Staff Spotlight~Andrelie
I am 57 years old and have been working at RHFH since Feb 2009. I was born in area called Monnoville, but moved to Cazale when I was young. My parents had 6 children. One died when it was a child. I lived with another family and was raised by
Can you help?
Blocked roads are making it difficult to search for needed items in the capital. We need a few things that seem easiest to use the Amazon wish list for. Many of these are not directly for the kids or medical care, but will support the care given. Thank you for
18 Mai~May 18 Flag Day in Haiti
The Haitian flag holds significant meaning for Haitians as it symbolizes their unity, resilience, and independence. Beyond its creation, the flag has witnessed Haiti’s history and struggles, including its fight for freedom from colonial powers. Every May 18, Haitians celebrate the creation of their flag. Behind this celebration, a whole
Words from Gretchen~Jan 1995
A letter written to her mother: It is Friday morning early-it is a beautiful clear day but the wind has returned-we all have chapped lips from being out in the weather even for a short time. The wind feels good though. It finally has cooled off- great sleeping weather. We
Consumption
C.C. is a 15 year old young woman who came to clinic last week with swelling of both of her legs. She was extremely malnourished and very anemic. She lives with her father and younger siblings in the mountains above Cazale. There is no road to her village. It is