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Hi there! My name is Doris Oliva. I’m happy to announce to you that I’m the new Director of Development at Casita Copan. And I’d

Gabriel is a 13 year old boy in the second year of our practicante program, where teenagers receive a high school scholarship in exchange for

Guest Blog Post by Skye Travers My name is Skye Travers and I am a political science student at the University of Georgia. I

Through dirt roads and untamed weeds, Aura treks down a mountain to get to work in Copán Ruinas. Already, the walk is long, and holding

School is out in Honduras until next year. This means it is a very busy time for us at Casita Copán! While it gets hectic,

Recently, a friend asked me: “What do you think is the cure for machismo in your country?” Her, from the USA, asking me, from Honduras.

When Jesús had his first seizure, at age nine, we were concerned, but definitely not surprised. Jesús would be our third child at Casita Copan

En español This month in Honduras, all towns and cities are dressed in white and blue, the colors of our flag. On September 15 we celebrate

Think about the first four years of a child’s life, when every day means learning something new. How to eat, crawl, form words, walk, run,