Easter week in Haiti is a memorable and meaningful time for all who have the privilege to experience it. It is a season of reunion, joy, and celebration—eagerly anticipated by many throughout the country. At its core, Easter reminds us of the ultimate sacrifice Jesus made through His death for
My name is Yves, and I am proud to be an employee at RHFH. Today, I want to share a story close to my heart—a story about my cousin, Patrick, who received exceptional care from our clinic. When Tiati was young, he suffered a tragic accident. While climbing a coconut
Sonay is a 27-month-old boy who came to the clinic very sick and weak. For a month, he had been losing weight, didn’t want to eat, and had a fever and a cold. He lives with his parents and five siblings in a small, one-room house made of sticks and
In the village of Cazale, there’s no shortage of fresh, delicious fruits. Mangoes, bananas, papayas, avocados, cherries, coconuts, guavas—you name it, and chances are you can find it growing nearby. These fruits not only bring sweetness to daily life but are also packed with the nutrients kids need to grow
In the town of Cazale, Haiti, people have come up with lots of different ways to move around and carry items and produce. Since there aren’t many good roads, they sometimes have to get creative. But they always find a way to get from place to place. Even in the
