Our Current Projects
At Angels for Honduras, we focus on practical, life-changing initiatives that create opportunity, dignity, and long-term impact in the communities we serve. Here are the projects we’re working on right now.

El Bambú School Project
A new school in the mountain village of El Bambú is nearly complete.
After the original school was destroyed, we partnered with local leaders and our on-the-ground coordinator, Rafael Ugarte, to fund and rebuild a safe, modern learning space for the children. The project began in December and has been built by a combination of local workers and dedicated volunteers.
The school includes: two classrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen, covered outdoor gathering space. It has the capacity for 60 students.
We are now in the final phase—completing painting, landscaping, and building a playground.
How you can help:
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Volunteer for our upcoming work trip September 12-20, 2026
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Donate to support finishing materials.
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Share the project with others

Computers for Comayagua
We are working to modernize a school computer lab in Comayagua, where students currently rely on outdated equipment from the 1990s—most of which no longer works.
Through this project:
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We have already purchased 3 new computers and a printer
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Our goal is to expand to 12 computers, fully equipping the classroom
This effort is closely connected to Kevin Sheveria, whose mother teaches at the school. Kevin—who many of you know as our “miracle boy”—personally helped set up the new computers, bringing both technical skills and inspiration to the students.
Our goal: Provide a fully functional computer lab so students can develop essential digital skills for their future.
How you can help:
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Contribute toward the purchase of additional computers
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Sponsor a workstation
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Help us complete the lab

Kevin’s Journey:
Toward a Bionic Arm
Kevin Sheveria’s story is one of resilience and determination.
After a severe electrical accident left him with life-altering injuries and no insurance support, we helped Kevin secure funding for a prosthetic leg and foot—allowing him to walk again.
Today, Kevin is:
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Attending university
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Working hard toward his future
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Living with renewed confidence
Now, we are working toward the next step: securing a grant for a bionic arm. Kevin has viable nerve endings, making him a strong candidate for advanced prosthetic technology that could dramatically improve his independence and quality of life.
We are also supporting him as he continues his education, where he currently has a partial scholarship to a university.
How you can help:
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Support Kevin’s educational expenses
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Share his story

School Uniform Program
In Honduras, school uniforms are required—but many families simply cannot afford them.
Without a uniform:
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Children often feel singled out
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They may be treated differently by peers
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It can affect confidence and motivation in school
Our uniform program ensures that students have what they need to attend school with dignity and confidence.
Each year, we provide uniforms to children across multiple communities—helping remove a barrier to education and allowing them to focus on learning.
How you can help:
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Sponsor a child’s uniform
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Donate to support annual distribution
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Help us reach more students
