In the rural village of Cazale, Haiti, life moves along on footpaths that wind through the hills and valleys. Unlike many places where cars and vehicles dominate the roads, here, the people rely on their feet to get them where they need to go. The narrow paths connect homes, schools,
At Real Hope for Haiti, we see countless patients facing not only the challenges of illness but also the harsh reality of trying to reach our clinic. For many, the journey is treacherous. The clinic is located about 7 miles from the nearest paved road, accessible only by dirt roads
My name is Guy, and I’ve had the privilege of working as the mechanic and driver for Real Hope for Haiti (RHFH) for many years. I’m married and have six children. My parents have passed away, but I still have a close relationship with my three brothers and three sisters.
The Real Hope for Haiti (RHFH) clinic in Cazale has come a long way since we first opened its doors in 2000. When we moved into a small, four-room house that year, we were starting fresh after leaving the local government clinic. Little did we know that this modest space
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