My name is Caphlie, and I’ve been working with Real Hope for Haiti since January 2023. I first started in the Cholera Treatment Center, then moved to the Rescue Center, and now I work in the area where we care for short-term patients at the clinic. I make sure they
My name is Rose Marie, and I’ve been working with the mission since 2002. But my journey here started a little differently—through pain, perseverance, and an unexpected calling. A few months before I was hired, my father had a terrible accident. He was log cutter, cutting logs into planks. One
*Warning: graphic photo* My name is Ronise. I am 40 years old and live about an hour away from the clinic. One day, while securing a metal sheet, I accidentally cut my leg. Five days later, I noticed the wound worsening, developing into a severe open wound, so I went
My name is Fils-Aimé. I am 44 years old, and for many years, I lived about an hour and a half from the clinic, with my wife, our daughter, and our son. Unfortunately, we had to leave the area and moved to the area of Cazale. This sudden displacement made
In our Rescue Center, every child we care for is unique, and so is their medical journey. For many of these children, monitoring their vital signs is not just a routine task—it’s a critical part of their recovery and survival. Vital signs provide essential information about a child’s overall health,
