My name is Viergemene, I am 66 years old, and I live with my son and a friend near the clinic. One morning, I woke up struggling to breathe. It was something I had never experienced before. As my condition worsened over the next four days, my family, fearing the
My name is B.K I live with my wife and two children. We ran a small business, and our family lived comfortably—we had enough to eat, our children’s school fees were paid, and we never lacked clothing or basic necessities. Twice, our community experienced unrest, and soon the situation became
At our Rescue Center, oxygen machines are lifesaving tools for the vulnerable children in our care. Many of the children we serve arrive malnourished, weak, and battling severe respiratory illnesses like pneumonia or respiratory distress. Their tiny bodies struggle to get the oxygen they need, making every breath a challenge.
My name is Juliette, and I have been a nurse in the emergency department at Real Hope for Haiti since 2015. Every day, I care for patients with a wide range of medical conditions, some straightforward and others requiring more specialized attention. Recently, I treated Destine, a 61-year-old patient who
In Haiti, every dish tells a story, and diri djon djon—Haitian mushroom rice—is no exception. This beloved recipe brings together deep flavors, rich traditions, and a touch of nostalgia. Whether served at a special gathering or as a comforting meal at home, it’s a favorite dish. What Makes Mushroom Rice
