With the help of many, Mountain of Hope Inc. was created, and enough money was raised to return to build a clinic in 2001. The clinic was named Clinica Montaña de Esperanza. The clinic operates 3 days a week, with a doctor, a dentist, and limited support staff. If able, villagers pay about $6 US to be treated and receive prescribed medications.

Funds for salaries, supplies and overhead must be continually raised through contributions. The good news is, in Honduras, this operational healthcare facility operates for a fraction of what it would cost in the United States. For as little as $25/month a family would get to see a doctor and recieve necessary medication

Here’s the challenge: Currently, the total budget for the clinic comes from a handful of people, allowing the clinic to operate 3 days per week. Our goal is to get back to 5 days a week.