If we are going to have a crazy day here at RHFH, it typically will happen on a Tuesday. Tuesdays are the first clinic day after the weekend as well as Cazale’s market day, meaning lots of extra people in the neighborhood. If anything odd happens, it’s no surprise that it happens on
“Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known until God. And the peace of God, which passes all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. Finally brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable,
Construction on the new cholera facility is progressing nicely. Tropical Storm Isaac caused a few issues that needed attention, but construction was not slowed down because of it. Here is a look at the past week’s work: All the concrete is mixed, shoveled into buckets, and carried to it’s place to
Kids love toys. That’s a no-brainer, right? Playing with toys means having fun, no doubt; but toys can also be used to help a child develop in many different ways. Cognitive, emotional, physical, social….all areas that benefit within a child from playtime with toys. RHFH has a new goal for
It’s time to give you another encouraging Medika Mamba report. We last updated you here at the end of June. Since then, we have had 7 children graduate from the program. Currently, we have 12 children enrolled. Our total number of children that have been admitted into the Medika Mamba Program is now up to 351. So
Jn Iler has been at RHFH almost a month now, and he is finally making solid progress in his recovery. It took quite a while for his swelling (from water retention) to go down. He had an appetite from the day he arrived, but was unable to eat enough calories
