Hope in Action: Transforming Lives in Honduras
Supporting young people in Honduras to grow, thrive, and live with purpose—guided by faith and love.
Our Mission.
Casa de Esperanza is a Christian, faith-based organization that seeks to bring hope and healing to the country of Honduras.
Why Honduras?
Honduras is a country of great beauty and opportunity, yet also significant poverty.
With green jungles, magnificent mountain ranges, and some of the best bird watching in the world, Honduras is beautiful. And yet more than half of the country lives below the poverty line, making Honduras one of the poorest countries in the Western Hemisphere. High rates of homicide, violent crime, gangs, drug trafficking and corruption make life in Honduras hard. Breaking the cycles of abuse and poverty can be exhausting and difficult. As Christians, we are called to extend Christ’s love to our brothers and sisters in Honduras, answering God’s call in James 2 to put our faith into action.
Our Pillars.
Education
Casa de Esperanza provides scholarships to college students, as well as supporting 12 middle and high school boys through our Comayagua boys’ project.
Health
Whether it’s mental health services for our college students, or necessary procedures for the students in our Comayagua boys’ project, we use our connections in Honduras to improve the health and wellness of those in need.
Construction
Through our partnership with a local church, we have completed construction projects for several families and the church, including a commercial kitchen that feeds 400+ kids every month.
18+
Scholarship Recipients Graduated from College
100%
of our Board Members
are Volunteers
20+
Years of Ministry
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It’s all about the relationships we build with the people of Honduras. When you build a house with someone, it doesn’t get much better than that.
— Dr. Bill DeWitt, Board Member
The team members showed love with patience (a must while in Honduras) and selflessly served one another, as well as the people in Honduras. I was most impressed by the deep and loving relationships that Casa de Esperanza has with the locals.
— Greg Kobylak, Volunteer