Kenia Joins the PAHS team
/New Team Member
Read MoreBoys Move into new Quarters
/Boys Move into new Quarters
Read MoreGuyach Family Team Arrive
/A group led by Nick Guyach worked on the interior walls of what will be an activity area for the Children’s Home.
Read MoreAndrews University Nutrition Team Arrive
/Dr. Winston Craig and the students of the Nutrition Department from Andrews University in Michigan gave us nightly presentations about caring for our bodies
Read MoreCanadian Medical Team arrives
/Canadian Medical Team arrives
Read MoreOakhurst SDA Church Group Arrive
/The youth group of the Oakhurst California Seventh-day Adventist Church got right to work on the children’s Dining Hall
Read MoreErik and Scarlet go home
/Erik and Scarlet go home
Read MoreAMPAC crew begin to work in the children’s home
/AMPAC crew begin to work in the children’s home
Read MoreGratitude to AMPAC
/we received the word that the company would provide labor and funds to finish the Children’s Home central parlor
Read MoreNew Year’s eve Festivity
/New Year’s eve Festivity
Read MoreLLU SIMS Arrive
/LLU SIMS Arrive
Read MoreChristmas Day Festivity
/Christmas Day Festivity
Read MoreAMPAC Director Visit PAHS
/AMPAC Director Visit PAHS
Read MoreTech School Graduation
/Tech School Graduation
Read More2009 Graduation
/Beatriz, Elias, and Sally completed all their exams and the social service
Read MoreA New Professional
/A New Professional
Read MoreChristmas card Project
/The children were delighted to start coloring the 2009 Christmas card to be sent to the kind people who generously give of their time and money to ensure a dignified existence for those PAHS serves.
Read MorePAHS on Facebook and Twitter
/PAHS on FACEBOOK and Twitter
Read MoreIndependence Day
/The traditional marching ceremonies were suspended this Independence Day. So instead our children participated in celebrating the national holiday with a special pageant
Read MoreSituation in Honduras
/In spite of the political tug-of-war in Honduras, we are thankful we have food to eat, and that the poor we serve can still access the care we provide in our rural area.
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