Our Honduras trips offer many opportunities for partnering with Hondurans to transform their communities.
Construction teams serve with volunteers from the Methodist Church in El Obraje to serve in their community by pouring cement floors in some of the local homes and doing other light construction.
Bless the School and Bless the Teacher teams partner with the Juan Wesley School in Ciudad España to help students develop English language skills by playing games, acting out scenarios, and focusing on pronunciation. These teams also help with a little school upkeep in the afternoons.
Medical and dental teams partner with volunteers from the Methodist Church in El Obraje to provide medical and dental assistance, including fluoride treatments. This work helps improve community health through both prevention and education.
Flights: Teams fly into Tegucigalpa, Honduras. Occasionally, teams return home from San Pedro Sula after a cultural day in that city. Resurrection will arrange the flights so that the team travels together.
Accommodations: Teams stay at the Honduras Mission House in Tegucigalpa; the accommodations are bunk beds with separate sleeping quarters for men and women.
Food: Dinner will be cooked for you and has some constants like beans, tortillas, or rice. You can also expect plantains, chicken, or fish.
Open to adults and children ages 14 and older if accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Currently, U.S. citizens (U.S. passport holders) visiting Honduras for ninety days or less do not need visas.
We have limited space available on medical serve trips for non-medical trip participants. Please contact our Global Impact team to find out more.
You do not need speak Spanish to join a Honduras team, but we are always looking for team members who do!