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San Pedro Sula. Through the signing of a collaboration agreement, Banco del País (Banpaís) joined Habitat for Humanity Honduras’ strategy to replace dirt floors with concrete floors in the homes of vulnerable families. This initiative seeks to improve the health and quality of life of Honduran families, as well as contribute to reducing the country’s

San Pedro Sula. In an effort to strengthen sustainable development, Habitat for Humanity Honduras and the University of San Pedro Sula (USAP) signed a cooperation agreement to manage resources and develop joint initiatives in communities prioritized by both institutions. This agreement will allow for the integration of technical and logistical efforts aligned with the Sustainable

Gracias, Lempira. This Saturday, March 29, Habitat for Humanity Honduras handed over ownership of five homes to their respective families in the second phase of the Valle Escondido housing complex, located in the Bella Vista sector of Gracias, Lempira. This represented another step in the organization’s commitment to providing adequate and safe housing solutions for

La Paz, Honduras. With the goal of improving the living conditions of vulnerable communities, Habitat for Humanity Honduras, together with local governments, beneficiary communities, and partners, inaugurated three projects to build and improve drinking water systems in three towns in the department of La Paz: San Miguel (Santa Ana), El Cordoncillo (San Antonio del Norte),