My name is Johanne, and I’ve been working at Real Hope for Haiti since December 2022. I’m married and have three wonderful daughters. My parents and siblings are all still alive, and I’m grateful for the family God has blessed me with. I live in a five-room cinder block home
In 2015, the GVADK community development group wanted to start a new project. At the time, we were looking to expand our initiatives and decided to see if raising chickens could benefit our community. With this goal in mind, we built a two-room chicken coop and sought advice from others
1Si ou vle kase tout kòd vye peche,Gen fòs nan san Kris, (2 fwa)Si w vle gen viktwa sou tout mechanste,Gen fòs nan yon sèl sakrifis. KèWi, gen fòs, fòs, wi gen fòs anpilNan san Kris, krisifye;Wi, gen fòs, fòs, wi gen fòs anpilNan san Kris ki ti mouton Bondye.
As 2024 draws to a close, we’re reflecting on the incredible journey of Real Hope for Haiti. Over the past 30 years, your support has helped transform lives, bringing hope and healing to so many in Cazale. Because of you, clean water flows, malnourished children recover their strength, and families
Louneca, a 19-year-old, was filled with anticipation as she awaited the birth of her first child. Her pregnancy had been smooth, and she was eager to embrace being a new mom. But when labor began, what should have been a joyous occasion quickly turned into a harrowing ordeal. After her
