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MAMA Project's vision is "to build a 'wall of protection' around children born into adverse environments to allow not just survival but also development to their full potential."

MAMA Project's mission is "to be a network to promote health and wholeness working through partnerships on many levels both national and international, Involving many sectors of society both public and private - joining forces to deal with problems that rob children of their chance to experience 'Shalom'."

MAMA Project started in 1987 as a partnership between Pennsylvanian and Honduran women to address problems causing severe malnutrition in children.  To see how we are carrying out our mission, follow all the links and download all of the documents.  You will be able to see how our work has expanded beyond our original four squatter villages in San Pedro Sula, Honduras.

Although the program has become much more multi-faceted, the reason for our existence is the same.  This work of love aims to touch the lives of the poorest families and to give the most vulnerable children the chance to survive and thrive no matter how adverse the circumstances that they were born into.

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