Meet Genilia: Finding Joy in Caring for Others My name is Genilia, and I have been working at Real Hope for Haiti (RHFH) since January 2022. Caring for people has always been close to my heart, and I truly love the work God has given me to do. I am
“I Thought I Was Going to Lose My Daughter” As told by Widlande’s mother I will never forget the day I brought my daughter, Widlande, to Real Hope for Haiti. She had been sick for several days, but that morning I knew something was terribly wrong. She was so weak
1Jezi, kenbe m pre lakwa;San ou te vèse la,Pou l kab pirifye tout nanmKi ta plonje ladan. KèPre lakwa, pre lakwa,Mwen vle toujou rete,Jouk Jezi vini chache mPou l ka ban mwen lajwa. 2Pre lakwa, nanm mwen tranble;lanmou li te jwenn mwen,Lè limyè li te antre,Li te chanje kè mwen.
In the remote community, far from our clinic, lives James, a seven-year-old boy with his parents and two brothers. Like many families in this area, their daily life is shaped by long distances, limited healthcare services, and the constant struggle to access medical care when illness strikes. James’s illness began
Suzia was excited to welcome another child into her family. Throughout her pregnancy, she faithfully attended prenatal appointments at her local hospital, and each visit brought reassuring news that both she and her baby were healthy. After a normal delivery, she returned home to care for her newborn alongside her
