At our Rescue Center, oxygen machines are lifesaving tools for the vulnerable children in our care. Many of the children we serve arrive malnourished, weak, and battling severe respiratory illnesses like pneumonia or respiratory distress. Their tiny bodies struggle to get the oxygen they need, making every breath a challenge.
My name is Juliette, and I have been a nurse in the emergency department at Real Hope for Haiti since 2015. Every day, I care for patients with a wide range of medical conditions, some straightforward and others requiring more specialized attention. Recently, I treated Destine, a 61-year-old patient who
In Haiti, every dish tells a story, and diri djon djon—Haitian mushroom rice—is no exception. This beloved recipe brings together deep flavors, rich traditions, and a touch of nostalgia. Whether served at a special gathering or as a comforting meal at home, it’s a favorite dish. What Makes Mushroom Rice
At just 18 months old, little Aisha was brought to our clinic by her concerned parents. She had been suffering from painful, swollen skin abscesses that continued to worsen, causing her significant discomfort and fevers. Before reaching us, her family sought help at two other hospitals, but had to stop
It’s Sunday evening—looks like a busy week ahead, so I thought I’d write a few lines. We just got back from Titanyen. Pierre and his wife had a baby boy! We took some soap powder, clothes, and other supplies, and we weighed the baby—8 lbs 2 oz, a very good
Som ch133 v1Ala bèl bagay, ala bon sa bon lè frè ak frè ap viv ansanm! Psalm 133:1Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!
