The construction of the new classroom for the community school has begun! There can be no foundation without digging A week before I was scheduled to fly down to Honduras I was told a city owned backhoe the community hoped could help dig the footer for the new classroom…

The community spoke I came to Honduras fully expecting to begin the process of building a new kitchen at the school here in the trash dump.  From my last trip here I sensed the enthusiasm of the people for this project.  Before proceeding with the construction planning, we decided to…

Last week a team visited the Danli trash dump providing dewormer medicine and a general physical welfare check of children living in the community.  This visit was the idea of Mario, a friend of José and a pastor in José’s village of Naranjal.  Pastor Teo, a friend of ours and…

We will be headed back to Honduras 9 June to work in the Danli trash dump for 5 weeks.   As always I will be with my friend and brother José Nuñéz and supported by his wife Maylin and son Joseph.  While working there in the trash dump we will hire…

It is estimated that 87% of Hondurans have access to an improved water source.  The people in the Danli trash dump have access to water, but only for one day a week.  Yes, water is available at the public faucets one day a week, and dry six days a week. …