Graham Sowa is a good friend of Real Hope for Haiti. He is currently in medical school in Cuba and wrote the below paper. We will be sharing it in several different post. It is a good read to help understand the effects of what kwashiorkor and malnutrtion does to the body.
We’re pretty stylish out here in Cazale and we like to spend lots and lots of time making our buns look just right. It really is not an easy task to make the perfect missionary bun day after day, but somehow we each accomplish this in our own unique and
by: Hannah Rogers The Lord blessed me with the opportunity to spend a month volunteering at Real Hope this summer. Never before has He blessed me so richly. Words aren’t sufficient to describe my experiences, yet I know that I am changed. After my parents returned from a short term
Well Carmelo made it back to Haiti this past week. We were finally able to make it to church Sunday after not being able to go for over a month. When we have so many sick kids and adults someone has to stay home to give meds and watch over
Meet Sonite… How long have you been working at RHFH? I have been working for RHFH on and off since 1993. How old are you? 35 years old How many siblings do you have? I have 3 brothers and 2 sisters What/Where do you work? I do lots of things.
You can read past updates on Serette here and here. Serette is staying here in the clinic so she can receive medications throughout the day and so that we can monitor her closely. Her mom is staying with her, and she has other family members who visit frequently. She and
