written by: Lorraine Zachary First grader Alivia Fox was excited to share with her classmates the stories her dad, Rob, relayed to her after returning to IN from a medical mission trip with us in January. Alivia was personally touched by these stories because she was born in Haiti.
I want to know what your future plans are for the clinic/rescue center? Will you move them up to the new land? Might there ever be an opportunity for Lori to sit on her couch in the future? Or is it best to keep her occupied so she doesn’t fire too many
THANK YOU THIS NEED HAS BEEN MET!! These hands belong to a mother and two of her children. She is HIV positive and has been following in our clinic for several years. The kids are HIV negative. She has other children that are older. They can fight to live she
Jn Edward is a very special little boy who has been through so much is his life already. You can read his story here , and here. He was near near death when he was admitted over a year ago. His treatment for his illness took 12 months. He is healed
Keeping it light today, here are a few fast – and fun! – facts from RHFH. Enjoy! FACT: The Clinic staff enjoys it when the day wraps up quickly and everything went smoothly. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FACT: Mangoes are going out of season (so sad!) and breadfruit is coming into season. (What
Artists for Hope is an organization that is near and dear to RHFH’s heart. We encourage you to check out the AFH website and learn more about it. (A link to the website can always be found on the homepage of RHFH’s website.) The founder of Artists for Hope, Roberta,
