When Poverty Makes a Child’s Illness More Dangerous Marvensky is an 11-month-old baby who lives in the Cabaret area with his mother, father, and grandmother. Traveling to our clinic takes about an hour by motorcycle. For families with very limited resources, even the cost of transportation can become a barrier
He Is Coming Back — Are You Ready? 1 Thessalonians 4:13–18 The New Testament reminds us more than 300 times that Jesus is coming again. This isn’t a small theme in Scripture—it is a promise woven throughout God’s Word. And when He comes, God will turn our tragedies into triumphs,
Matye ch21 v22 Si nou gen konfyans nan Bondye, n’a resevwa tou sa n’a mande l’ lè n’ap lapriyè. Matthew 21:22 And whatever you ask in prayer, you will receive, if you have faith.
My name is Gina, and I am part of the RHFH team. Today, I want to share the story of Nènè, a patient at our clinic whose journey reminds us of the importance of seeking medical care and the hope that can come through compassionate support. Nènè lived near my
Healthcare looks very different in Haiti than it does in the United States. Both countries have doctors, nurses, hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and other healthcare professionals who work every day to care for patients. But the way people access healthcare, pay for treatment, and navigate the healthcare system can be very
Sometimes joy arrives quietly—in a smile, a helping hand, a answered prayer, or a child who begins to feel better. Joy grows when we stop waiting for perfect circumstances and begin thanking God for the blessings in front of us True joy does not mean life is always easy; it
