Fifi has been working at Real Hope for Haiti since August 2011. She is 50 years old. She is originally from a village behind the mountain of Cazale that is about a 4 hour walk from RHFH. She moved with her sister to Cazale in 1993. Her husband left her
The community group (GVADK) loves to plant trees and they are at it again! This year, they are focused on the mountain area behind the public market. We have about 4000
Because You Asked… Our donors are always so generous and many of you continuously ask how you can help Real Hope For Haiti. In Indiana, we have a container that is approximately 10 pallets short of being a full load. The load contains items, such as medicine and infant formula,
a load of bean being carried home to be cleaned and shelled view from above the valley of Cazale local market garden of banana trees a big beautiful mango tree crackers, cookies candy for sale pen~bread bega~boiled skin from the cows and pigs fritay~fried plantains, flour balls and chicken
God has been grateful in His provision of homeschool teachers over the last several years. We are grateful for the love, encouragement, and enthusiasm for learning each of our teachers have invested into the children of the RHFH staff. Because He has graciously provided teachers for us in the past, we
A new government takes shape in Haiti A new generation of doctors emerging in Haiti. Economic factors continue to stunt growth in Haiti. Jonathan Katz discusses some struggles along the way as Haiti continues to rebuild itsself. Some of the disconnect between pledged aid and actualy impact post earthquake. Reconsidering
