Anyone who has visited us in Cazale during the past 14 months had the privilege of meeting Wilderson. A spunky toddler with a delightful smile. Wilderson was admitted to our inpatient malnutrition center in September of last year with severe acute malnutrition, edema presumably secondary to kwashiorkor and a severe
Elicia is 39 years old and has been working at RHFH since 2010. She lived up in the mountains behind Cazale most of her life. She moved down to Cazale so that her children could go to school. The father of the kids left her and she found herself walking
Those are the first lines to a Derek Webb song, and they ring true. It is the first Wednesday in November, which means the US Presidential election is less that a year away. Political posts can be spicy and dicey, so please don’t misunderstand me. I’m not attempting to tell
Various laboratory tests are helpful and often necessary for the diagnosis and management of many diseases and infections. Real Hope for Haiti was blessed a couple of years ago with a lab. Slowly, we have expanded the equipment in the lab and tests that we are able to perform. Lab
When tensions rise here in Haiti, people often react by blocking roads with burning tires and barricades. That has been happening for several weeks now. It is increasingly a challenge to secure the medications and supplies we need to support our programs; however, our hearts are grateful to report thus
We exist to offer hope in this life and the life to come, and there is no greater hope than the hope of the gospel! We desire to share that hope through every aspect of our ministry. One of the ways we do this is by having devotion times with
