When we first moved to Cazale in 1998, there was no bridge over the river. Everyone—children, parents, merchants—had to cross on foot. During the dry season it was manageable, but when the river rose, it became dangerous or impossible to pass. Eventually, a simple footbridge was built, making it easier
Lè Jezi mouri sou Kalvè,Lè Kris mouri se te pou mwen.Mwen mande m èske m a konnenKonbyen mwen dwe, konbyen mwen dwe? KèKonbyen mwen dwe, lanmou san fen?Konbyen mwen dwe, si Kris pou mwen?Mwen konnen sa li fè pou mwen;Mwen pa ka di konbyen mwen dwe. Sovè mwen nan Jetsemani,Te
Guerlens was born prematurely at just seven months. Sadly, only ten hours after his birth, his mother passed away from complications related to eclampsia. She had been a mother of seven and received care in a public hospital, but the severity of her condition made recovery impossible. After birth, Guerlens
GVADK: Active Voluntary Group for the Development of Kazal Founded in 2003 by a group of local women—and later joined by men—GVADK was created by the people of Cazale, for the people of Cazale. The idea was simple: neighbors volunteering their time, skills, and energy to help improve life in
My name is Cadelien, and I’ve been working with Real Hope for Haiti (RHFH) since 2022. I live in a two-bedroom home with my wife, our two children, and my father. It’s a home I’m proud to own, and the work I do at RHFH helps me support my family—sending
