Montaña de Luz

By Bob Short, Montaña de Luz Board Member This is the fifth installment of a series of blog posts entitled “Building a Future.” We will highlight the role of Montaña de Luz in building a better future for families affected by...

Building a Future Anchored by Faith

01 May 2018

Anna Jackson

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By Kevin Gallagher, Montaña de Luz Board Member This is the fourth installment of a series of blog posts entitled “Building a Future.” We will highlight the role of Montaña de Luz in building a better future for families affected by...

HIV+ Youth Take on the World!

29 Mar 2018

Anna Jackson

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How MdL helps prepare young adults affected by HIV in Honduras to lead happy, healthy lives. By Chris Ratcliff, Montaña de Luz Board Member and former Long Term Volunteer This is the third installment of a series of blog posts entitled...

The Importance of Family

28 Feb 2018

Anna Jackson

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By Anna Jackson, Montaña de Luz Board Member and former Long Term Volunteer This is the second installment of a series of blog posts entitled “Building a Future.” We will highlight the role of Montaña de Luz in building a...

The Changing Needs of Children, Youth, and Families Affected by HIV in Honduras

31 Jan 2018

Anna Jackson

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By Morgan Brown, Executive Director, Montaña de Luz. This is the first installment of a series of blog posts entitled “Building a Future.” We will highlight the role of Montaña de Luz in building a better future for families affected...

Life Changing Experience

05 Oct 2017

Amanda Sorrell

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I first traveled to Montaña de Luz in 2015 when I had just graduated high school. This was an important time for me when I was transitioning and so my view of the world was changing. My experience at Montaña...

Why I Walk

22 Aug 2017

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Walk for Education

The Montana de Luz students have always attended the public schools in Nuevo Paraiso and Nueva Esperanza, but as with children everywhere, some have an easier time learning than others. Four years ago, the Escuelita, or “small classroom,” was created...

Why I Walk

16 Aug 2017

kmiadmin

Walk for Education

Erika Shell Castro and Jared explain #Whyiwalk4MDL! Time is running out! We need more walkers, and our children need your support in order to pay for their education! Join Erika and Jared in supporting our MdL kids at the Walk4Education...

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Building a Future Anchored by Faith

HIV+ Youth Take on the World!

The Importance of Family

The Changing Needs of Children, Youth, and Families Affected by HIV in Honduras

Life Changing Experience

Why I Walk

Why I Walk

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