Staff Spotlight-Dr. Stanley
My name is Dr. Stanley, and I have been working at Real Hope for Haiti since December 2024. I am 35 years old and come from a family of four brothers and one sister. I have one child, a daughter, who is very important to me. Right now, I live
Spiritual Story-Praying for the sick
When illness enters someone’s life, it often brings fear, uncertainty, and deep emotional weight. In these moments, our chaplains play a vital role by offering prayer to those who are sick—bringing comfort, hope, and reassurance when it is needed most. Prayer becomes a gentle reminder that no one is facing
Kreyol song – Byen Pa M Pa Isiba (My riches are not here below)
1Byen pa m pa isibaSe pasajè mwen ye,Menm si mwen malereMen sa pa fè m anyen;Jezi se trezò, avèk li mwen satisfèAlelouya! m gen yon plas nan syèl la. KèO! wi, m santi m kontanNon mwen ekri nan syèl laMenm si sou tè sa aMwen jwenn difikilteMen sa pa fè
Clinic Story-Colacile
Colacile is a 52-year-old mother of five and a farmer who has been receiving care at our clinic for many years for chronic high blood pressure. She lives in a remote community several hours away, making regular follow-up visits challenging. Despite the distance and the physical strain of travel, she
The Medicine Gap: How You Can Help Bridge It
A mother brought her daughter to our clinic with what had started as a blister on her leg but had evolved into an alarming infected wound. We cleaned it, dressed it carefully, and gave her the antibiotics she needed. Over the next week, I watched that wound heal with each