My name is Christley, and I have been working as a nurse at Real Hope for Haiti (RHFH) since February 2022. My role at RHFH is diverse—I work in the emergency room, care for patients in the Cholera Treatment Center (CTC), assist in wound care, and support the center for
My name is Riclane, and my journey with Real Hope for Haiti (RHFH) began many years ago. When RHFH first arrived in Cazale in 1998, I had just given birth to my first child, a baby boy. Concerned about his health, I took him regularly to the clinic to make
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THANK YOU THIS NEED HAS BEEN MET!!! At the Rescue Center, we are constantly working to create a safe, nurturing environment where children can heal, grow, and thrive. This year, we have an important project that will directly enhance the comfort and well-being of the children in our care, and
Darius, a 41-year-old man, was in his garden with his wife when he climbed an avocado tree to pick some for her to sell at the market. Unfortunately, a terrible accident occurred. Darius slipped from the tree and fell violently onto a large rock below. His wife, terrified by the
The instability of Haiti has disrupted life for our missionary kids are Real Hope Academy. Ameyah Betor left Haiti in May 2023 and will be starting her second year at Indiana Christian Academy. The three Zachary kids evacuated Haiti in March of 2024 with their teacher Miss Anna and finished
