenzó mucho antes de llegar a Fundación CAMO. Las tres son amas de casa y viven en Mercedes, Honduras. Hasta hace poco, compartían una misma realidad: ninguna se había realizado una mamografía. Las tres viajaron juntas desde el occidente de Honduras hasta Fundación
Testimonies
Mileyda Testimony
Nixon Testimony
Let’s Impact the world together
Every act of generosity helps us save lives. Whether you choose to make a financial donation, sponsor a specific service, volunteer your time, or donate medical equipment, you play a vital role in bringing hope and sustainable healing to communities in Central America.