Haiti is often called “the land of mountains”—a name that comes from the indigenous Taíno people who originally inhabited the island. They called it Ayiti, meaning “land of high mountains,” a name that still defines the country’s geography and spirit today. Nowhere is this name more evident than in the
At Real Hope for Haiti, our work is only possible because of the dedicated staff who serve with compassion and excellence every day. Today, we’re honored to introduce Pharalinda, one of our incredible nurses who plays a vital role in caring for patients. A Passion for Nursing Pharainda began working
When Saintana was born, her mother faced an unbearable fear—another child slipping away. She had already lost four children, and now her newborn daughter had a life-threatening condition: an imperforate anus. Without quick surgery, survival would be difficult. But in a place where specialized medical care was scarce, hope seemed
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