We are so happy to be able to network with a variety of organizations within Haiti. None of us can do it all. There isn’t enough hands, enough funds, or enough time. But, as the Body of Christ works together, in His Name and for His Glory, beautiful things can
These health care workers and others (12 total) provide Puride to their villages. This simple, but effective product is made by the machines pictured below. They are powered by a battery that is charged by a solar panel. Salt water is run through the machine to produce the Puride. A
Kettema first came to us in January of 2009. She weighed 17 pounds 9 ounces and was 20 months old. She was one of the first children on the Medika Mamba program and she did very well. She gained weight quickly. She stayed in the Rescue Center until
Cholera patients and Rescue Center numbers are higher than ever before and its a day to day struggle to keep up with the needs of all their care entails. We so appreciate all the prayers that are being sent our way at RHFH for all the staff, patients and volunteers.
