Keeping it light today, here are a few fast – and fun! – facts from RHFH. Enjoy! FACT: The Clinic staff enjoys it when the day wraps up quickly and everything went smoothly. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FACT: Mangoes are going out of season (so sad!) and breadfruit is coming into season. (What
Artists for Hope is an organization that is near and dear to RHFH’s heart. We encourage you to check out the AFH website and learn more about it. (A link to the website can always be found on the homepage of RHFH’s website.) The founder of Artists for Hope, Roberta,
We continue to collect funds needed to pay for shipping a container filled with 1,200 boxes packed full with supplies heading to Real Hope for Haiti this month. You can see the last update here, where we had received enough to cover the expense of shipping 600 of the boxes.
In 2010 the main RC was damaged in the earthquake. The children were moved to a new facility a few houses up. It became difficult to run back and forth quickly enough with kids that were sick and dying to get to the clinic were needed equipment and medications were
We met Telismane and her boys in the fall of 2008. Her husband was killed in a flood that went through our area. You can read about it here. Through meeting her and learning her husband’s heart for her and her family they all moved down tothe village of Cazale.
Last week we posted here that we had reached the first goal of covering the cost of 100 boxes for the shipping container. That’s 100 boxes filled with items like birthing kits, blankets, hygiene items, Tylenol, baby bottles, and batteries. Then we gave out a challenge to help us cover
