Thursday was another one of those days that reaffirmed our claim: You just never know what a day may bring here at RHFH! Around 9:00am, a small group of people showed up at the Clinic carrying a woman on a bed. They began their walk down the paths of the
This was taken from a letter from Gretchen, our mom, written in June 1994. They had lived in Haiti for 6 months and there was an embargo and sanctions in place. Aristide was elected president of Haiti in 1990, but was overthrown in a military coup in 1991. The embargo was finally
We are getting closer!! Every donation is helping us reach our goal. We had someone give $25,000.00 towards the cholera center construction and challenged our readers to give to match this donation. It is with great joy and excitement that we are able to report that there has been $20,305
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This post concludes the series highlighting some aspects of Cazale where Real Hope for Haiti is located. If you missed yesterday’s post about the river and the Station, you can click here to catch up. Far more important than the river or the Station, and even more beautiful than the
This post continues the brief series highlighting some aspects of the area around Real Hope for Haiti that are unique to Cazale. If you missed yesterday’s post about the mountains, click here to check it out. We hope you enjoy…..Snapshots From Cazale. **** The river that runs through Cazale is
