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.
All of the funds were given to make it possible to bury Sormise and the family is extremely thankful. I got a picture as they were driving up to their house. The truck was in an accident on the way back to Cazale from getting her. They were run off of the
Earlier this year, we had this girl come in to the clinic. Her hips, knees, ankles, and feet are all fixed in this position. As we talked to her and her older sister, we found out that she was born normally and later developed these deformities around the age of
Since March 1998, we have been doing our best to provide medical care for people in the Cazale area. From that first day, we started a charting system that we still follow. Every patient is given a number. They have a index card with the number, name, age, and village
