J.M., a 19-year-old mother, lives alone with her young son. To support them, she sold cosmetics, often traveling long distances to restock her supplies. But one day, everything changed. On a routine trip, she was attacked and they stole all her money—and tragically, they also assaulted her. Shaken and heartbroken,
Roseberlie is a six-month-old infant, a healthy little girl living with her mother in the Croix Maitoux neighborhood, located about an hour and a half from our clinic. One day, while her mother had laid her down on the bed to attend to a household chore, Roseberlie was left momentarily
I’ve enclosed the general letter that I sent out to everyone. I hope you girls are both doing well. I got into a letter-writing mood and managed to get a lot of notes and letters done this week. It takes a lot of time to write to everyone, and I
Deteronòm ch31 v1-2Moyiz pale ankò ak tout pèp Izrayèl la, li di yo: Koulye a, mwen gen sanventan sou tèt mwen. Mwen pa gen fòs pou m’ fè anyen ankò. Lèfini, Seyè a te tou di m’ mwen p’ap janbe lòt bò larivyè Jouden an. Deuteronomy 31:1-2So Moses continued to
At the nutrition center, every child’s recovery is a reminder of why we do what we do. I’m Mamoune, and I want to share the story of Rose-Carline—a brave little girl who came to us suffering from severe malnutrition. Rose-Carline lives in Fond-Baptiste, a village 10 hours away from our
In Haiti, dominoes is more than just a game—it’s a part of everyday life and culture. Walk through any neighborhood and you’ll likely spot a group of people gathered around a table, laughing, playing, and enjoying the game. While it only takes two players, four is the most common. It’s
