Through its Conscious Leadership for Sustainable Development Program, Fundación Agrolíbano established six community nurseries in Nacaome and Choluteca, producing more than 2,000 native plants. With the support of families, community leaders, and the ICF, about 2,400 trees were planted across 900 households in 10 communities. More than 50% of the trees are fruit-bearing, improving food […]
As part of the Juntos por la Educación (Thriving in School) program, Fundación Agrolíbano provided follow-up to school garden work plans in Tamarindo, Apacilagua, Agua Agria N°2, El Porvenir (El Corpus), and San Agustín (Namasigüe). Through an agroecological training day, committees, parents, and students learned about sustainable practices, such as using biofertilizers to protect soil […]
As part of World Breastfeeding Week, Fundación Agrolíbano joined the global campaign led by WHO, “Investing in breastfeeding is investing in the future”. Through the PAIPI Program, the Foundation promotes Pregnant Women’s Clubs in partnership with health centers and volunteers, encouraging breastfeeding, prenatal stimulation, and care during pregnancy and postpartum. In the first semester of […]
Fundación Agrolíbano participated in the International Early Childhood Education Summit – Bridges to the Future, held in Tegucigalpa with the attendance of more than one thousand participants convened by the Government of Honduras, the Ministry of Education, and the World Bank. During the panel “The Participation and Projection of Civil Society in Honduran Early Childhood […]
As part of the Healthy Families Program, Fundación Agrolíbano strengthened the self-care capacities of 40 families from Agua Agria, Porvenir, El Corpus, and San Agustín (Namasigüe) this month through training sessions on the implementation of sustainable family gardens. The families received technical assistance and supplies such as vegetable seeds, in addition to cultivating beans, cassava, […]
As part of the Conscious Leadership program, Fundación Agrolíbano is supporting the community of El Espino in updating its Comprehensive Community Development Plan. The process, led primarily by women and community organizations, addresses key issues such as land use planning, health and nutrition, education, risk management, access to safe water, environmental protection, food security, and […]
As part of the Together for Education program, Fundación Agrolíbano is promoting the School Health Strategy in 14 educational centers, training 143 child facilitators (57% girls) as promoters of comprehensive wellbeing. Through playful activities, the children have strengthened their self-esteem, learned about healthy eating and personal hygiene, and replicated their knowledge within their school communities. […]
As part of the Comprehensive Wellbeing Program, teachers, community leaders, and volunteers from El Porvenir, Agua Agria, and Laurelada took part in a session focused on sleep hygiene and physical activity as key pillars of a healthy life. Participants reflected on the importance of restorative rest and received practical tools to improve their sleep habits. […]
As part of the Juntos por la Educación Program, Fundación Agrolíbano conducted nutritional monitoring sessions in 28 schools across Choluteca and Valle between March and April 2025, evaluating 90% of preschool and primary school students. The results were shared with parents, teachers, and school staff to promote healthy habits from an early age. In addition, […]
Between April and June 2025, a total of 74 families in the departments of Choluteca and Valle received technical support to strengthen their family gardens, as part of Fundación Agrolíbano’s Healthy Families Program. Through home visits, assistance was provided in soil preparation, weed control, and seed planting, fostering the sustainability of these productive spaces. Over […]
