On this Throwback Thursday we’re looking back at a part of our work that quietly changed lives — health education about spina bifida and other neural tube defects. Real Hope For Haiti has been doing health education since 1994, and in 2007 we began a focused effort on neural tube
GVADK: Active Voluntary Group for the Development of Kazal Founded in 2003 by a group of local women—and later joined by men—GVADK was created by the people of Cazale, for the people of Cazale. The idea was simple: neighbors volunteering their time, skills, and energy to help improve life in
My name is Fils-Aimé. I am 44 years old, and for many years, I lived about an hour and a half from the clinic, with my wife, our daughter, and our son. Unfortunately, we had to leave the area and moved to the area of Cazale. This sudden displacement made
Easter week in Haiti is a memorable and meaningful time for all who have the privilege to experience it. It is a season of reunion, joy, and celebration—eagerly anticipated by many throughout the country. At its core, Easter reminds us of the ultimate sacrifice Jesus made through His death for
At Real Hope for Haiti, our work is only possible because of the dedicated staff who serve with compassion and excellence every day. Today, we’re honored to introduce Pharalinda, one of our incredible nurses who plays a vital role in caring for patients. A Passion for Nursing Pharainda began working
In Cazale, Sanel and his family made their life in a modest two-room house – one part home, the other a bustling small store filled with essential food products. Their peaceful life took a dramatic turn one day when an ordinary task led to an extraordinary event. As Sanel was
