Daniela is from a small, remote indigenous community. For her parents, reaching the hospital is a daunting journey over five hours of travel on difficult roads. Because of this, and the fact that many children in their community looked just like Daniela, her parents didn’t believe medical care was necessary. When Daniela became unresponsive due to severe dehydration, her parents finally made the trip. By the time she arrived at the nutrition center, her condition was critical

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Meet Layla and her twin boys, the 99th and 100th babies born this year in our community health program. Both babies arrived healthy, weighing about five pounds each. That kind of start is never guaranteed in the communities where we work, and it’s even harder when a family is welcoming twins. Layla and her family have been part of our program for a little over 18 months. She is thrilled to have her newborn twins, but she’s also realistic. Raising twins while struggling to get

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One of the many beautiful and rewarding aspects of NutriFund’s work is documenting a child’s health journey.   When we first met Genesis...

As part of our continuing series introducing the San Yves team, we sat down with Arianny Chavez, Program Manager for our community-based...

Nahin George became a part of our team as the executive director of the nutrition center last year. He grew up in a big family in Yoro...

Oftentimes when families interact with the public healthcare in Honduras they are met by a complex and impersonal system that hands them...

Cecilia Rea is a recent graduate of St. Joseph’s Academy in St. Louis and volunteered with us in Honduras in January of this year. My...

Check out the video below with an invite from Jim to join us at upcoming events and support us this holiday season!

Spencer Matthews is a friend and colleague of NutriFund co-founder Shane Mulligan. He works in international development and volunteered...

Corn tortillas are a staple for everyone in Honduras. Most women in rural communities start their day making them for the whole family....

We’re over halfway to our fundraising goal for our campaign to renovate the nutrition center and have made significant progress toward...

Who better to ensure David’s health than his own mother? Elia wants nothing more than for her newborn baby to be healthy. That’s why...

After seven years in Yoro, Patrick will be transitioning back to the United States this fall. While he will continue to make periodic...

Building partnerships is the key to Nutrifund’s success because our impact can be most felt when we have a shared mission with the...

Tommy Rea is a graduate of St. Louis University High School and Boston College who currently resides in the St. Louis area. He has been a...

Pictured: Patrick with mayor Martha Puentes at a recent event in Yoro for the nutrition center It was six years in the making, but our...

In our ongoing pursuit to create sustainable change, we recently expanded our efforts to include technical training programs for...