Desimise has been working at RHFH since 2010. She started out in the cholera treatment center taking care of children that were recovering from cholera before returning for treatment at the Rescue Center. Once she was not needed there she moved into a job working in the Rescue Center with
Deny was brought the the clinic in 2004 by his mama. He was very sick and at that time we wanted him to go get some testing done before we agreed to admit him for inpatient care. They had traveled a long way to get to the clinic. It was
Update: Need met! Thank you!! *This post was prepared before the unfortunate death of our friend Andre. See below how you can help with the cost of his burial. My name is Andre, but everyone calls me January. I used in work in the fields planting and harvesting crops, but
Smile, it’s free therapy! A smile is happiness you’ll find right under your nose Sometimes your joy is the source of your smile, but sometimes your smile can be the source of your joy Use your smile to change the world; don’t let the world change your smile Everyone smiles
Carla was brought to the clinic in 2016 with kwashiorkor, a severe form of malnutrition. This was the only time we would have contact with this family member. No one ever returned for Carla and a search for her family at the village given in her intake information was not
