Author Archives: Ted Lee

We saw a total of 664 patients during our brigades this month (this does not include the members of our group who saw doctors and got medications) and 70 of the patients were able to get dental care. We gave out 50 maternity kits (which included diapers, blanket, onesies) and scores of compression socks. EverythingContinue reading “August 2026 Brigade Summary”

When we do our medical brigades, we have young Hondurans assisting us, they serve as interpreters, assist in the pharmacy, with the patient forms, and more. This past trip we had 2 nurses, 2 interpreters, a dental student, and 3 who helped in different areas of the brigades. They are critical for the success ofContinue reading “Our Team: Young Honduran Colleagues”

We will have 5 volunteers from the States (who pay their own way) and our Honduran colleagues will include 4 physicians, 4 nurses, 2-3 interpreters, a pharmacist, dental student (who does cleanings), security guard, driver, and our logistics person. We typically have a few young Hondurans assisting with our brigades, the photos shows the onesContinue reading “Our Upcoming Brigades (Aug. 2026)”

We are going to Honduras soon to do medical brigades in 4 villages, Coyolito, La Mesa, Chaguite, and El Plan. We work with the Horizons of Hope Foundation in Honduras and their co-founder and logistics person, Carlos (Churri) Aguilar. Churri coordinates the hiring of physicians, interpreters, security, and other personnel, our living arrangements, the orderingContinue reading “Churri”

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