Our Team

Molly Hornsby

Molly Hornsby is the Founder and Director of Future of Hope Family Ministry, which she launched in 2014. She lives in Tegucigalpa, Honduras with her two children, Anderson and Yasmin.

As Director, Molly leads the vision and long-term development of the ministry, with a focus on building strong relationships with families and ensuring sustainable, high-impact programs. While she remains closely connected to the day-to-day lives of the families served, her growing emphasis is on strengthening systems, developing local leadership, and laying a solid foundation for the ministry’s future.

Molly is passionate about walking alongside families with consistency and care—reminding each one that they are not alone, that they are deeply loved by their Heavenly Father, and that their circumstances do not define their future. Her heart is to see lives transformed not just for today, but for generations to come.

 

Heydi Maradiaga

Heydi Maradiaga has served as a teacher with Future of Hope Family Ministry since 2018. Having grown up in Los Pinos, she now lives in the community with her husband and young daughter, Samantha.

With experience in both a rural multi-grade school and a private school in Tegucigalpa, Heydi brings a unique depth of knowledge to her role. She specializes in working with students who need the most support—particularly those who have fallen behind in reading despite their age—helping them build confidence and foundational skills for long-term success.

Beyond the classroom, Heydi plays a vital role in the ministry through home visits, mentoring high school students, providing individualized academic support, and helping lead community events. Her creativity and commitment make her an essential part of the team.

Heydi is deeply invested in the lives of the students she serves. She not only teaches them, but genuinely loves and encourages them, striving to see each one grow academically, personally, and with a renewed sense of hope for their future.

Edmy Perez

Edmy Perez has been a valued member of the Future of Hope Family Ministry team since 2017. A mother of four and a lifelong resident of Los Pinos, she is deeply known and trusted within the community she serves.

With over 15 years of experience in education—including kindergarten classrooms and tutoring programs with local organizations—Edmy brings both skill and compassion to her role. She has also pursued ongoing training in trauma-informed care, children’s rights, and professional development courses through UPNFM, strengthening her ability to support students holistically.

At the ministry, Edmy plays a vital role in both academic and relational support. She works closely with students in the tutoring program while also investing in families through home visits, connecting with mothers in need, and leading the growing weekend youth group. Her willingness to serve wherever needed makes her an essential part of the team.

Edmy has a deep heart for children and for single mothers. Through her care, consistency, and personal testimony, she brings encouragement and hope to those she serves, pouring herself wholeheartedly into her community.

 

Nicolle Irias

Nicolle joined Future of Hope Family Ministry in 2025 after graduating high school in 2023 with the support of the ministry. Having first connected with the team as a student in 9th grade, she has personally experienced the impact of educational opportunity and perseverance.

A resident of Suntule, Nicolle is passionate about seeing young people in her community overcome obstacles and continue their education. Before officially joining the team, she served as a volunteer—helping lead events, supporting students, and identifying others in need within her community.

Nicolle has a growing passion for teaching and is currently studying education at UPNFM while also studying English on the weekends. Within the ministry, she supports tutoring, assists with high school groups, and participates in home visits.

Known for her hard work, creativity, and dedication, Nicolle is committed to using her story to encourage others and invest in the next generation.