total patients = 1634new patients = 507return patients = 1127adults = 9290-14 yrs = 705pregnant women = 150number of births/postnatal visits = 26 anemia = 92eye infection =18ear infection = 38diarrhea = 86heartburn = 122scabies = 142urinary infection = 27fungal infection = 95respiratory infection = 1cough and cold = 439STIs
Bondye té montré amou-IDepi twòn li nan syèl la;Mwen te jwenn yon plasRépo an ba zèl amou Ii a Ke: Mapé pozé, pozé,Poze dousman an ba zèl amou-I,Mapé pozé pozéPozé an ba zèl amou Ii a. Le leprèv la vi frape-m,Le syèl la an wo tou nwa,Mwen kab toujou jwenn
Can I tell you a secret? I never REALLY wanted to go to Haiti. My husband absolutely did. He was all in the moment he first heard our friend Jeremy talk about his work with Real Hope For Haiti. Me, not so much. I could give you 50 reasons that
Jòb ch1 v21Epi li di: -San anyen m’ soti nan vant manman m’. San anyen m’ap tounen anba tè. Seyè a bay! Seyè a pran! Lwanj pou Seyè a! Job 1:21And he said, “Naked I came from my mother’s womb, and naked shall I return. The Lord gave, and the
Nurse Juliette first started working in the clinic in May 2015 in the wound care/emergency room, where she continues to work. During cholera spikes, she would help care for these patients as well in the cholera treatment center (CTC). Her shifts are 6a-6p or 6p-6a. She usually has 3 to
