HAPPY SATURDAY! (Anna here) I love that my first day here was Saturday because I got to see the community group in action right in front of RHFH and weighed all the kids. Crazy how much kids grow in 4 months!! See these hardworking people? Aren’t they awesome! The community
We have a satellite system for our Internet in Haiti. We cannot upload and download a lot of information per month. This limits us a bit on what we can do in Haiti. In December we had a team from CA that set up a projector under the clinic shelter. We
We got a donation of materials from OXFAM this past week. 2 wheelbarrows and 100 small buckets. We quickly put them to work…. We replanted our mahogany trees. left to right – flamboyant, mahogany in the front, acasia and sed in the back (don’t know english names, sorry), and lots
All around Cazale, the mountains are bare, the soil is eroded, and the crops are decreasing. Decreased crop yield means less money and less food. The community group believes that planting trees and using other soil erosion techniques might help stop this cycle. Trees are needed to cooking fuel, caskets,
Jacob was visiting RHFH this past week. He is an EMT and taught several classed on basic first aid to those in the area. Choking and the Heimlich maneuver with Trey. Riclane, the head of the RC, is practicing on Jacob stop, drop, roll basic CPR broken bones and fractures
Last month marked the one year anniversary of the earthquake that devastated so many lives here in Haiti. It has been a long and arduous year. Images linger in our minds and emotions weigh heavy on our hearts. The anniversary provided everyone with an opportunity to step back from the
