PROJECTS
OUR PROGRESS...
300
homes
19
schools
4
clinics
16
senior housing units
1 civic center
1 community feeding center
International Hope Builders partners with local Honduran business owners, municipalities, government officials and other NGO's to identify the most urgent need for homes and basic community facilities like medical clinics and schools.
The requesting official must sign a Memorandum of Understanding, commit to a minimum local funding amount, and provide volunteers for every project. This partnership allows IHB to fulfill its mission goal of helping those in need to help themselves, and improve their own living conditions through the use of the ICF Building Technology they would not otherwise have access to.
Providing Shelter. Restoring Dignity. Building Hope.
UPCOMING PROJECTS
2022
BUILDING
INITIATIVES
28 Single Family Homes in San Geronimo
20 Single Family Homes in Santa Rita- Phase 1
50 Single Family Homes in Santa Rita- Phase 2
2 Classrooms in Santa Rita
A FEW OF OUR COMPLETED
PROJECTS
8-Unit Apartment Complex for Homeless Seniors
Construction of an 8-unit complex for senior citizens who are homeless, or surviving in unsafe, unsustainable living conditions. The land was donated by a business owner with a heart for Honduras.
Six Apartments for Flood Victims
Hurricane Nate caused fatal flooding throughout Central America. Honduras was severely impacted as the housing situation in many regions is not sufficient to sustain families in the best of weather. The mud, stick, rock homes were no match for the torrential rains and flooding. A Mayor from the San Antonio de Copán Region requested urgent relief for 6 families left homeless - including elderly and small children. This 6-unit complex was completed in approximately 1 week and given to those 6 families.
Kindergarten
San Antonio de Copán, Honduras
A volunteer team visited San Antonio de Cortez, Honduras to build a much needed Kinder for 4 and 5 year olds who had no central school nearby. This project was completed with the help of a Denver Colorado area youth group of 13-18 year olds and 4 board members.
The teachers and students came on the last day of construction to express their appreciation and dedicate the school to the community.
The opportunity to give education, friendship, and hope to the littlest in need was a life changing event for all.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS OF HONDURANS LIVE IN THESE CONDITIONS...WILL YOU HELP US CHANGE THEIR PLIGHT!
Does Anyone Care...
Honduras
