Haiti’s ongoing issues and instability have led to a surge in malnutrition cases, both inpatient and outpatient. While we are treating as many cases as possible in an outpatient setting, the number of severe cases continues to rise. We remain committed to doing everything in our power to provide the
In Cazale, it is common to wash their clothes at home or in the river nearby. After washing, they lay them out in the sun to dry for the day. Interestingly, many of the clothes come from other countries in large bundles as used clothing. The bundles are then purchased,
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Meet Lorvelie: A Dedicated Clinic Worker from Cazale My name is Lorvelie, and I have lived in Cazale all my life. I come from a tight-knit family of six, including my parents, two sisters and a brother. I am passionate about my role at the clinic, where I work four
