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From the ROHI Staff: We thank God for his love and faithfulness in the month of August. It was a month where we saw the grace of God at all times. Today we want to say a THOUSAND THANKS to each person who helps ROHI comprehensively serve the population of the Tegucigalpa municipal garbage. Thank

July at ROHI was full of all the normal weekly and monthly activities including classes, two meals a day, teen-themed chats with the youth, school for parents, provisions for families in great need or illness, church services, boys’ haircuts provided by ROHI tech students, and July birthday celebrations. There were also six different entities that visited ROHI, many of which

As the holiday season approaches, we are reminded of the joy and love that Christmas brings. However, for many children from the Tegucigalpa city dump, this season is just another reminder of their daily struggles. This year, you have an opportunity to make a difference and bring smiles to their faces. We are launching our

ROHI students enjoyed the chance to step away from campus and spend time focused on their spiritual lives rather than their studies. A local Honduran church hosted camps for both the children and the youth, providing age-appropriate teachings, games and meals at an off-site location. The older students spent the night and had two days

“We thank God for allowing us to complete another month, full of blessing, the month of May was full of many adventures, but above all, a lot of learning in classes for all students.” —ROHI Staff. ROHI Highlights this month:* Both staff and students celebrated Arbor Day by cleaning up the ROHI grounds, planting a

We are thankful to report that although the ROHI director was very ill and hospitalized with dengue last month, she has recovered and is back to work. One thing we appreciate about her is that this is not a job for her. She is passionate about what she does and loves the students and the

ROHI students have uniforms shirts this year! Nearly all schools in Honduras use uniforms and utilizing them at ROHI now makes it feel like a more official school as well as makes it safer for students because the police that patrol the area can identify them as students and not truants or delinquents. The ROHI staff

Each academic year, ROHI students move closer to reaching their goals. With God’s help, the support of their teachers and each donor who makes ROHI possible, the community of the municipal garbage dump of Tegucigalpa has a future and opportunities for study, which translates to opportunities to be agents of change for their families. ROHI Project added new classes to its