We wanted to extend our gratitude to each of you who has generously donated toys for the children. Your contributions have brought immense joy and excitement to their lives. Each day, we follow a structured schedule to ensure that every child gets the most out of their playtime. Twice a
Hi friends , we often lighten our school day with a joke or riddle break . We wanted to share some of our favorites to bring a smile or chuckle to your day. Forward I’m heavy, but backwards I’m not. What am I? TON What is it that after you
Oze ch4 v6Pèp mwen an ap fini, paske li pa konnen mwen. Prèt yo voye tou sa mwen te moutre yo jete. Se konsa, mwen menm tou, mwen p’ap rekonèt yo pou prèt mwen ankò. Yo voye tou sa mwen menm, Bondye yo a, mwen te moutre yo a jete.
My name is Fabienne, and I have been working at the RHFH for several years. One of my duties is to accompany children to other hospitals for examinations. Today, I want to share a story of a little girl named Dasheline, who was admitted to our nutrition center for and
Oatmeal: A Haitian Staple and Our Favorite Labouyi Recipe In Haiti, our favorite way to enjoy oatmeal is through a traditional dish called labouyi. Each family has its own special way of preparing and savoring this delicious, meal. Here’s a simple recipe for you to try at home. Labouyi Recipe
Fredo: Fredo, a 63-year-old man, lives with his wife and two of his four sons in the Courtanceau neighborhood, about 20 minutes from our clinic. He came to us with a wound on his left foot, with all the toes infected and emitting a strong odor. The nurses provided the
