In June of 2010 a team from EMI USA came to RHFH to help us plan out where we would place all the building on the new land. It was an exciting time to see where everything would be located and get an idea of the layout and the building
I will talk about an aspect of Planting Hope that is exciting to me. To put it simply, space. Medical care is very different in Haiti than in the U.S. or compared to other developed countries- to state the obvious. Many Haitians have no access to the care they need
Hello, I greet you in the Name of Jesus. My name is Carol. I’m an auxiliary nurse that has worked at Real Hope For Haiti since 2005. I care for children that have malnutrition . I also teach education for children and adults that have TB and HIV. I am
My husband, Paul, and I have volunteered at Real Hope for Haiti many times over the last 10 years – both individually and together. Paul initially got connected to Real Hope for Haiti when he went down to help with the Cholera epidemic in December 2010. My first trip to
