In Febuary 2015, I will be taking part in a medical brigade, visiting rural Honduras to provide free medical care with a team of medical professionals. Although I am not usually a supporter of short term aid work, I have seen first hand the positive effects of this organisation during my recent trip to Honduras in October, and I know how important this work can be and how many people it can help.
We are able to reach up to 1,500 patients in 10 days and provide important health care that some people are not able to usually access. We are able to assess patients, provide treatments, and prescribe the neccesary medications, all of which is not readily available due to lack of government suppotr and shortage of adequate facilities.  Teaching prevention and healthier lifestyles are a key part of making a sustainable difference, which will also be a part of our brigade.

Donations will help to pay for medical supplies that will allow for us to provide the neccesary care to these individuals, as well as help implement water filters in villages which will help provide families with clean water supplies. Every little helps, so please donate today. Visit www.honduranchildren.com for more information.