Stories From Honduras
View All Stories »The Year in Photos: A Look Back at 2008
It's been a year of great milestones in helping the world's poor. Our donors make our work possible, often from the wooden pews of their parishes. »»
Shelter Allows Girls to Escape Exploitation
Hogar de Querubines in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, supports teenage girls who have been sexually exploited, physically abused and trafficked. »»
Mitch Left Legacy of Generosity and Justice
Ten years ago, Hurricane Mitch ripped through Central America. Today, CRS reflects on how the storm inspired a new method for our disaster response. »»
Mitch Remembered: Hurricane Inspired Change
"We wanted to go beyond relief and development to look at the structures that existed before Mitch." »»
CRS Staffer Recalls Losing House to Hurricane Mitch
Benicio Lopez was 24 and working for CRS when Mitch struck in his hometown of Colonia Humuya, Honduras. »»
One Man's Treasure
A dump site threatened the environment of a small Honduran community. See how the town made a difference. »»
Recovery Plan Under Way After Hurricane Felix
CRS staff are distributing relief supplies and planning long-term assistance for lives shattered by Hurricane Felix. »»
Teens Attempt to Immigrate to the United States
What would make a teen leave home and try to enter the United States illegally? And what happens to these youth if they get caught. »»
Honduran Mother Shows Courage in the Face of AIDS
Angelica Savala came back from the brink of death and now works to fight against the stigma that many face as a result of their HIV status. »»
