The Zachary boys helped many days to count and bag medications in the clinic. They built a shelf to display items on to sell for Artist for Hope and local people here in Cazale. pictures coming soon of these shelves full of items made by people here in Cazale!
We see many severe burns due to oil lamps in our clinic. This is an interesting alternative for lighting one’s home in rural Haiti. Sadly, corruption continues to increase the burden on those already oppressed. The Global Health Fund has major accounting issues. Haitian President, Rene Preval, says JCD should
“A boy is truth with dirt on its face, beauty with a cut on its finger, wisdom with bubble gun in its hair, and the hope of the future with a frog in its pocket.” Author: unknown
By: Casey Zachary I couldn’t help but think of the Haitian people this morning as I read the first few chapters of Joshua and the account of the Israelites crossing the Jordan River, entering into the Promised Land. I realize this story is specific to those who were led by
by: Lori Real Hope For Haiti purchased land in December 2009 to build a more permanent place (currently rent all our buildings) and expand our services to the local population. Many are happy for the mission growth and new location which is only one mile from our current facilities. The village
[chirbit:http://chirb.it/C13zzJ] Rough translation Moun ki mete nan Jezu (Those who put themselves in Jesus) Gnou konfians ki san mezu (Have a confidence that cannot be measured) yo kapab pa jamn tonbe (They will never fall) Deliverans you assure (Their deliverance is assured) ke (chorus): Ak konfians n-a va mache (With
