In Haiti, many women still give birth at home. This is often due to limited access to healthcare facilities, long travel distances, cost, or deeply rooted cultural traditions. In some communities, childbirth has long been supported by family members and traditional birth attendants, and home births are considered normal and
Joseph is a 51-year-old man who lives with his wife and their six children. The family depends entirely on farming for survival, and Joseph works the land daily to provide food for his household. In this setting, even minor health issues can quickly interfere with daily life and work. Joseph’s
Testimony of Davis Zachary I was born Jan. 7, 1947 in New Castle Indiana, the oldest of six children. Both of my grandmothers were strong Christians and their prayers are one of the main reasons that I am serving the Lord today. I was staying with my grandmother in Tennessee
Kenia is 32 months old and was brought to the clinic after her family grew deeply concerned about her health. When she arrived, she weighed just 18.3 pounds. Kenia lives with her parents, three sisters, and two brothers in a small two-room home made of rocks with a tin roof.
