Honduras has been living in a series of crisis for decades. Despite the efforts of the Honduran authorities, the magnitude of these crisis has in many cases exceeded the national institutional capacity to respond. For this reason, Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has been in the country for 50 years to help alleviate suffering caused by these situations. Through various regular and emergency projects, MSF has worked hand in hand with the people and government of Honduras to improve access to physical and mental health care in the country. Our experiences in Honduras have helped shape MSF into the international medical-humanitarian organization we are today, with over 65,000 staff working on 600 projects in 75 countries. How can summarise 50 years of history be captured in just a few lines? Perhaps the answer lies in our core: testimony as a fundamental tool for understanding the world and striving for its transformation through humanitarian action.