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
by:Licia G.V.A.D.K is still working each week in the community here in Cazale. We have been replanting trees from sacks to buckets for the past month. drilling holes in the bottom of buckets for drainage getting compost and dirt ready to mix The group was able to transplant 120 trees this
Artist for Hope is doing great things for RHFH. This past week we had several different classes to teach ladies different skills. There was a knitting class. They are currently learning this new skill. Another group of ladies learned how to make simple earrings. They had lots of fun learning
by: Lori Last June, the community group planted lots of flamboyant trees along a 1.5 mile stretch of road. Today, some of the group started at one end and weeded around the trees a bit. There was thorn bushes, vines, and other weeds growing around them and hindering their growth.
