My name is Mathilde, and I am 24 years old. I work with the Hope children at RHFH, and I have been serving here since 2023. I do not have any children of my own yet. I live with my mother and father, and I have two brothers—no sisters. My
One Friday, we had the privilege of visiting the Andreson family through our Family of Hope program. During our time together, we shared a meaningful moment of prayer and truly sensed God’s presence among us. Afterward, the family spoke about how important prayer is in their daily lives. They shared
1Souvan nou mande, sa demen ap poteSi sé pa anpil joua, chagrin ou tristesSouvan nou pedi anpil sou avni nouSan nou pa menm pansé si Jézu ak nou. KèFrè mwen ak sè mwen atansyon pa troubléKonnen ké avni nou, li nan men BonDyeTout sòm la vi a, le przan e
Each day at the clinic, an essential part of my work happens behind the scenes. I carefully review patient files, verify diagnoses, and ensure that every illness is accurately recorded in our registers. This process requires attention, precision, and consistency, but it is fundamental to the clinic’s ability to serve
Bensot is a 10-year-old boy who lives with his grandmother, brother, and sister. For the past nine years, his grandmother has been their primary caregiver after their mother left and never returned. Their father had tuberculosis and is unable to work or care for the children. The family survives through
