1Nan fon labim m ap rele ouO koute mwen, Senyè!Se nan ou sèl mwen jwenn sekouPou m pa dezespere!Si ou ta sonje tout pecheChak moun fè pou ou pini yo,Ki moun ki ta reziste? 2Grasa lanmou, nou jwenn nan ouPadon peche nou yo.Jistis nou menm pa bon ditou,Zèv nou se
Nesly is a 5-year-old boy who lives with his mother and sibling in a remote area about six hours from our clinic. His father does not help with his care, so his mother is responsible for caring for the children. Getting medical care is very difficult for families in this
Mickerlina: Finding Joy in the Details That Help Others Mickerlina began working at Real Hope for Haiti in December 2022. Since then, she has become an important part of the clinic team, helping make sure the work happening every day is carefully documented and understood. Mickerlina works with the clinic
Beginning Each Day With God Every morning at our clinic, before we begin caring for our patients, we gather together for devotion. We sing, read from the Bible, share a short meditation, and pray together. These moments may seem simple, but they are very important to me and to our
At our Rescue Center, care does not end when a child is ready to go home. Before each child is discharged, our nurses meet with parents or caregivers to provide practical education on how to continue caring for their child at home. They explain the importance of providing a balanced
