Throw back Thursday~Henley

In Aug of 2002 a baby boy named Henley was born into the Betor family. He joined his older brother Carmelo and soon after his younger brother Trey arrived. Several years later a sister, Ameyah, joined the family. Henley was born here in Haiti and loves his country of birth.

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Kreyol Song – “Men Yon Bèl Istwa”

KREYOL VERSION:1 Men yon bèl istwa:Kris te kite tout glwaLi te genyen nan Syèl;Non li:  Emanyèl.Lè l fèt nan krèch la,Moun yo pa t konprann sa;Sou latè li pase anpil traka. KèAla m renmen li! Mwen adore li!Jezi se tout sa kè mwen bezwen.Gran Kreyatè a te vin sove mwen;Mwen

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Peace that surpasses all understanding

Haiti has been plagued with kidnappings for a number of months now. The great majority of people who have been kidnapped have been Haitians who live in Port au Prince, and the kidnappers demand a ransom. This is very unsettling for the population as you can imagine. There have been

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Guest Post from Bekki

Real Hope for Haiti has been a part of our lives for over ten years.  Our first contact was through being foster parents of a baby who came to the US on a medical visa for life-saving surgery.  When it was time for her to return to her parents, I

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Villagers View~Fond Blanc

My nephew has been living with me for about 1 year now. Before this he was living with his father, who is blind. His mother died when he was a baby. His dad tried to care for him but it was to difficult for him and Calensky became sick and

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