Healthcare
It is only through donations and sponsorships that we are able to provide medical and dental care to the community and beyond.
Medical Clinic
Access to healthcare is limited for many in Honduras. With the support of our donors, we built an off-site clinic that provides affordable, quality care to the girls we serve and the surrounding community.
Working alongside medical mission teams, our medical clinic reaches remote areas near San Pedro Sula and Petoa. Led by Dr. Antonio “Tony” Perez Averhoff and Nurse Dorotea Garcia Madrid, it serves about 200 patients each month. Their passion and dedication ensure the girls and local residents receive the comprehensive care they need.
Dental Clinic
In San Pedro Sula, dental care is a luxury many families cannot afford. The OLRM Dental Clinic, led by Dr. Nurian Mayorga, provides essential treatment for girls in the home and care for the wider community.
Many girls arrive with urgent dental needs, never having seen a dentist before. The clinic also serves low-income populations who could not otherwise afford dental treatment. Thanks to the generosity of dedicated supporters, the OLRM clinic is fully equipped with advanced tools, including a modern X-ray machine, ensuring comprehensive, high-quality care.
Medical Mission Teams
Bringing Hope and Healing to Honduras
In Honduras, thousands of children live in extreme poverty along the levee, often without access to basic medical care. This year, Our Little Roses Ministries’ pediatric medical brigade, supported by participants from St. Boniface (Sarasota), St. Francis (Tampa), Holy Innocents (Valrico), Annunciation (Holmes Beach), St. Marks (Tampa), St. John the Divine (Sun City), St. Marks (Marco), and St. Mary Magdalene (Lakewood Ranch), once again, provided life-changing medical care and medications to 494 children, reaching many of the most vulnerable in the community. The brigade also ensured that the 70+ girls at Our Little Roses Residency continue growing healthy, strong, and developing well. The love and compassion of these Episcopal communities truly reflect God’s love—and your support can do the same.
On one of our first medical missions, mothers lined up for hours – many walking miles – so their children could receive care. In just a few days, hundreds of children were treated for infections, respiratory illnesses, and other conditions, and received much-needed vitamins and supplies.