Goat head soup is a beloved part of Haitian life, known not only for its flavor but for the meaning it holds within families and communities. It is often seen as both nourishing and comforting, something people turn to in times of weakness or recovery. It’s common to hear someone
Walk through the clinic on any given day and you will find doctors consulting, nurses attending to patients, and staff moving in every direction. But there is one room that makes all of it possible — and it rarely gets the attention it deserves. The pharmacy is the quiet engine
I have a little break, so I thought I would drop a few lines to you. It sounds like we got out of Indiana just in time, with that big winter storm. We arrived in Haiti on schedule, but I was completely worn out from traveling. Unfortunately, some of our
1 Korint 15:57 Men, ann di Bondye mèsi, li menm ki fè nou genyen batay la sou lanmò gremesi Jezikri, Seyè nou an! 1 Corinthians 15:57 But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.
Some stories stay with you long after the charts are filed away and the years have passed. Nerlande is one of those stories. It was 2012 when she arrived at our nutrition center — a little girl, small and fragile beyond what words can adequately describe. She was admitted in
Samuel was six months old when he arrived at the RHFH Rescue Center weighing 14 lbs, admitted with kwashiorkor, fever, and watery diarrhea. His lowest weight dropped to 12 lbs. His family has already lost two children to kwashiorkor. His father farms and his mother sells street food, together earning
