Since 2000, Friends of Barnabas (FOB) has been sending medical teams to Honduras to provide preventative health education and healthcare services to rural communities.
Our Mountain Medical Teams will provide general medical, dental, and vision care to children and families who have limited or no access to healthcare. We will also provide vitamins, fluoride, and anti-parasite medications and referrals for follow up care for children in need. Teams also identify children with special needs that FOB staff will follow up with in the weeks following the team’s clinics. The FOB staff also provide on-going education and support to the communities that the team will visit, meaning that the medical clinics you are supporting are a part of sustainable, community-wide empowerment.
Each team has a goal of $11,500 to cover the cost of medications and medical supplies that we will need to care for the families of five communities. In many cases, we provide medications that most of us have access to in our own homes. We provide Tylenol to those with aches and pains, and we provide cough syrup for little ones with colds. The list goes on and on. The healthcare we provide, paired with education, empower families and communities to address their own healthcare needs.
In addition, each team member is responsible for a $2,250 travel contribution. This covers the team member's flight, ground transportation, accomodations, meals and insurance. The total goal of this fundraising page is the $11,500 plus $2,250 for each team member.
To learn more, please visit fobf.org
Joseph Thompson $7,400.00
Daniel Guenther $2,950.00
McKenzie Myers $2,725.00
Christopher Morris $2,455.00
Virginia Rhines $2,250.00
Wendy Mallory $2,200.00
Keith Gargiulo $1,225.00
Jenn Peebles $500.00