Sometimes I walk through the Clinic yard or the ICU and think, “I have to grab my camera. I don’t want to forget this moment. This scene.” I snap some photos and upload them onto my computer. As I look at them, they just stir my heart. I was there in the
It’s 10:00 am on a typical Tuesday at the Real Hope for Haiti Clinic. Here’s a quick look at some of the things that have we’ve already seen: 254 cards have been handed out to patients to be seen today. 5 children in the ICU have graduated this morning from
What better way to wrap up the week than with some smiles from a few of our little friends in the Rescue Center?! We give thanks to the Lord for the amazing healing He has done in them that has allowed them to smile once again. We
Things are moving right along at the construction site of the future Cholera treatment facility. Progress is looking like it’s staying on track for the construction to be completed sometime in December. A construction site in the mountains of Haiti looks a little different than one you might see in
The shipping container arrived. We steadily made it through unpacking all the wonderful donations our amazing supporters sent us. It seems that the best was saved for last – THE TOYS! It looked like Christmas around here last week. Lots of package opening and battery installing had to be done.
Carol began working at the RHFH Clinic in September of 2005. Her duties include patient consultations and medication distribution. Carol attended nursing school in Haiti at the Axillary School of Ms. Miriame, where she graduated at the top of her class. She is married and lives in Port-au-Prince, which is
