You can read Rosemene story here and here. She is doing great in her rented room. She loves being there and being out of the rain. She is eating well and regaining her strength. RHFH is delighted to be able to help her. (Rosemene’s home before)
Remember Yolande? You can read her post here. UPDATE: After she admitted her daughter to the RC she went back to her house where she had been a slave child. They told her she needed to leave they did not have a place for her there anymore. Nice people huh?
Our good friend Graham came and helped out during the earthquake. He was able to get a pallet of this rice donated for RHFH. Dad was able to pick it up last week. It is being used for our weekly food boxes and others in need in the Cazale community.GLA
Our friends at Global Aid Partnership called a few weeks ago. We were glad to hear from them and hear they had a container full of corn seed for distribution in Haiti. GAP gave RHFH 500 sacks (55 pounds each) to be given out in our area. GVADK (our community development group)
Yo pa ka achte moso manman nan mache One can’t buy a piece of mother in the market Mothers are irreplaceable Ou se papiyon, mwen se lanp You are a moth, I am a lamp You will always come to me Chak chaple gen kwa pa li Each person
Jesus, help my eyes to see Jesus, help my eyes to see All the good Thou sendest me. Jesus, help my ears to hear Calls for help from far and near. Jesus, help my feet to go In the way that Thou wilt show. Jesus, help my hands to do
