MEDICO

12/19/2025

Exciting progress is underway at MEDICO as our dedicated construction team continues to make a significant difference in the La Moskitia region of Honduras. The crew’s hard work has resulted in the completion of six brand-new schools, providing vital educational infrastructure where it is needed most. In addition, two classrooms have been added to existing schools, expanding the resources available to students and teachers alike.
Our commitment extends beyond new builds. We have made sixteen major repairs to schools and completed sixteen substantial repairs to remote medical clinics, helping to improve access to essential healthcare for these communities.
We invite you to read about how our efforts are creating lasting change and, more importantly, why this mission is so vital. For the full story of how to support our work, please visit
https://conta.cc/3Ut4ZLr

10/07/2025

A small MEDICO team of volunteers can still make an impact as they serve the remote village of San Rafael, Copan, Honduras. Volunteers share their personal stories about their week of service. Check out their stories at https://conta.cc/3KsUjul .

09/11/2025

Check out MEDICO's midWEEK update from San Rafael, Honduras at the following link: https://conta.cc/45ZZA56.

08/27/2025

MEDICO is proud to celebrate 35 years of dedicated volunteer mission service in Central America. Learn how you can contribute to its ongoing efforts and view a few images highlighting some of its impact over the years. https://conta.cc/4mvFFQK

08/17/2025

06/06/2025

Thanks to another awesome team of dedicated MEDICO volunteers, the community of Auka, Gracias a Dios, Honduras was provided with essential medical and dental care. Despite challenges of delayed travel and unexpected weather delays the team remained deeply committed to reaching their work location and sharing time in the community.
Read about a high school student's first trip: https://conta.cc/4dTnhhJ

04/11/2025

MEDICO (www.medico.org) makes its annual humanitarian service visit to Laka Tabila, Gracias a Dios, Honduras. Impactful stories are always abundant. Read about their week by clicking this link to their story: https://conta.cc/4jurfyV Many kudos to this small but mighty team!

03/22/2025

Doctors! WE NEED YOU! How about joining a MEDICO team and sharing an experience from yesteryears and make a house call to see a sick patient. Dr. Nick did just that. He walked a distance over a narrow beaten path to a home in Uhi, Gracias a Dios, Honduras where the patient was unable to come to our makeshift clinic to be assessed. This is quite common on each trip with MEDICO. That’s why we’re there. To be in service where there is great need. Visit www.medico.org to learn more.

03/10/2025

MEDICO teams have recently returned from Honduras, where they visited two of our regular worksites, Pranza and Uhi, situated in the Department of Gracias a Dios.
In these remote areas, access to healthcare is often limited or non-existent, leading to a range of health issues that go untreated. MEDICO’s presence in these areas is not just about providing medical care; it’s about fostering hope and resilience. It’s about our commitment to ensure that everyone has access to the healthcare they deserve.
Click this link https://conta.cc/4kDsGw6 to read the personal and inspiring stories shared by MEDICO volunteers. They are a testament to the significant impact that dedicated individuals can have on communities in need. Thank you ALL MEDICO volunteers!

10/16/2024

How far do you drive to see a doctor? Would you be willing to walk 4-5 hours in hopes of seeing a doctor, a dentist, or an optometrist? Check out this link https://conta.cc/3Y95Cv2 to read the Laka Tabila volunteer story and hear about their week of service in Honduras with MEDICO. Many kudos to a hardworking team!

08/27/2024

It is with deep sadness that we share the recent passing of Bob Gurmankin, DDS, a long-time dedicated volunteer with MEDICO. It was Bob’s many times of sharing a week of service that made an impact on MEDICO’s mission efforts in Central America. Bob shared his skills, taught hundreds of school students the importance of good dental hygiene, mentored young dentists as they participated on at team and always displayed his big heart in support of reaching out where there was a need. We are deeply grateful for Bob’s support of MEDICO’s dental program and his ongoing willingness to always make sure we were providing the best care possible to those were served.
Bob was a quiet man, but his impact was loud and clear. He served as a MEDICO board member and later stepped into the presidency position. MEDICO is grateful for his dedication and service.