Some stories stay with us. They remind us of the hardships so many children face and the strength they show in the midst of it all. Today, for Throwback Thursday, we want to share the journey of two sisters—Nagelande and Elmise. In 2012, Nagelande first came to our clinic with
Moun ki mete nan Jezi Moun ki mete nan JeziYon konfyans ki san mezi,Yo kapab pa janm tonbe;Delivrans yo asire. Kè:Ak konfyans nou va mache,Ak konfyans n ap triyonfeAk konfyans jiska lafen,Bondye va louvri chemen. Ak konfyans nou va mache,Kout ke kout pèsevere;Jezikri fè nou pwomès,Li ak nou nan tout
Elcina is a 57-year old woman who lives about 30 minutes from the clinic. She sells second-hand clothes at the market to support her family, but life has become even harder because of the crisis in Haiti. Last Monday, while working at her stall, dust irritated her throat. When she
At RHFH, we believe that every child deserves the love and stability of a family. That belief is at the heart of our Hope Homes Program, a care initiative designed to give children in need the opportunity to grow and thrive in a family setting. Children in the Hope Homes
