AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEl Niño & Food Security: Honduras is already feeling El Niño’s bite, with drought wiping out the final planting season in the south—one 91-year-old farmer in Marcovia reported losing his corn harvest after weak rains failed to keep maize alive, threatening food, livestock, and next year’s survival. Health Workforce: Honduras’ Ministry of Health is seeking 67 medical professionals to close critical capacity gaps, noting it must compete with the private sector for nurses and specialists. Regional Health Collaboration: Belize is looking to recruit doctors from Honduras as uncertainty grows around the future of the Cuban Medical Brigade, with talks focused on a possible health-ministry agreement. Community Care & Disability Support: A Catholic safe home in Comayagua, Hogar Nazareth, is drawing international support through outreach in New York and New Jersey for children and adults with disabilities who experienced abandonment, neglect, or abuse. Nursing in Action: Nursing students are serving in Honduras through mission-style training that pairs education with real local healthcare needs.
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