We're a little late this month with the newsletter as we've just returned to Canada after a very successful 'Alternative Spring Break' in Honduras. Students from Ryerson University & Fleming College, travelled down to Honduras to work on a build project, soak up the sun and dive into the natural adventures of the area.
We're also excited to announce new volunteer opportunities in Copán Ruinas, Honduras, with our newest partner Paramedics for Children!
Here's what you'll find in our March Issue...
Alternative Spring Break a Huge Success! - During their spring break, Canadian students from Ryerson University & Fleming College completed successful trips to La Ceiba, Honduras to assist with ongoing building projects at the Jungle School.
Exciting New Projects in Copán Ruinas, Honduras - A variety of great projects which include health care, working with children and community development are now available. Volunteers are needed on a continual basis.
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On February 19 the first of two university groups arrived in Honduras for AAV's Alternative Spring Break Program. 
Since 1997, PFC Founders, Rodger & Pam Harrison have worked tirelessly to establish a variety of programs that assist impoverished families living in the Copán Valley of northwestern Honduras. 
