Do you have a minute?   We’d love to share 5 great things that have happened over the last month….. Please welcome our newest team member…… Our sweet girl joined the team on August12th and has her mama, Reina, hopping every since. She is healthy and happy – and very, very cheeky!!! Her mom has already…

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It feels like home, doesn’t it?  You know what I mean. After two long days of travel, you climb the stairs, step on that porch, and it feels like home! It’s a feeling every mission team member remembers.  BUT THE PORCH IS IN DESPARATE NEED OF REPAIR, AND WE NEED YOU NOW.  Hundreds of team…

Do you have a minute?   We’d love to share 5 great things that have happened over the last month….. Friendship knows no bounds Sometimes you just “click” and make lifelong friends with people on mission trips. It happens with our staff and team members, too! Last month our nurse Shanaya had the opportunity to spend…

Is it really the end of June? Has this year gone by at warp speed for you? It certainly has for CHHF. It has been nonstop activity in the clinics this year. Most importantly, having completed 10 mission teams and 6 months of telemed, we have provided….drumroll please…… 5,235 primary care visits for patients in…

WVU School of Nursing published a wonderful article and have generously allowed us to share it. To view the article on their website, please click here. June 1, 2023 From a young age, Emily Barnes has had a strong sense of purpose and adventure. Now she is able to combine her passions as a faculty member in…

Special thanks to the mission team from Centenary United Methodist Church and their team leaders Lon & Deena Morgan for all of their hard work serving the people of Honduras. And thanks Don Dwiggins for creating and sharing a lovely video highlighting their trip.

Fires Causing Respiratory Distress I am used to seeing burning trash, open fire stoves, and dust when in Honduras. But I am also used to seeing beautiful blue skies with white puffy clouds. That was not the case during my most recent trip.  The sky was grey, thick with smoke and ash, and the smell of…

Ian and his mom Senia are learning and growing because of the comprehensive care they are receiving. They are reporting terrific results! When mission team providers met Ian in February, they knew he was having health issues. At 11 months, he only weighed 14 pounds. Sadly, that is the weight of an average 3-month-old. The…