If you are wanting an easy and practical way to help us here in Haiti, please check out our needs list. 2014 Nov Needs List Reli-On glucose strips help us test the blood sugars for the children in the ICU and diabetics that come to clinic. Did you know that
ducks 🙂 heading home with suitcases on your horse normal outside cooking at a family home bananas beautiful flowers papaya tree irrigation ditch used during the dry season for watering crops taking the cows to the river for a cool drink of water local river beautiful mountains surrounding
These two lovely ladies are sisters. They come from a family of 2 girls and 6 boys. Their mama died when they were very young. They lived with their aunt growing up in a near by village. Several years ago they moved to Cazale so that they could be closer
The US Government’s plan to help reduce gender based violence in Haiti. A case study in preventing acute malnutrition in young children. After recently opening a new airport terminal in Cap-Haitien, work has already started on building another international airport in Jeremie. Haitian workers in the Dominican Republic continue to
Babies, babies everywhere! Ginette is praying for a patient. The government is giving out these posters for us to display for rabies precaution and treatment. This child’s arm circumference is in the green. That means that they are considered a healthy size and not malnourished. 🙂 Parents waiting to be
Bironce came to the clinic with a fever and a swollen lymph node that came up on her neck. Everyone thought that it was an infection and she was put on antibiotics. The fever went down, but the lymph node didn’t. An American doctor that was here saw her and
