News and Stories: Honduras
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October 30, 2023
Giving Thanks for Farmers
Small-scale farms provide fresh, affordable food to their local communities and lead the way in protecting the land and water that sustain us all.
May 31, 2022
Building Resilience From the Ground Up
Despite the increasingly devastating droughts in Honduras, Eulalio is finding new ways to keep farming.
April 28, 2020
Meals that nourish dreams: Maria Ana’s Story
When families facing hunger and malnutrition have access to nutritious food, children can think about their future and stay in school to achieve their dreams.
April 2, 2019
Catholic Relief Services (CRS) Issues Statement in Response to Foreign Aid Cuts to Central American Countries
CRS President Sean Callahan issues statement opposing cuts in foreign assistanceMore
October 29, 2018
Catholic Agencies Urge Governments to Protect Migrants Seeking Safe Haven
As thousands of people from Honduras and other Central American countries are making their way toward Mexico and the United States, three major Catholic agencies are urging all people of goodwill to speak and act with compassion towards those seeking refuge from violence and poverty.More
October 31, 2017
CRS Urges Extension of Temporary Protected Status Designation for Honduras and El Salvador
TPS designation for Honduras and El Salvador is set to expire in a few weeks.More
April 13, 2017
Central American Youth Programs Threatened as Department of Labor Funding on the Line
Critical funding to combat child and forced labor may disappear in Central AmericaMore
July 28, 2016
CRS Applauds the Expansion of the Central American Refugee Resettlement Program
Obama Administration announced the expansion of its Central American refugee program.More
April 6, 2016
“Food for Education” Educational Program Expects Successful Second Phase with Funding from USDA
First stage of program increased by 22% students’ comprehensive reading skill level.More
February 25, 2016
Is Giving Really Better Than Receiving?
There is a saying, “It is better to give than to receive.” This might be more self-evident if it were not so very good to receive.
