Central American Medical Outreach Inc

Training and education: as honduras' national training center for the american heart association, camo trains thousands of healthcare professionals annually, improving the quality of care for underserved communities. Camo ensures that every new service, facility improvement, and equipment installation includes hands-on training. Additionally, camo supports 17 of the most vulnerable elementary schools, providing textbooks, literacy programs, and teacher mentorship, benefiting over 2,000 at-risk children each year.

Community development: since 2004, camo has partnered with local leaders in santa rosa de copn to improve the lives of the most at-risk populations. Projects include a community gym, cultural center, trade school, public daycare, and a domestic violence shelter, offering protection and intervention for women and children in crisis. A camo-built public health center now serves as a national model for healthcare in honduras. These initiatives contribute to crime reduction, with honduras' homicide rate dropping from 66 per 100,000 in 2014 to 31.1 in 2024 (usaid/statista).