My name is Mitcheta, and I have the responsibility of washing the clothing, bedding, and cloth diapers for the children in the Rescue Center. I am a mother of six children, and while my parents have both passed away, I find strength in my family. I have two brothers and
Yves and Frank, both long-time employees of Real Hope for Haiti, share not only a deep commitment to their work but also a unique bond. In 2009, they celebrated a memorable milestone together—a double wedding at a local church. It was a joyous occasion filled with love, laughter, and the
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Donlove is a 6 year old boy who has followed at our clinic for much of his life. Unfortunately, he accidentally drank some home made cleaning solution when he was 4 years old. This occurred while he was visiting his grandmother in a very rural area. His mother took him
As we celebrate 30 years of Real Hope for Haiti, we want to share stories of children who have found loving, stable homes through our Hope Homes program. For children like Rémiline, Izabella, and Jessica, life started with big challenges, but each of the 24 Hope Children have found hope
My name is Jeanne, and I am the mother of five children. For many years, my family and I lived peacefully in the Kadjon region. Life was simple, and though we didn’t have much, we had each other. That all changed when our financial situation worsened, and my husband had
