
Brotherly Love
A thirteen year old boy who could not walk received the first wheelchair. Pictured above is his brother who took the chair to him on a horse!

Brotherly Love
A thirteen year old boy who could not walk received the first wheelchair. Pictured above is his brother who took the chair to him on a horse!

Austin High and Forrest Lovett unload 550 wheelchairs from shipping container

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CARE provided transportation to the Pespire nurses during the vaccination mission day countrywide, most of them had to walk to the communities and remote areas. Pespire workers did not this year due the effort of Marvin Hernandez and the car provided by CARE. Thanks for make it posible!!!
Roger Sandt in Honduras during the medical day at El Rebalse, San Antonio. Kids recieved parasites medecine. Thanks for the visit Roger.




Hospital San Lorenzo Honduras C.A.
A fantastic group of fifteen medical students were in Honduras from March 29-April 3 helping to improve the medical system in Honduras. They worked in two Hospitals in the South of Honduras shadowing doctors, nurses and making improvements like the painting pictured above. The last day they operated a medical clinic in the town of Concepcion. They provided dental flouride and eye screening to over 300 kids and general medical exams and medicines to over 200 adults.
Central American Relief Efforts would like to thank them for their efforts! We hope to see a new group from Washington University St. Louis Med School next year.

Final Day
Mae High, Dr. Michael Eckhart, Deb Eckhart, Stephanie Eckhart present dental equipment and supplies to the official in charge of dentists in the Department of Choluteca, Honduras.
In just one day these volunteers extracted close to fifty teeth. C.A. Relief needs to organize more brigades.
Pictured above are two volunteers at a school in San Antonio de Flores. This is one of four schools that will be provided with toothpaste, toothbrush, education, and flouride treatments. In just four days they will see over 1400 students in the Department of Choluteca, Honduras.