My name is Miradieu, and I’m a proud Hope Homes parent with Real Hope for Haiti. I live in a four-room home with my husband and three of my children. I’m also the mother of four grown children who now live on their own. One of the greatest joys in
Throwback Thursday: A Literacy Class in Cazale (2008) It is such a joy to look back on one of the programs that touched many lives in Cazale back in 2008. RHFH organized a literacy class that gave several of our employees—and even members of the community—the chance to learn how
Sa k kapab lave peche ?Anyen pase san Jezikri.Sa k kapab geri tout kè ?Anyen pase san Jezikri. KèSan ki chè pase lòKi wete m nan lanmò;Nanpwen lòt sous ankò,Anyen pase san Jezikri. Pou padon mwen sa mwen wè?Anyen pase san Jezikri.Pou netwaye m sa m mande?Anyen pase san Jezikri.
In the rural community about twenty minutes from our clinic, lives Moreau, a 52-year-old husband and father. Like many in Haiti, he and his family have faced growing challenges—work opportunities have disappeared, insecurity has spread, and healthcare often feels out of reach. One morning, Moreau woke up with a heavy
Hello, my name is Adelaine. I used to live in village with my husband and our two daughters. After my husband became ill and passed away, I focused on supporting our family by selling cooked food. But on April 19, 2023, everything changed. Armed groups entered our area, bringing violence
